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Whiskey Section
Wish you knew more about whiskey, how to shop for it, and what makes one whiskey different from another? Then you're in the right place!
Whiskey Profiles
The term "Whisky" will be used for Canadian and Japanese. Domestic and Irish will be referred to as "Whiskey"
What is Whiskey?
Whiskey is a spirit made from grains and almost always aged in wood. The basic four grains are: wheat, rye, corn and barley. The recipe (or combination) of these grains make up the mash bill. Each country has different rules on how the mash bill can be made and how much time it spends in oak.
Water plays a huge role in the production of Whiskey. Of primary importance is that the water be iron free. Iron would turn a matured whiskey from a golden hue to a black tinge. Also, how hard or soft the water is can be a major factor. Hard water carries minerals like calcium, magnesium, or phosphates. Soft water contains only sodium. The final flavor of a whiskey is greatly impacted by the water that is used by the distillery. For example, the local water supply in Scotland is much different than in the United States. This plays a large role in the finished character of each countries' whiskey.
Whiskies can be Blended, Single-Barrel, or Cask Strength.
Blended whiskey is the largest of the categories and usually made from different whiskies from different distilleries.
Single-Barrel is where a single barrel is selected and diluted with water to reach a bottling strength of 80 proof or higher. It is bottled without blending with the other barrels.
Cask-Strength (or Barrel Proof) bottling is where no water has been added to the whiskey before bottling.
Oak Aging
Most Whiskies are aged in oak barrels for some length of time. In the U.S., the climate is warmer, the barrels (casks) need more air circulation, and new American Oak barrels are used due to less saturated pores in the wood. In Northern Europe, the climate is cooler, barrels are stored in damp environments with little air circulation, and used barrels are the primary vessel for aging due to more saturation in the woods pores.
The length of time, and the vessel used, to mature whiskey in barrels varies greatly from one region to another. The climate, humidity, and temperature swings throughout the year can have a large impact on the time needed for a whiskey to mature. Because of these factors it may take much longer to mature a whiskey in Northern Europe (Ireland, Scotland) than in the United States (Kentucky, Tennessee). It's estimated that for every year of aging in the U.S. it may take as many as 3 years to reach the same maturation in Northern Europe.
Kentucky Bourbons:
Bourbon is produced in more than ten states in the U.S. However, 95% of all bourbon is produced in Kentucky. it has been estimated the there are almost five million barrels of bourbon aging in Kentucky - a number that exceeds the state's human population.
Bourbons from the U.S. must:
be made of at least 51% corn (many producers use much more)
be distilled at and alcohol by volume not exceeding 160 proof
be stored at no more than 125 proof in charred new oak barrels
be bottled at a minimum of 40% alcohol by volume (80 proof)
be stored in new charred oak barrels for two years to carry the name "Straight Bourbon"
Tennessee Whiskey:
Whiskies from here must:
be produced in the state of Tennessee
be produced using the Lincoln County Process of charcoal filtration
be made of at least 51% corn
be stored in charred new oak barrels for at least two years
Canadian Whisky:
Bourbons from here must:
be made from a mash of fermented cereal grains
be aged in small wood containers for no less than three years
be Possess the aromas, taste, and character generally attributed to Canadian whisky
be mashed, distilled, and aged in Canada
be stored bottled at no less than 40% alcohol by volume (80 proof)
Canadian law also allows 9.09% of the total product to be other ingredients. These could be sherry, sweetener, brandies, wine, caramel coloring, etc.


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Dwyer's View: Boks cop another hiding
Bob Dwyer
In the words of the New Zealand commentator, the Springboks were given 'a good old-fashioned bath' by the All Blacks, to the tune of 40 points to 7 in Wellington last night. In their first two Tri Nations matches this under-strength Springbok team have conceded 79 points to 27, including 11 tries to 3. Even allowing for the absence of many first-choice players and conceding that perhaps only five or six of this squad will be in their first-choice 22, this must count as a disastrous start for their defence of the World Cup.
By half-time, I was writing 'lethargic versus dynamic' in my notes, and, although the Springboks did have a few moments during the game – captain John Smit's 28th minute try was one of them – that pretty much sums up the match.
During the build-up for the match throughout the week, the common thread of the New Zealand media discussion was we've got to do at least as well as the Wallabies last weekend. I'm inclined to think that they did this – although each of the victorious teams did it somewhat differently. The Wallabies relied on individual brilliance to initiate points scoring raids, whereas teamwork was pretty much at the heart of all that New Zealand achieved. Having said that, I'm not underestimating the individual brilliance of some of Dan Carter's work – in fact, I think that Carter had his best game of the season, in a welcome return (for New Zealand fans) to his brilliant best.
The fundamentals of All Black play remain first class! Lines of attack, catch-and-pass skills, soft hands, excellent support (which also gives numbers at the tackle), realignment (in both attack and defence), leg-drive and impact in the collisions — their performance had it all. When New Zealand had the ball – especially on turnover ball – it looked as if someone had pressed the fast-forward button, such was the urgency of their attack. Two of the fastest players on the pitch were both Springboks – Mvovo and Basson – but you would never have known it. Only young Patrick Lambie seemed capable of injecting consistent pace into their attack and their defence frequently looked ponderous, indeed as it did against the Wallabies the previous weekend. By the 55th minute, the Springboks had missed 18 tackles – and it went downhill from there!
On counter-attack from the much-vaunted South African kicking game, the New Zealand play started with never less than four and frequently more! That their defence was generally also rock-solid speaks volumes for their commitment. I always say that counter-attack is 'purely a state of mind'. There was certainly no problem with the state of mind of this group! At the break, Wayne Smith had said that he was looking for 'more dynamic play in reigniting our second strikes', and two tries came from this in the next 25 minutes. It's not hard to imagine that the rewards for such hard work and quality execution will increase further as team selection settles down in the week and months ahead.
The All Black scrum was dominant, but this was not a quality Springbok front row. The Wallabies were equally dominant. Wyatt Crockett seemed to stay within the laws of the game – he was penalised in the last scrum of the first half – but perhaps he was not under pressure. This is his first season back in the All Black jersey after Stu Dickinson found him so often at fault a couple of years back in Milan. The All Black selectors seemed to agree with Stu and not with Paddy's petulant reaction!
I'm certain that these same selectors would love to have Crockett in the team. His work around the park is outstanding, but penalties can lose you important matches. This scrum dominance also allowed them to use their favourite '8-9' – McCaw to Cowan – launch-pad for several successful starter plays. They often used Nonu off Cowan – a definite threat to the defence – or Carter on the second-line plays. I'm not a huge fan of second-line plays, because lazy attacks often overrun the decoy role. New Zealand execute them beautifully!
Their lineout was certainly competent, without being dominant, and they were able to mount several telling driving mauls – no mean feat against any South African team. Ali Williams continues to regain ground lost with a two-year injury lay-off. I think that he is now playing better than ever.
Special reference must be made of the accuracy of execution of the All Black play – loose or tight, wide or close, open or blind side. In the last quarter, they must have had four or five different combinations – with Smith, Nonu, Williams and Carter all shuffling out in the centres, then Slade and Weepu filling the halves, and Messam at No. 8. It made no difference at all to their fluency or accuracy. In the 70th minute, with a variation on one of their favourite themes, they executed beautifully for Muliaina's soft hands to put Guildford away, then back inside for the supporting Slade to score unopposed. Well done!
This was a genuine, top class performance and all starting players, plus the four of the bench who got reasonable game time, making significant contributions. Carter was great, but my man-of-the-match was Andrew Hore. I read that Graham Henry intends to bring in the 'big guns' next week, including Keven Mealamu. He'll have to be very good!
I don't want to disappoint my Kiwi readers, who consider it sacrilege to criticise any part of any All Black performance, so here goes! I don't understand why so many All Black forwards are allowed to drive over the ball or the ball-carrier at the tackle and go to ground, sealing off any opportunity for their opponents to get at the ball or to counter-ruck. It could almost be described as 'crawling' over the ball/carrier, although it's much more dynamic than that. I also don't understand how they are allowed to be on the wrong side of the tackle – I mean 180 degrees on the wrong side – and interfere with opponents who are attempting to defend the play. Among others, there were two beauties: McCaw around the 14th minute and McCaw and Crockett in the 48th minute.
Bob Dwyer @bobdwyerrugby
If you don't know Bob Dwyer is the world cup winning coach of the 1991 Wallabies, then give yourself an uppercut. He did a load in between, but he now runs Bob Dwyer's Rugby Workshops, which you can read more about on his site.
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package org.apache.kafka.streams.state.internals;

