We just finished up our school year here at Camp Silly.
We completed this wonderful series from My Father's World. We used their Kindergarten and First Grade (learn to read programs) and we loved it very much. So much fun!
We are taking a nice LOOOONNNNNGGGG (12 week) summer break to pick and can strawberries, visit DC, vacation in Florida and spend time being completely lazy, taking naps, watching movies, running through sprinklers and eating lots and lots and lots of ice cream.
Yet, we are all very excited about the upcoming school year. We hand selected our science topics and projects -- all just waiting in the closet to be devoured. We received our history literature in the mail and the girls screamed with exciting. It's almost hard to take the summer break (but we need it). Here is "some" of what we will be picking up with in the fall. As much as I just adore MFW, we have decided to take a break from a structured curriculum and do something with less structure, leaving room for more time to explore science & history topics at our own pace.


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Q: How to generate a self-signed certificate in DER format with private key included, using OpenSSL? As the title says:
Using OpenSSL, how do I generate a self-signed certificate in DER format which includes the private key? Is this possible at all?
I have found a myriad of posts which explain how to join a certificate and the corresponding private key into a file in PFX format, but this is not what I'm after.
Background:
Actually, I need to import that certificate into the Windows certificate store. But I'd still like to generate the certificate / key using Linux / OpenSSL.
I first tried to generate the certificate in PEM format and just appended the private key file (also in PEM format) to it. Windows certificate management could import that file, but lost the private key (it correctly shows the certificate, but claims that I don't have a private key for it).
Next I took the certificate and the private key and joined them into a PFX file. The problem with that is that OpenSSL is not able to generate a PFX file without an export password for the private key. Windows certificate management can import that PFX file (including the private key), but the service which should use the certificate refuses using it with obscure error messages. I have put two days into debugging, but to no avail. Perhaps the export password is the problem (although the Windows certificate subsystem hopefully doesn't ask for it once the certificate has been imported).
So my last hope is to generate a DER file containing the certificate along with the private key. I know that it is possible to put a certificate and a private key into a DER file because I can create such files using Windows tools. But how do I do that under Linux / OpenSSL?
I am using something like the following script to generate the same certificate in various formats (this is the current version, already tried countless variations):
#!/bin/bash

# Generate RSA key
openssl genrsa -out key.pem 4096

# Generate certificate request
openssl req -new -nodes -key key.pem -out csr.pem -subj /CN=DAX

# Generate self-signed certificate (sign the certificate request)
openssl req -x509 -nodes -sha256 -days 36500 -key key.pem -in csr.pem -out cert.pem

# Add some extensions ...
openssl x509 -extfile /etc/ssl/pp-openssl.cnf -sha256 -days 36500 -signkey key.pem -in cert.pem -out ext.pem

# Append private key to the PEM certificate
cat key.pem >> ext.pem

# Create PFX and DER formats
openssl pkcs12 -nodes -export -out cert.pfx -inkey key.pem -in ext.pem
openssl x509 -outform der -out cert.cer -in ext.pem

The last line obviously strips the private key (does not include it into the DER file), although it is included in the PEM input file.
Update

I know that it is possible to put a certificate and a private key into
  a DER file because I can create such files using Windows tools.

It turned out that this statement which I have made above is wrong. I have misinterpreted my test results - see my comments below. In short, it is not possible to have a certificate and a private key in the same DER file.
However, I am leaving the original question as-is for future reference.

