Each year countless wine enthusiasts travel the world in search of unforgettable tasting experiences. And architecture-loving Oenophiles (wine aficionados) area unit seemingly to hunt vineyards that not solely turn out outstanding libations, however additionally those with spectacular design. With world-famous wines and ever-growing international celebrity, the vineyards of South America accommodate thousands of wine tourists every year. Chile and Argentina presently sit within the prime 10 wine-exporting countries; Chile exported $1.9 billion prices of wine in 2016 and Argentina exported $816.8 million within the same year.
Separated by the Andes, the depressions encompassing Argentina's Mendoza and Chile's central valley (including Elqui, Limarí, and mountain peak, Maipo, Casablanca, Colchagua, Cachapoal, Maule and Curicó valleys) attract a high variety of Eco-tourists. The wineries and vineyards featured below have touched off from the standard image of the historic house in each aesthetic terms and (sometimes) within the use of materials within the trade method. These properties additionally exist in natural harmony with the encompassing landscape to create the foremost of daylight, air circulation and topography for the development of wine cellars, hotels, tasting rooms, lookouts, and viewing points, and analysis centers. The new and spirited fine arts styles function innovation inspiration in their production of the wines similarly.
Below we have a tendency to gift our choice of the 20 (plus a bonus) of the foremost outstanding works of design within the renowned wineries and vineyards of Argentina and Chile. The bulk area unit hospitable guests for wine tastings and tour.
Location: Manzano Historico, Mendoza, Argentina / Stand outbuilding: Hotel Architect: Alberto Tonconogy.
Architecture: Designed and developed by Alberto Tonconogy (the father of the vineyard's founder, Juan Tonconogy) Architectural Studio, the resort's fashionable rustic attractiveness stems from its natural materials and locally-inspired Architectural components. Formed as a block, the hotel's thick, angular roof looks as if to possess been shaped by the movement of the mountains. To combat the regions unstable hazards, the building is built in separate and isolated structural components, making visible associate degreed communicative enlargement joints to safeguard the resort within the event of an earthquake. With the high of the road amenities and spa, the edifice is not the solely reason to go to Casa First State Uco. Alberto Tonconogy conjointly designed the "bodega" — the place wherever the wines square measure created and bottled. The telescoping building displays harmony with the encircling mountains, with recessed, peaked roofs that follow the lines of the landscape.
Stand out wine: El Salvaje Malbec, Salvaje embodies Malbec in its most natural type. Associate degree communicative wine that comes from the distinctive terroir within the Uco depression, in Mendoza, Argentina. Each powerful bottle pays tribute to the made landscape and native flora and fauna of the region. In Spanish, Salvaje suggests that Wild.
Location: San Carlos Department, Mendoza Province, Argentina / Stand outbuilding: Harvest area Architect: Tom Hughes, Fernando Raganato, and Eugenia Mora.
Architecture: The attempt to style a still for the top of the range wines was developed in Paraje Altamira, within the district of San Carlos at 130 km to the south of Mendoza city. The area, that has been recognized worldwide, is right for wine growing due to the spectacular natural setting. The discipline proposal responds to two essential objectives: on the one hand, a building which is practical to the science wants besides the enological side continuously following the strict technical and operational necessities that the method of high-quality craft demands. And on the opposite hand, the touristic side, wherever the visitant plays a number one role and besides the spectacular landscape makes everything doable. The building emerges directly from the soil and becomes a part of the mountain, seeking integration and visual balance that don't have an effect on the landscape. The still is nearly utterly made from ferroconcrete visible, exploring completely different finishes. Big slopes of hydro washed cyclopean (with great rocks) concrete, with local sand and gravel, emerge from the ground with a tectonic strength.
Stand out wine: Zuccardi Zeta, Zeta is a real tribute to the name Zuccardi. This wine leaves its mark of character from its first harvest in 2002 and became an icon for the winery and a classic for Argentina due to the numerous awards it has received.
Architecture: the planning of the winemaker at Viña Tabalí is galvanized by the traditional cultures of the diaguitas and therefore the molles, United Nations agency would submerge their dwellings in gullies to guard them against the wind. With this objective, the storage space was created in a very valley, with a style of made from steel and modern lines that mimic the natural hills within the encompassing space, a transparent example of a style that seeks to integrate with its encompassing natural setting. The winemaker is exclusive as its tanks square measure settled within the outside (as critical in a very storeroom) that permits for the capture of ocean breezes that flow sure the Valle Limarí. In addition, it boasts associate degree underground space jam-packed with barrels and an outsized mural that depicts the ancestral residence of the Valle del Encanto, associate degree archaeologic website adjacent to the winemaker wherever cosmic rituals passed off.
Stand out wine: The 2015 Roca Madre Malbec from the urban Río Hurtado, was awarded 96 points within the 2017 Chilean Guide "Descorchados", pass by the wine critic and journalist, Patricio Tapia. This specific wine comes from one in every of the very best mountain wineries in Chile. It absolutely was chosen because the "Best Malbec" for the second year running.
Architecture: The winery's main building, Bodega Icono Don Maximiano (2010), was engineered utterly with white concrete with pigment pigmentation and boasts a capability to provide 347,000 liters of wine. The distinguished curves in its structure have numerous functions, one is to separate it from the polygonal shape structures that characterize the prevailing installations. The spiral type of curves could be an illustration of the conception of gravity and the way the building is submerged within the ground. The conditions of the buildings main body and therefore the workings of gravity permit the fruit and liquids to maneuver whereas capturing the depression breezes. So as to manage the temperature and lighting, the storage space takes friendly actions with its surroundings taking advantage of the energy and star energies. It ought to be noted that the seventh edition of the World Wine Atlas of Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson, included this wine cellar as a "referent" for modern and sustainable facilities of the New World.
Stand out wine: Don Maximiano Founder's Reserve (Harvest 2015) is the first wine produced by the vineyard and its first harvest dates back to 1873. It bears the name of its founder to pay tribute to his pioneering spirit. Its varietal composition changes from year to year, its aim is usually the same: to elaborate the best and chic wine with a Cabernet Sauvignon base, reflecting the quality and potential terroir of the Aconcagua valley?
Architecture: The Quincho Mirador (barbecue lookout), designed for barbecues and tastings, emerges collectively of the 3 meeting places to go to at Viña Seña, all a part of a programme developed by designer Germán del Sol. His objective was to show the farm into an area that seduced travelers from Chile and also the world, inviting them to experience the natural and cultural fantastic thing about the Chilean country. The design seeks to allow worth to the maicillo fields placed within the encompassing hills, whose giant hawthorns provide shade. The contours of low walls, finished in white, look to relate the lookout with the landscape within which it's inserted. The viewpoint was inspired by the spirit of pucará or pre-Hispanic fortress, where the roof is not a parrón, it is the sky.
Stand out wine: In 1997, Seña Cosecha 1995 was launched, constituting the first Icon of Chile, marking a milestone and paving the manner for the creation of immoderate Premium wines within the country. Seña is a Chilean ensemble of Bordeaux style, composed mainly of Cabernet Sauvignon, which provides its structure, while the Carmenere gives it its Chilean identity. Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot complete the mix.


