R-Sim is a method used for unlocking an iPhone which has been locked to one network or carrier. It acts like a little circuit and sits on top of your regular SIM in your iPhone device and unlocks your phone to enable you to use a network of your choice.
There are various versions of R-sim with R-Sim 12 being the current version released last year. Let's look at the pros and cons of using R-Sim to unlock a Locked phone.
1. Low price: The cost of buying the R-sim chip is very attractive especially in comparison with an official factory unlock price.
2. Safe: The unlock procedure doesn't tamper or void the warranty of your iPhone device making it a safe way to unlock your phone.
3. Activate iPhones: R-sims have the ability to activate the locked iPhone device and allow you to use any network of your choice on the iPhone device.
4. Lock carrier: R-Sim has a function that locks the carrier, it is not only a universal unlock card but also the default unlock the card. It also allows you to lock the carrier and use a different sim card.
5. Compatible: R-Sim is compatible with all devices thus, any iPhone model can be unlocked perfectly well. Each R-Sim model works with the updated versions of the iOS device.
6. Effective: It works with a wide range of carriers in different countries. It has no changes and allows your iPhone device to work the same as a factory unlocked the device in terms of SMS, calls, and data.
7. Easy to use: It is relatively easy to use R-Sim card. There are clear instructions on how to enter the ICCID unlock code in the special RSIM menu in your iPhone.
8. New version for each iOS upgrade: R-Sim offers the customers a new chip for each iOS upgrade. It operates on unlock-never-upgrade policy and it is widely available.
9. No need of jailbroken device: R-sim does not require a jailbroken iPhone device to unlock the device.
1. Works for iPhones: R-Sim is specifically designed to unlock iPhone devices. It cannot work with Android or any other device.
2. Manual update: To update to the newest iOS, you have to manually enter the ICCID code for you to update the software. The code is free and available from the iOS website.
3. Temporary unlock: Apple keeps on changing the operation of their activation algorithm blocking all the devices using the R-Sim adapters. This makes all devices using R-Sim chip dead and you have to wait for the newest version of R-Sim to unlock your device.
4. Not instant: R-Sim is a physical sim card which needs to be shipped to your location and it makes take a few days before getting the card and unlocking your iPhone device.
5. Require skillfully handling: The sellers of the chip provides the instruction manual on how to use the chip to ensure effecting unlocking of the phone and also prevent any damage to the phone when placing or removing the chip.
6. Sim chip issues: Incorrect operation of the chip can lead to problems with the SIM card tray, errors when installing software patches, network errors, or internet problems.
7. Increased power use: R-Sim drains the battery fast due to increased power consumption of the iPhone device.
8. Annoying carrier updates: Carrier updates will often pop up on your screen from time to time prompting you to update the patches which can have issues with your unlock code.
9. Scammers: Getting a trusted dealer to buy the chip may be difficult.
You need to be very careful when sourcing for the R-Sim chip to avoid being scammed.
10. Reduces resale value: R-Sim unlocks of the phone reduces its resale value compared to factory unlock which increases the iPhone resale value.


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Q: Prove $\sum_{d\le x} \sum_{q\le x/d} \dfrac{1}{q^{\beta}} = \sum_{d\le x} \dfrac{1}{d^{\beta}} \sum_{q\le x/d} 1$? The below texts are from the book Introduction to Analytic Number Theory by Apostol:

Trying to calculate $\sum_{n\le x} \sigma_{\alpha} (n)$ for negative $\alpha$ I followed the advice of the book, i.e. " ... we write $\alpha = - \beta$, where $\beta>0$" and the recipe in Theorem 3.5. above. So, $$\sum_{n\le x} \sigma_{-\beta} (n) = \sum_{n\le x} \sum_{q|n} \dfrac{1}{q^{\beta}} = \sum_{d\le x} \sum_{q\le x/d} \dfrac{1}{q^{\beta}} = \sum_{d\le x} \left\{\frac{1}{1-\beta} (\frac{x}{d})^{1-\beta} + \zeta (\beta) + O (x^{-\beta})\right\} = \dfrac{x^{1-\beta}}{1-\beta} \sum_{d\le x} \dfrac{1}{d^{1-\beta}} +\dfrac{x}{2} \zeta(\beta)+ O(1) + O\Big(\dfrac{x^{1-\beta}}{1-\beta}+\zeta(\beta)+x^{-\beta}\Big). $$
I am disappointed to go further for two reasons: a. $\sum_{d\le x} \dfrac{1}{d^{1-\beta}}$ has not a single formula for any $\beta>0$ and b. the book has solved it differently and I don't know the equivalence of the different methods, i.e.

How $\sum_{d\le x} \sum_{q\le x/d} \dfrac{1}{q^{\beta}} = \sum_{d\le x} \dfrac{1}{d^{\beta}} \sum_{q\le x/d} 1$? (especially they probably are not equal as they result in different answers.)

A: I think that the step you are having trouble with is this one?
$$\sum_{n \leq x} \sum_{d|n} \frac{1}{d^\beta}= \sum_{d \leq x} \frac{1}{d^\beta} \sum_{q \leq x/d} 1$$
Perhaps this makes it more clear?
$$\sum_{n \leq x} \sum_{d|n} \frac{1}{d^\beta} = \sum_{qd \leq x}  \frac{1}{d^\beta} = \sum_{d \leq x} \sum_{q \leq x/d} \frac{1}{d^\beta}  = \sum_{d \leq x} \frac{1}{d^\beta} \sum_{q \leq x/d} 1$$
Here you should regard the sum $\sum_{qd \leq x}$ to mean the sum over all pairs of positive integers $(q,d)$ such that $qd \leq x$.

