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Flawed commentary on sustainability derailing debate on Mercosur trade deal
Ireland will have to make a decision and should do so on the facts and not on the basis of the false claims that are being made
Fri, Jul 5, 2019, 01:00
Phil Hogan
'I am also conscious that many people are concerned about the potential environmental effect of increased production of beef in Mercosur.' File photograph: Getty
Last week, after 20 years, the EU and Mercosur countries concluded a political agreement for an ambitious, balanced and comprehensive trade agreement.
It is the biggest trade agreement that the EU has ever concluded (covering 773 million people and providing tariff savings for EU companies of more than €4 billion) and the first trade pact ever struck by Mercosur which comprises Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Venezuela is also member, but is suspended.
Much of the initial reaction has focused on the market access aspects of the deal, including the reduction or elimination of tariffs, which will help trade flows in both directions, or the creation of tariff rate quotas, which will allow additional, limited volumes of product to be exported at preferential tariff rates.
However, there has also been considerable concern expressed, particularly in Europe, about the potential environmental and climate impact of the deal in the Mercosur countries and questions raised about the EU's commitment to sustainable development.
As we saw in recent elections to the European Parliament, right across Europe, there is an increasing concern and consciousness about environmental and climate-related issues. This concern has certainly contributed to some of the criticism that we have seen in relation to the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
The Irish Government will have to take a decision to support or oppose this agreement
Unfortunately, some of the commentary is inaccurate and has, in some cases, been used disingenuously to argue against other aspects of the agreement.
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However, that is not to say that there is much well-founded concern and many of the genuine questions raised deserve answers from policymakers. At some point in the future, the Irish Government will have to take a decision to support or oppose this agreement, but there is time before that decision is taken and that time should be used to have a rational debate on the facts of the agreement and not on the basis of the false claims that are being made.
Throughout these long negotiations, climate and environmental issues have been climbing steadily up the political agenda and as the negotiations stretched over two decades, so too has the sustainability agenda become a central part of those negotiations.
Reflecting that changing agenda and to ensure visibility for the trade and sustainable development aspects, the agreement contains a dedicated trade and sustainable development chapter, the central premise of which is "that trade should not happen at the expense of the environment or labour conditions: on the contrary, it should promote sustainable development".
It contains strong commitments for the effective implementation of the Paris Agreement on climate and the Mercosur countries have included specific pledges as part of their respective commitments.
For example, Brazil's nationally determined contribution under the Paris Agreement includes pledges to achieve:
Zero illegal deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon;
The restoration and reforestation of 12 million hectares of forests;
And the enhancement of sustainable management of natural forests with a view to curbing illegal and unsustainable practices.
However, I am also conscious that many people are concerned about the potential environmental effect of increased production of beef in Mercosur, not least in Brazil. Unfortunately, some of the recent commentary has been way off the mark. The fact is that Brazil alone produces some 11 million tonnes of beef annually. The quota, which is to be shared between the four Mercosur countries represents, therefore, less than 1 per cent of Brazilian annual production.
In addition, Brazil has included commitments on deforestation in their Paris Agreement pledges, which are reinforced by private sector initiatives such as that of the Brazilian meat packers not to source meat from farms in recently deforested areas.
The civil society consultation mechanisms built into the agreement will complement these provisions
Through the trade and sustainable development chapter, both the EU and Mercosur have expressed commitment to pursuing their trade relationship in a way that contributes to sustainable development and builds on their multilateral commitments in the fields of labour and environment. The civil society consultation mechanisms built into the agreement will complement these provisions – providing an opportunity for civil society on both sides to engage with government and with each other and to influence the implementation of the chapter and of the agreement.
This deal is comprehensive and complex. It requires careful consideration and evaluation and it will be some time before an Irish government has to take a position. I hope that this time will be taken to undertake a detailed economic and environment evaluation and that the Government's position, when it comes to be taken, will be a fully informed decision based on all the facts.
Phil Hogan is EU commissioner for agriculture and rural development
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Orlando Magic power forward Jonathan Isaac became the first NBA player to stand during the national anthem following the season restart … deciding against both kneeling and wearing a Black Lives Matter shirt.
The league's coaches, refs and players — from LeBron James to Zion Williamson — have been using the anthem demonstrations to raise awareness as games pick back up in Orlando … a gesture that is being supported by NBA commish Adam Silver.
Isaac became the first player to choose to stand as the anthem was played before the Magic's match-up with the Brooklyn Nets on Friday … while the rest of the team's players and staffers took a knee.
It's worth noting — Silver says everyone will have the option to kneel during the anthem without consequence … despite a league rule requiring players to stand.
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So far, Jonathan hasn't commented on his decision to stand publicly — because the game is currently being played. But, when he does, we'll update here.
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The Magic released a statement in support of the demonstration, saying, "The DeVos Family and the Orlando Magic organization fully supports Magic players who have chosen to leverage their professional platform to send a peaceful and powerful message condemning bigotry, racial injustice and the unwarranted use of violence by police, especially against people of color."
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The Met Orchestra Musicians have issued a statement in response to the Metropolitan Opera's decision to utilize European musicians for its upcoming gala showcase.
In the statement, the musicians noted that they have been unpaid for 10 months and that the Met's actions have been an "outlier" in the industry.
"Every other major orchestra has been compensated since the very beginning of the pandemic. Met management is using the pandemic opportunistically. They are not seeking a short-term crisis-plan to balance out pandemic circumstances. They are seeking permanent cuts. The cuts they seek are so deep that the orchestra would need unrealistic salary gains over the next quarter-century just to get back to current salaries," says the statement.
The statement proceeds to note that the members of the Met Orchestra have made several attempts to work with the Met and find some compromise but have been repeatedly rebuffed by Met management.
"The orchestra has made a comprehensive proposal that provides substantial savings to the Met for three years, but they have yet to respond to our proposal, while continuing to insist that they will not consider anything but permanent changes to our contract," continues the statement.
The statement then shifted its focus to the Met Opera's decision to hire non-Met Musicians for its New Year's Eve gala in Germany.
"There is no reason why these gala events need to take place in Europe. There are star singers on American soil too (examples: Matthew Polenzani and Angel Blue – both flown to Germany for the Met gala – also Renée Fleming, Susan Graham, Isabel Leonard, Christine Georke, Eric Owens, to name a few…) and we can work together to showcase the Met, while helping each other in the process," concluded the statement. "This does not need to be so financially devastating to the orchestra, nor so contentious and heartless — that is the choice of Met management."
The statement was released alongside a cartoon featuring concertmaster Benjamin Bowman holding up the Metropolitan Opera House with a "Now Hiring: Non-Met Musicians for Met Stars Series" tag. "Hmmmm I don't hear anything," reads the cartoon.
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from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function

import fixtures
from fixtures import run_presto
import prestodb
import pytest

from prestodb.transaction import IsolationLevel

@pytest.fixture
def presto_connection(run_presto):
    _, host, port = run_presto

    yield prestodb.dbapi.Connection(
        host=host,
        port=port,
        user='test',
        source='test',
        max_attempts=1,
    )

