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Editorial| May 01 2022
Future Nurses
Cindy L. Munro, PhD, RN, ANP;
Cindy L. Munro, PhD, RN, ANP
L. Munro is coeditor in chief of the American Journal of Critical Care. She is dean and professor, School of Nursing and Health Studies, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida.
Aluko A. Hope, MD, MSCE
Aluko A. Hope is coeditor in chief of the American Journal of Critical Care. He is an associate professor and physician scientist at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Oregon.
https://doi.org/10.4037/ajcc2022249
Cindy L. Munro, Aluko A. Hope; Future Nurses. Am J Crit Care 1 May 2022; 31 (3): 174–176. doi: https://doi.org/10.4037/ajcc2022249
In celebration of the annual observance of Nurses Week in May, we begin this issue's editorial with cheers for all critical care nurses and a special shout out to members of the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN). As individuals and as members and leaders of health care teams, you improve outcomes for the patients and families for whom you care. Together, you enhance excellence in patient care through research and implementation of evidence-based practice and through promotion of healthy work environments to optimize contributions of all members of the health care team. Kudos to you!
As part of Nurses Week, May 8 is annually designated as National Student Nurses Day.1 The recognition of student nurses is particularly resonant at this time. Nursing students are the next generation of nurses—they are future nurses. (We thank Dr Carol Biggs, Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Executive, Jackson Health System, for introducing us to the term future nurses.)
The supply of nurses was in jeopardy before the COVID-19 pandemic. The average age of registered nurses was already over 50 in 2015, and loss of registered nurses to anticipated retirement indicated then that nursing shortages would continue through 2030.2 The pandemic has accelerated both nurse retirements and nurses leaving the profession before retirement age, and it has exacerbated long-standing issues related to nurse retention. Future nurses are crucial to replenishing and maintaining the nursing workforce. Neither future nurses (students) nor new nurses (entering practice) will have the knowledge or proficiency of experienced nurses. Fostering the development of future nurses and new nurses will facilitate their maturation into experienced nurses who can provide and lead the provision of high-quality, appropriately staffed nursing care. Because the proficiency gap between new and experienced nurses is especially evident in high-acuity care, we need to take special care to ensure that new nurses are able to thrive in acute and critical care.
Nursing students have faced substantial challenges during the pandemic, related to both their roles as future nurses and as college students.3-6 In our January 2022 editorial,7 we cited research about negative effects of the pandemic among members of the health care team. Similar to practicing nurses, nursing students have experienced increased anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances.6 They had concerns about their own safety, particularly in clinical settings. Many became ill, and many took responsibility for caring for family and friends. Students faced financial difficulties, housing insecurity, and food insecurity. These issues were a backdrop for significant disruptions in their educational experiences.
In a global survey of nursing education conducted by the International Council of Nurses, 73% of national nursing organizations around the world reported that nursing education was disrupted by the pandemic.4 Student nurses have struggled with abrupt, unanticipated, and often unwanted transitions to remote learning. Remote learning has presented unique problems for students with limited access to necessary technology, including computer hardware, software, and a reliable, fast internet connection. For example, students without appropriate technology who had to access virtual learning via cell phone with limited connectivity found it difficult to attend classes virtually and were unable to interact with learning platforms to download materials or submit required assignments. Research indicated that nursing students experienced moderate to extreme stress related to grades as a result of pandemic disruptions.8 Time-lines to graduation, licensure, and certification were uncertain and often extended beyond students' original plans for reasons beyond their control.
"Despite adversity, the morale and commitment of future nurses and new nurses appear to remain high."
Nursing education includes significant direct clinical experiences, and obtaining clinical placements was and has remained problematic. Early in the pandemic, a policy statement by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing urged health care organizations to view nursing students as members of the health care team and continue to involve students in provision of health care, limiting only their direct care of patients with COVID-19.9 However, clinical facilities faced multiple, wide-ranging concerns that led many health care organizations to suspend, reduce availability, or limit hours for clinical rotations. Examples of these challenges included staffing and staff burden during COVID-19 surges; lack of or rationing of personal protective equipment; concerns about staff, patient, and student safety before vaccines were available; redeployment of staff from elective care to COVID-19 care; and de-densification efforts that excluded nonessential personnel, students, and visitors from clinical settings. The International Council of Nurses survey reported that 46% of national nursing organizations experienced delayed or cancelled clinical rotations, and 41% experienced changes in the nature of clinical rotations (ie, limitations on types of patients or areas available for clinical placements).4
Despite adversity, the morale and commitment of future nurses and new nurses appear to remain high. Thematic analyses in recent research indicate that the pandemic has increased interest in and commitment to pursuing nursing as a career8 and that pride in the nursing profession and altruism continue to motivate commitment to nursing.3 Applications to nursing programs remain strong. In fall 2020, baccalaureate enrollments increased by 5.6%.10
It is imperative that we keep the pipeline of future nurses robust, successfully transition new nurses to the workforce, and facilitate the retention and professional growth of the next generation of nurses. As with nurse well-being, appropriate systems-level responses are necessary. The transition from nursing student to new nurse has always been stressful. However, the additional difficulties encountered by nursing students as a result of the pandemic amplify the challenges of transitioning to the role of new nurse.3
A culture where future and new nurses feel that they are part of a supportive interdisciplinary team is key.11,12 A sense of belongingness from being part of a clinical cohort benefited nursing students during the pandemic13 ; inclusion as part of the health care team could convey similar benefits. In another study, new nurses feared making errors in patient care and recognized their need for guidance and continued skill development; they recognized benefit from membership in a supportive team.14 Supportive teams are friendly, helpful, and encourage questions. They embody the principles of a healthy work environment.15 Nursing faculty and experienced nurses who view students positively are essential as role models and mentors, but the support of physicians and every other member of the interdisciplinary team is also necessary. Focusing on nursing students and new nurses as contributors to the team (albeit less experienced) who add value fosters their professional and personal development and ultimately benefits the team. Viewing them as burdens that must be suffered undermines both the individuals and the team.
Developing and sustaining robust academic-practice partnerships benefits both future nurses and the agencies in which they will work. An academic-practice partnership builds formal, collaborative relationships between a nursing education program and a care setting. Such partnerships are well suited to responding to the pandemic.16 The American Association of Colleges of Nursing–American Organization of Nurse Leaders (AACN-AONL) Task Force on Academic Practice Partnerships articulated 8 key elements for the relationship.17 One shared commitment is for "partners to work together to determine an evidence-based transition program for students and new graduates that is both sustainable and cost effective…." Formal nurse residency programs have demonstrated success, but many were paused or closed during the pandemic. Reestablishing and expanding nurse residency programs is an important step in ensuring that new nurses will transition successfully. Similar programs that embed nursing students in clinical organizations are in development; such programs hold promise for smoothing the transition of future nurses to the role of new nurse.
"Focusing on nursing students and new nurses as contributors to the team (albeit less experienced) who add value fosters their professional and personal development and ultimately benefits the team."
As we celebrate Nurses Week and National Nursing Student Day, let us remember that the well-being of future nurses is important. The future of nursing, and of health care, will depend on their success.
American Nurses Association
National Nurses Week History
. Accessed February 20, 2022.
https://www.nursingworld.org/education-events/national-nurses-week/history
American Association of Colleges of Nursing
AACN Fact-sheet: Nursing shortage
Updated September 2020
https://www.aacnnursing.org/Portals/42/News/Factsheets/Nursing-Shortage-Factsheet.pdf
Crismon
J Prof Nurs
. doi:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.profnurs.2021.06.008
International Council of Nurses
Policy Brief: Nursing education and the emerging nursing workforce in COVID-19 pandemic
https://www.icn.ch/sites/default/files/inline-files/ICN%20Policy%20Brief_Nursing%20Education.pdf
Leaver
Veenema
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the future of nursing education
Acad Med
https://doi.org/10.1097/ACM.0000000000004528
Mulyadi
Tonapa
Luneto
Prevalence of mental health problems and sleep disturbances in nursing students during the COVID-19 pandemic: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Nurse Educ Pract
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nepr.2021.103228
Improving nurse well-being: the need is urgent and the time is now
Jennings Mathis
Influence of COVID-19 on the next generation of nurses in the United States
J Clin Nurs
https://doi.org/10.1111/jocn.16202
Considerations for COVID-19 Preparedness and Response in U.S. Schools of Nursing
https://www.aacnnursing.org/News-Information/COVID-19/AACN-Recommendations
Defying the pandemic, applications to nursing schools increase
Am J Nurs
https://doi.org/10.1097/01.NAJ.0000820500.31876.9f
Tregunno
New nurses' perceptions on transition to practice: a thematic analysis
Can J Nurs Res
Lashley
Coming of age during coronavirus: new nurses' perceptions of transitioning to practice during a pandemic
J Contin Educ Nurs
https://doi.org/10.3928/00220124-20210514-09
Black Thomas
Stress and depression in undergraduate students during the COVID-19 pandemic: nursing students compared to undergraduate students in nonnursing majors
Jan-Feb
Jessee
Impact of COVID-19 on new graduate nurses' transition to practice: loss or gain?
Nurse Educ
https://doi.org/10.1097/NNE.0000000000001042
Healthy work environments
. Accessed March 14, 2022.
https://www.aacn.org/nursing-excellence/healthy-work-environments
Phipps
A new framework for practice-academic partnerships during the pandemic-and into the future
American Organization for Nursing Leadership and American Association of Colleges of Nursing
Guiding Principles for Academic-Practice Partnerships
https://www.aonl.org/system/files/media/file/2020/12/AACN-AONL-academic-practice-partnerships.pdf
The statements and opinions contained in this editorial are solely those of the coeditors in chief.
To purchase electronic or print reprints, contact American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, 27071 Aliso Creek Road, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656. Phone, (800) 899-1712 or (949) 362-2050 (ext 532); fax, (949) 362-2049; email, reprints@aacn.org.