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Haiku is an unincorporated community in Maui County on the island of Maui in the state of Hawaii. For United States Census purposes, it is part of the Haiku-Pauwela, Hawaii census-designated place, which also includes Pauwela. It was named for the ancient Hawaiian land section of Haʻikū, which means "talk abruptly" or "sharp break" in the Hawaiian language.
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Dividend stripping
Swiss bank turns tables on German lawyer in tax evasion case
By: Volker Votsmeier, Sönke Iwersen
A German attorney faces an unusual trial in Switzerland for exposing a financial scandal involving J. Safra Sarasin, the Basel-based lender.
Worked magic with somebody else's money.
Eckart Seith helped to uncover one of Germany's biggest tax avoidance scandals but now faces prosecution in Switzerland, home to the bank he identified as an alleged culprit, on a charge of industrial espionage.
The case is politically sensitive and the German embassy in Switzerland will dispatch an official to monitor proceedings that are due to open in a court in Zurich on March 26. If things turn out badly for Seith, a 61-year-old German lawyer, he could be sentenced to 3-1/2 years in prison.
His testimony contributed to uncovering so-called dividend stripping that deprived the German state of some €12 billion ($13.6 billion) through unwarranted tax refunds.
The practice, shut down in 2011 when authorities closed the loophole that had made it possible, involves buying shares in a company just before it pays out dividends to shareholders, and then selling them again shortly afterwards. By carrying out these transactions with borrowed money – short-selling – the investors were able to sell the shares at a loss without losing any actual money.
The "loss" led them to claim multiple tax exemptions, ultimately lowering the taxes they had to pay on their overall capital gains revenues.
Profits from German taxes
Prosecutors across Germany have opened investigations with mountains of files piling up in Munich, Stuttgart, Frankfurt and Düsseldorf. The biggest has been amassed by officials in Cologne following a criminal complaint filed by Seith.
The lawyer has delved into the bewildering jungles of German tax law for his client Erwin Müller, founder of the Müller drugstore chain. Müller had invested in a number of dividend-stripping deals and insisted he didn't know that his profit on the deals in effect came from German tax coffers.
The Art of Evasion
As the financial world was getting to grips with the cum-ex scandal, a Munich bank allegedly helped a charitable art company evade €30 million in capital gains tax.
In 2011, when he invested a further €50 million in another dividend-stripping venture, the tax authority refused to play ball and Müller lost his return along with the bulk of his investment. That's when he turned to Seith. The lawyer blamed Swiss bank J. Safra Sarasin which had recommended the deals and had earned a fee with its advice.
Müller sued the bank for damages and told Seith to inform the Federal Central Tax Office in early 2013. A criminal complaint against the bank followed at the end of 2013 on suspicion of "fraud in a particularly serious case."
"We could prove with our findings that the bank and its helpers defrauded customers," said Seith. He and Müller handed all the information he had gathered to Cologne state prosecutor Anne Brorhilker: internal Sarasin presentations, invoices, client lists and contracts.
Defendant strikes back
That, in turn, made Sarasin suspicious. Where did Seith get all those internal documents? It responded with its own criminal complaint – betrayal of secrets – against alleged informants.
Swiss authorities duly arrested Volker S., a former senior employee of Sarasin responsible for compliance, and customer adviser Bernhard V. on suspicion of meeting Seith and giving him incriminating documents about the bank. They will join him in the dock next month.
The gloves are off on both sides. Seith disclosed an email by a high-ranking Sarasin lawyer to a Swiss prosecutor dated July 30, 2014, in which he appeared to offer a surveillance service. "We have information that lawyer Eckart Seith is in Mallorca," the lawyer wrote. "I can provide you with further details if that is of interest." The prosecutor answered an hour later: "Thank you for your message."
Cum Ex Deals
Billionaires Battle Over Dividend Stripping Losses
A dispute between Portuguese billionaire Américo Amorim and Brazilian banker Joseph Safra is the latest chapter in the cum-ex scandal, in which banks and investors exploited a legal loophole to receive multiple refunds of capital gains taxes. Mr. Amorim and other major business figures invested large sums in funds operated by Luxembourg firm Sheridan.
Seith doesn't know what was in the further correspondence, but the tone suggests that the bank and the Swiss authorities were in touch about him. Did Sarasin have Seith spied on and then report back to the prosecutor's office? Neither the bank nor prosecutors wanted to comment on the email exchange.
Swoop on Sarasin
The details Seith gave German prosecutors got the Swiss bank into a lot of trouble. German investigators and their Swiss colleagues searched more than 20 offices and homes in October 2014, including Sarasin offices in Basel and Zurich. They listed more than 30 people as suspects including Eric Sarasin, the deputy head of the bank. He left the lender in 2014 and the prosecutor's office dropped its investigation against him for a payment of €200,000. But many other banks in Germany and abroad are under suspicion in the dividend-stripping scandal, with over 100 people facing charges in Cologne alone.
Eckart Seith believes the law is on his side. He has also managed to get back the millions of euros lost by his client, Erwin Müller. "The Stuttgart high court found that Herr Müller was not remotely aware of the true business model of the funds," Seith said. "The court was also convinced that my client would never have taken up the bank's offers if he had been."
He sees the case against him as a test of Switzerland's legal system. "This is about a German lawyer's exposure of serious misconduct by a Swiss bank." he said.
Sönke Iwersen leads Handelsblatt's team of investigative reporters. Volker Votsmeier is an investigative reporter for the publication. David Crossland adapted this story into English. To contact the authors: [email protected], [email protected]