@pytest.fixture
def presto_connection_with_transaction(run_presto):
    _, host, port = run_presto

    yield prestodb.dbapi.Connection(
        host=host,
        port=port,
        user='test',
        source='test',
        max_attempts=1,
        isolation_level=IsolationLevel.READ_UNCOMMITTED,
    )

def test_select_query(presto_connection):
    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur.execute('select * from system.runtime.nodes')
    rows = cur.fetchall()
    assert len(rows) > 0
    row = rows[0]
    assert row[0] == 'test'
    assert row[2] == fixtures.PRESTO_VERSION
    columns = dict([desc[:2] for desc in cur.description])
    assert columns['node_id'] == 'varchar'
    assert columns['http_uri'] == 'varchar'
    assert columns['node_version'] == 'varchar'
    assert columns['coordinator'] == 'boolean'
    assert columns['state'] == 'varchar'

def test_select_query_result_iteration(presto_connection):
    cur0 = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur0.execute('select custkey from tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 10')
    rows0 = cur0.genall()

    cur1 = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur1.execute('select custkey from tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 10')
    rows1 = cur1.fetchall()

    assert len(list(rows0)) == len(rows1)

def test_select_query_no_result(presto_connection):
    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur.execute('select * from system.runtime.nodes where false')
    rows = cur.fetchall()
    assert len(rows) == 0

def test_select_query_stats(presto_connection):
    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur.execute('SELECT * FROM tpch.sf1.customer')

    query_id = cur.stats['queryId']
    completed_splits = cur.stats['completedSplits']
    cpu_time_millis = cur.stats['cpuTimeMillis']
    processed_bytes = cur.stats['processedBytes']
    processed_rows = cur.stats['processedRows']
    user_time_millis = cur.stats['userTimeMillis']
    wall_time_millis = cur.stats['wallTimeMillis']

    while cur.fetchone() is not None:
        assert query_id == cur.stats['queryId']
        assert completed_splits <= cur.stats['completedSplits']
        assert cpu_time_millis <= cur.stats['cpuTimeMillis']
        assert processed_bytes <= cur.stats['processedBytes']
        assert processed_rows <= cur.stats['processedRows']
        assert user_time_millis <= cur.stats['userTimeMillis']
        assert wall_time_millis <= cur.stats['wallTimeMillis']

        query_id = cur.stats['queryId']
        completed_splits = cur.stats['completedSplits']
        cpu_time_millis = cur.stats['cpuTimeMillis']
        processed_bytes = cur.stats['processedBytes']
        processed_rows = cur.stats['processedRows']
        user_time_millis = cur.stats['userTimeMillis']
        wall_time_millis = cur.stats['wallTimeMillis']

def test_select_failed_query(presto_connection):
    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    with pytest.raises(prestodb.exceptions.PrestoUserError):
        cur.execute('select * from catalog.schema.do_not_exist')
        cur.fetchall()

def test_select_tpch_1000(presto_connection):
    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur.execute('SELECT * FROM tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 1000')
    rows = cur.fetchall()
    assert len(rows) == 1000

def test_cancel_query(presto_connection):
    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    cur.execute('select * from tpch.sf1.customer')
    cur.cancel()

    with pytest.raises(prestodb.exceptions.PrestoUserError) as cancel_error:
        cur.fetchall()
    assert 'Query was canceled' in str(cancel_error.value)

    cur = presto_connection.cursor()
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as cancel_error:
        cur.cancel()
    assert 'Cancel query failed; no running query' in str(cancel_error.value)

def test_session_properties(run_presto):
    _, host, port = run_presto

    connection = prestodb.dbapi.Connection(
        host=host,
        port=port,
        user='test',
        source='test',
        session_properties={
         'query_max_run_time': '10m',
         'query_priority': '1',
        },
        max_attempts=1,
    )
    cur = connection.cursor()
    cur.execute('SHOW SESSION')
    rows = cur.fetchall()
    assert len(rows) > 2
    for prop, value, _, _, _ in rows:
        if prop == 'query_max_run_time':
            assert value == '10m'
        elif prop == 'query_priority':
            assert value == '1'

def test_transaction_single(presto_connection_with_transaction):
    connection = presto_connection_with_transaction
    for _ in range(3):
        cur = connection.cursor()
        cur.execute('SELECT * FROM tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 1000')
        rows = cur.fetchall()
        connection.commit()
        assert len(rows) == 1000

def test_transaction_rollback(presto_connection_with_transaction):
    connection = presto_connection_with_transaction
    for _ in range(3):
        cur = connection.cursor()
        cur.execute('SELECT * FROM tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 1000')
        rows = cur.fetchall()
        connection.rollback()
        assert len(rows) == 1000

def test_transaction_multiple(presto_connection_with_transaction):
    with presto_connection_with_transaction as connection:
        cur1 = connection.cursor()
        cur1.execute('SELECT * FROM tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 1000')
        rows1 = cur1.fetchall()

        cur2 = connection.cursor()
        cur2.execute('SELECT * FROM tpch.sf1.customer LIMIT 1000')
        rows2 = cur2.fetchall()

    assert len(rows1) == 1000
    assert len(rows2) == 1000

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package org.apache.metron.solr.dao;

import static org.apache.metron.indexing.dao.IndexDao.COMMENTS_FIELD;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.function.Function;

import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import org.apache.metron.common.Constants;
import org.apache.metron.indexing.dao.metaalert.MetaAlertConstants;
import org.apache.metron.indexing.dao.search.AlertComment;
import org.apache.metron.indexing.dao.search.SearchResult;
import org.apache.metron.indexing.dao.update.Document;
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import org.apache.solr.common.SolrInputDocument;
import org.json.simple.parser.ParseException;