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Fourteen authors, journalists and bloggers who have written about the Religious Right and such related topics as Dominionism and the New Apostolic Reformation, including several contributors to Talk2action.org, have asked the Rev. Jim Wallis, president of Sojourners, to stop making false characterizations of writers in the field. We also ask that he "rethink" and "withdraw" his related endorsement of an essay in USA Today by Mark Pinsky, which named and equated the work of four Jewish writers in this field, including myself, with some of the worst anti-Semitic smears in history. Following is the open letter.
We are also shocked that you equate these Jewish writers with "secular fundamentalists" whom you say "want to prove that evangelicals are stupid and dangerous extremists." You do this by immediately following this claim by stating that Pinsky's essay is one of "the best responses to the recent articles about evangelicals."
Independent journalist. Contributor to Christian Century, Commonweal, Books & Culture and Touchstone.
print that retraction right away! Remember Rachel, you are dealing with people who smell power in the air and are determined to grab it and hang on to it. It doesn't matter if the Dominionist movement is only ten people if they are the ten people sitting in the President's office.
I have always wondered why people thought that Jim Wallis was someone to be admired in Christian circles. I have found him to be just a kissing cousin of Rick Warren, and now he is showing his spots.
I guess Pinsky never heard of the conservative Christian critics of the NAR- who have also been covering it for years, too. A lot of the information about the NAR and dominionism (especially on dogemperor's pages) comes from sites like Deception in the Church, et cetera. Pinsky is journalistic myopia at its finest. Antidominionism has been around since George Washington.
Wallis should be ashamed. After all his weeping and wailing - and pleas for financial sustenance - after Glenn Beck targeted him, you'd think he could recognize a smear campaign when he sees one. Evidently not. But I agree with Monarchmom, he is a slightly more socially aware clone of Warren.
Is that Jim will be attacked from both sides. While I can not agree with Jim on everything, and find his commitment to working with many who hold Dominionist positions troubling , Jim was very helpful to me many years ago, when I was firmly entrenched reading many of these authors. If only we could read more widely than "what is on the official list", as I found when a student intrigued by some of the authors on the list I read more widely than what was listed, and came to positions outside denominational norm's. The danger for those of us wanting to see change in evangelical positions about our interaction with the world, is that in drawing hard lines ourselves, we stop the dialog before people have a chance to mature in their own development. While there is much to "curse about the darkness:, it is much better to turn on the light. Would like to see perhaps a monthly or weekly article addressing the most positive aspects of gospel truth, in effect being a headlight to guide the way, not just a spotlight to highlight the dangers along the way.
Years of growth of Dominionist teachings have resulted in a wave of religious bigotry that threatens religious pluralism in this country. The NAR is marketing a virulent form of scapegoating of other humans including media touting spiritual warfare attacks that they claim maim, kill, and do damage to people, physical structures and icons of other religions in the earthly realm. The movement's political clout is clearly growing and numerous politicians from the local to national level are partnering with the NAR.
Part of the attraction is that they are marketing the movement under the banners of "social justice" and "racial reconciliation," and claim their mandate for dominion will create a utopia without poverty and corruption. The co-opting of terminology of justice and reconciliation by the NAR has the potential to do incalculable damage to true efforts for reconciliation and faith-based social justice. Silence is not an option.