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When the public found out that Kim Kardashian had been robbed at gunpoint last autumn, the Internet soon became a breeding ground for everything from political statements about gun control to memes. The one notably absent reaction: sympathy. "Should have killed #KimKardashian," wrote one Twitter poster. "Finally, some good news on a Monday!" wrote another. Before long, social media platforms filled with accusations that Kardashian's social media usage was to blame for the robbery, or even that the event was only a publicity stunt.
Why did so many target Kardashian for being a crime victim? The most likely explanation comes from her untouchable persona. Kardashian's entire life — family drama, fertility struggle, even breakfast food choices — has been monetized and made palatable for public consumption. Events that should have been awkward or intensely personal were airbrushed in a way that made her and her family seem to transcend regular people. In the same way, the "breaking news" coverage and drama surrounding Kardashian's attempted shooting made the event look like just another real-life episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. In her public persona, Kardashian made herself larger than life, the opposite of relatable. In return, she has become, in the eyes of the public, subhuman.
It's clear that during less turbulent times, she's benefitted from this brand of fame. But it's also important to note that it has cost Kardashian, as well. Creating a persona distant from its audience, whether in a book, through an acting role, or in the public sphere, prevents the audience from ever truly understanding that character. In fact, considering the audience's circumstances can help create an experience more likely to engage them, just as great rhetoric is shaped by people who think about the effects of their words before they speak.
Fundamentally, many of the industries now praised by relatability are those which are bolstered by empathy. In literature, connection with our shared humanity can often enrich a text and encourage readers to deeply engage with the text. A student in Shakespeare struggling to parse the language, for example, can find some sense of understanding in relating with characters.
In politics, leaders are expected to know the struggles of the common people in order to effectively lead. Populists from the 19th century Alphonse de Lamartine to 2016's Bernie Sanders have succeeded because they truly understand what others in their country need. In politics, relatability is an increasingly relevant issue because leaders are now expected to serve their people, not the other way around. Aggressive marketing of relatability is sometimes the only way to communicate to an electorate that they can identify with the struggles of their people. Conversely, failure to effectively relate to citizens does, in fact, show them that the politician might not be the most effective leader for their country since it demonstrates their inability to inspire.
Doctors, engineers, and programmers, on the other hand, are not likely to have "be relatable" on their checklist any time soon. These individuals do not have the same responsibility because their job does not require them to engage the same way that authors, actors, and leaders should. Their job consists primarily of aptitude at a task, which can be easily measured by the quality of work put out.
So when another friend or orator or writer berates "relatability culture," think of the alternative: blank, perfect, and forgettable celebrities; dull and droning authors; and self-serving, narcissistic leaders. Whether or not relatability is manufactured, distance in our society only brings harm to ourselves and to the people it targets.
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Mary Poppins at The Prince Edward Theatre | Review
November 13, 2019 by Kirsty Logue
Mary Poppins has now opened in its highly anticipated return to the West End, telling the much-loved story of the magical nanny who arrives on Cherry Tree Lane to look after the Banks children.
It seems that there has been no expense spared in this production, and it is visually stunning and beautifully impressive throughout. The magical fantasy aspect lends itself well to the extravagant sets and costume which never fail to impress.
The trickery and effects (which I won't spoil for you!) are wonderful. 'Step In Time' is a real treat to look out for!
Zizi Strallen as Mary Poppins and Children- Photograph Johan Persson.
Of course, Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp, playing Mary Poppins and chimney sweep Burt are as magnificent as expected. However what struck me most was the overwhelming talent of the entire cast. There are many characters that weave in and out of the story, and each performer truly shines.
The dance numbers, co-choreographed by Matthew Bourne and Stephen Mear, are varied and detailed. They are performed with energy and precision that makes for extremely exciting viewing.
The score includes the popular songs from the original film by The Sherman brothers such as 'A Spoonful of Sugar', 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' and 'Let's Go Fly A Kite' to name a few. British writing team Stiles and Drewe have written the additional music. The new songs fit so seamlessly into the story, they have matched the tone and style perfectly – it feels like these songs should have been there all along.
This production of Mary Poppins is theatrical perfection. It is a show with real heart and I would urge everyone to buy tickets. You can't help but leave with a smile on your face and a skip in your step.
Review by Kirsty Logue
The magical story of the world's favourite Nanny arriving on Cherry Tree Lane has been triumphantly and spectacularly brought to the stage with dazzling choreography, incredible effects and unforgettable songs. The stage version of Mary Poppins, brilliantly adapted from the wonderful stories by PL Travers and the original beloved Walt Disney film, continues to be a smash hit around the world since its opening in London 15 years ago.
The original music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman include the classic songs Jolly Holiday, Step in Time, Feed the Birds and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. New songs and additional music are by the Olivier award-winning British team of George Stiles and Anthony Drewe.
Book is by Academy Award®-winning screenwriter and Downton Abbey creator, Julian Fellowes and this production is co-created by Cameron Mackintosh. The producer for Disney Theatrical Productions is Thomas Schumacher.
This production of Mary Poppins has orchestrations by William David Brohn with dance and vocal arrangements by George Stiles. It has a new sound design by Paul Gatehouse and new lighting by Hugh Vanstone and Natasha Katz. Co-choreography is by Stephen Mear. The reimagined set and costume designs are by Bob Crowley. Co-direction and choreography is by Matthew Bourne and direction by Richard Eyre.
The stage production of Mary Poppins originally opened in the West End in December 2004, running for over 1,250 performances. During this time, the production won two Olivier Awards and an Evening Standard Award. Subsequently the Tony Award®-winning Broadway production ran for over six years.
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Prince Edward Theatre, Old Compton St, Soho, London W1D 4HS
Performances: Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7.30pm
Thursday, Saturday and Sundays at 2.30pm
Family Night performances on Wednesdays at 7pm
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The Latest: Pritzker celebrates victory on income tax plan
Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker, left, discusses the House action to put a constitutional amendment to implement Pritzker's graduated income tax on the November 2020 ballot in Springfield, Ill., Monday, May 27, 2019. Voters decide whether to eliminate Illinois' flat-rate tax system which critics claim is regressive. Rep. Robert Marwick, D-Chicago, the sponsor of the amendment which underwent nearly 3 ½ hours of debate on the House floor, looks on. (AP Photo/John O'Connor)
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — The Latest on Illinois legislative action on a graduated income tax constitutional amendment (all times local):
Gov. J.B. Pritzker is promoting a study led by Democratic lawmakers on reducing Illinois' second-highest property taxes in the nation after a victory on his proposed graduated income tax plan.
The Democratic governor celebrated with supporters in his state Capitol office Monday after the House approved 73-44 a graduated income tax constitutional amendment . The action allows voters to decide in November 2020 whether to adopt progressive tax rates which hit wealthy filers harder and eliminate the current flat-rate structure.
Pritzker contends that 97 percent of taxpayers would not pay more than they do now. It also would increase property tax relief.
But Pritzker spent as much time in the news conference emphasizing the study on property taxes led by Democratic Reps. Rita Mayfield of Waukegan and Daniel Didech (DIH'-dihch) of Buffalo Grove. A plan to cut property taxes could reduce the sting of those paying more in income taxes.
Voters will decide whether to change Illinois' income-tax structure after the House approved a constitutional amendment on Gov. J.B. Pritzker's graduated tax proposal.
The House voted 73-44 Monday to put the question on the November 2020 ballot. It needed 71 votes.
Voter approval would mean eliminating the current flat-rate tax of 4.95%. Democratic Pritzker intends that a progressive structure would increase taxes on incomes higher than $250,000. Pritzker says 97 percent of taxpayers would pay no increase in taxes.
The amendment does not specify what rates would apply to income levels. That must come in separate legislation.
But minority House Republicans complained that the proposal amounts to a tax hike and allow runaway Democratic spending.
The Senate approved the amendment May 1.
The amendment is SJRCA1.
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Burbank, CA : Disney DVD : Distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertaiment, 2004.
Lem Siddons decides to put down roots after one too many years on the road with a ramshackle jazz band. He marries his sweetheart Vida Downey, and becomes a scoutmaster.
Soundtrack in English; Spanish subtitles available; closed-captioned.
Based on the book, God and my country, by MacKinlay Kantor.
Special features: "Follow me, boys!" gallery; Looking back with Lem's boys.
Fred MacMurray, Vera Miles, Lillian Gish, Charlie Ruggles, Elliott Reid, Kurt Russell, Luana Patten, Ken Murray.
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Walt Disney Productions ; screenplay by Louis Pelletier ; directed by Norman Tokar.
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History: Round sunglasses were referred to as 'teashades' in the past decade. These were not worn as a sign of fashion statement, but mainly for aesthetic reasons. Many popular pop icons such as John Lennon, and Boy George adapted to this style. During the 1970's, round sunglasses were talk of the town as it appeared in a movie named Taxi Driver, and were worn by the lead character Jodie Foster. The first ever design of these glasses were medium in size, with pads for the nose bridge and wire frames that were not too thick.
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James L. Griffith, M.D., Joins Prestigious Group of Leaders at GW
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"Doctors are healers. Healing is sometimes about curing disease, but more often it's about relieving pain and disability," said James L. Griffith, M.D., chair of the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), as he reflected on his role as a psychiatrist. "Only psychiatry, among the disciplines of medicine, both treats disease and enriches beyond disease to impact other sources of suffering that I saw around me — particularly abuse, neglect, and exploitation of other human beings." In time, Griffith explained, he would understand his mission was not just to become a healer, but to learn how to teach healing.
Griffith's reflection came as part of his formal installation as the Leon M. Yochelson Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences on Aug. 11. "At no point have I ever considered any job other than teaching at a medical school," added Griffith, who joins a distinguished group of leaders who have held this title, including Jerry Wiener, M.D., David Mrazek, M.D., and Jeffrey S. Akman, M.D. '81, RESD '85, Walter A. Bloedorn Professor of Administrative Medicine, vice president for health affairs, and dean of SMHS.
Established in 1982 by Joseph E. Rankin, M.D. '46, former clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at SMHS, and his late wife Eunice C. Rankin, this endowed professorship honors the career of Leon M. Yochelson, M.D., who created and served as the first chair of GW's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.
GW Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Steven Lerman praised Griffith for the great strides the department has made under his leadership and stressed the importance of these endowed professorships. "These endowments allow us to bring together individuals who are most committed to scholarship, service, and teaching the next generation of students," he said.
The celebration was particularly special for Akman, who recognized and honored his friend and colleague, describing Griffith as an outstanding academic physician, healer, and humanitarian with exceptional clinical teaching skills and a strong commitment to the department. "I quickly developed a deep admiration for his commitment to education, training and scholarship, as well as his creative efforts to understand and integrate the many disparate and highly complex aspects that make us human," he said.
Under Griffith's leadership, the department developed an innovative four-year global mental health track; drew praise for the psychiatry residency program's curriculum in global mental health, mental health policy and advocacy, psychotherapy training, and psychiatric care for medically ill patients; and provided national leadership in translating basic neuroscience research into humanistic psychiatric therapy.
An advocate for humanism in psychiatry, Griffith stressed that the mentally ill are often discriminated against and stigmatized around the world. He mentioned the work of Michael Morse, M.D., M.P.A., a fourth-year psychiatric resident at SMHS, as an example of the efforts the department is undertaking to combat mental health stigma. "Michael is creating community-based training for Palestinian mental health professionals in Jerusalem," he said.
Griffith, better known to his friends and colleagues as "Griff," completed his residency in neurology at the University of Mississippi School of Medicine in 1979. He joined the GW faculty in 1994 and has served as interim chair of the department since 2011. Griffith also serves as a psychiatric consultant for Northern Virginia Family Services in the Program for Survivors of Torture and Severe Trauma.
Other accolades include the Distinguished Teacher Award from SMHS and the 2003 Psychiatrist of the Year and 2014 Distinguished Service Award — both presented by the Washington Psychiatric Society. Most recently, Griffith was selected by Washingtonian Magazine as a 2014 "Top Doctor in Washington."
"Promoting mental health promotes civil society," he said. "This becomes our contribution to peace building."
As a department, Griffith said, "our goals are to engage fully in mental health policy, advocacy, and political action to restore humanity for our patients and to translate neuroscience research into treatment innovations that can relieve the suffering of the mentally ill."
To lead this department as the Leon M. Yochelson Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences is a privilege, says Griffith. "We have mission, which I believe we can accomplish. For this, I continue to work more hours and sleep less than I did when I was a resident."
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Reducing the Burden of Surgical Harm: A Systematic Review of the Interventions Used to Reduce Adverse Events in Surgery : Annals of Surgery
April 2014 - Volume 259 - Issue 4
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Reducing the Burden of Surgical Harm
A Systematic Review of the Interventions Used to Reduce Adverse Events in Surgery
Howell, Ann-Marie MBBS*; Panesar, Sukhmeet S. MBBS*; Burns, Elaine M. PhD*; Donaldson, Liam J. FMedSci†; Darzi, Ara FRS, FACS*,†
*Department of Surgery and Cancer
†Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College, St Mary's Hospital, Praed Street, London, UK.
Reprints: Ann-Marie Howell, MBBS, Department of Surgery and Cancer, Imperial College, St Mary's Hospital, Praed Street, London W2 1NY, United Kingdom. E-mail: [email protected].
Disclosure: All authors have completed the ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors) disclosure form at www.icmje.org/coi_disclosure.pdf. A.M.H., E.B., L.D., and A.D. have been commissioned by and receive funding from the NHS Commissioning Board to implement an independent research and development program for the UK National Reporting and Learning System. The NHS Commissioning Board had no influence or role with respect to the submitted work. E.B. is supported by a CR-UK Clinical Lectureship (C42671/A13720), but the funders have no role with respect to this submitted manuscript. L.D. acts as the World Health Organization's (WHO) Patient Safety Envoy; this is an unfunded post and the WHO has no role with respect to this manuscript. Ethical approval was not required for this review. All data are available on request from the corresponding author.
Supplemental digital content is available for this article. Direct URL citations appear in the printed text and are provided in the HTML and PDF versions of this article on the journal's Web site (www.annalsofsurgery.com).
Annals of Surgery 259(4):p 630-641, April 2014. | DOI: 10.1097/SLA.0000000000000371
To perform a systematic review of interventions used to reduce adverse events in surgery.
Many interventions, which aim to improve patient safety in surgery, have been introduced to hospitals. Little is known about which methods provide a measurable decrease in morbidity and mortality.
MEDLINE, EMBASE, and Cochrane databases were searched from inception to Week 19, 2012, for systematic reviews, randomized controlled trials (RCTs), and cross-sectional and cohort studies, which reported an intervention aimed toward reducing the incidence of adverse events in surgical patients. The quality of observational studies was measured using the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale. RCTs were assessed using the Cochrane Collaboration's tool for assessing risk of bias.
Ninety-one studies met inclusion criteria, 26 relating to structural interventions, 66 described modifying process factors. Only 17 (of 42 medium to high quality studies) reported an intervention that produced a significant decrease in morbidity and mortality. Structural interventions were: improving nurse to patient ratios (P = 0.008) and Intensive Care Unit (ITU) physician involvement in postoperative care (P < 0.05). Subspecialization in surgery reduced technical complications (P < 0.01). Effective process interventions were submission of outcome data to national audit (P < 0.05), use of safety checklists (P < 0.05), and adherence to a care pathway (P < 0.05). Certain safety technology significantly reduced harm (P = 0.02), and team training had a positive effect on patient outcome (P = 0.001).
Only a small cohort of medium- to high-quality interventions effectively reduce surgical harm and are feasible to implement. It is important that future research remains focused on demonstrating a measurable reduction in adverse events from patient safety initiatives.
Many interventions, which aim to improve patient safety in surgery, have been introduced to hospitals. This systematic review analyzes studies that measure the benefit to the patient, in terms of reduced morbidity, mortality, and length of stay, due to surgical safety initiatives. A range of interventions are recommended.
© 2014 by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Reducing the Burden of Surgical Harm: A Systematic Review of the Interventions Used to Reduce Adverse Events in Surgery
Annals of Surgery259(4):630-641, April 2014.
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Defense attorneys for Paul Manafort Paul John Manafort21 questions for Robert Mueller Why did Mueller allow his investigation to continue for two years? Manafort transferred to minimum security federal prison MORE, President Trump Donald John TrumpForget the spin: Five unrefuted Mueller Report revelations Lara Trump: Merkel admitting migrants 'one of the worst things that ever happened to Germany' Financial satisfaction hits record high: survey MORE's onetime campaign chairman, say special counsel Robert Mueller Robert (Bob) Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud choice of Mueller to lead Russia probe MORE has not proved their client intentionally lied to federal prosecutors.
Mueller's team laid out evidence of Manafort's alleged lies in a detailed filing last week, which included a 31-page declaration from an FBI special agent who participated in interviews with Manafort.
Manafort's attorneys said Mueller's team has submitted more than 800 pages of exhibits. The redacted public filing Mueller submitted last week was accompanied by 157 exhibits. The rest of the evidence was filed under seal.
"Indeed, many of these events occurred years ago, or during a high-pressure U.S. presidential campaign he managed when his time was extraordinarily limited, or during the difficult time that followed his departure from the 2016 presidential campaign because of the allegations leveled at him and the investigations that followed," they argued in a 10-page partly redacted filing on Wednesday, much of which rehashed what has already been argued.
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Manafort's attorneys refuted Mueller's claim that he made false statements about Kilimnik's role in a conspiracy to tamper with witnesses, saying he was only giving Kilimnik's stated view regarding the witness tampering charges.
Manafort's attorneys also alleged that Mueller misread events referenced in text messages that the special counsel referenced as evidence that Manafort lied to investigators about his contacts with the administration.
"Mr. Manafort did not make any contact with anyone and the messages do not suggest otherwise," Manafort's attorneys said.
The fact that there were relatively few issues identified based on more than 12 proffer and interview sessions, they argued, only further demonstrates Manafort did not intentionally lie.
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The VMVision feature grabs stats from our VMware environment. It allows us to troubleshoot our environment in one view.
Nimble InfoSight is an extremely powerful and useful tool. We log in daily to look at any new alerts, mostly ones that have been cleared without us needing to do anything, as well as using it as a capacity management tool and executive dashboards to present information to our senior management team.
Other than InfoSight, Nimble snapshotting and replications, as well as the zero-byte cloning, are invaluable to us as a company and has greatly improved our offerings to clients over our previous storage vendor.
We also like the new VMVision. This grabs stats from our entire VMware environment and allows us to troubleshoot all levels of our environment in one view. This helps to diagnose where the issues lie, either storage, network or the hosts themselves. This has been absolutely invaluable when we have separate teams managing each part.
We supply hourly (or more frequent) snapshots on our private hosted clients. Under the previous vendor's arrays, there was large management overhead to keep these working.
Since switching to Nimble arrays, we have not only been able to keep triple the amount of snapshots as standard, using, on average, around 70% less space than keeping 8 on the previous arrays, but the management overhead to keep these going has dropped down to about five minutes a month. Now, using InfoSight, we can see at a glance what we have.
There is not a lot of room for improvement. All the items that we wanted to have implemented when we first started using Nimble arrays were either already on their road map, or added after listening to us, and all bar one have now been fully implemented.
Active Directory authentication for logging into the management of the array.
Full audit logging of all actions taken on the array.
Full VMware implementation for managing the arrays. This has and will continue to save us a lot of time.
We have now been using Nimble Storage arrays for almost four years. We started with two arrays and now have 16, and support a further eight at client sites.
We have never had any stability issues. The Nimble arrays have survived an awful lot within our environment. We now have 16 arrays and other than a single hard drive failure and a precautionary controller swap (predictive analysis from InfoSight flagged a potential issue, so Nimble replaced the controller rather than risk downtime), the Nimble arrays have been our most reliable hardware.
We have never encountered scalability issues. Using InfoSight to help plan capacity, we know way in advance what we will need to increase performance or capacity. When we need to either increase capacity or performance, all upgrades are performed so simply and with zero down time.
The technical support from Nimble is second to none. Whenever we have called them, we get straight through to a technician, who does not follow a script designed to frustrate you and waste all your time. They listen to your problem, and what, if anything, you have already tried. Then they help and most of the time, any issues are resolved there and then on a single call. Sometimes we have called them simply because we do not understand something, or even a new feature that we wanted to use, and they are happy to dedicate time to us to explain and show us how to do what we want. We have never had an ongoing ticket with Nimble other than when they are awaiting a response or action from us, that we can only perform during weekends.
We used to use a different storage vendor. The two main reasons we changed were the terrible levels of support we received from the previous company and the arrays' performance. The support was important because once, when we had an issue with an array, we had a six-hour outage and the issue prevented DR as well as production environments working. The support was terrible, and it took months to finally resolve the issue.
Performance-wise, the arrays we had were simply not sufficient for our growing environment and the needs of our newer larger clients coming into our infrastructure. This, coupled with the management overhead required to simply keep the plates spinning on these arrays, prompted us to find a more-reliable, better-performing partner with a better support ethos.
When we first started speaking to Nimble, they sent us two trial devices so we could truly perform a PoC that matched our planned deployment. They also sent a senior engineer along for a day to assist us in setting it up. The engineer ended up not really being needed as the array setup is very simple. There are two methods, both shown to us by the engineers.
Since the initial setup, all arrays have been configured by my in-house technicians and usually an array is fully configured, and up and running within half an hour (this doesn't include time to get it in our racks and patched). After accidentally shipping our arrays to the wrong sites, we were able to easily and remotely talk others through the reconfiguration.
The pricing for the arrays is very transparent. There is one cost for the array, and another for support. There are zero licensing costs. Whatever you pay for the array, you get all features included with full access to their InfoSight, knowledge base and downloads. It's a very simple model, which our finance team love.
When we went to market, the team already had a good knowledge of other vendors, having used a good variety of arrays between us. Nimble were the first new array we got in to test. They blew us away with their performance and their support. The personal touch they gave us really helped, too. They took the time to learn about our needs and our environment. It was easy to decide not to go to anyone else.
If you're looking to implement, ask for a trial; Nimble have been very accommodating with us and others. Their products speak for themselves and will show that the figures they post are actually lower than the performance you can get out their arrays. Speak to any Nimble client. There are lot that are happy to take reference calls. This alone speaks volumes for them as a company.