import org.apache.kafka.common.header.internals.RecordHeaders;
import org.apache.kafka.common.utils.Bytes;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.processor.ProcessorContext;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.processor.StateStoreContext;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.processor.TaskId;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.processor.api.RecordMetadata;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.processor.internals.ProcessorContextImpl;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.processor.internals.ProcessorRecordContext;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.query.Position;
import org.apache.kafka.streams.state.WindowStore;
import org.apache.kafka.test.MockRecordCollector;
import org.easymock.EasyMock;
import org.easymock.EasyMockRunner;
import org.easymock.Mock;
import org.easymock.MockType;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;

import java.util.Optional;

import static java.time.Instant.ofEpochMilli;
import static org.apache.kafka.common.utils.Utils.mkEntry;
import static org.apache.kafka.common.utils.Utils.mkMap;

@RunWith(EasyMockRunner.class)
public class ChangeLoggingWindowBytesStoreTest {

    private final TaskId taskId = new TaskId(0, 0);
    private final MockRecordCollector collector = new MockRecordCollector();

    private final byte[] value = {0};
    private final Bytes bytesKey = Bytes.wrap(value);

    @Mock(type = MockType.NICE)
    private WindowStore<Bytes, byte[]> inner;
    @Mock(type = MockType.NICE)
    private ProcessorContextImpl context;
    private ChangeLoggingWindowBytesStore store;

    private final static Position POSITION = Position.fromMap(mkMap(mkEntry("", mkMap(mkEntry(0, 1L)))));

    @Before
    public void setUp() {
        store = new ChangeLoggingWindowBytesStore(inner, false, WindowKeySchema::toStoreKeyBinary);
    }

    private void init() {
        EasyMock.expect(context.taskId()).andReturn(taskId).anyTimes();
        EasyMock.expect(context.recordCollector()).andReturn(collector).anyTimes();
        EasyMock.expect(context.recordMetadata()).andReturn(Optional.empty()).anyTimes();
        inner.init((StateStoreContext) context, store);
        EasyMock.expectLastCall();
        EasyMock.replay(inner, context);

        store.init((StateStoreContext) context, store);
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    @Test
    public void shouldDelegateDeprecatedInit() {
        inner.init((ProcessorContext) context, store);
        EasyMock.expectLastCall();
        EasyMock.replay(inner);
        store.init((ProcessorContext) context, store);
        EasyMock.verify(inner);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDelegateInit() {
        inner.init((StateStoreContext) context, store);
        EasyMock.expectLastCall();
        EasyMock.replay(inner);
        store.init((StateStoreContext) context, store);
        EasyMock.verify(inner);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldLogPuts() {
        EasyMock.expect(inner.getPosition()).andReturn(Position.emptyPosition()).anyTimes();
        inner.put(bytesKey, value, 0);
        EasyMock.expectLastCall();

        init();

        final Bytes key = WindowKeySchema.toStoreKeyBinary(bytesKey, 0, 0);

        EasyMock.reset(context);
        EasyMock.expect(context.timestamp()).andStubReturn(0L);
        EasyMock.expect(context.recordMetadata()).andStubReturn(Optional.empty());
        context.logChange(store.name(), key, value, 0L, Position.emptyPosition());

        EasyMock.replay(context);
        store.put(bytesKey, value, context.timestamp());

        EasyMock.verify(inner, context);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldLogPutsWithPosition() {
        EasyMock.expect(inner.getPosition()).andReturn(POSITION).anyTimes();
        inner.put(bytesKey, value, 0);
        EasyMock.expectLastCall();

        init();

        final Bytes key = WindowKeySchema.toStoreKeyBinary(bytesKey, 0, 0);

        EasyMock.reset(context);
        final RecordMetadata recordContext = new ProcessorRecordContext(0L, 1L, 0, "", new RecordHeaders());
        EasyMock.expect(context.recordMetadata()).andStubReturn(Optional.of(recordContext));
        EasyMock.expect(context.timestamp()).andStubReturn(0L);
        final Position position = Position.fromMap(mkMap(mkEntry("", mkMap(mkEntry(0, 1L)))));
        context.logChange(store.name(), key, value, 0L, position);

        EasyMock.replay(context);
        store.put(bytesKey, value, context.timestamp());

        EasyMock.verify(inner, context);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDelegateToUnderlyingStoreWhenFetching() {
        EasyMock
            .expect(inner.fetch(bytesKey, 0, 10))
            .andReturn(KeyValueIterators.emptyWindowStoreIterator());

        init();

        store.fetch(bytesKey, ofEpochMilli(0), ofEpochMilli(10));
        EasyMock.verify(inner);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDelegateToUnderlyingStoreWhenBackwardFetching() {
        EasyMock
            .expect(inner.backwardFetch(bytesKey, 0, 10))
            .andReturn(KeyValueIterators.emptyWindowStoreIterator());

        init();

        store.backwardFetch(bytesKey, ofEpochMilli(0), ofEpochMilli(10));
        EasyMock.verify(inner);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDelegateToUnderlyingStoreWhenFetchingRange() {
        EasyMock
            .expect(inner.fetch(bytesKey, bytesKey, 0, 1))
            .andReturn(KeyValueIterators.emptyIterator());

        init();

        store.fetch(bytesKey, bytesKey, ofEpochMilli(0), ofEpochMilli(1));
        EasyMock.verify(inner);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDelegateToUnderlyingStoreWhenBackwardFetchingRange() {
        EasyMock
            .expect(inner.backwardFetch(bytesKey, bytesKey, 0, 1))
            .andReturn(KeyValueIterators.emptyIterator());

        init();

        store.backwardFetch(bytesKey, bytesKey, ofEpochMilli(0), ofEpochMilli(1));
        EasyMock.verify(inner);
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldRetainDuplicatesWhenSet() {
        store = new ChangeLoggingWindowBytesStore(inner, true, WindowKeySchema::toStoreKeyBinary);
        EasyMock.expect(inner.getPosition()).andReturn(Position.emptyPosition()).anyTimes();
        inner.put(bytesKey, value, 0);
        EasyMock.expectLastCall().times(2);

        init();

        final Bytes key1 = WindowKeySchema.toStoreKeyBinary(bytesKey, 0, 1);
        final Bytes key2 = WindowKeySchema.toStoreKeyBinary(bytesKey, 0, 2);