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What Is a Food Allergy?
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Lots of kids have food allergies. These foods cause the most food allergies:
peanuts and other nuts
seafood, such as shrimp
milk, particularly cow's milk
Food allergies happen when the immune system makes a mistake. Normally, your immune (say: ih-MYOON) system protects you from germs and disease. It does this by making antibodies that help you fight off bacteria, viruses, and other tiny organisms that can make you sick. But if you have a food allergy, your immune system mistakenly treats something in a food as if it's really dangerous to you.
The same sort of thing happens with any allergy, whether it's a medicine (like penicillin), pollen in the air (from grasses, weeds, and trees), or a food, like peanuts. So the thing itself isn't harmful, but the way your body reacts to it is.
If a kid with peanut allergy would have eaten that peanut-topped brownie, here's what would happen. Antibodies to something in the food would the body to release chemicals into the bloodstream. One of these chemicals is histamine (say: HISS-tuh-meen).
This then causes symptoms that affect a person's eyes, nose, throat, respiratory system, skin, and digestive system. A person with a food allergy could have a mild reaction — or it could be more severe. An allergic reaction could happen right away or a few hours after the person eats it.
Some of the first signs that a person may be having an allergic reaction could be a runny nose, an itchy skin rash such as hives, or a tingling in the tongue or lips. Other signs include:
tightness in the throat
hoarse voice
belly pain
In the most serious cases, a food allergy can cause anaphylaxis (say: ah-nuh-fuh-LAK-sis). This is a sudden, severe allergic reaction in which several problems happen all at once. It can involve the skin, breathing, digestion, the heart, and blood vessels. A person's blood pressure can drop, breathing tubes can narrow, and the tongue can swell.
People at risk for this kind of a reaction have to be very careful and need a plan for handling emergencies, when they might need to get special medicine to stop these symptoms from getting worse.
Many kids outgrow allergies to milk and eggs as they grow older. But severe allergies to foods like peanuts, some kinds of fish, and shrimp often last a lifetime.
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Many people react to a food but are not actually allergic. For example, people with lactose intolerance (say: LAK-tose in-TAHL-uh-runtz) get belly pain and diarrhea from milk and other dairy products. That doesn't mean they're allergic to milk. They don't feel good after drinking milk because their bodies can't properly break down the sugars found in milk.
If you think you may be allergic to a food, let your parents know. They will take you to the doctor to get it checked out.
If your doctor thinks you might have a food allergy, he or she will probably send you to see a doctor who specializes in allergies. The allergy specialist (called an allergist) will ask you about past reactions and how long it takes between eating the food and getting the symptom (such as hives). The allergist also may ask about whether anyone else in your family has allergies or other allergy-related conditions, such as eczema or asthma.
The allergist might want to do a skin test. This is a way of seeing how your body reacts to a very small amount of the food that is giving you trouble. The allergist will use a liquid extract of the food and, possibly, other common allergy-causing foods to see if you react to any of them.
The doctor will make a little scratch on your skin (it will be a quick pinch) and drop a little of the liquid on the scratched area. Different extracts will go on the different scratches so the doctor can see how your skin reacts to each one. If you get a reddish, raised spot, it shows that you are allergic to that food or substance.
Some doctors may also take a blood sample and send it to a lab for testing.
It's important to remember that even though the doctor tests for food allergies by exposing you to a very small amount of the food, you should not try this at home! The best place for an allergy test is at the doctor's office, where the staff is specially trained and could give you medicine right away if you had a serious reaction.
One way to figure that out is to read food labels. Any foods that might cause an allergic reaction will be listed near or in the ingredient list. Some people who are very sensitive may need to avoid foods just because they are made in the same factory that also makes their problem food. You may have seen some candy wrappers that say the candy was made in a factory that processes nuts too.
No matter how hard you try, you may eat the wrong thing by accident. Stay calm and follow your emergency plan. What's an emergency plan? Before a slip-up happens, it's a good idea to create a plan with your doctor and parents. The plan should spell out what to do, who to tell, and which medicines to take if you have a reaction.
This is especially important if you have a food allergy that can cause a serious reaction (anaphylaxis). For serious reactions, people may need a shot of epinephrine (say: eh-pih-NEF-rin) with them. This kind of epinephrine injection comes in an easy-to-carry container that looks like a pen. You and your parent can work out whether you carry this or someone at school keeps it on hand for you. You'll also need to identify a person who will give you the shot.
You might want to have antihistamine medicine on hand as well. If you get an epinephrine shot, you will need to go to the hospital or a medical facility, where they can keep an eye on you and make sure the reaction is under control.
Having a food allergy is a drag, but it doesn't need to slow a kid down. Your mom, dad, and other adults also can help you steer clear of reactions.
But what if something you really like turns out to be on your "do not eat" list? Today, so many people have food allergies that companies have created lots of good substitutes for favorite foods — everything from dairy-free mashed potatoes to wheat-free chocolate chunk cookies!
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Date reviewed: August 2018
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Autopohádky 2 je kompilační album české hudební skupiny Chinaski, vydané roku 2008 společností Universal Music s.r.o. Jde o 2 CD kompilační album spojené s prvním CD Autopohádky, vydané v roce 2004.

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CD 1

CD 2 (nové vydání 2008)

Hudební aranžmá
Autory všech skladeb jsou Chinaski.

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As part of Leeds University Union's Welfare week, LUU Yoga Society hosted three free Yoga classes, which began at 9am and ran through to 1pm. I was working at our Free, Organic Smoothie Bar whizzing smoothies for that entire time, providing everyone with a delectable post-yoga treat. I thought it would get seriously tedious but I actually loved every minute of it! We had some hilarious responses when people tried our green concoctions and wheatgrass shots. The reactions ranged from 'Oh my god, that is actually incredible!' coming from someone who had never had a green smoothie before, to someone tasting a wheatgrass shot and actually spitting it out! I was so surprised how many people had never even heard of green smoothies or wheatgrass before, let alone tried them. But it was really refreshing how open minded everyone was to at least trying the green smoothies and it made me so happy how much everyone enjoyed trying something new. It was also great to meet people interested in nutrition and see how excited they got that something so healthy was being served within the union. Certainly not an everyday occurrence!
The classes we held comprised of a short talk explaining the health benefits of Yoga, followed by some yoga and relaxation. Five of our outstanding professionally trained yoga instructors lead the sessions. On entering into the hall in which we hosted the event, it was almost like entering into a different world. A total spiritual retreat from the busy city of Leeds. We had incense floating through the air and relaxing Indian yoga music harmonising in the background. We had a huge, light airy space in which up to 85 students were allowed to take part in each class. Our President of the Yoga Society did an absolutely amazing job on the event. In fact, she only had 3 hours sleep that night because she was so busy organising it!
This event was the first of its kind to take place in a university environment and aimed to encourage students to wake up early, practice yoga and fuel their bodies with essential nutrients, leaving them energised and ready for the day.
It was such a beautiful morning and everyone who came told us how much they had enjoyed being able to experience this kind of event in the Union. I love how being part of the yoga committee, I am able to spread the message about the importance of health and to work at incredible events such as these. Now that the year is coming to an end, I'm going to be sad to have to say goodbye to my position as the Social Secretary of the Yoga Society. It's given me a platform in order to promote and allow others to experience these naturopathic approaches to health and wellness. I have been able to educate others on the benefits of yoga and to give others a different perspective when it comes to the concept of healthy eating, which is incredibly important to me.