For crooked and dull teeth, cosmetic dentistry may just be the very best solution available. More people than ever are turning to cosmetic dentistry to give them the attractive smile they've always wanted. Dentists can now use advanced technology to fix a whole range of problem smiles. The best time to repair your smile is now by having your chipped or crooked teeth fixed.
You could have the smile you've always dreamed of from cosmetic dentistry treatments. The cosmetic dentistry procedures can be discussed faster and painlessly. If you are worried about budgeting for your treatment, check to find out if your dentist offers a convenient payment plan you can use. With these options, you can have your treatment on your terms without sacrifice.
Composite bonding is a method for repairing chipped teeth and improving your smile. The bonding material is indistinguishable from natural tooth enamel. The dentist then molds the composite material to the contours of the tooth and allows it to set and harden. That's how composite bonding repairs a chipped or decayed tooth.
There're many ways you could beautify your smile in the world of cosmetic dentistry. Teeth whitening and inlays or outlays are excellent approaches to improve the appearance of your teeth. Composite bonding and dental veneers can make your cracked or chipped teeth a thing of the past. Dental implants, on the other hand, are certainly the best way to replace missing teeth.
There is a great reason why cosmetic dentistry procedures are popular; they offer many advantages. An ideal smile is attainable through the field of cosmetic dentistry in a variety of different treatments. If you do not have a great smile, you could still get one with help from your dentist.
If you had misaligned teeth in the past years, you had not only to wear ugly and painful braces, but also have them for a longer period of between twelve to 25 months. Now, dentists use painless and invisible porcelain veneers to treat crooked teeth. They can be used by your dentist to shave down protruding or misaligned teeth and more so, correct any gaps.
Cosmetic dentistry gives people smiles that they thought were impossible. You don't need to have a lot of appointments and you also won't experience a lot of pain in many cosmetic dental procedures. Even better, dentists have made cosmetic dental treatments affordable by giving financing options that include low monthly payments. You could keep your life savings and still have the teeth you desire with cosmetic dental treatments.
Today, you only need to schedule one or two appointments to have cosmetic dentistry performed. Misaligned teeth can now be fixed without needing to wear braces. A cosmetic dentist can apply porcelain veneers quickly and comfortably. Having them placed on is pain free and they look awesome.