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De Propaganda Filoni: "Chief of Staff" Becomes "Red Pope"
(SVILUPPO: As duly foreseen, everything noted below -- Filoni to Propaganda, and the appointment of his successor as Sostituto -- officially came to pass at Roman Noon Tuesday with the moves' respective announcements in the Bollettino of the Holy See Press Office.)
After less than four years in the post that's principally responsible for overseeing the machinery of the Roman Curia -- essentially the Vatican's answer to the White House chief of staff -- Archbishop Fernando Filoni's reportedly off to redder pastures.
As early as tomorrow, the 65 year-old Sostituto (Substitute) of the Secretary of State is expected to be named the next prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples -- the venerable Vatican office still widely known by its name of centuries past, De Propaganda Fide (the Propogation of the Faith).
The move buzzed about for weeks, its timing was given earlier today by the most prescient of the Italian vaticanisti, Andrea Tornielli, now of La Stampa.
His ex officio elevation to the college of cardinals essentially a lock at the next consistory, the prefect of the dicastery that oversees the Catholic world's vast reaches of mission territory is traditionally dubbed the "Red Pope" as a reflection of both the power his congregation wields... and, indeed, the blood far too frequently shed by persecuted Christians in the mission lands. Among other instances of the Prop's clout, the office's sizable resources (burnished by income from its long-maintained Roman real-estate holdings) provide a significant amount of funding to the efforts of the developing church, and the congregation's cardinals are responsible for recommending appointees to the episcopacy in mission areas, a task which falls to the Congregation for Bishops only in more established locales.
(While the continental US emerged from over a century of Prop Fide's oversight in 1913, just one of these shores' 197 local churches continues to be supervised by the mission office: Alaska's 410,000 square-mile Fairbanks diocese, whose 20 active priests each have to cover a territory roughly the size of West Virginia... just in case anyone else thought they had it tough.)
Provided the report pans out, the Evangelization post would continue its predominant modern tradition of going to a diplomat -- an especially useful background for the job, given the church-state clashes that often arise in places where Catholics are a pronounced minority. And in this case, moreover, the presumed choice has extensive experience in the mission church... above all, in what's arguably become its most hurting hot-spot.
Prior to his return to the Home Office in 2007, Filoni served as a staffer at the papal nunciatures in Sri Lanka and Iran, but ultimately for six years as apostolic nuncio in Iraq, a tenure which spanned both the US-led invasion and the country's post-Sadaam descent into chaos -- and during which time, so it's said, he was the lone diplomatic mission-chief who declined to leave Baghdad. Given the high profile of Iraq's hemorrhaging Christian community -- some 60 of whom were massacred in its capital's Syriac-Catholic cathedral last October, with most of the rest who haven't fled living in a constant state of fear -- the connection between Filoni's past and future is of no small significance, and in it lies another sign of the Holy See's particularly intense concern for the church there, which has been much in evidence since before the first Gulf War. (Further underscoring the church's challenge in today's volatile Middle East was the weekend's news out of Egypt, where a dozen Coptic Christians were killed after riots that began with the burning of one of their churches by Muslims. According to reports, nearly 200 of the perpetrators have been arrested, and nearly 230 people were injured as a result of the violence.)
At the same time, an ever more pressing area on the Prop's docket is China, as shown by Pope Benedict's late 2010 appointment of the Hong Kong Salesian Savio Hon as the office's new #2, becoming the first ever Chinese named a senior Vatican official. While the freshly-elevated deputy is now understood to be serving as Rome's lead point-man on matters pertaining to Beijing and the Mainland's difficult divide between the state-sanctioned Patriotic Catholic Association and the sizable underground church which has maintained its loyalty to Rome, Filoni likewise happens to bring an unusual amount of his own Chinese exposure, having served the better part of the 1990s as part of the Hong Kong-based "study mission" which, though formally accredited to the nunciature in Manila, served as the Holy See's discreet "bridge" to the Chinese Mainland.
The next Propaganda chief will succeed Cardinal Ivan Dias -- himself a three-decade veteran of the diplomatic corps -- who was transferred to the post from the archbishopric of Bombay in 2006. Having just turned 75 last month, the cardinal's retirement is coming atypically early for a Curial chief due to years of reportedly intensifying diabetes, the impact of which is said to have left him in declining health.
Back at the Big House, though, so the consensus goes, the next Sostituto is likewise tipped to come from another historically fraught (but, of late, notably improving) church-state scenario, with the nuncio to Cuba, 62 year-old Archbishop Giovanni Angelo Becciu (above, con Caridad de Cobre), widely reported as holding the "pole position" to take over the "guts" of the Holy See's day-to-day operations. (On a side-note, given the difficulty the Holy See's had in its communications efforts and getting up to speed with new technologies -- all of which falls within the Sostituto's remit -- if Becciu's presence on Facebook is any indicator, the process should jump-start in short order.)
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A month from next week, the pontiff's first major "cabinet" pick following his election -- his own successor at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, LA-born Cardinal William Levada -- reaches the retirement age.
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The trends of blockchain in environmental management research: a bibliometric analysis
Jin, S., and H. Chang. 2022. "The Trends of Blockchain in Environmental Management Research: A Bibliometric Analysis." Environmental Science and Pollution Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-022-19856-x.
The emergence of blockchain technology has brought about disruptive challenges in multiple fields. Blockchain research has come into the global spotlight, particularly in the field of environmental management. The decentralized mechanism of blockchain conflicts with the centralized structure of environmental management; however, there is a need to review the literature on blockchain and its potential in environmental management. In this paper, we performed a bibliometric analysis to investigate publications on environmental management based on blockchain (EMBB) in the Web of Science (WOS). The distribution by journal, author, organization and keywords were measured by R Package in a descriptive analysis. The network analysis of research themes was visualized in VOS Viewer. The results show that research on EMBB is still in its infancy and lacks case studies. In terms of research trends, we conclude by suggesting future directions in EMBB. In summary, we propose a blockchain-based environmental management framework to provide a reference for regulators. The governance framework will inform policy by unravelling the challenges and opportunities presented by technological change for decision makers in environmental governance. © 2022, The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature.