On an upcoming cruise in the Mediterranean we will be exploring a couple of ports that are new to us in Spain. How will we explore them? Ship's excursion or on our own? Time to do a little research.
Our favorite way to get around in Barcelona which is also one of our ports on this cruise is by the Hop On Hop Off bus. The Barcelona operation has three lines of travel around the city and is easy to pick up from most any where. A running commentary is available on each bus with the ear buds provided. Just plug in and choose your language.
It turns out that there are lots of Hop On Hop Off buses available in many cities throughout the world as this popular way of getting a taste of the location in an easy and leisurely (or not so if you are short on time) way. Check out the main HOHO page for a listing of all the places they serve. From the list you can click and get an overview of the city you expect to visit.
Malaga, Spain, is a port of call we've not done before and lucky for us, they also have a HOHO bus. While we've been to Cadiz before, we didn't get much opportunity to explore. As I recall I wasn't feeling well on that day so the HOHO bus will be a good way for us to see more of the city.
The prices are always reasonable especially when compared to the cost of a ship's excursion but you do have to be careful of your time and make sure you get back to the ship before it's scheduled to pull out of port. They won't wait for you if you are not on a ship excursion.
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February 6 Blog text "EU-hankkeessa kehitetään digitaalisia ratkaisuja tukemaan yksilöiden jatkuvaa oppimista" (in Finnish on CSC´s blog platform) Antti AP: translation into EN and to the web page?
"Encouraging Competence Leaps, Compleap- designing user-centered digital services for life-long learners"
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Being creative in the kitchen can be fun.
Club Creative Studio is sharing creativity in a different way today. We'd like to encourage you to be creative in the kitchen. If you are a natural at being comfortable with kitchen creativity, specifically baking great. If you find it challenging to stick to a recipe and create food in a step-by-step scientific matter, then open up your world and try something new…make bread! I can appreciate making bread now because of these comparisons: Making bread, like art takes time but, in the end it is valued for the time spent and the one-of-a-kind aspects of each creation. Each loaf of bread is unique unto itself, just like Club Creative Studio art is.
I made bread and it is just as time-consuming as making beads, and just as great to enjoy in the end.
I don't really know what prompted me to try to make bread. It may have been watching many food network shows in a row that gave me the confidence to want to try to be successful in the kitchen. Normally, this is the last place that I want to be. I am most comfortable working with a different kind of material my "dough" is most commonly polymer clay, or glass not flour and yeast.
In comparison, however, my workspace supplies and the kitchen materials do have similarities. In fact, I have many stolen tools from my kitchen that I have transformed for use exclusive to clay. For example, the cutting board, pastry cutters, the sharp pick-like tool for cracking nuts, various mint molds and cookie cutters, pasta machine, toaster oven, mini-chopper, rolling-pin, empty spice containers, spice rack, bamboo sticks and empty tin cans are all now part of my studio tools because they are most used to benefit me there.
I can appreciate knowing that there is room for adjustments and experimentation in both settings. There is an exact science to creating items out of polymer clay and glass, as well as bread-making techniques. I am sharing ways today that one recipe can allow for experimentation. Incorporating your own personality into your art and baking can be an important aspect to sharing your skills in a more expressive way.
Below is the basic recipe that I followed to make my loaf of wheat bread. What I found online was wonderful. The recipe was posted and then many others posted their comments and questions. Many shared how they made the recipe their own to fit their needs or just try out their different creative ideas with the recipe. This was interesting to me to learn the various ways that people used ingredients to change the recipe to suit their specific tastes. It made me realize even more that we are all individuals. We may all like bread as a common love, just as we may all like jewelry but, we also have our specific needs and taste, just as we have our individual taste in jewelry fashion and needs of specific styles.
Honey Whole Wheat Bread makes two loaves 1 lb whole wheat flour 12 oz hot water 8 ounces bread or all-purpose flour 1 5 oz can evaporated milk, 1/3 cup honey 2 teaspoons salt 3 teaspoons instant yeast an additional 1/2-1 cup flour, as necessary, to achieve the desired consistency.
Here is a close-up of my home-made bread. Making bread is sort of like making beads, both take time to create.
Mix the hot water and whole wheat flour together in a bowl. Cover the bowl with plastic and set aside until around room temperature, at least 1 hour. Add the milk, honey, salt, yeast, and bread flour to the original mixture and mix until well combined. Add additional flour and knead by hand or in a stand mixer until a tacky but not completely sticky dough is formed. Place the ball of dough in a well-oiled bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and set aside to rise for 60 to 90 minutes. Divide the dough in two and shape the loaves. Place the loaves in greased bread pans, cover the pans loosely with plastic (I put them in a plastic bag), and set aside to rise again for 90 minutes. During the final 30 minutes of rising, preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Place the pans into the oven and immediately reduce the oven temperature to 375 degrees. Bake for approximately 45 to 55 minutes, rotating the pans once so that they brown evenly, until the internal temperature of the loaves is around 190 degrees and the bottom of the loaf sounds hollow when tapped.
My home-made bread sliced and ready to enjoy.
Let me know if you try the recipe out, adjust it, or make a different type of bread. I have learned that bread-making like bead-making takes time and patience, and the methods can be altered to express your own creativity. It was also well worth it to smell and taste a hand-made bread creation made from scratch, just as it is worth it to wear a hand-made beaded item. I will stick to bead-making for now as my "go-to" creative activity vice bread-making but, it won't stop me from being creative in the kitchen when I have to be there.
It does, this idea does stink but, with artful results.
Today's Club Creative Studio post is a special feature post that deals with a great idea that stems from what might seem as an unlikely place in jewelry-making, it is the location called your kitchen. I love to discover a technique that is interesting and this one is so worth sharing.
Although we love for things to come out of our kitchen smelling wonderful, this is a kitchen/jewelry project that really stinks! Consider yourself warned AND informed. In this case, what stinks is also pretty cool. If you are making jewelry and enjoy experimenting, this is something that you may be interested in trying, or at least it is nice to know.
People called "Foodies" are great fans of food. If you are one that spends many hours in the kitchen creatively cooking, baking or eating, then you know how important that environment can be. It can be a space of much discovery. And so today, you can combine the kitchen, food and jewelry making all in one project.
How could this be that all of those things can combine in an artful way? Let me share a tip I came across that is helpful for those who like to experiment and find options to incorporate in their creative jewelry creations. Don't be chicken (like me) try it and let me know about your results. It's and Egg-cellent idea.
Did you know that you can use a hard-boiled egg to create the look of patina on sterling silver wire findings? You'll need a hard-boiled egg, sterling silver item, a zip-seal plastic bag. Here is what you do for the process: After hard boiling your eggs while they are still hot, take your peeled hard-boiled eggs and slice them in half, placing in the air-tight bag.
The yolk is the primary source of sulfur and it is the yolk that will be reacting chemically to the sterling silver item you place in a bag. For an average-sized single piece of jewelry, two eggs will be enough, but the larger the item, the more eggs you need. To oxidize multiple pieces of jewelry, you will need to add more eggs, and use a larger bag as well.
The aim of this project is to turn sterling silver items into items with an aged and patina-look.
Waiting for the oxidation process is next, the silver will bond with oxygen. Leave the contents in the closed zipped bag for a few days, when it oxidizes, you'll want to brush your item with fine steel wool. Polishing with a soft cloth afterwards will complete your project. You hope to come out of this with a nice aged-look on your item. The longer you leave it in the bag, the darker your patina will be. Make sure to discard your eggs when done, do not consume them.
The alternative to this method in the kitchen is of course using Liver of sulfur (which actually smells the same) but, this is a natural way to avoid that chemical.
I look forward to trying this technique as I become a bit more brave with rotting egg smell. However, if it works, in the end it doesn't stink after all.
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Jack James Marlow believes a last-minute decision to go to university turned out to be one of the best in his life. Not only has he achieved a distinction for his engineering foundation year and continued on to study a degree in aerospace engineering, astronautics and space technology, but he has also been able to achieve a lifelong ambition to learn how to skydive along the way.
Jack James held off applying for university because he wanted to know his A-level grades before choosing a university course. Later not achieving the grades he had initially hoped for had come as a shock, he admitted. "I was devastated when I received my A-level results as I knew I wouldn't be accepted on to an engineering degree course," Jack James, 22, from Kirkby, Liverpool, explained. "I felt like all the doors were going to shut on me."
Unsure of what he wanted to do next but with an aptitude and interest in mathematics, Jack James was still aiming for university but wanted to identify a course that would lead to a job with real prospects. He quickly got on the phone to the Kingston University Clearing hotline and explained his situation to the operator. "The person I spoke to really put me at my ease and took me through the process step by step," Jack James said. "She advised me to do a foundation year in engineering and reassured me that, if I worked hard, I would then be able to move on to the degree course I originally wanted to apply for."
Applying for university could seem like a lot of pressure but going through the Clearing system couldn't have been easier, Jack James said. "Within two weeks of calling the University I'd started my foundation course," he said. "The classes were amazing and the tutors really inspired me which is why I stayed on for my degree and have now applied to do a Master's in engineering."
Eager to get the most out of his time as a student, Jack James dived into University life by becoming a student ambassador, which involved going into local schools to promote higher education, and getting involved in other extra curricula activities. "Kingston University has so many amazing clubs," he said. "I'd always wanted to try skydiving but I knew it was an expensive activity. Being part of the University's society though meant I could get involved because we get a large discount." Since joining the society Jack James has been able to achieve his A-licence which allows him to skydive unsupervised. He now also works part-time for the centre where he learned to skydive, allowing him to earn while doing something he loves.
Applying later for university worked for Jack James. "Going through the Clearing process allowed me more time to decide what I really wanted to do," he said. Students who don't quite get the grades they were expecting should not despair, he added. "Even if you are not 100 per cent sure of what you want to do you can start by studying in the area you enjoy and see where it takes you," he said. "Like me you might find that everything works out better than you could have ever hoped."
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 DLC Will Not be Sold Separately July 13, 2019
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Premiere Month For The Second Season For The Quintessential Quintuplets Announced July 12, 2019
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Marvel's Avengers Gameplay Will Be Revealed on July 18th At SDCC July 12, 2019
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Dragon Quest Builders 2 Gets Brand New Trailer Ahead Of Its Launch July 11, 2019
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first female gymnast outside Eastern Europe to win the Olympic all-around title.
daughters: Shayla Rae, McKenna Lane, Skyla Brae, and Emma.
out about her problems to endorse medication.
prestigious Chunichi Cup in 1983.
in 1984, Retton suffered a knee injury that forced her to undergo an operation.
However, she recovered just in time for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Romania for the all-around title, to the delight of the patriotic audience.
perfect 10s on floor exercise and vault to win the all-around title by just 0.05.
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Sea-Ice Interactions with Polar Fish - Focus on the Antarctic Silverfish Life History
The sea ice, extending seasonally over a vast area of the circumpolar Oceans, plays crucial roles in the climate, oceanographic and biogeochemical systems of the polar regions. Besides the roles played in shaping the polar environment, the occurrence of sea ice acts, for the polar organisms, as a driving evolutionary force. In fish, the presence of ice in the sea waters has driven the evolution of antifreeze biological responses that allows them to face the most fundamental survival challenge in polar waters, that is the threat to be frozen. In 2004, the discovery that Pleuragramma antarcticum (Antarctic silverfish) uses seasonal sea ice as nursery ground, further stimulated Antarctic researcher, including the Authors of the present review, to investigate the relationships between polar marine fish and sea ice. During IPY activities, a number of projects focused on P. Antarcticum: to clarify the life cycle and the nature of the silverfish relationship with sea ice is a need to make informed predictions about possible impacts that changes in the sea ic dynamics will have on the coastal Antarctic ecosystem where this small fish plays a pivotall role. In present chapter, the biological and ecological information on P. antarcticum, updated or achieved during IPY activities, are used to draw a picture of the relationship between the sea ice and this fish. By combining evidence and hypotheses, the interaction between the silverfish and the sea ice during early life and during reproduction emerge as major features in its life history.
Titolo: Sea-Ice Interactions with Polar Fish - Focus on the Antarctic Silverfish Life History
M. Vacchi
P. Koubbi
GHIGLIOTTI, LAURA
PISANO, EVA
Abstract: The sea ice, extending seasonally over a vast area of the circumpolar Oceans, plays crucial roles in the climate, oceanographic and biogeochemical systems of the polar regions. Besides the roles played in shaping the polar environment, the occurrence of sea ice acts, for the polar organisms, as a driving evolutionary force. In fish, the presence of ice in the sea waters has driven the evolution of antifreeze biological responses that allows them to face the most fundamental survival challenge in polar waters, that is the threat to be frozen. In 2004, the discovery that Pleuragramma antarcticum (Antarctic silverfish) uses seasonal sea ice as nursery ground, further stimulated Antarctic researcher, including the Authors of the present review, to investigate the relationships between polar marine fish and sea ice. During IPY activities, a number of projects focused on P. Antarcticum: to clarify the life cycle and the nature of the silverfish relationship with sea ice is a need to make informed predictions about possible impacts that changes in the sea ic dynamics will have on the coastal Antarctic ecosystem where this small fish plays a pivotall role. In present chapter, the biological and ecological information on P. antarcticum, updated or achieved during IPY activities, are used to draw a picture of the relationship between the sea ice and this fish. By combining evidence and hypotheses, the interaction between the silverfish and the sea ice during early life and during reproduction emerge as major features in its life history.