We had some wonderful weather in November, cold with clear blue skies; no wind, so fabulous reflections; beautiful snow on the higher fells and autumn colours at lower levels – what could be better!
My friend Hil and I met up to visit Claife Heights viewing station on Windermere. We were not disappointed, stunning views framed with coloured glass, what a concept. We followed this by a walk to Moss Eccles Tarn which was a favourite spot of Beatrix Potter and her husband. It was beautiful with trees reflected in the ice.
….and Alcock tarn at Grasmere. We walked there via Nab Scar and were in deep snow at the top.
We can't forget the local fells in such wonderful conditions and Judy and I walked along the ridge from Gavel to Blake and Burnbank. We had our photos taken by the photographer of the Whitehaven News on the top of Blake but I'm not sure whether we appeared in the paper.
Crummock is always excellent for reflections and I can't resist walking down and taking pictures.
Whilst thinking about Crummock, our local National Trust ranger, Mark, lead our walking group's Christmas walk through Lanthwaite Wood and around Crummock shoreline. We learned about woodland management, and were shown evidence of charcoal burning, lead ore mining and smelting. The recent floods, disastrous for so many, had revealed fresh evidence of these activities. Beyond the woods, Mark showed us the remains of long abandoned farmsteads and iron age earthworks and solved a mystery for me. I have always wondered why there was a fence going into the lake by the kissing gate – it was in fact a Victorian jetty. Now my daughter says I will bore everyone telling them about it whenever we go down to the lake! Which I probably will as I am so delighted to know what it was!