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Human Rights Workshop for Priests and Religious - February 2020
The workshop of the Religious and Priests for Human Rights (RPHR) was held at St. John Mary Vianney Retreat House - Buluthota of Ratnapura Diocese from the 03rd to 06th February 2020 with 30 participants present from different parts of the country, even from the dioceses of Mannar and Jaffna despite the distance.
A general introduction to RPHR with reference to its inception, basic characteristics and the rationale was followed by self-introductions. A brief introduction was done of the exposure program of the following day.
The group divided into two went out for the exposure on the first day and visited the houses of the Low Country tea plantation workers. Two sites were selected for the exposures. The living conditions, the labour wage issues, social and educational problems were explained to the groups by the workers during the visit.
At the debriefing by the 02 groups the following points emerged;
Tea industry itself is facing major crisis due to low production, labour issues, increasing competition from other tea producing countries and the demand for coffee both locally and internationally.
Unwilling of the owners of tea estates to pay the stipulated daily wage of one thousand rupees.
The current payment of seven hundred rupees is found to be insufficient for the families of the workers.Housing conditions not being improved for almost a century, found to be very poor.
·Health conditions remains minimal with the hospital being too far away, PHIs' rarely visiting the area.
·Schooling is rendered difficult with the enormous distance and often the unavailability of public transport & higher education in estate schools.
·Despite all these difficulties, a few students have done well in their studies and have moved to schools in the city with a foot hold in the estate as the parents continue to live and work there.
·It was mentioned that the situation of the tea small holders appears to be better compared to that of the company owned estate workers.
·Our involvement in future will have to be in the area of advocacy in matters of daily wage, improved living conditions an d better education facilities for the children.
Rev. Fr. Reid Shelton Fernando in his presentation explained the efforts made by him to make the modern church understood and appreciated. Further he said as the challenges are many and the church leadership should not give meaningless comments that confuse the members of the believing community. "Church today, following the leadership given by the present Pope must get involved both in the work of safeguarding the environment and human rights which certainly are our challenges".
Rev. Fr. Jeyabalan Croos, in his presentation emphasized the challenges faced by the people in the north due to divisive policies followed by the government. Case in point was the decision to sing the "National Anthem" in Sinhala language only, which previously sung in both languages Tamil and Sinhala. He said that it is indicative of the discriminatory policies carried out by the present government.
The other point was the over-emphasis given to Buddhism even though in the Constitution of Sri Lanka, equality is to be accorded to all religions while Buddhism is given pride of place. There is a strong feeling that a pro-Buddhist philosophy propagated by the political party and the Buddhist monks, paved the way for the victory of the present President. Hence this has led to a general feeling among the people that it was the Buddhist majority that voted the president to power, and that Buddhism is to be given a prominent place disregarding the other religions. This is found not only to be discriminatory and divisive but also enforces a drive to expand Buddhism into areas where the other religious groups are a majority.
Mr. Ruki Fernando, made a presentation on post presidential election challenges and said that there is already a threat to the 19th amendment to the constitution and if 2/3 majority is secured Rule of Law will be at stake. Further speaking of the transitional Justice process, he signaled the danger of the government's commitment with the decision to withdraw from the co-sponsorship of the UN resolution. Finally, he requested the participants to help sustain the campaigns of the families of the disappeared and of the plantation worker as many human rights activists have taken up self-censorship, fearing threats.
Bishop Cletus Perera of the diocese of Ratnapura joined the group for an informal discussion before lunch and Fr. Nanndana welcomed the bishop and in the discussion, several questions were raised by the members regarding the present political crisis in the country and the issues of the tea plantation workers.
During the afternoon session Alan Keenan from the international Crisis Group who has had enormous amount of experience in the field of advocacy at the Human Rights Council meetings, explained the strategies to be adopted in the years to come in the context of the efforts by the current government to renegotiate the Geneva resolutions taken at the end of the war.
Time was left open for the participants to share their experiences as they were living in various parts of the country and it was found to be quite enriching.
To thank God for the blessings showered upon Fr. Godfrey Fernando & Fr. Reid Shelton Fernando who completed 50 years in the priestly ministry, a thanksgiving mass was celebrated on the 05th evening.
The next meeting was fixed for 06th to 09th July, 2020 to be held in Kandy
Human Rights Office Kandy, Torture in Sri Lanka, Disappearances in Sri Lanka, Healing and Counseling
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The new building that is home to Stuttgart's Art Museum consists of an above-ground glass cube and extensive exhibition areas housed in the fully renovated underground tunnels originally built in the sixties. The sides of the glass cube are 28.8 m in length. Its roof can be partially opened and is supported by a grillage of girders. The glass walls are suspended from the roof girders. The load-bearing structure of the cube facade consists of glass fins. This design solution means the building envelope achieves an extremely high degree of dematerialisation and offers an undisturbed view of the heart of the town from inside the building.


Wrongful death legal action differs from that of cases involving criminal charges. Since the law states a deceased person cannot file a lawsuit, these cases must be treated separate and apart. Typically, a spouse, close relative, family or next kin will file a claim against a person(s), corporation and/or institution that is being held liable for the death of another. A person who dies as a result of a car accident caused by a driver driving under the influence, the death of a person as a result of a defective product, and the death of a person as a result of the hazardous structure of a building are all probable cases of wrongful death. Cases of wrongful death vary greatly and must be assessed by an experienced wrongful death lawyer on an individual basis. Contact the wrongful death lawyers at The Horwitz Law Group at (312) 641-9200 or visit http://chicago-personal-injury-lawyers.us/.


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Lake Hood, next to Anchorage International is the busiest float plane harbor in the world and we spend some time there watching the activity. Then we're off to Katmai National park to see the bears. We travel there in the right hand front seat of a Dehavilland Beaver of Rust's Flying Service, across the tundra and through the magnificent Clark River Valley, where mountains and glaciers tower over our aircraft. We spend a little time in Katmai, watching a young bear learning to fish, then it's back to Anchorage on the Beaver. Spectacular Alaskan scenery!
Train Buff (Southern California) on 2015-09-22 10:51:52.
If this had been filmed in Blue Ray, it would have had some REALLY fantastic scenery. That said, it started out with about 20 minutes worth of nothing but float planes taking off and landing (watering? :>)) at Anchorage. I like planes, even flew my own many, many years ago, though not a float plane, but this was a little much. Once airborne it was typical of the views one sees any time one flies. It did bring home how vast Alaska is and how inhospitable much of it is. Scenery was good. Interesting stops to refuel out in the boondocks with only air or water access. One wonders how those people live that way. Overall, a good film, but not a keeper.


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The United States competed at the 1980 Winter Paralympics in Geilo, Norway. 26 competitors from the United States won four gold medals, one silver medal and one bronze medal and finished 6th in the medal table. All medals were won in alpine skiing.

Alpine skiing

The medalists are:

  Cindy Castellano, Women's Giant Slalom 3A
  Cindy Castellano, Women's Slalom 3A
  Doug Keil, Men's Giant Slalom 4
  Doug Keil, Men's Slalom 4
  Kathy Poohachof Women's Giant Slalom 3A
  Janet Penn, Women's Giant Slalom 2A

Cross-country

Seven athletes competed in events in cross-country skiing. No medals were won.

Ice sledge speed racing

Peter Axelson competed in three events (Men's 100 m II, Men's 500 m II and Men's 1500 m II).  He did not win any medals.