        EasyMock.reset(context);
        EasyMock.expect(context.timestamp()).andStubReturn(0L);
        EasyMock.expect(context.recordMetadata()).andStubReturn(Optional.empty());
        context.logChange(store.name(), key1, value, 0L, Position.emptyPosition());
        context.logChange(store.name(), key2, value, 0L, Position.emptyPosition());

        EasyMock.replay(context);

        store.put(bytesKey, value, context.timestamp());
        store.put(bytesKey, value, context.timestamp());

        EasyMock.verify(inner, context);
    }

}

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Ohioans Protest Abortion Bans At Statehouse, Part Of National Effort
By Jo Ingles • May 21, 2019
Abortion protest at Ohio Statehouse
Sam Aberle
Jo Ingles
Originally published on May 21, 2019 5:14 pm
Supporters of legal abortion rallied in state capitals throughout the nation earlier today. And some of them protested at the Ohio Statehouse.
Hundreds of protestors chanted "My Choice" outside the Statehouse. Many carried homemade signs, urging lawmakers to stop passing abortion bans and restrictions.
Rep. Stephanie Howse (D-Cleveland) said the bans and restrictions being passed lately are unconstitutional, not based on science, and she said passage of the legislation puts a woman's life in danger.
"People are going to still have abortions. They are going to because it's a real health care need," Howse said.
While most of the people who participated in the rally were there to protest abortion bans, some were there to support the crackdown on the procedure. John Tuttle of Columbus, a supporter of the new abortion bans, used a bullhorn to drown out the protestors. He said abortion is murder.
"These children are individuals who have a right to life," Tuttle said.
Ohio has passed 21 abortion restrictions since 2011. The most recent one was a bill that bans abortion around six weeks, when a fetal heartbeat can be detected. The Ohio ACLU has filed a lawsuit in federal court, asking it to stop that law from taking effect.
Ohio is one of eight states that has passed the so-called "Heartbeat Bill." It has been struck down by federal courts in some other states. Supporters of that new law hope the U.S. Supreme Court will take up one of these abortion restriction cases and use it to overturn Roe vs. Wade.
Copyright 2019 The Statehouse News Bureau. To see more, visit The Statehouse News Bureau.
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Women's Med Center: Dayton Measure Urges Action To Keep Abortion Provider Open
By April Laissle • May 8, 2019
Samuel Worley / WYSO
The Dayton City Commission is urging Dayton's two major health-care systems to sign a transfer agreement with the Miami Valley's last-remaining abortion provider.
The agreement is required by state law. And without it, the clinic is in danger of closing.
Among the city commission members, four out of five voted in favor of the resolution asking Kettering Health Network and Premier Health to sign the transfer agreement with Women's Med Center in Kettering.
Legal efforts to challenge the state requirement have so far been unsuccessful.


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The University of Ottawa has been offering online classes for several years. Since 2011, the TLSS and its Centre for Innovative Pedagogies and Digital Learning (CIPDL) has developed a dozen of them. In 2011, the Vice-President Academic and Provost launched and financed the creation of 11 online courses that involved various faculties. That same year, 5 other courses through online courses in French development were also funded by specific funds for the development of educational resources in French.
In 2013, the E-Learning Working Group Report was submitted and outlined 9 recommendations. The main recommendation was to develop blended courses at a large-scale, which gave birth to the Blended Learning Initiative.
The report also recommended offering more online courses. The Centre for Innovative Pedagogies and Digital Learning (CIPDL) has continued its efforts to encourage a few faculties to transform some of their courses.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities has allocated millions of dollars for the creation of a provincial portal and the development of undergraduate online courses by launching a competition opened to all Ontario universities and colleges. Since 2014, the TLSS has received funding for the creation of 10 courses. In parallel, many other initiatives of the Ministry for French and 14 other courses are currently in development and will be completed in fall 2015.
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At any given time there are a slew of long-running historic and contemporary musicals playing at the West End. Tickets are easily available online and even outside the venue for last-minute buyers. If you've got time to take in more than one, do a mix and match between the old and the new. But if one's all you've got time for, then Les Miserables is definitely a must-see.
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If you've got time to take in more than one, do a mix and match between the old and the new. But if one's all you've got time for, then Les Miserables is definitely a must-see.


Life is a lot. Most of us are trying to juggling multiple roles, jobs and passions on a daily basis. Between working a full time job, running this blog and youtube channel, freelancing and not being a social hermit, I've learned a lot about time management. The most important lesson: time management doesn't exist.
We cannot manage time, we can only manage ourselves and our workflows. Time doesn't change, it isn't flexible and can't be manipulated to fit our needs. We can't put an hour on hold or stretch it out when we need a few more moments to get things done. Five minutes will always come and go the same way. Only we can adjust to fit the whatever time we've been given.
Once I finally accepted this little fact about time, taking control of my work and schedule because ten times easier. It forced me to look closely at my own habits and routines and then build truly effective workflows from there. Because I do a lot, and the only way I manage to get things done is by being a good self manager.
Fellow bullet journalists, you can probably fit this easily into your current spreads. Start creating a log of your days, broken down by the hour. It may seem extreme, but the best way to really understand how you spend your time is to track it. Don't try to adjust your habits to make it look better on paper, this should be an accurate representation of how you spend your time.
Once you've spent about a week tracking, look for things like: downtime where you could work on other projects, wasted time that you can reallocate and use better, and how much time you current spend on work and projects. Once you have the full scope of the matter, you can start creating better workflows.
We may not be fully conscious of them, but we all have unique routines and rituals for "getting in the zone." For me, it usually involves cleaning off my workspace, making a list of things to be done and turning on a playlist for some background noise. Working in complete silence is super difficult for me. If I'm working at home, I'll even light a candle. Doing these small things help signal to my brain that it's time to get focused and work. Just like how getting up, washing your face and getting dressed signals it's time to start the day. Knowing how to switch into work mode is essential.
So much of the work we have to do is repetitive. Each week, I know I need to do a few key things like grocery shopping, setting up my bullet journal, taking photos for the blog or outlining content. It's easy for me to get these things done without feeling pressed for time or rushed because they are habits now! I'm always set up to do these things because they're a part of my standard routines.
I use a habit tracker in my bullet journal to keep an eye on how well I'm doing at turning essential tasks into habits. It's nice to see it laid out on paper.
Of course there will be some days where you just have a ton of work to do and need to work through it. When my to do list is long and filled with lots of tasks I don't necessarily enjoy, like sending out invoices or creating my monthly budget, I do those things first to get them over with. I keep working down my list in order of importance of that task. Doing this also insures that if I don't finish everything on my list, the big things are taken care of and I can stress a bit less.
When done well, breaks are a key part of getting work done. The trick is to make them as productive as possible so that they aid your work instead of hinder it.It's easy to use a break as an excuse to distract yourself and get totally off track. Instead of breaking between tasks to watch an episode of a show or check social media, take a few seconds to stretch, get water or rest your eyes for a bit. It's easy to use a break as an excuse to distract yourself and get totally off track.
This was a really great post, Amber!