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This document explains the following topics:
* Ingress class concept.
* How to run NGINX Ingress Controller in the same cluster with another Ingress Controller, such as an Ingress Controller for a cloud HTTP load balancer, and prevent any conflicts between the Ingress Controllers.
* How to run multiple NGINX Ingress Controllers.

**Note**: In this document we refer to Ingress, VirtualServer, VirtualServerRoute, and TransportServer resources as configuration resources.

## Ingress Class

The smooth coexistence of multiple Ingress Controllers in one cluster is provided by the Ingress class concept, which mandates the following:
* Every Ingress Controller must only handle Ingress resources for its particular class.
* Ingress resources should have the `ingressClassName` field set to the value, which corresponds to the class of the Ingress Controller the user wants to use.
* VirtualServer, VirtualServerRoute, Policy and TransportServer resources should have the `ingressClassName` field set to the value, which corresponds to the class of the Ingress Controller the user wants to use.

### Configuring Ingress Class

The default Ingress class of NGINX Ingress Controller is `nginx`, which means that it only handles configuration resources with the `class` set to `nginx`. You can customize the class through the `-ingress-class` command-line argument.

**Notes**:
* If the class is not set in an Ingress resource, Kubernetes will set it to the class of the default Ingress Controller. To make the Ingress Controller the default one, the `ingressclass.kubernetes.io/is-default-class` must be set on the IngressClass resource. See Step 3 *Create an IngressClass resource* of the [Create Common Resources](/nginx-ingress-controller/installation/installation-with-manifests/#2-create-common-resources) section.
* For VirtualServer, VirtualServerRoute, Policy and TransportServer resources the Ingress Controller will always handle resources with an empty class.

## Running NGINX Ingress Controller and Another Ingress Controller

It is possible to run NGINX Ingress Controller and an Ingress Controller for another load balancer in the same cluster. This is often the case if you create your cluster through a cloud provider managed Kubernetes service that by default might include the Ingress Controller for the HTTP load balancer of the cloud provider, and you want to use NGINX Ingress Controller.

To make sure that NGINX Ingress Controller handles particular configuration resources, update those resources with the `class` set to `nginx` or the value that you configured.

## Running Multiple NGINX Ingress Controllers

When running NGINX Ingress Controller, you have the following options with regards to which configuration resources it handles:
* **Cluster-wide Ingress Controller (default)**. The Ingress Controller handles configuration resources created in any namespace of the cluster. As NGINX is a high-performance load balancer capable of serving many applications at the same time, this option is used by default in our installation manifests and Helm chart.
* **Defined-namespace Ingress Controller**. You can configure the Ingress Controller to handle configuration resources only from particular namespaces, which is controlled through the `-watch-namespace` command-line argument. This can be useful if you want to use different NGINX Ingress Controllers for different applications, both in terms of isolation and/or operation.
* **Ingress Controller for Specific Ingress Class**. This option works in conjunction with either of the options above. You can further customize which configuration resources are handled by the Ingress Controller by configuring the class of the Ingress Controller and using that class in your configuration resources. See the section [Configuring Ingress Class](#configuring-ingress-class).

Considering the options above, you can run multiple NGINX Ingress Controllers, each handling a different set of configuration resources.

## See Also

* [Command-line arguments](/nginx-ingress-controller/configuration/global-configuration/command-line-arguments)

**Note**: all mentioned command-line arguments are also available as the parameters in the [Helm chart](/nginx-ingress-controller/installation/installation-with-helm).