See also

 United States at the Paralympics
 United States at the 1980 Winter Olympics

References

1980
1980 in American sports
Nations at the 1980 Winter Paralympics

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The dynect::a_record recipe will create an A record for the node using the detected hostname and IP address from ohai.
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Latte Macchiato vs Cappuccino
Coffee / April 4, 2018 July 3, 2018
Which one do you prefer between latte macchiato vs cappucino? Coffee lovers have to understand both drinks' deliciousness, and it is very important for the barista to understand every little detail in serving these beverages. There are several characters and differences between latte macchiato and cappuccino, so let's continue reading for those informations.
By reading the following article, you can find out about:
– The basic differences between latte macchiato vs cappucino,
– The preparation and making process for both beverages,
– Foaming consistency of each coffee drink, and
– The flavor of each coffee drink.
What is Latte Macchiato?
The "stained milk" or as we know it as latte macchiato is a very famous coffee. The name itself comes from its method of preparation. It is told that the coffee drink is made by pouring espresso into hot milk.
The beauty of latte macchiato comes from its layers, which if made perfectly will shape a heavier layer of foam, thicker layer of steamed milk, and about a shot of espresso. This is also the reason why latte macchiato is considered as a layered drink. Hence, latte macchiato is hardly similar to caffe latte and differs greatly from cappuccino. Latte macchiato emphasizes its milk more than the coffee.
This is also why latte macchiato will produce a different shape of foam. Meanwhile, the little spot of espresso left on top of the milk is the basic difference between latte macchiato and the regular latte.
How To Make Latte Macchiato
To prepare latte macchiato, you have to emphasize its milk. The frothed milk generally produces a generous amount of foam. The frothing can be done using the steam nozzle of an espresso machine or a dedicated milk frother. The foam will be dryer and tremendously light. The foam will cover a layer of liquid milk underneath.
Then, after the frothing process is done, continue by preparing the espresso. A standard espresso cup is always the way to go with latte macchiato. You should pour the espresso gently yet quickly into the milk so that you can preserve the dark spot at the center. If you use a clear glass, you can visualize the layers which are made after the pouring takes place. The perfect composition consists of a thick foam, steamed milk, and espresso.
First thing that you may notice from latte macchiato is its milky and creamy texture. Of course, in many coffee drinks, the espresso is more pronounced than the milk, but latte macchiato is different that the stronger flavor is the milk.
However, you can still enjoy the rich coffee flavor if you don't stir the espresso at the center. The foam itself is very thick and doesn't dissipate as quickly as the foam in cappuccino. So, latte macchiato is essentially about having a rich and refreshing creamy coffee.
What Is Cappuccino?
Cappuccino, the traditional drink which has been known for centuries since 19th century, is known as a rich coffee drink which offers multiple altitudes of taste and innovation. The cappuccino is an Italian coffee drink which is made of double espresso and steamed milk foam.
"Cappuccino" is named after the Capuchin friars, as noted by Wikipedia. This is because the colour of the beverage is similar to the friars' habits after the milk is added in small portion into the dark brewed espresso. It is brown.
In the past, people used brewed coffee, but along with the evolution of the coffee world, the use of espresso is now a lot more common than brewed coffee. However, you may find some people that still love the use of brewed coffee.
Unlike latte macchiato, cappuccino is made using double shots of espresso. So, the amount of espresso is one of the differences between latte macchiato vs cappuccino. There are many possibilities and innovation in making a cappuccino. You can add cinnamon, chocolate powder, or even substitute milk with cream. The outcome will still be called cappuccino, as it has double espresso and thick foam on top of it.
How To Make Cappuccino
The process to make cappuccino can be quite simple, there are even "instant cappuccino" products that you can buy from the shelves. However, with the real and longer process, you will get a better taste of real cappuccino. Cappuccino is usually prepared with an espresso machine. The machine will produce double shots of espresso, and then the double espresso will be poured into the bottom of the glass.
Then, you can proceed with the same amount of hot milk. The hot milk can be prepared by heating it or by using the espresso machine's steam wand. You can change the milk with cream, as the texture of cappuccino will change by using cream. The top of the cup should be covered with milk foam, and the decoration is usually made on the foam. This artistic drawing or decoration is also known as latte art.
Cappuccino usually comes in a small volume within the range of 150 – 180 ml cup. This short amount of the cup means that you can taste the whole mix in small sips. Hence, you can still feel the presence of the rich espresso with the smoothness of the milk.
The foamy texture along with milk consistency are highlighted in perfectly made cappuccino. Therefore, foam is the important factor in making cappuccino. The best foam depends on the milk's fat content. After servng, most of the foam is quickly diminished, but you can compensate this by using a different kind of milk. Low-fat milk will bring some smoothness, but lessen the creamy taste. On the other hand, richer and creamier milk will lessen smoothness in exchange of its greater taste.
- A shot of espresso which is poured into the milk - Double shots of espresso, poured first before the milk
- Emphasize on the milk's texture and sweetness - Emphasize on the foam and espresso
- Flavor is highly milky and creamy - Rich espresso flavor with smooth foam and milk
- Has dry foam with a macchia spot at the center - Thick foam on the top for many innovations or latte arts
Latte macchiato vs cappuccino have very different features. Latte macchiato uses a big amount of milk and just a small shot of espresso. Hence, the milk flavor is stronger. Meanwhile, cappuccino uses double shots of espresso, steamed milk, and milk foam. Cappuccino has a stronger coffee flavor, smooth milk taste, and creamy texture.
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Feral swine reside in at least 13 Ohio counties
Dick Martin
Looking for a lively weekend? You should find it on South Bass Island on Sept. 6 and 7 when the Perry's Victory Heritage Festival will be held at Put-in-Bay.
The weekend begins at 10 a.m; when the Coast Guard will lay wreaths at the Battle Site, followed by a Perry Group Reception at the Keys from noon to 1:30 p.m. At 2:15 p.m. there will be a Historic Weekend Parade in downtown Put-in-Bay.
At 3 p.m. a Military Tactical will combine artillery and special maneuvers of ground forces from the War of 1812 and much more. For a full list of activities or more information, call 419-285-2491.
• Invasive populations of feral swine have established populations in at least 13 southeastern Ohio counties, according to the Dept.of Agriculture.
Reports of feral swine are on the increase according to Craig Hicks of the USDA. Hicks works with the DOW to track down reports of property damage caused by quick footed swine.
To help control the growing problem in the United States, the USDA has launched a $20 million program to help reduce the damage caused by these destructive and free ranging swine. The animals cause damage to crops, kill young livestock, destroy property, harm endangered plants and animals, and carry diseases that threaten other animals as well as people and water supplies.
Feral pigs may be hunted anytime and have no limits on kills.
• Ohio's waterfowl hunting zones were simplified for waterfowl hunters after the 2014-2015 season dates and bag limits were approved by the Ohio Wildlife Council recently.
The South Zone, North Zone, and Lake Erie Marsh Zone remain the same for waterfowl hunting, but the Lake Erie Goose Zone that previously covered much of northeast Ohio was removed.
Also new this year, the canvasback daily bag limit was reduced to one. Opening day for duck and goose hunting is Saturday, Oct. 18, in the Lake Erie Marsh Zone and Saturday, Oct. 25, in the North and South Zones.
Hunters 15 years of age and younger will have the opportunity to enjoy a statewide special youth waterfowl season Oct. 4 and 5. The daily bag limit for ducks is six, which may not include more than four mallards (no more than one may be a female), three wood ducks, one black duck, two redheads, three scaup one canvasback, two pintails and one mottled duck.
• The Division of Wildlife invites trappers to participate in a special drawing on Saturday, Oct. 25 for public land beaver and river otter trapping opportunities. A list of public land trapping opportunities available at this lottery will be posted no later than Oct. 10 at www.wildohio.gov under "Controlled Hunting and Trapping Events."
Registration at the Division of Wildlife's District Two Headquarters, located at 952 Lima Ave., Findlay, will begin at 11 a.m. with the drawing following promptly at noon. Trappers will place registration cards in a drum, names will be drawn, and the first drawn will receive first choice.
For additional information, call 419-424-5000.
• The Ohio State Trappers Association will hold its 2014 annual convention on Sept. 5 and 6 at the Portage County Fairgrounds, 4215 Fairground Rd., Randolph, OH 44265.
There will be an outdoor swap meet each day with tailgaters encouraged to attend. There will also be many vendors selling all types of outdoor equipment as well as a vast array of trapping supplies, many at special convention prices.
Seminars will range from beginning snaring and Stackhouse water trapping to coyote trapping and catching raccoons. For general information, contact Joe Young at 330-831-6711.
Dick Martin is a retired Shelby biology teacher and author who has written an outdoor column for more than 20 years. He can be reached at richmart@neo.rr.com.


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Q: What is a common single-user database for Mac OSX development? I am just starting to study and develop Mac OSX applications, and I'd like to design an app that uses a database.
I'm not opposed to something like MySQL, but I'm looking for something that can be single user and can be stored directly on the device so internet access is not required. I'd prefer not to resort to writing/reading from a file either.
The closest I've come to find is SQLite, which I am familiar with in Android development, but my question is: is that what most OSX developers use?
I am trying to pose this question in a way that is not opinion-driven, as I know there are countless DBMS out there. Is there one that leads the pack as far as being used with OSX?

A: Higher Abstractions:
Core Data is available on iOS and OSX.
Realm is a popular alternative to Core Data. Some of the features include:

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*Fast

*Memory efficient

*Its safe and easy to use across multiple threads (core data can be tricky here).