A couple years ago, I wrote a post that was very popular with conference organizers called "10 Conference Talks I'd Love to Give". This was great for both myself and organizers because if they were looking for a specific talk that no one had submitted, this offered a wide selection.
With that in mind, I've updated that list for 2018 with talks we'd like to give to conferences, meetups and even clients. These encompass the topics that we help clients with at Alpha Particle and that we see as growing in importance in 2018 and beyond.
Do you run a conference where one of these talks would fit into your schedule? Or maybe you're looking to start a lunch-and-learn session at your company. Reach out (keanan@alphaparticle.com) and let's talk about how we could make one of these sessions work.
The web has been transitioning to more and more mobile-heavy use for years. Now the "mobile-first" web is finally here and any company not providing a mobile experience is lacking in their offering. But, going the route of developing a full mobile app isn't the only way to take part in this mobile web. In this talk we'll look at progressive web apps, responsive websites, and hybrid apps as options to take your business to your mobile customers.
The next generation of devices is here, and they're all voice enabled. With the rise of technologies like Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, Google's Assistant and Microsoft's Cortana, businesses need to think about how to structure their offerings to be compatible with these interfaces. This talk will explore how voice search is influencing SEO and customer acquisition as well as how to adapt to give customers a viable voice-interface option to interact with your services.
DevOps principles are great but can be tough to introduce to a legacy development process. Our team was once called into a project that had taken 5 years with nothing to show for it. The project now needed to launch in 6 months. We had to make huge changes under management that was used to a more traditional workflow. This transformation allowed us to fit in the new timeline and exceed expectations. This talk will be a look at how we introduced a build system, updated version control practices and changed communication standards at a company with a decade old toolset and mindset. We'll also examine how a fragile server provisioning and rigid deploys were transitioned to a more fluid DevOps model. Together, these changes resulted in greater development velocity and a much smoother process from ticket to deploy.
Hiring is hard, especially when looking for developers to build out a team.You may not need the absolute transcendent developers, but you need whoever you hire to compliment your existing team. To this end, it's important to know what kind of developer you're hiring and how your candidates fit into the various developer "tropes". Do you need a senior developer who can lead the project? Can you leverage your existing talent in mentor roles by hiring more junior developers to build out the team? We'll look at how to keep the structure of your team in mind when hiring and at where to find developers outside the usual hiring channels. No "rockstar" job descriptions allowed.
Cloud technologies and environments have become the defacto standard for deploying new applications. All these different technologies can be confusing. In this talk, we'll look at some of the most popular use cases for cloud technology, how to transition existing apps and web products to the cloud and how all the different pieces can fit together to reduce costs and time to market for new features and infrastructure changes.
Many of the newest employees in the tech industry (myself included) begin at the intern level. To accommodate the various transitions this journey entails, it's important to find mentors, both internal and external to the organization. This talk examines my journey from intern to lead developer at a digital agency for those looking to make this journey and how to be the resource your junior coworkers most need for those that are already there.
Ever feel like you're performing the same tasks again and again? Usually, these are things like manually deploying code, running the same repetitive commands in the command line, or writing the same snippets of code over and over in your editor. In this talk, we'll look at automating deploys, creating shortcuts in the command line for commonly used commands, and even making your code editor smart enough to auto-complete some of your code for you. Come learn how to better use the tools you already have to become a faster and more productive developer!
When I began my career as a developer, I was focused on the little things: how an algorithm works, the exact syntax for the language you're writing in, why an answer on Stackoverflow broke my code, and all the other roadblocks along the way. As I advanced in my career and little things like syntax and common errors stopped getting in my way as often, I could be more focused on what my code was actually doing. Then suddenly, I found myself working on a project that was a little different. There were two developers more junior than me on the project team, I was working with the client's technology team, and there was no senior developer assigned to my project. I had accidentally become the Lead Developer.
Many tech leads come into the role not on purpose but by being the best fit for the role on a certain project. In this talk, I'll tell the story of how I became a tech lead out of necessity and how you can avoid some of my mistakes.
Open source software is taking the world by storm and by now, most of us use at least one open source tool every day. But, joining that community of people who use and contribute to open source tools can seem daunting. It doesn't have to be! In this talk, we'll dive into what open source software really is, how tools like Github make collaborating on software easy, and walk through an example of how you can contribute to the tools you use every day, without writing a line of code!
Early in your development career, you might run across an answer on StackOverflow that gives you some commands to run in the command line. Or you might just have ssh access to a server without FTP to fall back on. Working in the command line doesn't have to be scary and often, it can help you be a more efficient and effective developer.
In this talk, we'll explore the basics of getting around the command line and some common situations you'll run into. These will include deploying your site, navigating a remote server, and speeding up your local development workflow!
If you're interested in adding any of these into your curriculum as either a conference or Meetup organizer or looking to bring some new knowledge to your team, use the contact form below to get in touch and let's talk soon!