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South Florida is an amazing place – many a happy family has decided not only to vacation there, but to move! And who can blame them! After all, South Florida is the peak vacation spot for a reason – so of course people would take the next logical step and move there. However, there is much more to South Florida then festivals in Boca Raton and crystal clear water. We shouldn't underestimate the educational capabilities of South Florida. After all, there are many top museums for children in South Florida – so why not make your vacation an educational and fun one? It'll be easy with these exciting museums! So, grab your little ones and head on down to the top museums for children in South Florida.
There are a lot of good things about South Florida – the beaches are only some of them!
Of course, different museums are fun for different kids! If your child is a huge fan of maritime history, they will have plenty of fun no matter what maritime museum they go to! However, it always pays to make sure the museum has kid-appropriate content! That means content at the reading and comprehension level of your children. Fun, interactive exhibitions will surely bring the subject closer to your children! And even if they're not strictly museum activities, plenty of outdoor activities in Fort Lauderdale are educational. But you shouldn't feel discouraged if your child doesn't like any of the museums you come across. It's important to nurture your child's interests even if they're not academically inclined. You should strive to make it a fun vacation for everyone – that means they shouldn't feel like they're back in school!
Having fun in a museum takes more effort on the parents' part than having fun running around playing, but it's so worth it.
How do you make sure your kid has fun in the museum?
Make sure to check the opening dates and hours before going to the museum. This is the most important part. Of course, checking out the museum on social media and their website is also very important. Do they have specific activities, that take place in specific hours? Are certain things banned? Will you be able to bring your water bottle or should you trash it? These are the questions you need to research before making a journey there! There's nothing worse than an unwelcome surprise at the museum door after you've already hyped up your kids for the museum. Of course, you can distract them with visiting the best beaches in South Florida instead, but it's best to avoid the situation completely.
The Miami Children's Museum is among the first museums anyone suggests – and with good reason! This beautiful museum is completely tailored to your children. They'll have the pleasure of participating in many fun activities just for them, as well as things like Mommy and Me classes (fun for the whole family!). Not to mention, that if your child is sensitive to sensory input, they have sensory friendly events. It's a great way to introduce new concepts to your children with sensory processing disorders since the environment will be safe and they'll be in trusted hands.
Is your kid a little Einstein? Maybe an aspiring little Marie Curie? Then they're going to love these science museums! Of course, it's especially important that science museums display their content in a way that kids will understand. One of the biggest problems when it comes to science is that it has bad PR – it's displayed as a droll and boring list of facts when it's actually a beautiful insight into how the world works. Children are very curious and we should encourage that!
Children's Science Explorium caters to the 5-12 crowd. They have many hands-on exhibits and are very interactive.
Does your kid love space? Then Buehler Planetarium is for them – they have state of the art shows and exhibits on space exploration!
South Florida Science Museum has all sorts of fun exhibits for your science-loving kids. It has hands-on exhibits about light, the environment, and energy as a concept. Doesn't that sound cool?
The Palm Beach Museum of Natural History is also a good bet. Wellington movers will be happy to show you the location when you move!
Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum is a fun way for kids to learn about the history of the Seminole tribe.
Children's Museum of Singing Pines – isn't that a promising name? With many interactive exhibits and fun dress-up games, your kids will sing with joy at all the fun stuff this museum has to offer them!
Should you prolong your South Florida vacation for good?
Have you had the vacation of your dreams? Do you want to make sure every day is a vacation day? Well then, maybe moving to South Florida is for you! Of course, it can be difficult to do to do so without professional help. However, you can easily find an expert team of movers to help you on your way, no matter if you're moving to Aventura or to Miami. Just do your research when it comes to your movers, and you'll be sipping daiquiris on the beach in no time! That means, of course, that the top museums for children in South Florida will always be at arm's reach!
Kick back and relax after a fun day of taking your kid to some of the top museums for children in South Florida. You've deserved it.
Of course, professional movers such as Moving Kings Van Lines FL will make your entire family feel like royalty no matter where you end up going! Many people claim moving is a source of stress, but with the right team on board, it can almost be a second vacation. Just relax as the experienced professionals work for you, and prolong your dream vacation. Why not take a break and take your kid to some of the top museums for children in South Florida, while the moving team works hard on your move?


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Weekend Digest: Cubs have promising future; Rollins benched; Mets coach in trouble
MLB news from the past week.
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Prospects Baez, Bryant give Cubs hope for future - Yahoo
The Cubs selected Baez in the first round of the 2011 draft and is currently the team's top prospect, as well as the fifth-best prospect as rated by Baseball America. Bryant was the second overall pick in the 2013 draft and is Baseball America's eight-best prospect. Jon Heyman likens Bryant to Dave Kingman in terms of power but with a friendlier disposition. Fellow prospect Albert Almora says of them, "They both put the ball to the moon."
Mets pitching coach apologizes for racial slur - NY Daily News
The story goes that WSJ reporter Stu Woo overheard an apology pitching coach Dan Warthen made to Daisuke Matsuzaka's interpreter Jeff Cutler for calling him a "Chinaman." Warthen used the word in the apology within earshot of Woo and when word got out that he uttered the slur, he was forced to apologize for it. (Article here)
Jimmy Rollins is apparently in Ryne Sandberg's doghouse - TGP
Rollins has been horrible this spring, and when he rode the pine for three straight days, many people believed it was because when Rollins was asked about his struggles, he responded with "Who cares?" Sandberg insists that he was simply giving Rollins a break in order to evaluate Freddy Galvis, but Rollins has a history of having a lackadaisical attitude.
Cardinals sign Cuban shortstop Diaz - ESPN
Diaz was signed to a four-year deal worth between $15-$20 million, but he'll start the year in the minors with Jhonny Peralta having already been signed in the offseason. Diaz joins the flux of Cuban talent into MLB in addition to Erisbel Arrebarruena, Alex Guerrero, and Jose Abreu.
Livan Hernandez retires - SI
Forever remembered in infamy for his playoff start against the Braves in 1997, Hernandez logged 3,189 innings from 1996 to 2012, and somehow managed to survive the last few years of his career with a fastball that never broke 90 mph. He split 2012 between the Braves and Milwaukee.
Lansing Lugnuts to have apartments in the outfield - MLive
Ever wanted to live at a ballpark? Come 2016, and you very well may. Half of a $22 million proposal will go toward adding a four-story, 80-room apartment complex beyond the outfield wall complete with a year-round bar and grill.
Gallardo tabbed as Opening Day starter for Brewers - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
We now know who the Braves will face March 31 at Miller Park. Gallardo last faced the Braves in 2012 and is 4-1 in seven starts with a 2.01 ERA against them.
Manny Machado: 2014 salary "disappointing" - NBC
He has all of 207 major-league games under his belt and he's complaining about $519,000? Apparently, his $5.25 million contract when he first signed wasn't enough.


After careful study and consideration, our collective, the FIRE Collective, has decided to formally affiliate ourselves with the Kasama Project. Kasama is a communist network in the US dedicated to a revolutionary reconception of communism. Further, we have decided to announce ourselves as a Kasama Collective.
In September of 2009, a group of us in Houston, Texas formed an independent communist collective, The FIRE Collective (standing for Fight Imperialism, Rethink and Experiment).
In both the US and around the world, we saw there was a process of refounding the communist movement that was both deeply necessary and at a beginning. This included a process of reconceiving the communist project, and we wanted to make our own contributions to that process together with our comrades.
We have been engaged in study and struggle for over a year. We've grown in numbers, developed our understanding of revolutionary theory and history, and forged a higher degree of political unity.
Revolution is not only a local exercise. It requires the strategic thinking, study, and coordinated practice of comrades throughout the country (and ultimately the world). The work of reconceiving cannot be confined to a locality, but rather it needs forms that can give expression to its fearless journey to places still unexplored, and questions unsettled. We believe there needs to be a combination of our local contributions to theory and practice with that which is developing on the national plane.
For these reasons, we are excited to join with the work the Kasama network has been engaged in, and contributing to charting an uncharted course to a communist future. Other similar collectives have also started to form as part of Kasama's network, and we look forward to sharing theory and practice, learning from one another as we move.