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  public static SearchResult getSearchResult(SolrDocument solrDocument, List<String> fields, Function<String, String> indexSupplier) {
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    if (fields != null) {
      fields.forEach(field -> source.put(field, docSource.get(field)));
    } else {
      source.putAll(docSource);
    }
    searchResult.setSource(source);
    return searchResult;
  }

  public static Document toDocument(SolrDocument solrDocument) {
    Map<String, Object> document = new HashMap<>();
    solrDocument.getFieldNames().stream()
        .filter(name -> !name.equals(SolrDao.VERSION_FIELD))
        .forEach(name -> document.put(name, solrDocument.getFieldValue(name)));

    reformatComments(solrDocument, document);
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When Halliford School, a Shepperton based independent school, approached us about a total rebrand we knew this was a great opportunity to make a big impact with new signage.
Halliford School approached us with an enquiry for new signage after seeing the work we completed at Feltonfleet Preparatory School in Cobham. They were looking to rebrand. Their current signage was outdated and was no longer an accurate reflection of the school's image. It had been installed at different times and so the signage throughout the school varied in style.
They were looking to update all of their signage to consolidate their new brand image. It was imperative that all the signage we would provide followed the new brand guidelines and had a premium and a consistent look throughout the school. The signs would need to stand the test of time as well as being easy to replicate if a need for new signage arose in the future. Furthermore, this project needed to be completed by the start of the new school year.
Chris Keegan worked closely with the school throughout this project to find the best product solution to suit their needs. To start the project Chris completed a site visit to discuss the details of what signage needed to be replaced and measure sizes for the new signage as we had not worked with the customer before.
After putting together a quote for sign trays with a printed vinyl to the face we produced a sample to show what the finishing result would be. Chris met with the customer again. After considering the quote and seeing the sample, they decided that they liked the matte finish. However, they also had concerns with the vinyl being picked or peeled off around the edges over time and wanted the design to wrap completely around the tray.
Fortunately, Chris was able to provide the perfect solution. We produced another sample for the client and they loved it!
We supplied aluminium trays which were two-tone powder coated to give a full coverage design that matched their new colour palette. The other graphic elements were applied in vinyl. The signage was finished with a matt lacquer which sealed in all the graphics to give a seamless tamper-proof finish. We were able to produce this signage to bespoke sizes ranging from small to large meaning it was a versatile solution that could be used for any application need around the school. We also supplied post mounted aluminium entrance signs with the same finishings to welcome students, faculty and guests.
The new signage provided consistent branding throughout the school. It closely matched the brand guidelines to aid in a successful rebrand for Halliford School. The provided signage had a premium tamper proof finish which will be long wearing and look good for years to come. New directional signage improved wayfinding throughout the school. Additionally, we were able to produce and install the project in time for the beginning of the new school year.


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This is a renovation we did in Fort Saskatchewan. The kitchen backsplash is a 3×6 subway tile in a brick lay pattern. It was set using ReliaBond Tile Adhesive and was grouted using a specialty Mapei FlexColor Grout. The main bathroom is a 4×16 subway tile set in a straight lay patter using VersaBond Mortar and grouted using a specialty Mapei FlexColor Grout. The laundry room floor, entrance floor and stairs, as well as the bathroom floors we set with a 12×12 tiles in a straight lay pattern using a non-modified or modified polymer thin-set as there was a concrete floor underneath. Lastly, for the ensuite shower, we first laid a waterproofing Schluter Kerdi Membrane with Premium Plus Mortar. We used the same mortar to lay the 12×24 tile in a 70/30 staggered pattern and grouted it using a high performance, stain resistant Prism Grout.


After Dental Implant Surgery, How Long Before You Can Work?
Dental implant surgery is a great way to restore your smile, and the procedure can often be completed in a single day. As a practical matter, though, you need to know how long recovery will take. When will you be able to go back to work (or school)?
As long as you follow our oral surgery team's post-operative instructions, you should be back to your normal work routine in almost no time at all.
Everyone is different, but most of our dental implant patients can go back to work the day after their oral surgery.
However, the type of work you do matters.
If you have a desk job, Dr. Maxfield or Dr. Partridge may give you the OK to work the day after implant surgery. On the other hand, if your job is highly physical, you may have to wait a little longer. Strenuous activity after getting dental implants can increase bleeding and discomfort, and potentially cause inflammation of the surrounding gums.
How many dental implants are you having placed? Patients who are getting just one or two typically have the fastest recovery. So if your surgery involves multiple implants, you may want to allow yourself extra time away from work to allow swelling, bruising and other post-surgical effects to fully subside.
Implant surgery is a safe, routine procedure, particularly in the hands of a skilled and experienced oral surgeon. But as with any other type of oral and maxillofacial surgery or dental treatment, complications are always a possibility. If you get an infection or have another issue with healing, your recovery timetable could be extended.
With the right care, you can improve your chances of a smooth and complication-free recovery period after dental implant surgery.
Diligence in keeping your mouth clean can help prevent problems. Brushing and flossing around the dental implants is important, but be gentle for the first few days to avoid aggravating the sensitive gum tissues. We may also recommend using a special mouth rinse.
Smoking can slow your healing time and increase your risk of infection. So if you're a smoker, try to avoid lighting up for as long as possible after implant surgery. Or better yet, quit smoking before getting dental implants.
We will send you home with more specific aftercare instructions. Follow them as carefully as possible to minimize your recovery time, and don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or problems.
The professional team at Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery of Utah, serving the greater Salt Lake City area, can address all of your concerns about recovering from oral surgery. Contact our Cottonwood Heights, South Jordan or Tooele office to discuss dental implant surgery today.
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The City of Manassas has been honored with the following awards and recognitions.
Silver Medal of Valor for Master Technician William Barton, Firefighter/EMT Brad Fairbanks, Firefighter/EMT Ian Burke and Firefighter/EMT Dustin Clay.
CALEA Gold Standard with Excellence Agency for the Manassas City Police Department.
Captain Andrew Carver received the Merit Valor Award from the Prince William Chamber of Commerce for saving the life of a gentleman on the jogging path near his home.
Senior Police Officer J.R. Lehman and Senior Police Officer Y. Sturman both received Bronze Medals of Valor from the Prince William Chamber of Commerce for saving the life of a suicidal gentleman.
Brenda Cogdell, the City's Risk Manager was elected to the National PRIMA Board of Directors and will be sworn in June 6, 2016 at the conference.
2015 Valor Awards - Senior Detective Michael Gemmell and Senior Detective Amilcar Barahona won the Investigative Merit Award and Senior Police Officer Erica Bauckman won the Merit Award for Valor.
First the Housing Choice Voucher program was awarded 100% on their SEMAP audit.
Two Manassas City CPS workers were recognized for achieving 100% compliance in seeing the victim child in CPS investigation or family assessments. Only 18 out of 120 localities in the state had workers recognized. One of which was of course Manassas.
Discover Prince William/Manassas awarded Program Coordinator Doug Horhota the Stellar Service Award. The Manassas City Schools presented Horhota with a certificate recognizing his partnership with City schools.
Planner Allison Whitworth achieved a Certified Zoning Official recognition from the Virginia Association of Zoning Officials.
Jamie Collins received a $1,000 scholarship to attend the 2015 International Code Council Annual Conference and Public Comment Hearings in Long Beach, California.
The Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO) recently gave Manassas a Three—one of the highest ratings—for ensuring Building Code Effectiveness in one and two family residential properties. The ratings agency also awarded Manassas an even better Two rating for the quality of commercial and industrial property building inspections. The high ratings will translate into insurance savings for city property owners. Only four percent of Virginia municipalities received a Two rating for commercial and industrial inspections, and 24 percent received a Three for residential inspections. The ISO report also commended Manassas for having 100 percent of its inspectors professionally certified.
The Manassas Regional Airport won the Southeast Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executive's (AAAE) 2014 General Aviation Project of the Year Award, Airfield Category for our Runway 34R Extension and Related Work.
The Manassas Animal Adoption Center received the highest rating possible from the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Service.
Savvy Award for website and design by the City-County Communications and Marketing Association (3CMA).
2013 Prince William Chamber Business Award to the City of Manassas and Manassas City Public Schools for working together to create the Joint Capital Improvement Plan.
Det. Cindy van Noppen who has been recognized as Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by SAFI (Security Association of Financial Institutions) for her exemplary investigation of financial crimes.