Are you confused on which type of Remington epilator to choose? Well, this page is dedicated on talking about some selected Remington models that you can choose from.
We are actually featuring exclusive Remington epilator reviews on the Remington EP7030 Smooth and Silky Wet/Dry Face and Body Epilator, the Remington EP6025 Women's Rechargeable Epilator with Bonus Facial Epilator Attachment and the Remington Smooth and Silky Full Size Epilator (EP6010). Lastly, we'll talk about the Remington EP7010 Model.
An epilator is an alternative to waxing. It comes like an electric razor but instead of blades, it uses tweezers to pull the hair off the roots. You have to understand though that each model has its own unique features but whether you want something that works for a particular area only or for all areas with unwanted hair growth, there's definitely one that is designed for you.
To help you with your choice, here is a short list of the must have Remington models you can actually buy. Each has features that cater to your specific needs and requirements, so read further and find out the best product for you.
With an ergonomic design, the Remington EP7030's 3 x 8.4 x 4 inches dimension easy to handle and use for most areas of the body with unwanted hair growth. It's also lightweight making it more comfortable and convenient to use anywhere. It removes hair that may last up to 6 weeks with its efficient plucking ability that leaves skin smooth and silky. If you are looking for a product you can use on wet or dry surface, this may be a good option.
While a few have reported that the Remington EP7030 doesn't work pretty well on coarse hair, it does remove the shortest hairs and finest hair for others. It appears to work well on small areas like chin, upper lip and face and won't even break the hair.
It seems powerful when it comes to its charge life since it can complete the hair removal process for legs and underarms without getting discharged. This epilator does what it actually says it does but the effects differ for each and every user.
Remington EP7030 is one of the best epilators out there but it all boils down to cases such as skin sensitivity, hair type and pain threshold since some reviewers have reported excruciating pain (perhaps those who are not used to using epilator) and skin irritation on fair skinned users. Overall, it's more effective and more favored by customers than other epilator brands out there.
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This is another epilator that is fast gaining great reviews from customers. What makes it different from other Remington epilator models is its focus for precise hair removal on the face and other smaller and detailed areas. It also comes with 6 tweezers for a more effective and fast hair removal process.
Many reviewers have said that it works wonderfully even on sensitive skin. It pays that it works cordless since it speeds it up the hair removal process. The trick to using this is to go in small circles to grab the hair by the root. Multiple people mention it will take a couple passes and does pull a bit but for the price of how cheap it is, it's a great face epilator.
It really works great on facial hair and make sure you are going in small circles with multiple passes to get the best results. I'd suggest using it 2-3 times a week for best results and the pulling of the hairs gets easier the more you do it. For first time users, they may feel the pain but as you get used to it, it becomes less painful. This is probably one of the cheapest epilators out there but hey it works well for the price!
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The Remington EP6010 is a corded type epilator; hence you can remove your unwanted hair without the downtime. It's for all areas of the body. It's reasonably-priced and works pretty well on both coarse and fine hair with its dual speed setting. For those on a tight budget, this can be an option.
The use of Remington EP6010 proves to be effective for many users as it captures both coarse and fine hair given the correct angle. Sometimes the efficiency depends on the proper way of using the epilator. When it comes to its functions, it does deliver for a lot of customers. It's easy to use and to clean as well.
It works but for first time users who can't seem to get it right, a helpful tip from old time users is to shower and exfoliate before use. Put baby powder on the problem area to let the epilator capture hair better. It works on small and bigger areas. Pain is typical on epilators but becomes less painful as you get use to it.
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If you are interested in trying an epilator, the Remington EP7010 is a great way to get you started. It has built in grips and is ergonomic in style for ease of use. It operates with two different speeds and comes with a cleaning brush, removable head, power adaptor and is 120V.
Since epilators remove hair from the roots, you will not need to use this product every week, like you would a manual razor. The company suggests that you will only need to use it every six weeks. The epilator works like 40 tweezers to remove even the shortest hair from your legs and underarms and is for dry use only.
As far as using it for a bikini trim, be sure to hold the skin taut. If you haven't done a trim for a while, you might want to do that first to get the best results from the epilator. It will leave your skin smooth and silky and it works fast.
The company will give you instructions on how to use their product so you can achieve the best results, follow them closely. There are many hints on how to use the right angle and how to treat your skin after epilation. Some customers have complained about ingrown hairs when using an epilator. The way to prevent this is to use the epilator on a regular basis to ensure optimal hair removal.
This product is a good introduction into the world of epilation and is an inexpensive way to get started.
Epilators are more convenient alternative to waxing. You are provided with great options, so just choose which one may work to your optimum benefit.


Pallavi Bharti has been one of those few actors who manage to effortlessly shift audience's attention from the lead characters to them. From playing a mother in Star Plus show Ikyawann to doing a cameo in 'Mitegi Lakshmanrekha', Pallavi has not only built a fanbase but a good reputation in the industry. And now, to treat her audience with another entertaining and impactful performance, she is gearing up for Star Bharat's new show titled 'Ek Thi Rani Ek Tha Raavan''.
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It is new Swupi Game about nail and manicure. You can change color of the hands, nail manicure styles, tattoos, gloves and so on. It is up to you which style you prefer. After manicure, you can record your picture and save it in your computer. Use mouse to choose styles.


The competition is being held at Otterbein University on May 19th, 2018.
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Description Description:Red Pandas live in the forests of Himalayan ranges. It feeds mainly on bamboo, berries, and eggs. It has dense reddish-brown fur,with black underneath, and white areas on the face and ears. They are expert climbers and can sleep while clinging to a tree. Description:The Basilisk was named for a mythological Greek part rooster, part lion, and part snake animal. It is a lizard living in Central and South America, and it can sprint on top of water. They are typically brown or olive green, and have head crests which are used for defensive displays.


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January 5, 2021 January 19, 2021 Kate on Conservation
Conservation Online, Wildlife Blogger Crowd
Our natural world and its wildlife depends upon storytelling. Check out these 100 incredible storytellers who are speaking up for nature, and making the world a better place for wildlife in 2021.
November 6, 2020 November 6, 2020 Kate on Conservation
Born Free Launches Global Nature Recovery Investment Initiative
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Born Free has launched the Global Nature Recovery Investment Initiative (GNRII) aimed at bringing about the transformative changes needed to protect people and wildlife around the globe.
October 23, 2020 October 26, 2020 Kate on Conservation
10 Strange Animals You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Guest Posts, Listicles
Halloween is just around the corner, so it seems like the ideal time to share this guest post taking a look at 10 Strange Animals You Probably Didn't Know Existed…
July 31, 2020 September 30, 2020 Kate on Conservation
Lockdown: live interviews, podcasts, awards and articles
Conservationists, Dan Richardson, Jonathan Scott, Outreach
As July draws to a close; our first month of the 'easing of lockdown' here in the UK, it felt like a good time to reflect and share some of the cool things I've been involved in over these last few months, regarding wildlife and conservation communications outside of this blog…
July 24, 2020 July 27, 2020 Kate on Conservation
National Geographic Kids meets shark hero Ilena Zanella
Conservationists, Costa Rica, Interviews, National Geographic, Sea life, sharks
Ilena Zanella won a prestigious Whitley Award in 2019 for her work with scalloped hammerhead sharks.
July 12, 2020 August 13, 2020 Kate on Conservation
HS2 and the UK's post-lockdown challenges
Celebrities, Chris Packham, Conservationists, United Kingdom
Post-lockdown, the UK sits in an extraordinary melting pot of multiple biodiversity and environmental issues all coming together at once.
June 10, 2020 August 12, 2020 Kate on Conservation
Lockdown no more. My birthday wish at 30
Born Free Initiatives, Illegal wildlife trade, Zoos
Tomorrow, 11th June, is my 30th birthday. Rather than thinking about parties and presents, I would like to take the opportunity to highlight some recent, poignant rescue stories from Born Free and some of the amazing people who are raising money for the charity during this time.
April 29, 2020 April 29, 2020 Kate on Conservation
Winners of the 2020 'Green Oscars' announced
Environment, Wildlife heroes
The highly competitive Whitley Awards, also known as the 'Green Oscars', have today announced this year's chosen seven award winners.
March 3, 2020 May 19, 2020 Kate on Conservation
Space technology and wildlife conservation
Articles, Education, Guest Posts
In this World Wildlife Day guest blog post, the European Space Agency: Space Solutions share three important ways that space technology is being utilised to protect and conserve wildlife populations and their habitats.
August 19, 2019 November 13, 2020 Kate on Conservation
What makes ECOSTREAMZ the top streaming service for global activists?
Conservation Online, Eco recommends, Films, Ian Redmond, Interviews, Storytellers
ECOSTREAMZ is creating an ever-evolving platform providing concerned citizens of the world with a variety of media covering wildlife conservation and more.
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The White House says Mr Trump is "looking forward to a second summit with Chairman Kim" after they met in Singapore last June.
Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un are planning to meet for a second summit at the end of February, the White House says.
The location and date of the meeting between the US and North Korea leaders have not yet been announced.
The White House said Mr Trump was "looking forward to a second summit with Chairman Kim" after the two men held their historic first summit in Singapore last June.
There has been speculation that a second meeting could take place in Vietnam.
The US president spent an hour and a half on Friday with Pyongyang's top nuclear negotiator, General Kim Yong Chol, who was expected to deliver a letter from the North Korean leader.
It is understood the US is aiming to coax North Korea to give up its nuclear programme at the February meeting.
Following the second summit announcement, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the US would continue to "keep pressure and sanctions on North Korea" until denuclearisation was confirmed.
At the first summit, Mr Trump reached a vague agreement on the issue with North Korea but little tangible progress has been made since.
Bill Richardson, the former US ambassador to the UN and North Korea emissary, told Sky News he was "sceptical" about the second summit.
He said: "Summits are good if you have done something.
"My worry is North Korea in the first summit committed to full denuclearisation and they haven't done a thing.
"I want to see some tangible proof they have done something. I don't want to see a photo opportunity for both leaders."
Will summit just be another photo op?
Mr Trump declared after the Singapore summit that the nuclear threat posed by North Korea was over.
But hours before General Kim's arrival in Washington, the US president unveiled a revamped missile defence strategy that singled out the country as an ongoing and "extraordinary threat".
The announcement of a second summit came hours after a BuzzFeed report alleged that Mr Trump had directed his personal lawyer to lie to Congress in 2017.
The US president is accused of telling Michael Cohen to lie in his testimony about negotiations over a real estate project in Moscow during the 2016 election.
Some senior Democrats said that if the report is true, Mr Trump's actions could lead to impeachment.
However, Ms Sanders said the allegation was "absolutely ridiculous" and "categorically false".
Meanwhile, the White House has rejected accusations that Mr Trump put US troops and civilians working in Afghanistan in danger by publicising House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's planned trip to the war-ravaged country.
Mr Trump cancelled her military flight abroad on Thursday after Ms Pelosi earlier suggested postponing his televised state of the union speech in the wake of the partial government shutdown.
The US president tweeted on Friday: "Why would Nancy Pelosi leave the Country with other Democrats on a seven day excursion when 800,000 great people are not getting paid."