Whisk together the lemon juice, olive oil, garlic, oregano, mint, cumin, paprika, salt and pepper in a medium bowl. Add the pieces of chicken and turn so they are well covered. Cover and put in the fridge for at least 2 hours, but all day or overnight also good.
Before you start cooking, cut the chunk of cucumber in half, remove the seeds in the middle and discard. Coarsely grate the rest of the cucumber then gently squeeze most of the liquid. Put the drained cucumber in a small bowl and add the yogurt, lemon juice, olive oil and garlic (plus mint, if using). Mix together and set aside until needed (chill if any more than around 15-20min).
Warm the grill to a medium heat then put the pieces of chicken on to cook. Turn once or twice and cook until cooked through, a good 3-5min a side depending on thickness.
Once cooked slice up then make up each pitta wrap with a couple slices of tomato, a few slices of chicken and a good spoonful of tzatziki, spread over the chicken.
We love tzatziki sauce and grilling the chicken sounds like it would make an awesome gyro. Pinned and sharred!
Thanks Quinn, it's a delicious combination!
Your version sounds amazing. I love gyros.
Thanks Wendy! They're a great easy meal.
I have some chicken tenderloin pieces to use up and some yogurt! I think this would be perfect to try! THanks for the great idea!
Sounds like the perfect excuse to give these a try! Enjoy.
This looks delicious, Caroline. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Camilla, they're easy and so tasty!
Chicken gyro is one of my fave sandwiches. I had a skillet version on the menu but I think it needs to be a grilled version. YOUR grilled version.
Thanks Christie, the grilling definitely adds that bit extra flavor.
I love a chicken souvlaki gyro!
Yum! I love gyros and can't wait to try your recipe!
Perfect summer meal, filling but not heavy!
Thanks Jolene, that's exactly right!
I can easily see this being a favorite in my home. I love Greek food.
It's a favorite of mine too, in fact Mediterranean in general. Enjoy!
Caroline, this gyro with tzatziki is making my mouth water! What a fun trip for you and your family! We went to Paris and Martinique with our family in the past two years and thoroughly enjoyed diving into French cuisine and culture. Greece and Cypress are definitely on my must do list!
Thanks Lisa, it was a great trip – both a bit of relaxing and got to see the sights of Athens, finally. And Cyprus is lovely too – friendly and great food definitely help!