If you are planning on booking one of our Lanzarote villas or apartments you may have a few queries that they'd like to clear up before you arrive. Such as where to get the best exchange rate, what are the shop opening hours and what to do in the event of an emergency.
Arrecife Airport isn't in fact in Arrecife at all. The airport is known locally as Guacimeta and is located equidistantly between the resort of Puerto del Carmen and the capital city of Arrecife. Both are no more than 10 minutes from the airport by taxi.
See Transfers below for estimated journey times to other resorts on the island.
Visit our Arrecife Airport page for more detailed information about the airport and the facilities there.
Generally, open from 8.30am until 14.00pm, Monday to Friday.
All banks are happy to exchange your sterling (or travellers cheques) for Euros and generally speaking you are likely to get a better rate here than if you exchange your money before leaving the UK.
You will also usually get a better exchange rate here than at your hotel reception.
You can check rates on the display boards in each bank. There is little to no variation between the rates that different banks offer.
Some banks will ask you to present your passport in order to process the transaction.
Some banks charge commission – ask before making the transaction.
Cash point machines are located at reasonably frequent intervals throughout all of the main resorts.
Bureau de Change offices are situated in the three main resorts and offer rates that are competitive with the local banks.
A number of shops – such as those selling electrical goods - also offer an exchange facility. Their rates can appear competitive – usually because they solely advertise the higher rate for travel ler's cheques. Make sure you are on the ball and don't expect a receipt if you use this sort of facility.
Cheap and reasonably reliable if you are in the main resorts along the south east coast of the island but less so within the island interior.
See our bus timetables here.
For sightseeing, we recommend hiring a car. Car hire and petrol here is cheap but your holiday time here is precious. So you probably don't want to spend it hanging around at bus stops.
Most supermarkets and restaurants in Lanzarote open as per normal throughout the Christmas period.
Unlike the UK or Ireland drivers here are not obliged to stop for you at what pass for pedestrian crossings. So don´t just step out and expect them to stop. Wait for a break in the traffic instead.
Lanzarote is a small island – which makes everything here very accessible and sightseeing easy.
The island covers a square area of just 846 km – making it possible to drive from one end to the other in around an hour or so.
Apart from the obvious fact that you need to drive on the opposite side of the road there are, as you would expect, a number of other cultural differences.
For example, indicating is deemed optional and lane discipline at roundabouts is non-existent.
But don't be put off. Once you get out of the resorts and off the bigger roads there's hardly any traffic to contend with anyway.
The electrical system is different to the UK or Ireland – utilising two pin connector plugs operating at 220 volts.
So you will need to buy an adaptor plug to use any appliances that you bring with you. These are readily available in most supermarkets on the island.
Buyer Beware. Especially when it comes to buying electrical goods on Lanzarote.
There are plenty of electrical shops in the resorts offering tempting looking deals on goods such as digital cameras. And whilst not all of them are untrustworthy there are probably more complaints made about these retailers than any other issue.
So unless you really know what you're doing – don't bother.
As in most hot countries mosquitoes and flies are present and can be a nuisance. But unless you are allergic that's all they are really and can usually be dealt with by use of mosquito repellant and plug-ins.
Cockroaches can also crop up – but again they come with the territory here.
Is now available as standard in most hotels and apartments – although more often than not in a designated area rather than within bedrooms.
There are also Internet cafes and WiFi hotspots in the three main resorts.
Visit our Lanzarote Map page for a fully interactive map.
In resort, most shops are open from 9.00am until 20.00pm. Many supermarkets are open even later than this. Out of resort, in Arrecife for example, shops close from 14.00pm-17.00pm.
Far cheaper than in the UK. There are petrol stations located in and round the three main resorts.
There are a number of pharmacies located in all three of the main resorts – as indicated by the large green illuminated crosses.
There is a duty pharmacy open seven days a week, so in the event of an emergency consult reception at your accommodation.
There are main Post Offices located in all three main resorts of Costa Teguise, Playa Blanca and Puerto del Carmen.
Are available from most supermarkets and usually from the reception area of your accommodation.
However, you usually have to buy a postcard first as many will not sell stamps separately.
Taxis are metered. They can be flagged down in the street as in the UK when the green light on the roof of the vehicle is on.
Taxi queues at the airport can be lengthy – especially on main changeover days such as Thursdays.
Public telephones are located throughout the main resorts.
If calling a Lanzarote number from either the UK or Ireland you will need to add the prefix 0034.
Unlike mainland Spain, Lanzarote runs on Greenwich Mean Time. So there is no need to adjust your watch.
EU passport holders do not need a visa to enter Lanzarote.
Wash in it, bathe in it, brush your teeth in it ….but don't drink it. It's not dirty or contaminated in any way, it's just desalinated and not designed for consumption. Bottled water is much, much cheaper than the UK – especially if you buy the large 5 litre bottles sold in the supermarkets.
When's the best time of year to visit? What´s the weather like in any given month? How hot does it get?
Visit our Climate page for more detailed information.
Lanzarote is a year round, sunshine destination with very low rainfall. The temperature rarely falls below 68-70º F – so you can enjoy a beach holiday here any time of year. And that includes all of the months when Northern Europe is in the depths of winter.
But, just like any other part of the world these days weather conditions are not as predictable as they once were. And even Lanzarote can have cloudy, grey days.
You are, as a rule, more likely to get hot sunny weather during the summer months.
And most long-term residents would agree that September and October are probably the best months of the year weather wise. As the trade winds that blow through March-August have usually dropped by then.
But it's like any other holiday – you pay your money and you take your choice!
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We'll discuss your concerns, and past or current therapy and your expectations. At this time, we'll collect your insurance information.
At the time of this session, we'll take an in-depth look at the case history and perform a formal or informal evaluation of the observed concerns.
Based on the results of the evaluation, we'll devise a treatment plan and schedule follow up sessions as needed.