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In 1958, two brothers borrowed $600 from their mom to open a pizza place in Wichita, Kansas. They named it Pizza Hut, because their sign only had room for eight letters. How profound!
Soon, the restaurant grew. Why? The pizza was awesome. The service felt like home. And the customers were treated like family.
And we've been delivering that same food and service ever since.
From day one, the Carney brothers could look their customers in the eye and promise them the finest pizza in town - because they knew the farmers who grew the ingredients, and they knew those farmers cared about quality.
Since then, our farmers have grown right alongside us, and the ingredients we use are still our highest priority. No one loves pizza more than Pizza Hut. That's why pizza is in our name - and always will be.
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In March, 2017, Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited completed its acquisition of Pacific Island Restaurants, Inc., the parent company of TD Food Group, Inc, operators of 80 Pizza Hut and Taco Bell restaurants in Hawaii, Guam and Saipan. Restaurant Brands purchased TD Food Group, Inc. from Nimes Capital, a private investment arm of Nazarian Enterprises that purchased the company in December 2012.
Prior to Nimes Capital's acquisition of the company, TD Food Group, Inc. was owned by Brentwood Associates, a Los Angeles-based private equity investment firm. Brentwood Associates acquired the company (formally known as TheoDavies Food Service Group) from Theo H. Davies & Co. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Jardine Matheson Ltd. Theo H. Davies & Co. Ltd. was one of the original "Big Five" - Largest established business houses in Hawaii that played a vital role in the commercial history of Hawaii and the Pacific.
We take pride in making a perfect pizza and providing courteous and helpful service on time all the time. Every customer says, "I'll be back!"
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Last week, as I was getting ready for work, grabbing a coffee, and checking my schedule; my 3 year old grandson was hanging out with me.
The sitter arrived and worked to help Lincoln into his shoes and sweat shirt.
The sitter asked him "if he would like to use the bathroom before they walked to the park?"
She put on his other shoe and asked again, "Lincoln, are you sure you don't want to go potty?"
...and she got the same answer.
He said, "Ok" and off he went.
Some might say, that's manipulation! I would call it WISDOM.
I don't want to fight or wrestle with a 3 year old and I know when things make sense, he will choose the right course.


Our task at Imaginary Forces was to take the previous UHC Health in Numbers campaign and elevate their message through cinematography and special effects.
The narratives needed to feel more emotional and filmic, while the data itself needed to feel more integrated with the live action. The end result is a visual unification of humanity and information, so that people can feel more secure and protected as a result of UHC's Health in Numbers policy.


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Bulletproofing is the process of making an object capable of stopping a bullet or similar high velocity projectiles (e.g. shrapnel). The term bullet resistance is often preferred because few, if any, practical materials provide complete protection against all types of bullets, or multiple hits in the same location, or simply sufficient kinetic (movement) energy to overcome it.

Origins
In 1887, George E. Goodfellow, of Tombstone, Arizona, documented three cases where bullets had failed to penetrate silk articles of clothing. He described the shooting death of Charlie Storms by gambler Luke Short. Although Storms was shot in the heart, "not a drop of blood" exited the wound. Goodfellow found that, though the bullet did indeed kill Storms, it failed to pass through a silk handkerchief. The handkerchief essentially caught the bullet, but not sufficiently to stop the bullet penetrating Storms.

Another example was the killing of Billy Grounds by Assistant City Marshal Billy Breakenridge. Goodfellow examined Grounds and found that two buckshot grains had penetrated his Mexican felt hat band, embroidered with silver wire, penetrating his head and flattening against the posterior wall of the skull. Another of the grains had passed through two heavy wool shirts and a blanket-lined canvas coat and vest before coming to rest deep in his chest. However, Goodfellow was fascinated to find two shotgun pellets in the folds of a Chinese silk neckerchief around Grounds' neck but no holes or wounds.

He also described a wound to Curly Bill Brocius, who had been shot through the right side of the neck, narrowly missing his carotid artery. A portion of his silk neckerchief was carried into the wound by the bullet, preventing a more serious injury, but the scarf was undamaged. The Tombstone Epitaph reported, "A silken armor may be the next invention."

Invention and design

In 1887, Goodfellow wrote an article for the Southern California Practitioner titled "Notes on the Impenetrability of Silk to Bullets". In the process of doing so, he experimented with designs for bullet-resistant clothing made of multiple layers of silk. By 1900, gangsters were wearing $800 silk vests to protect themselves.

Bullet designs vary widely, not only according to the particular firearm used (e.g. a 9×19mm Parabellum caliber hollowpoint handgun cartridge will have inferior penetration power compared to a 7.62×39mm rifle cartridge), but also within individual cartridge designs. As a result, so-called "bullet-proof" panels may successfully prevent penetration by standard 7.62×39mm bullets containing lead cores, however the same panels may easily be defeated by 7.62×39mm armor-piercing bullets containing hardened steel penetrators.

Bullet-resistant materials (also called ballistic materials or, equivalently, anti-ballistic materials) are usually rigid, but may be supple. They may be complex, such as Kevlar, UHMWPE, Lexan, or carbon fiber composite materials, or basic and simple, such as steel or titanium. Bullet resistant materials are often used in law enforcement and military applications to protect personnel from death or serious injury. In 2018, the US military began conducting research into the feasibility of using artificial silk as body armor.

Uses

Bullet-resistant body armor has been in use since about 1984. When law enforcement began wearing body armor, there was a dramatic drop in officer deaths, saving over 3,000 lives.