'Jumper' takes you through a series of stages where you must use the special jump pads to navigate your way across large gaps, high rises and moving platforms. A beautifully simple first person puzzle game, powered by the brilliant Unreal Engine 4.
Powered by Unreal Engine 4, Jumper has nice, clean visuals combined with smooth and flowing game play.
20 stages that progressively get more and more difficult. Will you be able to time your jumps well?
User created custom maps to come soon! Utilising the power of the Unreal Engine 4 map editor, and free downloadable 'Jumper' map kit, see what you can create and share with others!


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Entertainment Express: Michael J Fox, Tony Scott, Rosie O'Donnell, Phyllis Diller, Pink
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* Michael J Fox will make his long-awaited return to TV, in a sitcom that incorporates his real-life Parkinsons condition, which is set to air next year.
* Director Tony Scott's family has said the reports of him having inoperable brain cancer are not true. Authorities say it will more than likely take weeks to complete the investigation into the filmmaker's death.
* Rosie O'Donnell had a heart attack and says she's "lucky to be here".
* Phyllis Diller, the irrepressible, inimitable actress died on Monday at the age of 95. Meanwhile, Olympian Usain Bolt turns 26 today.
* P!nk talks about her road to stardom, and hitting her stride in the second decade of her career in her Billboard cover story.
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Maurizio Sarri reveals what he fears most about Arsenal and Emery
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri admits Arsenal are a very dangerous opponent and considers them one of the best teams in the Premier League in the attacking phase. The two sides lock horns in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon at the Emirates with just six points separating them in the race for a Champions League place. But Sarri knows his side face a monumental test despite Arsenal's form tailing off, losing to West Ham last time out, and has been working on how to thwart their attacking potential.
'This match for us is a risk and an opportunity. It's a risk because they are doing very well at home, so it's a difficult and dangerous match or us,' explained the Italian. 'They are really a good team. In the offensive phase they are one of the best teams in the Premier League, they are really very dangerous, and so for us it will be really very difficult.'
On their last meeting, which Chelsea won, he continued: 'That was a different match I think. They changed in the last seven or eight matches. 'But we learned that they have really very, very dangerous movements in the offensive phase, very dangerous without the ball, especially when our full-back is out of the line to cover the ball.
'We have to be careful. We worked during the week about this. But they are really very dangerous. 'I think that we can be dangerous against this opponent but we have to stay in the match, we have to defend with a very high level of attention of application for 95 minutes.'
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U-Prep boys fall short on home court
Three turnovers plus a 10-0 run equaled a heartbreaking 62-60 home loss for U-Prep in the opening round of the CIF NorCal Division V playoffs.
U-Prep boys fall short on home court Three turnovers plus a 10-0 run equaled a heartbreaking 62-60 home loss for U-Prep in the opening round of the CIF NorCal Division V playoffs. Check out this story on redding.com: http://reddingne.ws/2oY2VMg
Special to the Record Searchlight Published 11:27 p.m. PT March 7, 2018
University Preparatory School logo(Photo: U-Prep)
Three turnovers plus a 10-0 run equaled a heartbreaking 62-60 home loss for U-Prep on Wednesday in the opening round of the California Interscholastic Federation Northern California Division V playoffs.
The fifth-seeded Panthers looked to be in control up 60-52 over Envision Academy of Oakland with less than two minutes left in the game.
But, like it had in the first half, Envision forced U-Prep into turnovers that led to fast-break points, and, ultimately, a stunning loss on the Panthers' home court as Keshad Johnson buried a 17-footer from the right elbow as time expired.
"I've practiced that (shot) all my life," Johnson said. "Just having that last-second shot in your hands is like a dream come true for every kid that's ever played the game of basketball."
Johnson and teammate Darius Deloney scored the last 10 – each had five. Johnson started the Envision comeback with a steal and fast-break layup that turned into an old-fashioned 3-point play after a foul by Logan Hawes.
Deloney had his own and-one 15 seconds later after picking the ball on a trap near half court. He was fouled and made the freebie – Envision helped its cause by going 14-of-16 from the charity stripe to make the game a 60-58 affair with 1:29 left.
"It felt like things were looking good," U-Prep Mark Stephens said of his team's eight-point lead with under two left. "We turned the ball over, fouled them on layups for and-ones, took some questionable shots and had a few shots blocked.
"Things just fell apart during the last couple of minutes."
After Mark Stephens, the coach's son, missed the front end of a one-and-one with 80 seconds left to play, the Panthers caught a break when the rebound went out of bounds off an Envision player.
But Deloney stole the inbounds pass and took the ball coast-to-coast for the game-tying lay-in.
"We started really poorly and ended really poorly," said Stephens, the coach.
That the Panthers were even in the game was a testament to their fortitude, as Envision stormed out in the opening quarter and took a 15-4 lead before settling for a 16-9 edge after the first eight minutes.
Much of the Envision offense was fueled by turnovers – U-Prep committed 10 turnovers in the opening half leading to 10 Envision points. The Panthers started to right things toward the end of the first half and trailed 30-26 heading into intermission.
After the break, the Panthers took their first lead, 39-38, on a Hawes' low-post bucket and kept the lead at the end of the period, heading into the fourth up 45-43.
U-Prep had Envision Academy on its heels at the 4-minute mark of the final quarter as Trevor Jones canned a 3-pointer and followed it up with a fast-break layup on the Panthers' next possession. After an Envision miss, U-Prep pushed the ball up and Stephens drained a triple and the Panthers had their eight-point lead at 60-52 with two minutes remaining.
"We got it turned around after the bad start and took the lead," Stephens said. "We're young and haven't closed well all season."
Envision Academy's Deloney finished with a game-high 25 points and Johnson added 16 – including three dunks and one where he hit his head on the backboard on the finish. Trevor Jones paced the Panthers with 11 points off the bench and Kaden Jones added 10.