Like Core Data it uses the Active Record pattern, where persistence methods are defined on the model objects themselves (unlike the DAO pattern, which uses a separate interface).
Lower Abstractions:
FMDB is a nice Objective-C API that sits over the pure C API to sqlite.


Pink spring flowers and green and white variegated foliage all season long. Dwarf plant needs no pruning. Season long color. Dwarf. Deer resistant.
Prefers well drained soil but is adaptable to many soil types. It is best to prune right after flowering ceases, but pruning is rarely needed. Slow growth rate. Will continue to flower sporadically on the current season's growth. Medium moisture. Browning leaves in early fall are a result of the plant going into dormancy earlier than most weigela. This is a benefit letting the plant shut down earlier and prepare for winter. In southern states, plant in a partial shade location.
This dwarf masterpiece is a sport of Weigela florida 'Tango'. It is the first dwarf variegated Weigela to be introduced. Its tight habit and colorful foliage make it very versatile. Variegation changes depending on light exposure - whiter variegation in shade and pink variegation in full sun. Possible applications include an artistic drift along the edge of an annual or perennial bed or as an accent piece in a container. My Monet creates poetic beauty in any landscape and adds a splash of color to semi shady areas.
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My Monet has won numerous awards, including a Gold Medal from the Boskoop Royal Horticulture Society and a Gold Medal from Plantarium.
Absolutely love My Monet!! So much so, I've about bought all of the local nursery's supply, mixing them into my perennial beds. Proven Winners are my plants and shrubs of choice. Marilee, OH.
I have replaced two of the three that I have planted in my front garden as they did not survive. South-facing garden. Last year was the first year that I felt they were thriving and growing. However, I will be replacing all three this year with something else as new buds are only appearing on a few branches of all three.. I am very disappointed as it is a very pretty specimen. As there is some growth, I plan to replant them in my back garden.
This plant has been in my garden for several years and has become my favorite shrub. The blossoms are pretty but the foliage is the star. I love it.
I planted three of these six years ago. They have not performed well. Little change in size over six years. Am at the point of considering removing them. Would NOT recommend.
I planted a drift of My Monet about fourt years ago in an area that gets very little direct sun and has heavy clay. It took about two years before it started to spread and look really good. However the colour variegation is good and it has spread very well. Spread is about 24-30 "
Mine is so beautiful. I get lots of compliments.
Hardly had any flowers. Haven't grown, they are the same size as when I bought them 4 years ago. Only 2 of the 6 I bought survived. I moved a few of them to new locations in my garden thinking that might help there growth, it didn't help.
THEY WERE PRETTY WHEN PURCHASED, THIS IS THE 3RD YEAR FOR THEM. LAST YEAR THEY HARDLY BLOOMED, SO FAR THIS SPRING ONE OF THEM IS GROWING GREEN LEAVES. NOT REAL THRILLED SO FAR.
I am crazy about this plant. I went out and bought 2 more last year.
Beautiful shrub doing very well in full sun!


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MCPD Arrest Report 1/21/2021
Chief James F. Blair reports that over the last 24-hour period the Morgan City Police Department responded to 33-calls of service. The following person(s) were arrested as the result beginning on 1/20/2021
Brandon Micah Scott, 33 years of age, Address-Arnold St., Amelia, LA., was arrested on 1/20/2021 at 2:07 A.M
Entry on or Remaining in Places or on Land After Forbidden
Disturbing the Peace-Violent of Tumultuous Manner
Battery on an Officer
Officers were called to an address on Marguerite St. for an individual refusing to leave the property. Upon officers arriving, they learned Brandon M. Scott had caused a disturbance and threatened serval individuals at the address. When officers went to place Scott under arrest, he pulled away from the officers and committed a battery on one of the arresting officers. Scott was eventually handcuffed and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Ashley J. Dehart, 46 years of age, Address-Vivian St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/20/2021 at 8:43 P.M.
Careless Operation of a Motor Vehicle
Driving While Intoxicated (2nd Offense)
An officer observed a traffic violation in the area of Railroad Ave. and Federal Ave. The officer conducted a traffic stop and identified the driver as Ashley Dehart. During the traffic stop, the officer suspected driver impairment. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department. Once at the Morgan City Police Department, he was administered an intoxilyzer test and submitted a breath sample of .088g%. He was booked and incarcerated at the Morgan City Police Department.
Gerron Deshawn Skipper, 32 years of age, Address-Grizzaffi St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/15/2021 at 9:05 A.M.
Warrant:
Gerron D. Skipper was transferred from the Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office Detention Center and booked on an active warrant held by the City Court of Morgan City. He was incarcerated at the Morgan City Police Department.
Lucille May Gussman, 40 years of age, Address-Franklin St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/15/2021 at 1:50 P.M.
Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle
Domestic Abuse Battery
Officers were called to a Franklin St. address for a report of a stolen vehicle. Upon the officer's arrival, they learned Lucille Gussman committed a domestic battery on an individual and left the address in a family member's vehicle without permission. She was later located walking away from the vehicle on LA Highway 70 and placed under arrest. During the arrest, she pulled away from arresting officers. She was transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Christopher Darnell Seymore, 46 years of age, Address-Bright St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/16/2021 at 1:44 A.M.
Turning Movements and Required Signals
Possession of Schedule I CDS-Marijuana
Possession of Schedule I CDS-MDMA
Possession of Schedule II CDS-Methamphetamine
Possession of Schedule II CDS-Cocaine
An officer was on patrol and observed a traffic violation in the area of Highway 182. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was identified as Christopher D. Seymore. During the traffic stop, Seymore fled from officers on foot. Officers were able to capture Seymore and place him under arrest after a brief foot chase. During the arrest, he was found in possession of suspected Marijuana, MDMA, Methamphetamine, and Cocaine. He was transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Shane Joseph Granger, 33 years of age, Address-Chetta Lane, Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/16/2021 at 11:24 P.M.
Theft under $1,000.00
Flight from an Officer
Buster L. Henry Jr., 32 years age, Address-Chetta Lane, Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/16/2021 at 11:24 P.M.
An officer on patrol observed a suspicious vehicle in front of a closed business on South Railroad Ave. The vehicle pulled off and attempted to evade the officer. The officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop when the driver and passenger fled on foot from the vehicle. The officer was able to capture and detain the passenger Busture Henry Jr. Officers located the driver, Shane J. Granger, on Chatta Lane with assistance from the St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office. During the investigation, officers learned Shane Granger and Buster Henry Jr. was in the process of stealing metal from the property of the business for scrap when the officer came into contact with him. They were placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Michael Charles Barletta, 39 years of age, Address-Hemlock St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/17/2021 at 2:08 A.M.
Stop Lamps and Turn Signals
Possession of an Alcoholic Beverage in Motor Vehicle
An officer observed a traffic violation in the area of Front St. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was identified as Michael C. Barletta. During the traffic stop, the officer observed an open alcoholic beverage in his vehicle. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Jamerie Tyhein Gash, 18 years of age, Address-Railroad Ave., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/17/2021 at 10:14 P.M.
Failure to Dim Head Lights
An officer observed a traffic violation in the area of Ditch Ave. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was identified as Jamerie T. Gash. During the traffic stop, he was found in possession of suspected Marijuana. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Daniel L. Bushinelle, 62 years of age, Address-Highway 182, Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/17/2021 at 11:49 P.M.
An officer on patrol and observed a traffic violation in the area of Railroad Ave. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was identified as Daniel L. Bushinelle. During the traffic stop, he was found in possession of suspected Methamphetamine. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Justin Wyatt Baker, 27 years of age, Address-Haz Del Lane, Houma, LA., was arrested on 1/18/2021 at 1:31 A.M.
An officer on patrol and observed a traffic violation in the area of Willard St. and Eighth St. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was identified as Justin W. Baker. During the traffic stop, the officer suspect driver impairment. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department. Once at the Morgan City Police Department, he was given an intoxilyzer test and gave a breath sample of .086g%. He was booked and incarcerated at the Morgan City Police Department.
Justin Vosburg, 29 years of age, Address-Susan Court, Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/18/2021 at 10:42 A.M.
Failure to Appear for Trial (2 Counts)
Failure to Pay Probation Fee
Justin Vosburg was transferred from the Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office Detention Center and booked on active warrants held by the City Court of Morgan City. He was incarcerated at the Morgan City Police Department.
Michael Cousson, 56 years of age, Address-Sixth St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/18/2021 at 7:28 P.M.
Illuminating Devices Required
Operating Motor Vehicle with Suspended Driver's License
An officer observed a traffic violation in the area of Federal Ave. and Brashear Ave. The officer conducted a traffic stop and identified the driver as Michael Cousson. During the traffic stop, he was found in possession of suspected marijuana and an open alcoholic beverage. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Kristofer Jermaine Jenkins, 39 years of age, Address-Egle St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/12/2021 at 9:00 P.M.
Criminal Damage to Property less then $1,000.00
Officers were called to an Egle St. Address for a disturbance. Upon the officer's arrival, they learned Kristofer Jenkins damaged property at the residence. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Da'Kheri Clark, 18 years of age, Address-Chester Bowls, Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/12/2021 at 9:39 P.M.
Obstruction of Justice-Tampering with Evidence
An officer on patrol observed a traffic violation in the area of Fourth Street and Greenwood Street. The officer conducted a traffic stop and came into contact with the driver, and one of the passengers identified as Da'Kheri Clark. During the traffic stop, the officer detected the odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. Da'Kheri Clark attempted to consume the suspected marijuana to destroy the evidence. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Leroy Davis III, 29 years of age, Address-First St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/13/2021 at 12:15 P.M.
Aggravated Criminal Damage to Property
An officer came into contact with Leroy Davis III on Dicthc Ave. A warrant check revealed the Morgan City Police Department held an active warrant for his arrest. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Roxanne Provost, 51 years of age, Address-North Third St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/19/2021 at 10:26 A.M.
Theft $1,000.00 to $5,000.00
Officers located Roxanne Provost at her residence on North Third St and placed her under arrest on an active warrant held by the Morgan City Police Department. The warrant stems from a theft complaint filed with the Morgan City Police Department on January 18, 2021. She was transported to the Morgan City Police Department for booking and incarceration.
Sabrina Marie Scully, 26 years of age, Address-Allison St., Morgan City, LA., was arrested on 1/13/2021 at 10:10 P.M.
Contempt of Court (4 counts)
Sabrina. M Scully was surrendered to the Morgan City Police Department by a Fugitive Recovery Agency. She was booked into the Morgan City Police Department on active warrants held by the City Court of Morgan City.
MCPD Arrest report for 01/12/21
Chief James F. Blair reports that over the last 24-hour period the Morgan City Police Department responded to 34 calls for service. The following person(s) were arrested as a result beginning on 01/11/2021:
Brandon Delozier, 33 years of age, Gibson, LA was arrested on 01/11/21 at 3:21 pm
Charges: Warrant FTA Possession of Marijuana
Warrant FTA Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Warrant FTA Headlights required
Warrant Criminal Damage to Property
Delozier turned himself in on warrants for arrest at Morgan City Police Department. Delozier was booked into the Morgan City Police Department Jail.
Phillip Aucoin, 50 years of age, Berwick, LA was arrested on 01/12/21 at 2:21 am.
Charges: Warrant FTA Pay Probation Fees-Possession of Marijuana
Warrant FTA Pay Fine-Possession of Marijuana
Warrant FTA for Arraignment 16th JDC
Aucoin was stopped by officers who checked warrants and found Aucoin to have warrants from City Court of Morgan City and 16th JDC. Aucoin was placed under arrest and booked into the Morgan City Police Department Jail.
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Вероніка Романівна Джиоєва (, ) — російська оперна співачка (сопрано). Солістка Новосибірського академічного театру опери та балету. Заслужена артистка РФ (2018).