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W.E.L.D.E.R. Gears Up For iOS 6, iPhone 5 And Much More
by Aldrin Calimlim
W.E.L.D.E.R. has just received another update. As expected, the update brings both iOS 6 support and iPhone 5 compatibility. But if you think that's all there is, think again. As stated by W.E.L.D.E.R. publisher Ayopa Games, they've also "added a laundry list of new content and fixes, including the most requested feature of all time! Read on; you won't regret it!" Indeed, if you're a fan of this popular iOS word game, you won't regret reading through the changelog of its latest version. But if you can't wait to find out what most requested feature has finally made its way to W.E.L.D.E.R., then, well, read on. So, without further ado ... In the latest version of W.E.L.D.E.R., you can now undo your last formed word. F.I.N.A.L.L.Y. In addition to that, the following general enhancements are included in the newly updated game:
Challenges in iOS 6!
Introducing the all-new HOT CHALLENGE!
"Restart From Last Level" option is now available on the Broken Challenge and the new Hot Challenge.
Undo your last swap in single player.
Lookup Words revolutionized!
iOS 6 Facebook support
A handy little "Back" button on "New/Continue" game start page.
We added a toggle for the "Weld of the Day" notifications in the Options menu.
Now you can tap the Menu button again to close the Game Menu when it is open.
And as if those weren't enough, the update also includes the following improvements to the game's two-player mode:
Rematch! iOS 6 only.
Forfeiting!
Read chats at end of game.
Removal of redundant Game Center games list when starting a new game.
The past games list now shows the final game score.
Resign when it is not your turn
Accept and decline Game Invites
Remove your old games in the games list.
Tap the header of the games list to reveal your opponent's real name (has to be a Game Center friend).
"You Won" art in the Past Games list now appears blue. (It's the little things, right?)
Skip during playback: once playback starts, tap SKIP to start your turn straight away.
Whew! All of the above and more are packed into the new version of W.E.L.D.E.R., which is available now in the App Store as a free update or as a new $2.99 universal download. [gallery link="file"]
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My first "proper" dollhouse. I bought a lot of the supplies for it, but built the frame of it with my father's help from scratch. All right, he did most of the building. :) It was, on reflection, frustrating to make because I spent what felt like a lot of money on bits and bobs from dollhouse stores, but they were never enough to make it pretty and perfect. All the best parts were handmade or found from other places - a painting over the bed, some of the furniture, the music box shaped like a piano.
This particular dollhouse no longer exists; I took it apart several years ago when I got an idea to make a wizard's tower. There was not enough space in my house for both, and I was dissatisfied with this one, so there you go. Many of the objects were recycled into other things, of course.


SyFy has announced that it has picked up the rights for the second season of Bitten. The werewolf-themed drama will return to the network for a ten-episode run in 2015, with production kicking off this summer in Toronto.
The series is based on the Women of the Otherworld novels by Kelley Armstrong and stars Laura Vandervoort (Smallville) as Elena Michaels, the lone female werewolf in existence. During its first season on SyFy the show drew an average of 1.1 million viewers.


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Google Pixel Watch would possibly characteristic a processor from 4 years in the past
Google has formally teased the Pixel Watch with Put on OS 3 throughout the Google I/O 2022. Nonetheless, nearly all of the smartwatch options are nonetheless saved unspoiled, particularly on what's underneath the hood. A brand new report means that the corporate could go for a 4-year-old wearable processor on the Pixel Watch, doubtlessly sparking a dispute amongst pundits and followers.
Google is allegedly utilizing an previous chipset on its Pixel smartwatch.
The Exynos 9110 was first launched on Galaxy Watch 4 years in the past.
The Pixel Watch's battery and efficiency may disappoint.
The alleged declare from 9to5Google is placing Google in a scorching seat. Based on the publication's supply, the upcoming Pixel Watch might be fully powered by a dated Samsung Exynos 9110 processor. In a shock transfer, it's the identical chipset which powered the Galaxy Watch that was launched in 2018 and remained up till on the Galaxy Watch 3.
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Significantly, chipsets on smartwatches need not have a yearly cycle refresh in contrast to on most smartphones. Even Google's Tensor SoC utilized in Pixel 6a was based mostly on an older Snapdragon processor. However the potential of this taking place may seemingly jeopardize Google's credibility given the corporate iterated that newest Put on OS 3 will solely help newer chipsets comparable on Galaxy Watch 4.
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Pixel Watch battery life and efficiency
If true, not solely Google might be affected with its selection of processor. The efficiency and battery lifetime of the Pixel Watch may disappoint. As for the way it will translate in real-life, we'll solely discover out as soon as it turns into official and examined. Presumably, Google could have additionally put measures in place by means of software program optimization.
We're just a few months away from the official unveiling of the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel Watch. It leaves little room for Google to vary the whole lot of this path. As well as, we do not know the way credible this report is. Thus, we're not dismissing some surprises alongside the best way.
Do you suppose it's a large mistake for Google to make use of an older processor on its Pixel Watch? Hit us up within the remark part.
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A New Model of Democracy Needed in Nepal
Written by Dr. Robert S. Kittel, Director of Education, UPF-Asia, and photojournalist
Kathmandu, Nepal - Nepal's last elected Prime Minister, Dr. Baburam Bhattarai, said that "parliamentary democracy has failed" and Nepal needs a new model of government. He was speaking at the 14th South Asia Peace Initiative conference on Aug. 7, 2013 in Kathmandu, to an audience of more than 150 high-level delegates.
Addressing the theme, "Realizing the South Asian Dream: Democracy, Peace and Development," Dr. Bhattarai said, "People are still looking for an alternative model of democracy simply because the old model of parliamentary democracy has failed to address the people's problems."
In addition to calling for a new model of governance, Dr. Bhattarai reassured the nation that elections scheduled for November 19 would be held on time, saying that the "election is a must… we are committed to holding the election on the scheduled date in a genuinely free, fair and credible manner."
The program began with interreligious prayers from eight faith traditions: Father Bill Robinson (Christianity); Mr. Ayer Singh (Bramha Kumari Raj Yog); Mr. Narendra Panday (Baha'i Center); Hon. Bhikchhu Ananda (Buddhism); Mr. Naman Upadhyaya (Jainism); Swami Damodar Gautam (Hinduism); Mrs. Seema Khan (Islam); and Rev. Kashi Nath Khanal (Unificationism).
Earlier Amb. K.V. Rajan, former ambassador of India to Nepal, echoed Dr. Bhattarai's sentiments regarding the need for a better form of government, saying that South Asia may have missed the bus of the Asian century as it lurches from crisis to crisis. India, he said, was struggling with two issues: (1) meaningful democracy—with an emphasis on 'meaningful', and (2) rapid, 'inclusive' economic growth.
Amb. Rajan said that democracy must not be criminalized; the power of politics must be used for the purpose of serving the public good. He added that UPF's message of living for the sake of others needs to be applied in politics, government administrations, businesses, and civil society. (The South Asia Peace Initiative is a project of UPF-Nepal.)
During his 35 years in diplomacy, Amb. Rajan served as India's ambassador in a number of nations, including Nepal, held important positions in India's Ministry of External Affairs, and was a member of the Indian Foreign Service.
Dr. Chung Sik Yong, regional chair of UPF-Asia, highlighted three elements of good leadership: the unselfishness of a true parent, the vision of public well-being given by a true teacher, and the responsibility of a true owner. He noted that all of these models exemplify the principle of public-mindedness in one way or another.
Dr. Yong underscored this by pointing out that the biggest enemy of peace and development was selfishness. He concluded his remarks by saying, "The priority of putting others above myself—which is learned in the family—is absolutely essential for building nations of peace."
Hon. Ek Nath Dhakal, conference convener and former minister of cooperatives and poverty alleviation in Nepal, gave an overview of the 13 previous SAPI conferences. Initially these programs focused on moving Nepal's peace process forward. Nevertheless, conferences have also been held in Afghanistan and India.
The first SAPI conference was held in Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, in early November 2005. Two weeks later the late Dr. Sun Myung Moon came to Nepal to launch UPF in the nation. He spoke to a live audience of 4,500 people, and his speech was broadcast nationwide to the nearly 30 million people via Nepal TV. The same day, Nov. 22, 2005, the Maoists and the Seven Party Alliance signed a memorandum of understanding that began Nepal's peace process.
Dr. Sreerupa M. Chaudhary, chairperson of the Committee for Review of the Policy for Empowerment of Women at the Ministry of Women and Child Development of the Government of India, emphasized the vital role of women in helping to create a world of peace. She quoted Rabindranath Tagore saying that women are more than the deity of the household fire; they are the soul of the flame itself.
Just as a bird cannot fly with one wing, so peace cannot be achieved if we discriminate or marginalize women, Dr. Chaudhary stressed. She concluded by saying that when she is next invited to speak she would like to offer her chair to a woman from the underprivileged sectors of society in order to have their voices heard.
Prof. Dr. Mohan Prasad Lohani noted that South Asia, home of one fifth of humankind, is rich in natural resources but ironically the vast majority of people lived below the poverty line. This was all the more disheartening because the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation was formed in 1985, not from a common threat, but specifically to promote regional prosperity.
Known for his diplomatic and academic expertise, Dr. Lohani served as Nepal's ambassador to the United Nations as well as other countries and is currently the principal of the Kathmandu Modern College and president of the Literary Association of Nepal.
Dr. Bhattarai presented an Ambassador for Peace certificate to Mr. Pardip Kumar Rai "Byakul Maila," the writer of Nepal's national anthem.
Education Director for UPF-Asia, Dr. Robert Kittel, delineated the universal principles of democracy, peace, and development as envisioned by UPF. Mrs. Ursula McLackland, secretary general of UPF-Asia, spoke about post-conflict resolution using the experience of World War I and World War II from her native country, Germany, as models.
Vice President of UPF-Nepal, Mr. Narayan Sharma Gajurel, summed up the two-hour program with a vote of thanks, and guests were invited to high tea.
UPF, Balkan Leaders Agree to Work Together
Tirana, Albania—Six former heads of state and government attended a Balkans Leadership Conference.
UPF-USA: The North Korean Economy in the Kim Jung Un Era
UPF-USA—On December 21, 2021, UPF-USA held a webinar on the North Korean Economy in the Kim Jung Un Era.
2nd UPF Prayer Rally for Peace on the Korean Peninsula
Gapyeong, Korea—The second "Prayer Rally for Peace on the Korean Peninsula," held on January 9, 2022, was viewed by more than 1 million people.