Horse racing is for fools. Yak racing is where it's at. This traditional Tibetan sport offers what it promises: Yaksmen racing horned mounts, often with displays of daredevilry. Yak racing is reportedly a lot of fun to witness, and it's that sense of fun Mutant Labs appears to be reaching for in its upcoming racing game Yak Dash: Horns of Glory.
Yak Dash takes place across several mountainous race courses equipped with ramps and dips. At the word "Go," players thunder across the rocky terrain in a race to the finish. The hairy mounts smash objects, leap over chasms, and seek out short cuts (usually via blunt force).
However, the yaks in Yak Dash can also perform flips and crazy stunts. That is not part of the real-life yak racing experience, but who knows what we'll see as racers get bolder over the months and years to come.
Yak Dash: Horns of Glory comes to iOS for $1.99 on January 22.


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AC4206 (SFO-DFW) 1477880763 (20190919-D-ACA-4206)
This Air Canada flight between San Francisco International Airport and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2345 (SFO-DFW). It departed from gate E60. See all the flights for AC4206.
UA2345 (SFO-DFW) 1477878303 (20190919-D-UAL-2345)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate E60. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-900 with tail number N69813. See all the flights for UA2345.
NZ9084 (SFO-DFW) 1477878311 (20190919-D-ANZ-9084)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2345 (SFO-DFW). It departed from gate E60. See all the flights for NZ9084.
HA2360 (SFO-JFK) 1477881599 (20190919-D-HAL-2360)
This Hawaiian Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B61516 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate B6. See all the flights for HA2360.
B61516 (SFO-JFK) 1477881337 (20190919-D-JBU-1516)
This JetBlue Airways flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate B6. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N961JT. See all the flights for B61516.
SA7383 (SFO-JFK) 1477878331 (20190919-D-SAA-7383)
This South African Airways (SAA) flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B61516 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate B6. See all the flights for SA7383.
QF3120 (SFO-ORD) 1477879289 (20190919-D-QFA-3120)
This Qantas Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1253 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate D56A. See all the flights for QF3120.
AA1253 (SFO-ORD) 1477881699 (20190919-D-AAL-1253)
This American Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate D56A. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N509AY. See all the flights for AA1253.
BA4368 (SFO-ORD) 1477879405 (20190919-D-BAW-4368)
This British Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1253 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate D56A. See all the flights for BA4368.
IB4508 (SFO-ORD) 1477879099 (20190919-D-IBE-4508)
This Iberia flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1253 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate D56A. See all the flights for IB4508.
CA7372 (IAH-SFO) 1477875277 (20190919-A-CCA-7372)
This Air China flight between George Bush Intercontinental Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA385 (IAH-SFO). It arrived at gate F74. See all the flights for CA7372.
NZ9210 (IAH-SFO) 1477874737 (20190919-A-ANZ-9210)
This Air New Zealand flight between George Bush Intercontinental Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA385 (IAH-SFO). It arrived at gate F74. See all the flights for NZ9210.
UA385 (IAH-SFO) 1477877467 (20190919-A-UAL-385)
This United Airlines flight traveled from George Bush Intercontinental Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate F74. See all the flights for UA385.
UA1471 (SFO-AUS) 1477881043 (20190919-D-UAL-1471)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate F72. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A319 with tail number N814UA. See all the flights for UA1471.
CA7409 (SFO-AUS) 1477879429 (20190919-D-CCA-7409)
This Air China flight between San Francisco International Airport and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1471 (SFO-AUS). It departed from gate F72. See all the flights for CA7409.
AC4795 (SFO-AUS) 1477879337 (20190919-D-ACA-4795)
This Air Canada flight between San Francisco International Airport and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1471 (SFO-AUS). It departed from gate F72. See all the flights for AC4795.
UA505 (SFO-IAH) 1477879981 (20190919-D-UAL-505)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to George Bush Intercontinental Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate E66. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A320-200 with tail number N489UA. See all the flights for UA505.
NZ9194 (SFO-IAH) 1477879959 (20190919-D-ANZ-9194)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA505 (SFO-IAH). It departed from gate E66. See all the flights for NZ9194.
OZ9521 (SFO-IAH) 1477879267 (20190919-D-AAR-9521)
This Asiana Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA505 (SFO-IAH). It departed from gate E66. See all the flights for OZ9521.
LA5134 (LAX-SFO) 1477876227 (20190919-A-LAN-5134)
This LAN-Chile (Linea Aerea Nacional) flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS989 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate D54B. See all the flights for LA5134.
SQ1344 (LAX-SFO) 1477876555 (20190919-A-SIA-1344)
This Singapore Airlines flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS989 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate D54B. See all the flights for SQ1344.
AS989 (LAX-SFO) 1477875891 (20190919-A-ASA-989)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from Los Angeles International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate D54B. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-800 with tail number N532AS. See all the flights for AS989.
BA5322 (PHL-SFO) 1477874469 (20190919-A-BAW-5322)
This British Airways flight between Philadelphia International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1742 (PHL-SFO). It arrived at gate D59. See all the flights for BA5322.
AA1742 (PHL-SFO) 1477874551 (20190919-A-AAL-1742)
This American Airlines flight traveled from Philadelphia International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate D59. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N584UW. See all the flights for AA1742.
DL7693 (SFO-ICN) 1477880589 (20190919-D-DAL-7693)
This Delta Air Lines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Korean Air flight KE26 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate A7. See all the flights for DL7693.
KE26 (SFO-ICN) 1477879117 (20190919-D-KAL-26)
This Korean Air flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Incheon International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate A7. See all the flights for KE26.
CA7229 (DEN-SFO) 1477875689 (20190919-A-CCA-7229)
This Air China flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for CA7229.
AC5719 (DEN-SFO) 1477877165 (20190919-A-ACA-5719)
This Air Canada flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for AC5719.
AV2353 (DEN-SFO) 1477875217 (20190919-A-AVA-2353)
This Avianca Airlines flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for AV2353.
NZ9078 (DEN-SFO) 1477875883 (20190919-A-ANZ-9078)
This Air New Zealand flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for NZ9078.
UA571 (DEN-SFO) 1477876729 (20190919-A-UAL-571)
This United Airlines flight traveled from Denver International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate E68. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-900 with tail number N68834. See all the flights for UA571.
QR3917 (JFK-SFO) 1477876973 (20190919-A-QTR-3917)
This Qatar Airways flight between John F Kennedy International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B61415 (JFK-SFO). It arrived at gate B6. See all the flights for QR3917.
EK6123 (JFK-SFO) 1477875961 (20190919-A-UAE-6123)
This Emirates Airline flight between John F Kennedy International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B61415 (JFK-SFO). It arrived at gate B6. See all the flights for EK6123.
SQ1462 (JFK-SFO) 1477877033 (20190919-A-SIA-1462)
This Singapore Airlines flight between John F Kennedy International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B61415 (JFK-SFO). It arrived at gate B6. See all the flights for SQ1462.
HA2361 (JFK-SFO) 1477874777 (20190919-A-HAL-2361)
This Hawaiian Airlines flight between John F Kennedy International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B61415 (JFK-SFO). It arrived at gate B6. See all the flights for HA2361.
B61415 (JFK-SFO) 1477875477 (20190919-A-JBU-1415)
This JetBlue Airways flight traveled from John F Kennedy International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate B6. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N961JT. See all the flights for B61415.
UA235 (SFO-BOS) 1477880807 (20190919-D-UAL-235)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Gen E L Logan International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate F89. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 757-200 with tail number N14120. See all the flights for UA235.
NZ9018 (SFO-BOS) 1477879771 (20190919-D-ANZ-9018)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Gen E L Logan International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA235 (SFO-BOS). It departed from gate F89. See all the flights for NZ9018.
PR105 (SFO-MNL) 1477878551 (20190919-D-PAL-105)
This Philippine Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Ninoy Aquino International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate A11. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 777-300ER with tail number RPC7772. See all the flights for PR105.
FI7657 (SEA-SFO) 1477876727 (20190919-A-ICE-7657)
This IcelandAir flight between Tacoma International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS1330 (SEA-SFO). It arrived at gate D55. See all the flights for FI7657.
AS1330 (SEA-SFO) 1477877995 (20190919-A-ASA-1330)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from Tacoma International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate D55. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A319 with tail number N528VA. See all the flights for AS1330.
AF8786 (ATL-SFO) 1477877687 (20190919-A-AFR-8786)
This Air France flight between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2777 (ATL-SFO). It arrived at gate C42. See all the flights for AF8786.
DL2777 (ATL-SFO) 1477875713 (20190919-A-DAL-2777)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate C42. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 757-300 with tail number N594NW. See all the flights for DL2777.
VS5287 (ATL-SFO) 1477876933 (20190919-A-VIR-5287)
This Virgin Atlantic Airways flight between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2777 (ATL-SFO). It arrived at gate C42. See all the flights for VS5287.
WN1918 (SAN-SFO) 1477874423 (20190919-A-SWA-1918)
This Southwest Airlines flight traveled from San Diego International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate B9. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-700 with tail number N728SW. See all the flights for WN1918.
NZ9106 (SFO-EWR) 1477879917 (20190919-D-ANZ-9106)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Newark International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1796 (SFO-EWR). It departed from gate F80. See all the flights for NZ9106.
UA1796 (SFO-EWR) 1477878167 (20190919-D-UAL-1796)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Newark International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate F80. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 777-200 with tail number N772UA. See all the flights for UA1796.
UA2114 (SFO-IAD) 1477878553 (20190919-D-UAL-2114)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Dulles International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate F86. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 757-200 with tail number N14106. See all the flights for UA2114.
CA7312 (SFO-IAD) 1477881451 (20190919-D-CCA-7312)
This Air China flight between San Francisco International Airport and Dulles International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2114 (SFO-IAD). It departed from gate F86. See all the flights for CA7312.
NZ9161 (SFO-IAD) 1477878765 (20190919-D-ANZ-9161)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Dulles International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2114 (SFO-IAD). It departed from gate F86. See all the flights for NZ9161.
SA7467 (SFO-IAD) 1477881515 (20190919-D-SAA-7467)
This South African Airways (SAA) flight between San Francisco International Airport and Dulles International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2114 (SFO-IAD). It departed from gate F86. See all the flights for SA7467.
TG6748 (SFO-ICN) 1477880671 (20190919-D-THA-6748)
This Thai Airways International flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Asiana Airlines flight OZ211 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate G93. See all the flights for TG6748.