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When I became a Plumber I knew I was going to see good and bad. I always see my customers recycle, plant, and go the extra mile to conserve water, and I love it. A lot of people think that being a Plumber is just a job, it's not. A Plumber's number one duty is to "Protect the Health of the Nation". It is my job to make sure we have Clean Water. Today, being Earth Day it is my responsibility to share with everyone simple ways to save and protect our Planet Earth.
Planet Earth gives us so much. We don't have another Planet, so we need to protect the one we have. I want to make sure my son and hopefully grandchildren get to enjoy this gorgeous Planet that gives us everything that we need to survive. We all need to be a "little more green". Below is a list I put together that should get you started.
**I was planning on planting a tree with my son today, since I won't be home till late, we will go ahead and donate to www.EarthDay.org to plant a tree on his behalf. Follow the Link below to contribute and make a difference.


Modern elegance with a practical approach from an award winning designer. Set in tension, these stones will sparkle from every view point. Sterling Silver mosaic matte finish with solid 14KT Gold ear posts and tension wire. Swarovski Select Champagne Cubic Zirconia. Earrings measure 1"
Tomasz Plodowski 9mm Tension Set Earrings Champagne. Modern elegance with a practical approach from an award winning designer. Set in tension, these stones will sparkle from every view point. Sterling Silver mosaic matte finish with solid 14KT Gold ear posts and tension wire. Swarovski Select Champagne Cubic Zirconia. Earrings measure 1.


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Mondu Guesthouse is situated in Jeffreys Bay, only a short drive to the beach as well as various restaurants and shops. We offer two self-catering flats and two comfortable en-suite guest rooms.The guest rooms are equipped with TVs and tea and coffee facilities. Each flat has a portable braai and a separate under-cover braai area for those rainy and windy days. Breakfast is served in the dining room or in your own room on request. .. There is a lovely veranda where you can relax and watch the sea in the distance. PLEASE NOTE THAT MONDU IS FOR ADULTS ONLY..NO STUDENTS, NO CHILDREN AND NO MATRICS..we dont provide towels and thank you. Prices are subject to change. please note that one yorkie is allowed in nr 4 o. NOT IN DECEMBER AND JANUARY.NO REFUNDS..
Please bring your own towels, as they are not provided at the establishment.
★★★★★ I really do like Mondu guesthouse...the rooms are clean and the bedding very nice. The owner Mimmi is very helpful.i had a fantastic stay although it were just for one night.Thanks Mimmi keep it up.
★★★★★ The bath was the nicest after the long travel. All my needs were fulfilled.
★★★★★ A wonderful place to reside, spacious rooms.
★★★★★ A big thank you to Mimi at Mondu Guesthouse. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The units were perfect, having all the essentials neccessary for a restful weekend. Thank you for making us feel so comfortable. It was like a home away from home. Will definitely be back again.
Mondu Guesthouse is 3.2km from the centre of Jeffreys Bay , the nearest airport 76.8km (Port Elizabeth Airport).
Mimi, the manager / owner usually replies in an hour.


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Tastes good. My daughter really likes it.
Better than any GMO food.
This formula is awesome, my baby love it. In addition, organic baby has great service, my order is packed very well and shipping is fast!


Opera for Linux does not try next ip address in DNS list if the ipv6 fails with TCP RST.
the web-server not set up to listen on IPv6. The web-server is fixed now.
"All" other browsers try the ipv4-address and the web server failure on IPv6 is unnoticed.
skrevet riktig og prøv så å oppdatere siden.
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Sept. 6, 2011 – Party Is On, No Choking Please
By mulletwrapper@gulftel.com on September 6, 2011
Somewhere between leaving LAX on Sept. 3rd and arriving in Auckland 17 hours later on Sept. 5th, September 4th disappeared from my life and the Kiwis welcomed me to what many think will be the 6 week greatest party of their lives hopefully culminating with the All Blacks lifting the Webb Ellis Trophy on October 23rd. Along the streets of Auckland IRB World Cup banners stream from every street light.. Immigration and customs (as long as you weren't bringing anything that even vaguely resembled plant or animal matter) were delighted to see us as soon as we said we are here for the World Cup.
My wife, Carolyn, and I arrived on the cusp of the incoming hordes. The good feeling and warm welcome was palpable. Tonga had arrived at Auckland a few hours before and traffic around the airport stopped for 3 hours as Tongan supporters welcomed their heroes. All was smiles and bliss until the question of if the All Blacks would choke again arose. We shared our hotel shuttle from the airport with a French couple. When I asked if France would once again prove to be the All Blacks' nemesis, the shuttle driver's eyes cut me a look that would have opened the door and pushed me out if they could.
During my layover in Sydney I skimmed some of the Southern Hemisphere's World Cup special edition magazines. The consensus seemed to be there are 4 teams in with a chance: New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, and England. A few articles held to the theme that it would not be the talent or size or speed or endurance or game strategy that would elevate one of these sides above the others on Oct. 23rd, but the nebulous quality of team spirit which would be the decider. The Aussies have put together a young team of players coming on form and playing very well together. The English have a mixture of very experienced players and young players with great potential. The All Blacks have a side that have dominated on the world rugby stage for several years now. The Springbok selection is largely from their 2007 World Cup winning side. They were young at the time, so not ancient (meaning over 30 in rugby years) for this World Cup. If it is the camaraderie and support they get from each other as the time, matches, and media grind away at them over the next 6 weeks, which selected 30 will prove the collective x-factor attitude to rise above the rest?
Interestingly the Springboks won the 2007 World Cup without ever facing either Australia or New Zealand. The only other team to win a World Cup without having to face a Tri-Nation adversary were the All Blacks in 1987. This year's draw makes it almost impossible for this to happen if things go as most pundits and bookies imagine. But the All Blacks have choked twice against France in previous World Cups. This year they could potentially have to face France twice, once in the pool stage and then possibly in the finals. If France wins the pool stage match against the All Blacks, New Zealand could make it through the knock-out rounds to the final without playing Australia or South Africa if Australia loses their quarterfinal knock-out match to their probable foe Wales. We're not mentioning the word choke here, though. Nobody wants to ruin the party – do they?
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"The uniform framework followed in the Smart City Challenge has led to the adoption of strategies which are largely consistent across cities. The Smart City Plans for the top 20 cities therefore revolve around interventions like online Government services, augmentation of public transit systems, strengthening last mile connectivity through environment friendly transport options, adoption of smart traffic management as well as solid waste management practices. There is also quite a bit of commonality in the way the urban infrastructure is proposed to be augmented in individual cities under the area based development component – projects like developing a public transit hub comprising the railway station, bus terminus; river or waterfront development; redevelopment of the city center to transform it into a hub for citizen activity etc. are quite common.