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Народилася 29 січня 1979 року в місті Цхінвалі Південної Осетії. За її словами, любов до опери та музики прищепив тато: "У Палаці піонерів, де я займалася музикою. Мені було 13 років. Я виконувала народні танці — узбецькі, циганські, осетинські, російські. Костюми мені шила тітка — сестра тата. І я, отже, таким чином все місто радувала. Я сама писала запрошення та роздавала сусідам, ставила на вулиці лавочки та говорила: "Ввечері буде мій концерт о 6-й годині. Виходьте, я вам співатиму! І всі мої сусіди виходили, а я їм танцювала, співала… «

Навчалася у Владикавказькому училищі мистецтв ім. В. А. Гергієва (педагог М. І. Хестанова), у 2000—2005 рр. навчалася у Санкт-Петербурзькій консерваторії (клас професора Т. Д. Новиченко). Під час навчання брала участь у вокальних конкурсах, серед яких перемоги у Maria Callas Grand Prix (Афіни, 2005), Конкурсі ім. Глінки», міжнародному конкурсі «Янтарний соловей» (Калінінград, 2006), Міжнародному конкурсі імені Клаудії Таев (Пярну, 2007), Всеросійському конкурсі оперних співаків (Санкт-Петербург, 2005), Міжнародному конкурсі імені М. І. Глінки (Астрахань, 2003), Міжнародному конкурсі World Vision та Всеросійському конкурсі імені П. І. Чайковського.

У 2006 році прийнята до Новосибірського театру опери та балету. 2011 року брала участь у всеросійському телеконкурсі оперних співаків «Велика опера», в якому посіла перше місце. З 2010 року — запрошена солістка Большого театру.

У 2009 році Вероніці присвоєно почесні звання «Заслужена артистка Республіки Північна Осетія — Аланія» та «Заслужена артистка Республіки Південна Осетія».

2014 року подарував співачці звання Народної артистки Осетії, номінацію на премію «Золота маска» — «Найкраща жіноча роль» за партію Єлизавети Валуа від Великого Театру Росії. У тому ж році вона отримала премію «Людина Року» республіки Південна Осетія.

Виконує як запрошена співачка провідні партії у найкращих світових театрах, серед яких: Х'юстонська опера, Великий театр, Маріїнський, Великий театр Женеви, театр Ла Монне у Брюсселі, Празька опера, Фінська національна опера, Оперний театр Барі, Театр Комуналі у Болоньї, Театр Палермо (Італія), театр Реал (Мадрид), Філармонічний театр у Вероні, Гамбурзька державна опера.

Працювала з такими диригентами як Маріс Янсонс, Валерій Гергієв, Тревор Пінок, Інго Метцмахер, Теодор Курентзіс, Жак Ван Стін, Даніеле Калегарі, Маріо Кармінатті, Хартмут Хенхен… На сцені співпрацювала з такими режисерами, як Едріан Ноу Азорін та інші.

У березні 2020 року дебютувала в партії Одабелли опери «Аттіла» у постановці Ільдара Абдразакова.

У вересні 2020 року дебютувала в партії Леонори опери «Трубадур» у постановці Фінської національної опери.