OZ211 (SFO-ICN) 1477878249 (20190919-D-AAR-211)
This Asiana Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Incheon International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate G93. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A350-900 with tail number HL8079. See all the flights for OZ211.
UA7290 (SFO-ICN) 1477878095 (20190919-D-UAL-7290)
This United Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Asiana Airlines flight OZ211 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate G93. See all the flights for UA7290.
SQ5711 (SFO-ICN) 1477880657 (20190919-D-SIA-5711)
This Singapore Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Asiana Airlines flight OZ211 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate G93. See all the flights for SQ5711.
NZ9317 (SFO-ORD) 1477879867 (20190919-D-ANZ-9317)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1140 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate F88. See all the flights for NZ9317.
UA1140 (SFO-ORD) 1477878535 (20190919-D-UAL-1140)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate F88. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 757-300 with tail number N57852. See all the flights for UA1140.
AC4372 (SFO-ORD) 1477881397 (20190919-D-ACA-4372)
This Air Canada flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1140 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate F88. See all the flights for AC4372.
DL2416 (SLC-SFO) 1477874707 (20190919-A-DAL-2416)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from Salt Lake City International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate C48. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an aircraft with tail number N105DU. See all the flights for DL2416.
AM3480 (SLC-SFO) 1477877587 (20190919-A-AMX-3480)
This AeroMéxico flight between Salt Lake City International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2416 (SLC-SFO). It arrived at gate C48. See all the flights for AM3480.
VS4510 (SLC-SFO) 1477875885 (20190919-A-VIR-4510)
This Virgin Atlantic Airways flight between Salt Lake City International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2416 (SLC-SFO). It arrived at gate C48. See all the flights for VS4510.
BA5569 (SFO-JFK) 1477879805 (20190919-D-BAW-5569)
This British Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate C45B. See all the flights for BA5569.
QF3177 (SFO-JFK) 1477880701 (20190919-D-QFA-3177)
This Qantas Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate C45B. See all the flights for QF3177.
AA276 (SFO-JFK) 1477880473 (20190919-D-AAL-276)
This American Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate C45B. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N113AN. See all the flights for AA276.
FJ5007 (SFO-JFK) 1477879147 (20190919-D-FJI-5007)
This Fiji Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate C45B. See all the flights for FJ5007.
CZ1630 (SFO-JFK) 1477878855 (20190919-D-CSN-1630)
This China Southern Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate C45B. See all the flights for CZ1630.
IB4843 (SFO-JFK) 1477878725 (20190919-D-IBE-4843)
This Iberia flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate C45B. See all the flights for IB4843.
CZ1198 (LAX-SFO) 1477876357 (20190919-A-CSN-1198)
This China Southern Airlines flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2565 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate C41. See all the flights for CZ1198.
WS7143 (LAX-SFO) 1477876585 (20190919-A-WJA-7143)
This WestJet Airlines flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2565 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate C41. See all the flights for WS7143.
MU4194 (LAX-SFO) 1477877947 (20190919-A-CES-4194)
This China Eastern Airlines flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2565 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate C41. See all the flights for MU4194.
VS1983 (LAX-SFO) 1477874861 (20190919-A-VIR-1983)
This Virgin Atlantic Airways flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2565 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate C41. See all the flights for VS1983.
DL2565 (LAX-SFO) 1477876127 (20190919-A-DAL-2565)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from Los Angeles International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate C41. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-900 with tail number N810DN. See all the flights for DL2565.
SQ1437 (SFO-JFK) 1477881321 (20190919-D-SIA-1437)
This Singapore Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS254 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate D54B. See all the flights for SQ1437.
AS254 (SFO-JFK) 1477881571 (20190919-D-ASA-254)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to John F Kennedy International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate D54B. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-800 with tail number N551AS. See all the flights for AS254.
JL5890 (SFO-FLL) 1477879231 (20190919-D-JAL-5890)
This JAL (Japan Airlines) flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B6278 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate B7. See all the flights for JL5890.
EK6049 (SFO-FLL) 1477880227 (20190919-D-UAE-6049)
This Emirates Airline flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B6278 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate B7. See all the flights for EK6049.
HA2122 (SFO-FLL) 1477879979 (20190919-D-HAL-2122)
This Hawaiian Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by JetBlue Airways flight B6278 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate B7. See all the flights for HA2122.
B6278 (SFO-FLL) 1477878943 (20190919-D-JBU-278)
This JetBlue Airways flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate B7. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N980JT. See all the flights for B6278.
NZ9817 (SFO-AKL) 1477881085 (20190919-D-ANZ-9817)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Auckland International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA917 (SFO-AKL). It departed from gate G100. See all the flights for NZ9817.
LH9323 (SFO-AKL) 1477881057 (20190919-D-DLH-9323)
This Lufthansa flight between San Francisco International Airport and Auckland International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA917 (SFO-AKL). It departed from gate G100. See all the flights for LH9323.
UA917 (SFO-AKL) 1477881697 (20190919-D-UAL-917)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Auckland International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate G100. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 777-200 with tail number N209UA. See all the flights for UA917.
WN555 (DEN-SFO) 1477876487 (20190919-A-SWA-555)
This Southwest Airlines flight traveled from Denver International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate B18. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-800 with tail number N8677A. See all the flights for WN555.
WN1093 (LAX-SFO) 1477876291 (20190919-A-SWA-1093)
This Southwest Airlines flight traveled from Los Angeles International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate B12. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 737-700 with tail number N7735A. See all the flights for WN1093.
UA1257 (EWR-SFO) 1477875313 (20190919-A-UAL-1257)
This United Airlines flight traveled from Newark International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate F81. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard a Boeing 757-200 with tail number N546UA. See all the flights for UA1257.
NZ9129 (EWR-SFO) 1477875673 (20190919-A-ANZ-9129)
This Air New Zealand flight between Newark International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1257 (EWR-SFO). It arrived at gate F81. See all the flights for NZ9129.
TP8492 (EWR-SFO) 1477876035 (20190919-A-TAP-8492)
This TAP Air Portugal flight between Newark International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1257 (EWR-SFO). It arrived at gate F81. See all the flights for TP8492.
RJ7160 (ORD-SFO) 1477875763 (20190919-A-RJA-7160)
This Royal Jordanian Airlines flight between Chicago O'Hare International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1253 (ORD-SFO). It arrived at gate D56A. See all the flights for RJ7160.
AA1253 (ORD-SFO) 1477874497 (20190919-A-AAL-1253)
This American Airlines flight traveled from Chicago O'Hare International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate D56A. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N509AY. See all the flights for AA1253.
BA4377 (ORD-SFO) 1477875097 (20190919-A-BAW-4377)
This British Airways flight between Chicago O'Hare International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1253 (ORD-SFO). It arrived at gate D56A. See all the flights for BA4377.
QF4866 (ORD-SFO) 1477877671 (20190919-A-QFA-4866)
This Qantas Airways flight between Chicago O'Hare International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1253 (ORD-SFO). It arrived at gate D56A. See all the flights for QF4866.
NZ9139 (SFO-BNA) 1477878329 (20190919-D-ANZ-9139)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Nashville International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2060 (SFO-BNA). It departed from gate E68. See all the flights for NZ9139.
UA2060 (SFO-BNA) 1477881133 (20190919-D-UAL-2060)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Nashville International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate E68. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A320-200 with tail number N472UA. See all the flights for UA2060.
AA1103 (SFO-PHL) 1477880669 (20190919-D-AAL-1103)
This American Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Philadelphia International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate D56B. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N179UW. See all the flights for AA1103.
BA5506 (SFO-PHL) 1477880309 (20190919-D-BAW-5506)
This British Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and Philadelphia International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA1103 (SFO-PHL). It departed from gate D56B. See all the flights for BA5506.
CA7336 (SFO-SEA) 1477879709 (20190919-D-CCA-7336)
This Air China flight between San Francisco International Airport and Tacoma International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA351 (SFO-SEA). It departed from gate E69. See all the flights for CA7336.
NZ9401 (SFO-SEA) 1477879919 (20190919-D-ANZ-9401)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Tacoma International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA351 (SFO-SEA). It departed from gate E69. See all the flights for NZ9401.
UA351 (SFO-SEA) 1477878951 (20190919-D-UAL-351)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Tacoma International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It departed from gate E69. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A320-200 with tail number N414UA. See all the flights for UA351.
BA5379 (LAX-SFO) 1477876985 (20190919-A-BAW-5379)
This British Airways flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA2517 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate D56B. See all the flights for BA5379.
IB4098 (LAX-SFO) 1477877241 (20190919-A-IBE-4098)
This Iberia flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA2517 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate D56B. See all the flights for IB4098.
AA2517 (LAX-SFO) 1477877461 (20190919-A-AAL-2517)
This American Airlines flight traveled from Los Angeles International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on September 19, 2019. It arrived at gate D56B. Passengers on this flight were flying aboard an Airbus A321 with tail number N542UW. See all the flights for AA2517.
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FAYETTEVILLE (KFSM) — A homeless man based in Fayetteville was arrested just before Christmas after police say he shoplifted from a local dollar store and attacked an employee.
According to a report from the Fayetteville Police, Joe Freddie Montoya, 39, was observed by the manager of Dollar General at 1221 South School Avenue shoplifting. The store manager said he watched for several minutes as Montoya put several items in his pockets.
As he prepared to leave, the manager closed and locked the front door and demanded that Montoya empty his pockets, the report stated. Montoya took some things out, but the manager refused to let him leave because he believed he still had other items belonging to the store.
That's when Montoya and the store manager began wrestling, and eventually both men landed on the ground, the report said. Police observed where the store manager's shirt collar had been stretched, consistent with the manager's account, police said.
Police said that surveillance showed headphones falling out of Montoya's pockets. An anti-theft device on the headphone packaging had been removed with a hammer and placed on a nearby shelf. Police found the device and hammer, the report said.
Montoya was arrested on one count each of robbery, theft of property and unlawful removal of a theft detection device. He was being held in the Washington County Detention Center on a $3,500 bond and had a court date set for Jan. 28, 2019.