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The forecast for the day was 'cloudy but dry', and when John, Eileen and I arrived at KHS about 9.50, it certainly was that. John and I went up to our archive room where we met James and Margaret Woolliams, Alex and Katrina Mathers, Simon Briggs and John Hughes. Tony and Julie soon joined us.
We sorted out the archive material which we wanted and Alex took it down and transported it to the Hall, where many helpers began to arrange the display. This year there were many more photos, fewer magazines and the Founder's desk complete with all the precious personal items in it.
By 11 o clock our visitors began to fill up the Hall. All seemed very interested in the photos as usual, and between viewing the material and welcoming more guests, much talking was taking place. How many times was 'Do you remember' spoken during the day?
This, I believe is the main focus of the day. Some Old Boys I was chatting with that I hadn't seen since they left school a few years before me. Others I hadn't a clue who they were until we said 'I am... who are you...? Really? Then more remembering.
The coffee and tea tray seemed to appear out of nowhere, and this refreshment kept our throats lubricated while our tongues were working overtime!
Nick Seward circulated and welcomed us all individually and Harriet Atkinson made herself known to those of us who hadn't met her before.
Time soon came to go to chapel for those who wished to. I counted 44 people in the congregation, and this included KHS staff. Nick Seward conducted the service with Holy Communion. He was ably assisted throughout by the organist. Enthusiastic singing was, as usual, a major part of the service, which not only remembered the Rohilla tragedy, but reminded us of the sad losses that occur throughout the years and Nick especially drew our attention to those who have passed on in the last year.
We then made our way to the dining hall, where the staff had set the tables in the pre-arranged plan, and we all checked the plan and found who we were sat with. The food came to our tables by the table service, and it was a very nice meal which everyone appeared to enjoy.
Simon Howlett and his family were unable to attend due to his recent health problems, which we hope will clear up soon. I think there was only one other person who was unable to attend, and I believe there were about 50 sitting down for lunch. A very good turnout.
The meal over, a short presentation of plants was made to the catering staff, and we were then able to either look around our old houses or go back to the hall for further remembrances. I believe that Alex saw to the house visits.
As is often the case with a successful gathering of like-minded people, the time flies, and it was no different on Sunday and it seemed no time before Nick Seward addressed us with updates about how the school is progressing with numbers at their highest, the re-use of houses to cater for the ever increasing number of girls.
James Woolliams gave a short piece about the archive room and the desire to get as much digitised as possible to ultimately upload it to our KHSD archives.
Kenny Wingfield then gave a talk about the KHS XFactor, and the difference it made to him and many others preparing us for life after KHS. Incidentally the detail he used for this talk is in his book 'Rags to Riches & Bungles' which he published in 2009, the proceeds of which he is donating to charity. I'm sure copies are still available so please contact him directly if you would like a copy. Cost £10 plus P&P.
And then it was 4pm. People started to disperse, reluctantly it seemed, but with promises to keep in touch. Meanwhile it was left to the few to pack away the archive material and return it safely to its secure storage.
Our thanks go to Nick Seward for his warm welcome, his communion service and presence throughout the day; To Harriette (I hope I've spelt that correctly), who we trust will be arranging next years Rohilla Day; To Alex and Katrina for their hard work in preparing, transporting archives and taking visitors around some houses; To the catering staff who prepared the food and then served at the tables so well. We also thank all those Old Boys and families who came and joined in the activities on the day, from all over the country. We all hope you enjoyed the day and will come back as often as possible for these events.
The final act of the day was for a few of us to make our pilgrimage to Kingham churchyard where we planted some bulbs around Teddie's resting place. We also thought for a moment about the Rohilla tragedy as there are two graves there near Teddies, one of whom was Robin Knight, whose mother is also buried close to him. She also served KHS over many years.
And so another fine day of memories, old friendships and nostalgia came to a close for another year. Will there be another one?
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'The American Pope?'
by Sheila Liaugminas Mar 22, 2011 May 1, 2020 / 2 mins /
The secular media have to find something colorful that enlivens the imagination when they want to grab our attention for a news story. CBS needn't have bothered with that in promotions for their interview on '60 Minutes' with Archbishop of New York. The gregarious Timothy Dolan embodies 'lively and colorful' boisterously, and just watching CBS try to hold on for the ride while following him around was engaging enough.
It was sensational without sensationalism.
The main thrust of the interview was Dolan's gift of the gab, his magnetic personality, openness, and, of course, his unwavering "conservatism." The topics were typical: sex abuse scandal, women's ordination, abortion and contraception, priestly celibacy, and how the Church in America reverses the trend of Catholics no longer simply calling themselves "bad Catholics," but actually declaring that they are no longer part of the Church.
Crowe snips some choice moments from the interview:
[Morley] Safer pressed on, as though the "liberal" positions were obviously the right ones, and the only ones someone with Dolan's charisma ought to tend toward.
"No question that you're conciliatory, that you like to dialogue, but underneath that you're an old-fashioned conservative; I mean, in the sense of a right-wing conservative."
Dolan hits this one out of the park.
"I would bristle at being termed "right-wing," but if somebody means enthusiastically committed and grateful for the timeless heritage of the Church, and feeling that my best service is when I try to preserve that and pass that on in its fullness and beauty and radiance, I'm a conservative, no doubt."
The exchange shows that folks like Morley Safer and the liberals who still largely run most of the major media outlets still don't understand the liberating power of truth, humility, and especially the comfort in knowing the timelessness of Catholic truth.
But they're getting a bigger dose of it now.
Tagged: Archbishop Timothy Dolan, CBS '60 Minutes', Morley Safer