Партії

 У Большому театрі

 Мімі («Богема» Дж. Пуччіні)
 Донна Ельвіра («Дон Жуан» В. А. Моцарта)
 Горислава («Руслан та Людмила» М. Глінки)
 Лю (Турандот) Дж. Пуччіні)
 Єлизавета (Дон Карлос Дж. Верді)

 В інших театрах

 Мімі («Богема» Дж. Пуччіні)
 Мюзетта (Богема) Дж. Пуччіні)
 Донна Ельвіра («Дон Жуан» В. А. Моцарт)
 Горислава («Руслан та Людмила» М. Глінка)
 Лю (Турандот) Дж. Пуччіні)
 Єлизавета Валуа (Дон Карлос) Дж. Верді)
 Амелія («Бал-маскарад» Дж. Верді)
 Фіорділіджі («Так чинять усі жінки» В. А. Моцарт)
 Графіня («Весілля Фігаро» В. А. Моцарт)
 Урусова («Бояриня Морозова» Р. А. Щедрін)
 Земфіра («Алеко» С. Рахманінов)
 Тетяна («Євгеній Онєгін» П. І. Чайковський)
 Віолетта («Травіату» Дж. Верді)
 Мікаела («Кармен» Ж. Бізе)
 Леді Макбет («Макбет») Дж. Верді)
 Таїс (Таїс) Ж. Масне)
 Ярославна («Князь Ігор» О. Бородін)
 Марфа («Царська наречена» М. Римський Корсаков)
 Березня («Пасажирка» М.Вайнберг)
 Марія Стюарт («Марія Стюарт» Г. Доніцетті)
 Аїда («Аїда» Дж. Верді)
 Єлизавета (Тангейзер) Р. Вагнер)
 Іоланта («Іоланта» П. І. Чайковський)
 Сестра Анжеліка («Сестра Анжеліка») Дж. Пуччіні)
 Леонора («Трубадур» Верді)
 Дездемона («Отелло» Дж. Верді)
 Турандот (Турандот) Дж. Пуччіні)
 Туга («Туга» Дж. Пуччіні)
 Тамара («Демон» А.) Рубінштейн)
 Мадіна («Бреш» Ж. А. де Зігана)
 Одабелла («Аттіла» Дж. Дж. Верді)

Виконувала партії сопрано у «Реквіємах» Верді та Моцарта, Другої симфонії Малера, Дев'ятої симфонії Бетховена, «Великої меси» Моцарта, поемі Рахманінова «Дзвони».

Родина

 Батько — Роман Герасимович Джіоєв, радянський штангіст, Заслужений майстер спорту СРСР.
 Сестра — Інга, юрист
 Брат — Шаміль, спортсмен
 Син — Роман
 Дочка — Адріана

Нагороди

 Заслужена артистка Південної Осетії
 Переможець конкурсу «Велика опера»
 Диплом фестивалю «Золота маска» (2008)
 Заслужена артистка РСО-Аланія (2009)
 Народна артистка РСО-Аланія (2014)
 Заслужена артистка Росії (2018)
 Медаль «На славу Осетії» (2020)

Примітки

Посилання

 Вероніка Джіоєва  на сайті Большого театру

 Вероніка Джиоєва на сайті Новосибірського театру опери та балету

Уродженці Цхінвалі
Народились 1979
Народились 29 січня
Заслужені артисти Росії
Оперні співаки XX століття
Російські оперні співаки
Оперні співаки СРСР
Персоналії за алфавітом


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April 2020 /0 Comments/in Announcements /by raslade
JOYCE HYDE (née Banfield) of St Neots, and formerly of Heamoor and Penzance, passed away on 23rd March 2020, aged 88 years. A much loved mum, grandmother and great-grandmother.
A private cremation has taken place in Cambridge, with a service of thanksgiving in Penzance to be announced at a later date. Donations for Alzheimer's Research UK may be sent c/o Kingfisher Independent Funeral Services, Gate Lodge, Cemetery Road, St Neots PE19 2BX. Tel (01480) 471001
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Both Meat Puppets and Queens put on fantastic shows but horrifyingly enough there wasn't any energy to the crowd whatsoever.
That is surprising me. I was under the impression that both those groups were fairly popular. Atleast with underground audiences.
Not Meat Puppets, they're barely still able to tour. Cris Kirkwood went on a heroin bender in the mid-nineties and they haven't been the same since. Thankfully he kicked it, but damn, they're pushing 30 years now. To tell the truth their tours are probably still fueled off the success of Backwater, which is depressing because they definitely still have it together.
I kinda feel bad not seeing Derrick Bostrom as a part of the group but oh well.
Best gig -- Cat Empire. Hands down it was ace!
first ever was NKOTB in 1989 or something. i was young. very very young.
first concert-spice girls in 1998.
I bet that was fun. Height of their popularity was around that time right?
I was completely obsessed with the Spice Girls in around 1996. At that time, aged 8, I would have died to go see them in concert!
my first was...the shirelles-roy hamilton...my best...the classic temptations.
Hmmm... My first was the Euro 96 concert at Old Trafford - Madness, M People and Simply Red.
My best concert - It's either Pendulum or Feeder because the atmosphere was immense at both.


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How to Choose a Mechanical Pencil or Lead Holder.
What is the difference between a mechanical pencil and a lead holder?
Mechanical pencils have the thinner leads. Usually available in .3mm, .5mm, .7mm and .9mm. Mechanical pencil and automatic pencils are the same product.
Lead Holders handle thicker lead. At one time lead holders were made to accommodate 1.3mm, 2mm and 3mm lead, but over time the 2mm has become the standard and is now the only commonly available size.
Lead is rated first by the diameter of the lead. The smallest common lead is the .3mm, followed by the .5mm, .7mm, .9mm and then the largest is the 2mm (which only fits the Lead Holders). As a side note, the 2mm is similar in diameter to your standard writing pencil.
Lead density is commonly referred to as "hardness." The softer the lead density the wider the line from a single pass of the pencil, but also the lighter the density of the mark. Conversely, the harder leads make a finer line with a darker density. The lead found in most of the consumer mechanical pencils purchased at Super Centers is usually HB or H.
For reference lead from softest to hardest is 6B, 5B, 4B, 3B, 2B, B, HB, F, H, 2H, 3H, 4H, 5H, 6H, 7H, 8H & 9H.
Common Available options for mechanical pencils & lead holders.
Some pencils are equipped with a sliding sleeve, which refers to the narrow metal shaft that extends out of the tip of the mechanical pencil barrel. Though all mechanical pencils have sleeves, a sliding sleeve is less common. The sliding sleeve retracts into the shaft of the pencil, when not in use. This keeps the shaft true and unbent and keeps the pencil from piercing clothing, etc, when not in use.
As it sounds, this is an area toward the tip of the pencil that has a metal grip encircling the shaft. It is similar to the surface of a cheese grater.


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Q: In Swift, How to init an optional enum as nil in a struct? I have an enum called Foo in type of String.
I have a struct called MyStruct, which has an optional Foo instance that I want it to be nil initially.
Also MyStruct has a failable initializer.
Problem: When I make MyStruct have both failable initializer and optional Foo instance which will be nil initially, my build fails and I get "Segmentation fault: 11."
There is no problem when I rename MyStruct as MyClass and change its type as class.
Is there anyone can tell me why I cannot use both failable initializer and optional enum initialized as nil in a struct?
import Foundation

enum Foo: String {
    case Bla = "blabla"
}

public struct MyStruct {
    var myEnum: Foo?

    public init?() {}
}

var myStruct = MyStruct()
if let myEnum = myStruct?.myEnum {
    println("myEnum is not nil => \(myEnum.rawValue)")
} else {
    println("myEnum is nil")
}

A: The crash is coming from your empty init?() method. It's a compiler bug, and you should open a radar about it. The problem is that there's no way for this function to actually fail, and Swift doesn't like that. The following will compile for instance (but will still crash if ignoreme is a Bool):
var ignoreme = 0

public struct MyStruct {
    var myEnum: Foo?

    public init?() {
        if ignoreme != 0 { return nil }
    }
}

Sometimes (but not always) the compiler gets confused when init?() has no actual failure cases.