The National Institute of Justice first developed standards for ballistic resistant body armor in the 1970s. The standards have been revised five times since 1984. The National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center tests body armor to assess its compliance with the standards and publishes the results. There are many applications for bulletproofing, some of which include:
 Aerospace
 Armored car
 Armoured fighting vehicle
 Bank vault
 Bombsuit
 Bulletproof glass
 Bulletproof vest
 Bulletproof helmet
 Liquid Armor
 Military vehicle
 Panic room
 Plastic armour
 Riot shield
 Safe

Classification
There are various tests which items must pass before being classified as bullet-resistant. These tests specify the detailed characteristics of bullets which the material or object must be resistant to. For example, the U.S. National Institute of Justice standard 0104.04 for bullet-resistant vests specifies that a Type II vest must not deform clay representing the wearer's body when hit by an 8.0 g (124 gr) 9 mm caliber round nosed full-metal jacket bullet travelling at up to 358 m/s (1175 ft/s); but a Type IIIA vest is needed for protection against the same bullet traveling at up to 427 m/s (1400 ft/s). In both cases, the vest is not required to protect against a second hit within 51 mm (2 inches) of the first.

References

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Production of commercial vehicles increased by 6.4pc in February compared with last year to 17,335.
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Q: deny access to all files accept the index.php and the domain name with .htaccess My website name is: cabinets.ga
I want to deny the access to all of my folders and files in my website, so this is my code to do that:
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This code works fine if the user write the link with the index.php like that : cabinets.ga/index.php but if he write only the domain name without the index.php like that: cabinets.ga it will give him (Forbidden)
So i want that if he enter both the domain name with the index.php or without it the website display the index.php without Forbidden it.. Any help please?

A: You can actually just make the filename optional in the regex (you don't need to use mod_rewrite). For example:
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
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This will allow direct requests to index.php and also requests for the directory (no filename) ...which results in index.php (the DirectoryIndex) being served by mod_dir via an internal subrequest (which occurs later).
Note that you can't simply permit an empty filename (ie. "^$"). Whilst this allows the initial request for the bare directory, it will result in the internal subrequest for the DirectoryIndex, ie. index.php being blocked - so ultimately the request is blocked.
Note also that this allows access to all index.php files in all subdirectories and all directories that contain an index.php index document.

However, if you are on Apache 2.4 then you should be using Require instead, since Order, Deny and Allow are all deprecated on Apache 2.4.
Require all denied
<FilesMatch "^(index\.php)?$">
    Require all granted
</FilesMatch>

UPDATE: My website is a single page application has just an index.php page controls all of my website with jquery ajax request, so i want when the user writed any other links accept my domain name accept the domain name the htaccess will redirect the user to the domain name

It sounds like you need to implement a front-controller pattern. The simplest form is using the FallbackResource directive. For example:
FallbackResource /index.php

Any requests that would otherwise result in a 404 are routed to /index.php. Any static resources (CSS, JS, images etc.) remain accessible and are not routed to /index.php.