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Eat Seafood, America!
The Seafood Nutrition Partnership's Scientific Nutrition Advisory Council was delighted to host the 5th annual State of the Science Symposium on Thursday, September 23, 2021.
This annual event provides a forum for global leaders in human nutrition to outline the latest consensus on all aspects of seafood nutrition.
Recordings of the presentations are available to view below.
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Linda Lai Cornish: Opening Remarks
Dr. Tom Brenna: Translating the DGA 2020-2025
Dr. Susan Carlson: Preterm Birth
Dr. Philip Calder: Seafood and Immune Health
Gretchen Vannice, RDN: Communicating Seafood Health Science to Consumers
Lunch Break and Q&A
Jessica Miller, RDN: Seafood Cooking Demonstration
Linda Lai Cornish: Establishing the National Seafood Council
Dr. Paul Doremus: Building a Stronger and More Resilient Seafood Sector
United States Senator Lisa Murkowski, Alaska
United States Senator Roger Wicker, Mississippi
Dr. Ray Hilborn: How Sustainable is Seafood Compared to Other Foods?
Dr. Michael Tlusty: Food-Based Dietary Guidelines and Omega-3's
Dr. David Love: A Role for Seafood in the U.S. Diet
Tom Grasso: Are Blue Foods Having Their Moment in the Sun?
Arlin Wasserman: Keys to Increasing the Share of Ocean Foods in Our Diet
Q&A Session with Panelists
Reporting Live from the Cocktail Reception
Co-title Sponsors
Ms. Andrea Albersheim
Andrea Albersheim
Andrea Albersheim is Director of Communication for the Seafood Nutrition Partnership, where she leads the public education campaign and partnership outreach efforts.
Andrea brings nearly two decades of communications experience, focusing on food, nutrition, and consumer issues. She is dedicated to not only helping people understand what eating "healthy" means, but to make sure the supply chain is available to make those healthy decisions easy for consumers.
Previously, she led communications and reputation management efforts at the Soyfoods Association of North America and was the senior digital project manager at Weber Shandwick, where she worked on building web and social strategies for healthcare, nutrition, public policy, government, and advocacy organizations. Prior to that, Andrea worked on communications strategies for the University of Maryland Extension Services' Grow It Eat It campaign and for the Sustainable Sites Initiative partnership at the U.S. Botanic Garden.
Andrea currently serves as an advisory member to the FMI Seafood Strategy Leadership Council. She holds a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Maryland, where she also attended undergraduate studies in Journalism and Social Psychology.
Dr. Tom Brenna
Tom Brenna, PhD
Tom Brenna is a professor of pediatrics, chemistry, and nutrition at the Dell Medical School and the College of Natural Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin, and recently Professor Emeritus at Cornell University. His group pursues basic and translational research into the chemical, biochemical, metabolic, genetic, and ecological aspects of fatty acids. He has served on numerous international policy groups, most recently the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee.
The American Society for Nutrition awarded him the 2017 Osborne and Mendel Award for outstanding contributions to basic research in nutrition; with ASN's Robert Herman Award for the advancement of clinical nutrition (2013), he is only the fourth person to be honored with both awards.
He is a member of graduate fields in Cornell's four large colleges: Nutrition (CHE and CALS), Food Science and Technology (CALS); Chemistry and Chemical Biology (Arts); Geological Sciences (Engineering and CALS), and in a long-standing collaboration with a prominent former member of Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine. His research group has been funded by institutes/centers at the NIH (NIGMS, NEI, NICHD, NCRR) and has included at least one active R01 continuously since 1992. These grants have supported fundamental work in the nutrition of polyunsaturated fatty acids and the development of advanced mass spectrometry instrumentation and techniques.
His current research activities are concerned with three areas: requirements for polyunsaturated and branched-chain fatty acids especially in the perinatal period, development of advanced analytical chemical instrumentation particularly mass spectrometry for biomedical applications, and development of high precision isotope ratio mass spectrometry for anti-doping applications. Tom's polyunsaturated fatty acid work focuses on factors that influence demand for omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and most of his studies are conducted in animals. His instrumentation work is aimed at the development of high precision isotope ratio mass spectrometry for tracer applications and for the detection of natural physiological isotopic fractionation. Studies of omega-3 fatty acids are often based on stable isotope tracers and also employ molecular and genetic techniques. His team is focused on brain and associated organ development and on branched-chain fatty acids in human nutrition.
Dr. Philip Calder
Philip Calder
Philip Calder is Head of the School of Human Development and Health and Professor of Nutritional Immunology in the Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK. He is an internationally recognized researcher on the metabolism and functionality of fatty acids, with an emphasis on the roles of omega-3 fatty acids, and on the influence of diet and nutrients on the immune and inflammatory responses. His research addresses both life course and translational considerations and includes research in cell and animal models and in healthy humans and patients. He has received many awards and prizes for his work including the prestigious Danone International Prize for Nutrition in 2016 and the DSM Lifetime Achievement Prize in Human Nutrition in 2017. Professor Calder was President of the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids (2009-2012), Chair of the Scientific Committee of the European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism ESPEN (2012-2016), and President of the Nutrition Society (2016-2019). He is currently President of the Federation of European Nutrition Societies (2019-2023). Professor Calder was Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Nutrition (2006-2013) and is currently an Associate Editor of Journal of Nutrition, Clinical Science, Nutrition Research, and Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism. He has over 700 scientific publications and is recognized as a Highly Cited Researcher.
Dr. Susan Carlson
Susan Carlson, PhD
Dr. Susan E. Carlson is the AJ Rice Professor of Nutrition and University Distinguished Professor at the University of Kansas Medical Center. She does clinical trials of DHA supplementation in pregnancy and childhood without outcomes related to pregnancy and several aspects of child growth and development including cognition, body composition, and cardiometabolic outcomes.
Ms. Linda Cornish
Linda Cornish
Linda Cornish is President of the Seafood Nutrition Partnership, a non-profit organization inspiring a healthier America through a balanced diet that includes seafood.
She is a mission-driven executive who is working on addressing America's public health crisis by empowering healthier food consumption. Linda was instrumental in the formation of Seafood Nutrition Partnership and led the launch of a public health campaign in October 2015 during National Seafood Month to help Americans find a path to wellness through healthy eating and seafood nutrition.
Linda has presented to many groups to raise awareness and urgency about the need for the general public to eat more seafood, including Aquaculture America, Aquarium of the Pacific, Bay of Fundy Seafood Forum, Boston Museum of Science, Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance, Clinton Global Initiative, Global Aquaculture Alliance – GOAL Conference, Groundfish Forum, NFI Global Seafood Marketing Conference, Seafood Expo North America, Sustainable Seafood Week NYC, World Seafood Congress, and Women of Seafood.
She has held leadership and management positions with Arthur Andersen, Hitachi Business Consulting, Harrah's Entertainment, Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce, and Bill of Rights Institute. She is co-founder and past chairman for the Memphis Farmers Market and served on the board of Greening Greater Memphis. Linda is a graduate of the University of California at Riverside with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of California at Los Angeles. She lives in Arlington, Virginia with her husband and two Sealyham Terriers.
Dr. Paul Doremus
Paul Doremus, Ph.D.
Dr. Paul Doremus serves as the Deputy Assistant Administrator for Operations for NOAA Fisheries, responsible for the agency's strategy and performance, budget and finance, policy and communications, IT and facilities, and human resources. He oversees Fisheries' Office of International Affairs and Seafood Inspection, and the Office of Law Enforcement.