As the week leading into Florida Atlantic's visit to No. 9 Wisconsin dragged on and Hurricane Irma threatened South Florida, FAU athletic director Pat Chun was faced with a decision.
Should the Owls continue with their plans to fly to Madison, Wis., or should the team cancel the trip and release coaches and players to prepare for the storm?
Schools around the state were faced with similar decisions. Miami was the first school to nix a road game at Arkansas State. USF canceled an away game to Connecticut. Florida, Florida State and UCF all canceled home games. FIU played its home game against Alcorn State in Birmingham, Ala., on Friday night.
As the college football cancellations piled up, FAU stuck out like an outlier. But because it was planning on evacuating the area and heading to Wisconsin, a last-minute switch would have left coaches and players unprepared to face a major hurricane, Chun said.
After the Owls' 31-14 loss to the Badgers, FAU coach Lane Kiffin said "at one point, I thought we weren't coming." FAU got paid $1.2 million to play the game, according to the game contract.
Read the entire article at Sun-Sentinel.com.


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Singani 63
A distilled spirit known by few outside of Bolivia's borders caught the eye – or, rather, taste buds – of an Academy Award-winning director (Traffic) during the making of one of his films. It struck him so powerfully, it kickstarted The Steven Soderbergh Adventure – and brought the world Singani63.
From that moment on, Singani would no longer be Bolivia's best-kept secret
During the filming of Che in Bolivia in the early-2000s, director, producer, screenwriter, cinematographer and editor Steven Soderbergh was given a taste of the nation's high valley spirit: Singani.
From that moment on, Singani would no longer be Bolivia's best-kept secret, and bringing the beauty of this spirit to the wider world would become something of a mission for Mr. Soderbergh. He bought distribution rights, branded it as Singani63, and invited anyone and everyone to try his new-found favorite liquor. Since its world premiere, Singani63 has taken home an impressive gold medal from the International Craft Spirits Awards.
The Mechanics of a 500-Year-Old Spirit
Singani is a clear spirit, distilled from Alexandria Muscat grapes grown in the high valleys of Bolivia – situated at an elevation of over 5,250 feet above sea level. It was first produced in the 16th century by monastic communities after the Spanish arrived in South America, and is now classified as both a Domain of Origin (DO) and Geographical Indication (GI), meaning that – just like Tequila or Champagne – real Singani can only be produced in certain designated areas.
Singani63 Bolivia
The grapes used in the production of Singani are harvested just once per year, and the harvest is undertaken mostly by hand due to the steep Andean slopes that they're grown on. Once gathered, the finest grapes are hand-selected. These are then fermented, and distilled in stainless steel tanks for six months; they undergo no wood barrel aging, blending, or exposure to additives of any kind. The resulting spirit is then bottled, and clocks in at the 80% proof mark.
It is advised to first try Singani on its own
How to Consume Singani63
Singani is celebrated for its clarity, purity, and uniqueness of flavor, which comes about as a result of its high altitude terroir, and the lack of any intervention or additives in its production. It is a cousin to Pisco, a brandy made of several grape varietals in regions of Chile and Peru, and in international trade law, it is itself classified as a brandy.
Campari Ice Cube Cocktail with Singani63. Photo credit Singani
However, many will disregard this labeling as a blanket misnomer, as it contains no sulfates, colorants, or extensive aging, and as such fits more comfortably into the eau-de-vie classification. But as a unique spirit in its own right, Singani has a very clean, smooth, and soft profile. It successfully combines floral, citrus and spice notes, together with an approachability which is difficult to resist.
The oldest documented Singani cocktail dates back to around 1608 when Potosi miners mixed Singani with hot milk and spices in order to produce a warming drink. Resources were sparse in that time and place, but today, the possibilities for mixing Singani are broad and exciting.
Because of its exceptionally unique flavor profile, it is advised to first try Singani on its own, the way it's most often and most traditionally consumed. But, given that it is a clear, unaged spirit, it also plays very nicely in a wide variety of cocktails, from a simple mix of ginger beer to an alternative base for a sour or martini.
Singani63. Photo credit Singani
Where to Find Singani63