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To kick off the decade, we're offering a selection of sale boxes each with a unique combination of items from 1882 Ltd. collections.
with	Martyn Thompson
A tea set comprising a remake of a Susie Cooper fine bone china teapot and two varying cups and saucers with both pattern and solid coloured glaze effects. The expressionist nature is paramount as it allows for personal curation with the ability to mix and match from a series of solid and patterned items all from Thompson's sublime colour palette.
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You can never have too many flowers. The question is how big can the vase be? Big Vase starts life as a solid block of plaster that is hand carved by hammer and chisel into the shape of the vase. A three-part hollow mould is created from the carved plaster form allowing multiple vases to be slip-cast in fine bone...
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Cast Bowl is conceived as a quiet landscape in ceramic. Glazed in the palest of hues, the play of light and shadow generates endless small shifts of tone across its contours. The piece draws on a particular set of architectural preoccupations – with proportion, line, volume and the precise way in which mass engages with an underlying surface – combining...
1882 Ltd.'s interpretation of black basalt; equal in richness to the redy brown black developed back in 1766 by Josiah Wedgwood. After eighteen months of development Crockery Black with Max Lamb has been remastered in black basalt. A collection of tableware slip-cast from plaster models carved by hand, with glazed interior for functionality and raw exterior reflecting the modest surface...
A collection of fine bone china tableware slip-cast from plaster models carved by hand, with glazed interior for functionality and raw exterior reflecting the modest surface texture of the plaster original. The process of slip-casting begins with the creation of a three-dimensional model of the design known as a master by a professional model-maker, from which the production mould is...
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Dunes is a stunning collection of fine creamware featuring skillfully hand-crafted plates and bowls from one of the design world's most celebrated new talents. Slip-cast from plaster models, the collection maximises Philippe's beautifully minimalistic patterns through analogue 3D-printing. Made by Philippe, the printer creates shapes that cannot be designed by hand or computer – only movement, imperfection and randomised material...
with	Martino Gamper & Friends
Tiago Almeida, Lars Frideen, Max Frommeld, Martino Gamper, Faudet Harrison, Gemma Holt, Jochen Holz, Max Lamb, Will Shannon, Silo Studio, Harry Thaler, Bethan Laura Wood. In the game of consequence, a person is drawn in segments by a group of players on a piece of paper. The paper is folded after each part is drawn by a different person. This...
with	Nigel Hall
1882 Ltd. presents Equation in collaboration with acclaimed sculpture Nigel Hall. The bold collection of plates explore the spherical and circular forms which characterise Hall's sculptural practice. Each piece within the collection is made from fine bone china and decorated with a silk screen decal.
with	Pinch
This hand painted jug takes five arduos hours to paint and forms part of our Icon Collection. Painted by Emma Bailey who used to work at Wedgwood hand decorating Clarice Cliff, this is again testament to the skill that resides in Stoke-on-Trent. Festival Jug involves generous and curvaceous forms paired with exaggerated ratios delivered via handles and spouts. The shapes...
Russell Pinch and Oona Bannon are renowned furniture and lighting designers and have reduced the scale in which they design to create Flare. Flare is a fine bone china collection that involves generous and curvaceous forms paired with exaggerated ratios delivered via handles and spouts. The shapes offer a sculptural modernity whilst referencing classic form, and make a virtue of...
with	Bruce McLean
Acclaimed conceptual artist Bruce McLean debuted a vast new body of work titled Garden Ware which was on exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The collection includes one-off earthenware creations by McLean, including vases, bowls, platters as well as tableware. As part of the collection one vessel form has been reproduced to create a series of production...
Acclaimed conceptual artist Bruce McLean debuted a vast new body of work titled Garden Ware which was on exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum for the London Design Festival 2017. The collection includes one-off earthenware creations by Bruce, including vases, bowls, platters as well as tableware. Stemming from a series of 50 Platters, Bruce selected 4 artworks that have...
Acclaimed conceptual artist Bruce McLean debuted a vast new body of work titled Garden Ware which was on exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum for the London Design Festival 2017. The collection includes one-off earthenware creations by Bruce, including vases, bowls, platters as well as tableware.
with	Faye Toogood
Designer Faye Toogood's addition to her range of ceramic designs for 1882 Ltd. puts a fresh spin on the forms and traditions of English creamware. Indigo Rain adds a touch of contemporary flair to the homely familiarity of blue-and-white striped crockery. The fine earthenware showcases the classic tones of English Delftware: cream offset with a rich, deep blue. Broad bands...
Faye Toogood's range of ceramic designs for 1882 Ltd. celebrates the accidental beauty of natural imperfections. Indigo Storm is a bold interpretation of traditional creamware forms; drawing upon the chance patterns created when pigment added to the slip coating does not fully blend. The whorls and eddies resulting from these experiments – like mini meteorological formations – make up the...
with	Deborah M Allen
Californian-based artist Deborah M Allen's love of the water has always influenced her work, which often includes references to carved landscapes and the unexpected organic shapes and colours we prize in nature. The result? Gorgeous contemplations of space, fluidity and light. This collection of fine bone china showcases Deborah's delicate watercolour techniques and is dedicated to Emily's mother, Jenny Johnson.
Californian-based artist Deborah M Allen's love of the water has always influenced her work, which often includes references to carved landscapes and the unexpected organic shapes and colours we prize in nature. The result? Gorgeous contemplations of space, fluidity and light. This collection of china showcases Deborah's delicate watercolour techniques and is dedicated to Emily's mother, Jenny Johnson.
with	Bethan Gray
Lustre, conceived by award-winning designer Bethan Gray uses a fine bone china body paired with 22-carat gold and black decals, and finished with hand gilded details. The collection features a reinterpretation of Bethan's hand-drawn Dhow pattern originally inspired by the billowing sails of Oman's distinctive sailing boats. Possible only by hand, the pattern is meticulously applied in three separate pieces...
Hand-painted by Martyn Thompson this creamware tableware is exceptional. Each piece is unique using Martyn's exquisite colour palette and provides the opportunity for everyone to truly be their own curator. The Painted Ware collection comprises; Cup & Saucer, Salad Plate, Dinner Plate, Teapot, Pitcher, Butter Dish, Platter and Serve Bowl.
Penny Vase is a unique collection of large scale hand thrown vessels conceived by Martyn Thompson. Each vase is hand thrown in Stoke-on-Trent and then individually decorated by Thompson making each piece unique. Penny Vase forms part of the Icon Collection.
with	Peter Pilotto
Peter Pilotto's vision of womenswear embraces both new and classic perspectives on elegance. Otherworldly prints combine with soft sculptural shapes to form the handwriting of the design duo. The fine bone china tableware collection celebrates their aesthetic with the wonderful use of pattern and colour.
with	Snarkitecture
The concept for this collaboration with Snarkitecture was to reveal aspects of the technical process used to create fine bone china. While Positive reflects the simple geometry of a cylindrical vase, Negative brings to life the mould that is used in the creation of the first piece. Normally unseen, the box-like volume is impressed with exactly one half of its...
Conceptual artist Bruce McLean has previously created a body of work on the humble potato with a series of artworks and sculptures. Following on from the Tangerine created in 2017 for an exhibition within the Victoria and Albert Museum, Bruce has peeled two potatoes which 1882 Ltd. has in turn made into a limited edition of 100 fine bone china...
with	Queensberry Hunt
Slick Additions by 1882 Ltd. with Queensberry Hunt is a collection of uniquely hand glazed items – a true testament to the skill of the Potter. So many factors make up the pattern of the glaze; from the heat of the piece to the weight of the glaze. The Potter works each piece individually making each item unique. Glaze, like...
with	1882 Ltd.
Slick & Sleet by 1882 Ltd. is a collection of uniquely hand glazed items – a true testament to the skill of the Potter. So many factors make up the pattern of the glaze; from the heat of the piece to the weight of the glaze. The Potter works each piece individually making each item unique. Glaze, like ceramic, has...
with	Amy J Hughes
Industry meets the studio maker head-on in this collaborative project between ceramicist Amy Jayne Hughes, the V&A and 1882 Ltd. Aiming to restore the humble vase to its former status as the Ultimate Accessory, the collection elevates the functional object to a design motif and a symbol of the ancient world… Amy Jayne Hughes was the V&A Ceramics Resident from...
with	Paul Smith
Stack begins a partnership between Paul Smith + 1882 Ltd. and forms part of an on-going relationship. Each piece in the Stack Collection is unique making each Stack a work of art. Stack is a special series of vessels – appearing as a stack of plates, yet functioning as a vase, with each 'plate' hand glazed in colours inspired by...
with	Fort Standard
Fort Standard is a contemporary design studio and manufacturer based in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Founder and designer Gregory Buntain explores the interplay of natural materials and modern production processes to create distinctive designs rooted in simplicity and functionality. Through creating the collection Fort Standard explored all aspects of the materials they were working with including carving, etching, turning, adding, subtracting....
with	Johannes Nagel
1882 Ltd. collaborates with German ceramicist, Johannes Nagel, to create the Stegreif Vases collection. Translated to ad-lib, the collection focuses on the impromptu and spontaneous character of the pieces, including their repetition. Each piece is made from fine bone china with coloured glaze applied by hand making each vase original whilst running along the same design directive.
with	Kim Thomé
Kim Thomé has an exceptional ability with colour and with Unity he plays with overlaying colour in forms of silk screen decal and a second firing of hand painted enamel colour. Unity pays homage to the concurrence of colour as well as the collaboration of human and machine.
The purist fine bone china tableware. Designed by Chris Johnson and made in Stoke-on-Trent. This forms the base of all our collections and the most wonderful foundation for any table.


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The National Electoral Institute says that the second presidential debate was followed by nearly 4 million people through social networks on Sunday. They report their breakdown showed one million watched the debate on YouTube with another 1.7 million watching on Facebook.
On Twitter, the National Electoral Institute recorded approximately 1.2 million viewers using the hashtag #DebateINE, which had more than 2.5 million mentions, making it a worldwide trend.
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Google and the National Electoral Institute of Mexico signed a deal earlier in the year that will serve as an aid for Mexican nationals in the upcoming July elections.
The second presidential debate was televised out of Tijuana, Baja California. There is no word if there will be a third live debate. Mexicans head to the polls July 1 to vote in a new president as well as other heads of state and municipalities.


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Q: Showing that $\mathbb{P}(V = 1 - |2U -1|) = 1$ for $U,V \sim Unif[0,1]$
Assume $U$ and $V$ are uniform$(0,1)$ random variables with the following joint distribution:
  $$F(u,v)=\left\{ \begin{array}{ll} u, &0\leq u \leq v/2 \leq 1/2\\
v/2, & 0 \leq v/2 \leq u < 1 - v/2 \\
u + v - 1, & 1/2 \leq 1 - v/2 \leq u \leq 1 \end{array} \right.$$
  The exercise is to show that $\mathbb{P}(V = 1 - |2U -1|) = 1$ and $\text{Cov}(U,V) = 0$.

It seems a simple exercise, but my probability skills got a bit rusty and the book I'm following does not delve deep into the technicalities. How would we proceed from here?
It seems we are interested in finding $P(Z = 0) = 1 - P(Z > 0)$, where $Z := V - 1 + |2U-1|$, but it's not clear how to proceed.


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boost::locale::posix_time Struct Reference

#include <boost/locale/date_time_facet.hpp>

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int64_t 	seconds

 	Seconds since epoch.

uint32_t 	nanoseconds

 	Nanoseconds resolution.

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Structure that define POSIX time, seconds and milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970, 00:00 not including leap seconds.

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boost/locale/date_time_facet.hpp

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