He is also leading NOAA's strategic initiative to expand US seafood production, primarily through aquaculture. In response to the rising global demand for seafood and limited supplies from wild capture fisheries, he is working across government, industry, and nonprofit sectors to provide a predictable regulatory environment and a robust research infrastructure for US-based aquaculture.
Dr. Doremus received his Ph.D. in Government from Cornell University and has over twenty years of experience in Federal science, technology, and environmental policy and management.
Mr. Tom Grasso
Tom Grasso
Tom Grasso, Associate Vice President, Oceans Climate Strategies, leads the Oceans program's newly launched global strategy "Healthy Oceans, Healthy Planet," the goal of which is to protect 60% of wild fisheries by 2030 by equipping partners across the globe with the knowledge, tools, and resources they need to implement climate-resilient fisheries management. Over the past 20 years, Tom has led ocean conservation programs in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Pacific, and North and South America. He is also well-versed in Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts and national energy and climate change policy reform. (B.A., Political Science, University of Rochester; J.D., American University's Washington School of Law)
Dr. Ray Hilborn
Ray Hilborn
Ray Hilborn is a Professor in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, the University of Washington specializing in natural resource management and conservation.
He teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in food sustainability, conservation, and quantitative population dynamics. He authored several books including "Overfishing: what everyone needs to know" (with Ulrike Hilborn) in 2012, "Quantitative fisheries stock assessment" with Carl Walters in 1992, and "The Ecological Detective: confronting models with data" with Marc Mangel, in 1997 and has published over 300 peer-reviewed articles.
He has served on the Editorial Boards of numerous journals including 7 years on the Board of Reviewing Editors of Science Magazine. He has received the Volvo Environmental Prize, the American Fisheries Societies Award of Excellence, The Ecological Society of America's Sustainability Science Award, and the International Fisheries Science Prize. He is a Fellow of the American Fisheries Society, the Washington State Academy of Sciences, the Royal Society of Canada, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Dr. David Love
David Love, PhD
Dave Love, PhD, MSPH is an environmental scientist working with the fisheries and aquaculture sectors. Dr. Love is an Associate Scientist in the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. His interests lie in food systems, food safety, seafood, and water quality. Prior to joining Johns Hopkins, Dr. Love was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California Berkeley. Dr. Love received a doctoral and master's degree from the University of North Carolina and a bachelor's of science from Davidson College.
Ms. Jessica Miller, RDN
Jessica Miller, RDN
Jessica Miller, RDN, CDE is the Nutrition Communications Manager for the Seafood Nutrition Partnership, where she coordinates nutrition education and outreach and works to maintain SNP as the go-to resource for nutritious seafood information.
Jessica has over a decade of experience working in various nutrition settings from healthcare and nutrition counseling to retail dietetics and natural/organic category management. Jessica is passionate about the power of disease prevention through good nutrition.
Dr. Michael Tlusty
Michael Tlusty, PhD
Dr. Michael Tlusty is an Associate Professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Previously, he was the Director of Ocean Sustainability Science at the New England Aquarium since 1999, where he was developing an aquaculture program that integrates the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the entire New England Aquarium community. His interest in sustainable aquaculture was formulated prior to his time at the aquarium when he worked in Newfoundland, Canada to assess the environmental impact of salmon aquaculture, and ultimately to determine environmentally safe production levels. Michael has extended this work within the aquarium, where he helped to develop the Sustainable Seafood Initiative. This was the first NGO program to partner with a commercial major corporation to advise them on ways to improve the sustainability of their seafood purchases. Since that time, Michael has worked on both wild fishery and aquaculture issues and has also looked at ways to integrate emerging fields to create new metrics to assess the journey toward sustainability. Much of Michael's work in seafood is working with certification systems to improve them and has recently published the first theoretical model for how certification can improve seafood production. Michael also conducts research on health, nutrition, and disease in crustaceans, and his paper on how omega-3 fatty acids affect neurogenesis has been cited over 100 times. Michael was born near Chicago, Illinois. He has a B.S. in Animal Science from the University of Illinois, and a Ph.D. in Biology from Syracuse University.
Ms. Gretchen Vannice, RDN
Gretchen Vannice, MS, RDN
Gretchen Vannice is the Director of Nutrition Education and Research for Wiley Companies, an ingredient manufacturer of US-sourced fish oils and sterols. She is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) and is considered a global expert on omega-3s research and education. With a background in clinical nutrition and health education, Gretchen translates nutrition science for daily application for industry, consumers, and health professionals. At Wiley Companies, she leads education and training efforts and coordinates clinical research using omega-3 and omega-7 oils.
Gretchen is the lead author of the position paper of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics on Dietary Fatty Acids for Healthy Adults. She was the first chairperson of the International Science Committee for the Global Organization of EPA and DHA Omega-3. One of her greatest honors was being invited to present the first annual William E Connor, MD, Memorial Lecture at Oregon Health and Sciences University, entitled "Dietary Intake Recommendations for Omega-3s around the World".
Gretchen's career has been highlighted in The Profession of Dietetics, a Team Approach, 4th ed (Jones and Bartlett, 2011) and Nutrition Therapy and Pathophysiology (Cengage Learning, 2011). She has several academic publications and authored "Medical Nutrition Therapy for Psychiatric Conditions" in the 13th edition of Krause's Food and Nutrition Care Process (Elsevier, 2011).
Gretchen is also a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Global Organization for Omega-3 EPA & DHA, Wellness in School Environments, and the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids.
Gretchen earned her Master of Science in Nutrition Science from San Jose State University, completed her master's thesis at Stanford University Medical School, and received her Bachelor of Science & Arts in Nutrition and Dietetics from Oregon State University.
Knowing the depth of science, the impact of nutrient deficiency, and the health benefits of essential fat nutrition, Gretchen is passionate about improving omega-3 nutritional status in the US and around the globe.
Mr. Arlin Wasserman
Arlin Wasserman
Arlin Wasserman is the founder and managing director of Changing Tastes. Over the past two decades, he has helped identify and catalyze some of the most significant shifts in the way businesses and consumers think about food.
Wasserman's accomplishments include working with General Mills to develop the first sustainability strategy for a major U.S. food company and creating a strategy to drive growth in the once nascent U.S. organic food industry by linking organic farming and personal health, including raising awareness of antibiotic use in livestock production.
Arlin also created the Plant-Forward culinary strategy which is now is a major focus of culinary innovation and the main driver of environmental improvement for the foodservice industry.
Arlin Wasserman and Changing Tastes worked with the Culinary Institute of America and the Harvard School of Public Health to create Menus of Change™, a groundbreaking initiative for our industry that integrates menu design, nutrition, and sustainability. He served as the inaugural chair of the Sustainable Business Leadership Council from 2012-2018.
Arlin previously served as Vice President of Sustainability at Sodexo and as the executive champion for culinary and health and wellness efforts in the North American market. While at Sodexo, Arlin developed the Better Tomorrow™ program which included the first food waste training program in the foodservice industry, reaching chefs and culinary professionals in more than 12,000 dining operations. During his tenure, Dow Jones and the Financial Times recognized Sodexo as having the best sustainability performance among all publicly traded hospitality companies.
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package org.virtue.game.content.minigame;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;