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Hyperledger Fabric, the open-source distributed ledger, reaches release 2.0
The open source Hyperledger Foundation announced the release of Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 today, the first such project to reach a 2.0 release.
It's a notable milestone. The blockchain as a business tool has certainly had a rocky road over the last few years, but there is still plenty to like about smart contracts that have automated compliance checks built in. Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 has lots of new features with that in mind.
The biggest updates involve forcing agreement among the parties before any new data can be added to the ledger, known as decentralized governance of the smart contracts. In practice, it means that the system will prevent any entity from writing to the ledger until there is consensus among the parties involved in the transaction, a basic blockchain tenet.
This is a requirement because the beauty and the curse of the distributed ledger is that it is an immutable record. Once you have written something in the ledger, it becomes very difficult to change it without the agreement of all those involved in the contract. You want to make sure you get it right before you commit something to the ledger.
Along those same lines, developers can build in automated checks along the way. As they say, this ensures the parties can "validate additional information before endorsing a transaction proposal."
Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director at Hyperledger and a big advocate of open source distributed ledger technology, says this is a big milestone for the project and the organization as it looks to help organizations adopt distributed ledger technology.
"Fabric 2.0 is a new generation framework developed by and for the enterprises that are building distributed ledger capabilities into the core of their businesses. This new release reflects both the development and deployment experience of the Fabric community and confirms the arrival of the production era for enterprise blockchain," Behlendorf said in a statement.
That remains to be seen. The rise of blockchain in business has moved at a slow pace, but this release shows that the open source community is still committed to building enterprise-grade distributed ledger technology. Today's announcement is another step in that direction.