Singani, or Singani63 to the rest of the world outside Bolivia, is still rather low-profile – you're not about to find it at the local liquor store or the corner dive bar just yet. That being said, you can buy it online (in states and countries where it's legal to ship-to-home), or find it at the best bars in the city (and the world), like Pegu Club, Employees Only, and Death & Co. A complete list can be found on Singani63's website.
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Home » Blog » Oral Health & Wellbeing » Water Fluoridation … Sanity or Insanity?
The following press release by the Waikato District Health Board on Tuesday, 15 January 2013, is a strong testimonial and evidence of the benefits of adding fluoride to our water. After the lastest desicion by Hamilton City Council to stop water fluoridation all dentists will consider moving to Hamilton … No Fluoride -> More Cavities -> More work for dentists … 🙂 This is not what we want … prevention is better than cure.
There is overwhelming expert medical support and evidence in favour of adding fluoride to drinking water, says Waikato District Health Board medical officer of health Felicity Dumble.
"It's vital that people know the truth about the benefits of fluoride in drinking-water, particularly as various city and district councils seek community feedback for and against the issue," she said.
The latest council to reconsider its decision is Thames-Coromandel. It sought community feedback by Monday January 14. Hearings will be held on Thursday January 24 in the council chambers in Thames.
Hamilton City Council will also seek community consultation on this issue later in the year.
"Fluoride in drinking-water at the correct monitored levels can do a lot of good without doing any harm. It really is that simple," said Dr Dumble.
Waikato DHB recently established a webpage with strong evidence that fluoride in drinking water is a safe, effective and affordable way to reduce tooth decay.
The webpage (www.waikatodhb.health.nz/fluoride) answers common questions about fluoride in drinking water, summarises important facts in a short video by the Ministry of Health, and offers access to an information-rich presentation by Dr Dumble and principal dental officer Rob Aitken.
"There is overwhelming expert medical support in favour of drinking-water fluoridation and this webpage is one way for the public to see this," said Dr Dumble.
She urged the public to use the webpage to remain informed about this issue.
Thames dental surgeon David Fornusek has made a submission to Thames Coromandel District Council.
In it he says he has been in practice in Thames since 1969.
"Those patients that have had the benefit of fluoridated water definitely overall have significant reduction in dental caries compared to those that have not. This is especially evident in young children, teenagers and the elderly –these are stages in life where for a variety of reasons dental caries is often more prevalent.
supply compared to those from non fluoridated areas. Many Thames residents have lived here for all or a large part of their lives. My practice is now treating the third generation of some families from both within and outside the fluoridated supply that started with me in the early seventies," he said.
The annual cost of fluoridating the Thames water supply is $2300.
"I carry out about 100 treatments for young children under general anaesthetic each year at Thames Hospital. At a conservative total cost of $2000 per treatment the taxpayer is being billed $200,000 a year for these procedures so the answer is self evident," said Dr Fornusek.
Recently Waikato District Council voted to extend drinking-water fluoridation to the Hopu Hopu and Te Kauwhata water supplies.
"These places will benefit from healthier teeth, fewer dental bills and less risk of painful toothache," said Dr Dumble.
Numerous international, national and local health organisations support fluoridation. National organisations include the Royal Society of New Zealand, the New Zealand Ministry of Health, The New Zealand Children's Commissioner, the New Zealand Medical Association, the New Zealand Cancer Society and the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society.
So which group are you in the sane one or the insane one? … I know which one we are in.
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Henry Saiz is a Spanish electronic DJ and music producer. Saiz' first productions were released through the Global Underground and Paradigma Musik imprints.  His remix of Lamur by Guy J, released on the Bedrock label, was produced in 2009 after he came to the attention of John Digweed, one of the label's founders. Renaissance Recordings then commissioned the releases of his EPs Artificial Paradises and Madre Noche in 2009 and The Rider in 2010. He produced the Balance 019 compilation, released on June 10, 2011, and has his own record label, Natura Sonoris, which serves as a platform for his own productions as well as those of new artists. In addition to his productions, Saiz has been developing a live show, using a combination of the Akai APC-40 controlling Ableton Live, Access Virus TI Synth and an Ipod Touch.