import org.virtue.game.entity.npc.NPC;
import org.virtue.game.entity.player.Player;
import org.virtue.game.map.square.DynamicMapSquare;

/**
 * An encapsulation class for holding information
 * about the minigame in progress.
 *
 * @author Kyle Friz
 * @since  Nov 29, 2015
 */
public class Minigame {

	/**
	 * The starting time in ms of this minigame
	 */
	private final long startTime;

	/**
	 * The time limit in ms of this minigame
	 */
	private final long timeLimit;

	/**
	 * A flag to represent if the minigame is in progress
	 */
	private final AtomicBoolean progress;

	/**
	 * The dynamic region this minigame is playing on
	 */
	private final DynamicMapSquare region;

	/**
	 * The players participating in this minigame
	 */
	private final List<Player> players;

	/**
	 * The npcs participating in this minigame
	 */
	private final List<NPC> npcs;

	/**
	 * The mapping of players into teams
	 */
	private final Map<Integer, Team> teams;

	/**
	 * Creates a new minigame
	 * @param start The start time (ms)
	 * @param limit The time limit (ms)
	 * @param region The dynamic region
	 * @param players The players
	 * @param npcs The npcs
	 * @param teams The teams
	 */
	public Minigame(long start, long limit, DynamicMapSquare region, List<Player> players, List<NPC> npcs, Map<Integer, Team> teams) {
		this.startTime = start;
		this.timeLimit = limit;
		this.region = region;
		this.players = players;
		this.npcs = npcs;
		this.teams = teams;

		this.progress = new AtomicBoolean(true);
	}

	/**
	 * @return the startTime
	 */
	public final long getStartTime() {
		return startTime;
	}

	/**
	 * @return the timeLimit
	 */
	public final long getTimeLimit() {
		return timeLimit;
	}

	/**
	 * @return the process
	 */
	public final boolean inProgress() {
		return progress.get();
	}

	/**
	 * Flags the progress boolean
	 */
	public final void flag() {
		progress.set(false);
	}

	/**
	 * @return the region
	 */
	public final DynamicMapSquare getRegion() {
		return region;
	}

	/**
	 * @return the players
	 */
	public final List<Player> getPlayers() {
		return players;
	}

	/**
	 * @return the npcs
	 */
	public final List<NPC> getNpcs() {
		return npcs;
	}

	/**
	 * @return the teams
	 */
	public final Map<Integer, Team> getTeams() {
		return teams;
	}

}


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Various plugins, e.g. the [RadioParadise plugin][radioparadise] require IO::Socket::SSL.  That module is commented out in the buildme.sh script the port uses.
This change uncomments it in the buildme.sh script and adds the various installed files to the pkg-plist file.
The change to `files/vendorpatch-CPAN_buildme.sh` is a handcrafted addition to the existing patch.
The change to the pkg-plist file is the result of hand-merging the output from `make makeplist` and touching up various AMD64ONLY bits.
The indirect dependency `Net::SSLeay/SSLeay.so` ends up linking against the base system's SSL library.
I'm unsure if there should be an option to use the PORTS version (I'm out of the loop on proper PORTS SSL behavior).
@Mark -- thanks for taking it for a test drive.
It works for me(tm).  I'm using it in a FreeNAS 11.2 jail on amd64.
Can you tell me more about your test environment?
It looks like that test is starting up a test service listening on 127.0.0.1 and then talking to it.
Is there any firewalling or ... in place that would get in the way of that?
I had a quick look - the test seems to assume localhost is equivalent to 127.0.0.1 (which it may not be in an ipv6 world), so it might be as simple as that. It's a pain to test because it seems to overwrite the files every build. I'd need to spend more time. I'm also on a VM, FreeBSD 12 running on KVM/Qemu on my Linux box. I can maybe try on bare metal FreeBSD another time.
Adding SSL out of the box is definitely something we should do though.
Let me know how I can help.  I haven't tried it on a DO droplet, but it should work (famous last words...).  If you like, I can give it a run there, or an AWS instance.
Are you running an IPv6 system?
Is there anything in your KVM setup that would prevent a loop-back style test from working (are all ports available by default?)?


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Kang Daniel to throw first pitch for baseball game in his hometown Busan
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At the ceremony, the siger will receive a letter of appointment from Busan's mayor Oh Geo-don. The ceremeny will be broadcasted live on Busan City's official Facebook page and YouTube channel as well as the Busan Tourism Organization's Facebook page.
Meanwhile, Kang Daniel is gearing up for his solo debut this month.
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Benezit Dictionary of Artists (1)
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Bonfanti, Arturo
Benezit Dictionary of Artists
Italian, 20th century, male.
Born 24 May 1905, in Bergamo; died 1978, in Bergamo.
Painter, film maker.
Bonfanti studied at art school in Bergamo and began painting in 1925.
His work is in the Geometric Abstraction or Constructivist vein and he was very much influenced by Paul Klee and Jean Arp. His style first became defined in the 1960s and gradually developed. He introduced graphic signs borrowed from number and letters of the alphabet into his spatial constructions. These figures and letters were often interpreted and geographically transposed, sometimes being used as titles - for example, of the work he called ...
Korniss, Dezső
Éva Bajkay
(b Beszterce [now Bistriţa, Romania], Dec 1, 1908; d Budapest, Aug 17, 1984).
Hungarian painter, printmaker, collagist, teacher and experimental film maker. In 1921 he attended the Artur Podolni-Volkmann private school in Budapest, and in 1923 he spent a year in Holland. He attended the Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest (1925–30), exhibiting in a group show in 1930 with artists associated with Lajos Kassák's Work Circle (Munka-kört). After a period in Paris and Holland in 1930, he worked at the Szentendre colony in a Constructivist-Surrealist style similar to that of Lajos Vajda, drawing upon local and folk art motifs (e.g. Szentendre Motif, 1935; Budapest, N.G.), and the musical theory of Béla Bartók. Korniss fought in World War II, returning from a prisoner-of-war camp in 1945. He went on to make small monotypes of rooftops (e.g. Illuminations, c. 1946; Budapest, N.G.). In 1946 he joined the European School, and in 1947–8 he taught at the School of Crafts and Design, Budapest. His work became abstract and geometric, although symbolic meaning is conveyed in the most effective works (e.g. ...