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Purwodadi is a district in Musi Rawas Regency, South Sumatra, Indonesia.

Administrative villages
Karanganyar consists of 11 villages (kelurahan or desa) namely:
Bangun Sari
Karyadadi
Kerto Sari
Mangun Harjo
Mardi Harjo
Pagersari
Purwakarya
Purwodadi
Rejo Sari
Sadar Karya
Tri Karya

References

External links

Districts of South Sumatra


Invest Northern Ireland's Chief Executive, Alastair Hamilton, is travelling to Farnborough International Airshow (FIA) on 19 July, with six local companies to promote the NI aerospace sector.
One of the biggest events within the global aerospace calendar, Farnborough, which runs from 19-25 July, offers local companies the opportunity to showcase their capabilities in an international setting, which features the latest technology within the global aerospace, defence, space and security industries.
The six local firms will be exhibiting on Invest NI's Northern Ireland Aerospace group stand at the Airshow. The previous Farnborough Airshow, held in 2008, proved to be a record-breaking year for the industry with over 153,000 visitors and £60 billion worth of orders announced during the show.
Alastair Hamilton said: "Aerospace is one of Northern Ireland's most technologically advanced industries. With annual sales of £800m and employing over 7,200 people, Invest NI is committed to supporting growth in the sector and ensuring local companies have every opportunity to promote their world class capabilities.


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Q: How get String before hyphen in XSLT I want yo get the first name initial and last name.
Input :
<root>
  <ele str="Great Success-Turbo Pat(by Sundon) [Cheeky Pat 8m(Monarchy)"/>
  <ele str="Brylin Boyz-Scallywag"/>
  <ele str="Majestic Son-Be Bee"/>
</root>

Output
<names>Great Success</name>
<names>Brylin Boyz</name>
<names>Majestic Son</name>

Tried Code:
<xsl:template match="root/name">
  <names>
    <xsl:value-of select="@str" />
  </name>
</xsl:template>

I am using XSLT 2.0. Thank you

A: You need to use fn:substring-before() :
<xsl:template match="ele">
  <name>
    <xsl:value-of select="substring-before(@str, '-')" />
  </name>
</xsl:template>


After a day in Itta Bena, Mississippi, we were no closer to finding Lewis Nordan. No one we'd met actually knew him or his work, or even cared much to hear about it. Using the books as maps led to contradictions and dead ends; names of recognizable sites shift across his stories and novels. Even in his memoir, Nordan changes names and flat out invents things.


I tried really hard to come up with a clever name for this blog post. I won't share any of the potential names; let's just say that they were super cheesy. Embarrassingly cheesy. So I decided to keep it simple.
I wasn't sure how I was going to approach this review. Or if I was going to write it at all. Instead of drawing out this introduction any more than necessary, I'll just cut to the chase.
Last Thursday, a friend and I went to Root, a 3-week-old restaurant in Richmond Heights. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals, and even though the restaurant wasn't terribly busy, I simply chalked it up to the fact that it was so new. After all, it's not unusual for a new restaurant to be empty; at least until word of mouth spreads around and more customers check it out.
At one point, the owner, Brian Hardesty, came over and chatted with us about Root. He was excited about its future, and even informed us of the new menu that was set to roll out in a few days. It was all super exciting stuff.
Bud Starr, the owner of the building that housed Root, decided to shut down the restaurant.
Feast Magazine and STL Mag both did a fine job of explaining the situation in detail, so I won't try to capture it all here. Take a minute and read both articles. It's pretty interesting stuff.
So that left me in a bit of a pickle. I'm certainly no stranger to blogging about closed restaurants; Jeff Ruby's closed a few months after I posted my review on the blog, and so did Terrene. Oh, and who can forget my blog post about Newstead Tower? I blogged about their last week in service (and sort of tore them apart in the process). Fun fact: that remains my most popular (in terms of clicks) blog post to this day. Just thinking about all of the flak (and hate mail!) I received as a result of that review makes me shake my head in disbelief. Some people have mad love for nasty burgers and atrocious service, let me tell you!
Anyway, while I've blogged about restaurants that ended up shutting down, I was never in a situation where a restaurant shut down before I could even get a review up!
I asked for feedback on Facebook, and eventually decided that it would be only right to blog about my experience at Root. Especially since Brian Hardesty has hinted at a future for Root.
So with no further ado, my review!
Like I said, I visited Root last Thursday night with a friend. I was super excited to try the restaurant; I had heard so many great things about it!
We walked in, and I immediately fell in love with the warm atmosphere. Gorgeous!
First things first: a drink! I settled with a Mr. Collins' Mule: vodka, honey syrup, lemon juice, and ginger beer.
This was delicious! It was smooth, sweet, and had just the right amount of kick, thanks to the ginger beer.
Next up? A few appetizers! My friend had visited Root a handful of times, and heartily recommended the creamed lobster with brandy and fried bread.
Look at those huge lobster chunks! The presentation was fantastic, and this tasted just as good as it looked. The creamy lobster melted in my mouth, and paired with the crispy bread, it was perfection.
One thing that caught my eye on the appetizer menu? Seared sweetbreads with oregon truffles. I've been dying to try sweetbreads for as long as I can remember, so I was excited to see it on the menu. What are sweetbreads, you ask? I'm so glad you asked! Sweetbreads are a fancy name for the thymus or the pancreas of the calf. I'm not sure if this was the thymus or the pancreas…care to guess?
Whatever it was, it was certainly tasty! It tasted a lot like breakfast sausage. In fact, if you blindfolded me and fed it to me, that's what I would have guessed. It was juicy, tender, and super flavorful.
I only had a few bites, because I wanted to save room for my entrée! I went with the Duck with Pork Casserole.
This was fantastic! I really enjoyed the crispy top. The inside was stew-like. The tiny ramekin that this dish was served in ensured that my meal stayed super hot. I loved the huge pieces of pork that were in this dish; I couldn't taste any hints of duck, though. It was still very good!
My friend ordered the Preserved wild boar shoulder with bacon marmalade. I failed to get a decent picture (low lighting is not my friend!), but I had a bite, and it was delicious.
We also ordered a side of cheesy grits to share.
They were creamy, rich, and super duper cheesy. If I wasn't so worried about gaining weight, I'd eat these for breakfast everyday! Mmmm…grits.
Overall, our meal at Root was fantastic. The atmosphere was wonderful, the service was amazing, and while prices were a bit steep, the quality of the food made the cost worth it.
It makes me sad that Root is closed, but I'm hoping that some reincarnation of it will open elsewhere. My fingers are crossed!
See you next week, and have a fantastic weekend!
Sounds like you got all the major hits that night!
I did, Michelle! It was amazing…I'm so sad it's closed!
I don't understand why you would bring up Newstead again and remind us how horrible you thought it was (based on 1 bad experience during the worst time to possibly go to a restaurant for a review.) The place is long closed… continuing to insult it is mean and unprofessional. I don't get the point.