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Bence is a co-Founder of Éternels Vagabonds. He is a Hungarian theatre director, producer, dramaturg.
He was born in Miskolc, Hungary and has a BA in Psychology (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary) and an MA in Directing (University of Kent, Canterbury, UK).
In Hungary he performed in and directed a number of youth and fringe productions (credits include: Sławomir Mrožek: TANGO, Joanna Owsianko: TIRAMISU) and worked as a workshop leader for youth theatre (Őze Lajos Art School, Eötvös József High School). He was also a member of an award-winning Hungarian a capella vocal ensemble (Tutti Cantabile).
After graduating from Kent, he worked alongside Ariane Mnouchkine and the actors of Le Théâtre du Soleil in Oxford as a student of the École Nomade.
His recent credits include THE LAST QUEEN OF PARADISE by Mel Atkey (Tristan Bates Theatre), new writing musical GRAB 'EM BY THE PUSSY by Caroline Buckley (The Space/The Monkey House/York Theatre Royal), ROOTLOST by Magdalena Krohn (Applecart Arts/Etcetera Theatre) and working as an observing director on David McVicar's production of Verdi's RIGOLETTO (Royal Opera House).
Bence is a member of the Young Vic's Genesis Directors Network and Stage Directors UK.
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Adi is a co-founder of Éternels Vagabonds Theatre Company. She is an Israeli actress, musician, producer and writer and part of the company's ensemble.
Adi was born in Tel-Aviv and graduated from the acting course of Kibbutzim College of Performing Arts. She has worked as a professional actress in various productions both on stage and in film & TV (credits include: ROMEO & JULIET, THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA, THE ROOM, ARABIAN NIGHT). She has also worked as an improviser and comedian (ILTURNATIVY ensemble, AN AWESOME STORY in the Cameri Theatre, TARGISHI TOV ensemble) and as a voice artist for the Israeli Radio Services and Israeli television.
In 2015 Adi graduated from the MA Classical Acting Course of Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, where she played lead roles in productions directed by Mark Bell (THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG) and Ben Naylor (ROMEO & JULIET in the POP-UP GLOBE). She took part in Ariane Mnouchkine's workshop in Oxford back in 2015, where she worked alongside the actors of Le Théâtre du Soleil, and has recently worked with OKAPI PRODUCTIONS on producing and performing in her first ever original music video.
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In the year 1886 the eighth Jubilee of the foundation of Heidelberg University 400 years before was celebrated, and I was invited to be present and was one of the few to whom an honorary degree (in my case M.D.) was given. The festivities were of an unusually interesting character. Processions illustrating striking events in the history of the University were got up with characteristic German accuracy. The Castle was, of course, illuminated, and a reception was held in one of the Castle halls by the Grand Duke. To this Bunsen and myself were invited, but he expressed great unwillingness to put on his gala costume with his orders pinned on to his coat, but at my serious insistence he agreed to accompany me. As we walked up to the Castle, as luck would have it, the Royal carriage containing the Grand Duke and Duchess and her brother the Prince Frederic of Prussia could not get through the crowd and came to a stand directly at the point which Bunsen and I had reached. He, of course, was at once recognised and addressed by the Grand-Ducal party, a rencontre which my friend especially wished to avoid.
On another day I had the honour of being introduced to the Prince of Prussia and had a long conversation with him in English. He was, as all the world knows, a man of splendid presence and also of great geniality and simplicity. I noticed that his hand was bound up, and on inquiring the cause he replied, "Oh yes, a little accident occurred to me the other day; a box of matches exploded in my hand and burnt me slightly," — treating the whole matter as a mere triviality.
Among other incidents which occurred on that occasion I remember that the formal oration was given by Professor Kuno Fischer before the Grand-Ducal party in the large Protestant church in the Hauptstrasse. The temperature being high and the address very long and tedious, the effect upon the audience was, as might be expected, soporific. Bunsen lapsed into a calm state of unconsciousness, but on a more than usually impressive sentence disturbing his rest he whispered to me, "I was dreaming that I had let a test-tube full of caesium fall on the floor."
Im Jahre 1886 wurde das achte Stiftungsfest der nunmehr 400 Jahre alten Universität Heidelberg gefeiert. Auch ich erhielt zu dieser Feier eine Einladung und war einer der wenigen, denen ein Ehrengrad verliehen wurde (Dr. med.). Die Festlichkeiten trugen einen ungewöhnlich interessanten Anstrich, Festzüge, deren Gruppen markante Vorgänge aus der Geschichte der Universität illustrieren sollten, wurden mit deutscher Gründlichkeit arrangiert. Das Schloß war festlich illuminiert und in einem seiner großen Säle hielt der Großherzog einen Empfang ab. Bunsen und ich waren ebenfalls zu diesem Empfang geladen, aber Bunsen hatte gar keine Lust, sein Galakostüm mit allen Orden anzulegen; erst auf mein dringendes Bitten entschloß er sich, mich zu begleiten. Als wir nach dem Schlosse unterwegs waren, trafen wir zufällig auf die Hofequipage mit dem Großherzog, der Großherzogin und deren Bruder, dem Prinzen Friedrich von Preußen, die durch die Menge nicht hindurch konnte und gerade neben uns stehen blieb. Bunsen wurde von der großherzoglichen Familie sofort erkannt und angesprochen, eine Begegnung, die mein Freund lieber vermieden hätte.


As I confessed in my recent Christmas Cake post here I don't always do a homemade Christmas pudding. After writing that, it struck me that this was really very lazy of me. "Call yourself a cook?" I asked myself, and resolved there and then to make one this year and every year. Honestly, it's so incredibly easy and quick to make and doesn't involve sophisticated baking skills.
The first thing you need to do is find a recipe. I'm not going to give you one here because you probably all have at least one. And if you don't, there's the Internet, which is where I found mine: it's this one by Bertinet's in Bath. I hadn't made it before this year but had bought Bertinet's puddings in the past which had gone down very well, so I'm confident this one will be delicious. I've also made Delia's pudding (pretty sure you'll find it online if you haven't got her wonderful, and in my case much used, Christmas book) and one by the great Nigel Slater. My preference will always be not to mess about with the recipe and to stick to traditional ingredients, but if you fancy trying something a bit different, there are plenty of suggestions out there. For me, part of the beauty of preparing the Christmas meal is that it is the same (more or less) every year. With all that's going on at that time of year, and the many tasks that need to be done, it takes the pressure off if you are not having to think up a new, imaginative menu on top of everything else.
So back to my pudding. You will see from the photos that I could not fit all my mixture in the recommended 2 pint size basin and ended up with an additional small pudding; I intend to give this as a gift to the hostess of a party we've been invited to. Before putting the puddings in the fridge for some hours (as recommended by Mr Bertinet) I placed a circle of greaseproof paper on top of each one.
As for the steaming, it really couldn't be easier than in the Aga. Cover both puddings in clingfilm and then take a saucepan which holds the pudding basin and make sure you can fit the lid on. Place the pudding in it and pour in water about half way up the basin. Bring this to the boil on the boiling plate and then simmer on the simmering plate for 30 minutes. Check the water level, put the lid on or cover with foil and place in the simmering oven to "steam" for 12 hours or overnight. I left mine (both of them) while I slept on Sunday night and we came downstairs on Monday morning to a heavenly Christmas-y aroma.
Leave the pudding to cool in its clingfilm. I then wrapped mine in muslin and tied it with string as you can see in the photo above. Foil or extra clingfilm would be fine; I just think it looks pretty (and traditional) in the muslin.


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