Career
Henry Saiz' musical career began playing bass with the Spanish black metal band,  NahemaH, his first and only release with the members being the symphonic metal album Chrysalis in 2001. He turned his attention to producing electronic music upon hearing the 2003 progressive house single, A Break In The Clouds, from UK-based producer James Holden.Starting his journey in Spain with underground labels, Saiz soon attracted the attention of UK giants such as Renaissance, Global Underground and Bedrock. His first official single release was in 2006. "My first vinyl releases were special moments for me, when DJ's you've admired your whole life support your music, it's a big feeling to then go on tours to places such as Asia, Australia and South America, and realize just how much the music I'd made was a part of so many people, it's hard to explain just how amazing that was – and still is!" stated Saiz.

Accolades have also followed releases. His own label, Natura Sonoris, won 'Best Label' of 2011 by DJ Magazine and his standout remix of Guy J's Lamur brought him his first "Essential New Tune" from Radio 1's Pete Tong. He was invited to mix his own CD compilation for the prestigious Balance series (also in 2011), a process in which he utilised vinyl, cassette, reel-to-reel tapes and over 100 field recordings that he'd recorded as a pre-teen.

Saiz' 2013 debut LP, Reality Is For Those Who Are Not Strong Enough To Confront Their Dreams, features 17 tracks embodying two years of production and recording. Fusing melodic-hypnotic house, analogue techno and retro-futuristic pop, written and partly recorded amongst a volcanic backdrop in a remote part of Lanzarote, Henry's connection with nature and his surroundings plays a huge role in the album's sonics, according to an interview in Resident Advisor, as well as the many sound recordings that were sent to him via his website – Henry asked his followers to send him sampled noises personal to them in a forward-thinking move to incorporate his fans into the album. The title of the album is a mixed quotation of contemporary philosopher Slavoj Žižek's in his psychoanalytic documentary, The Pervert's Guide to Cinema.

A few years later, Saiz began to crowdfund a kickstarter program, this time conceptualizing and co-producing with friends and fellow Spanish musicians Eloy Serrano and Luis Deltell under the title Henry Saiz & Band. They intended to travel across the globe to record synthesizers and create an audiovisual album featuring videos from the landscape. Securing 813 backers, the group exceeded their fundraising goal in the summer of 2016. By autumn of the same year, the group began their international journey to each of the seven continents, drawing inspiration from the local or indigenous persons and cultures of the land, the natural environment and music and field recordings to create and produce their tracks. Originally scheduled to release in mid-2017, Human was released in 2018.

When quarantining began during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Saiz started a YouTube series of mixes and sets, first with 'At Home with Henry' and later addended with 'MIRAGE' in order to distinguish two separate mixing styles. The former has been chosen to showcase a wide variety of genres, themes and miscellany including and excluding electronic music. The latter, set to run typically on weekends, is geared towards clubbing and dance music.

In late 2022, Saiz announced Henry Saiz & Band would be renamed as Moonlight Wolves, releasing their first single, Gardens By The Bay, in October 2022.

Artistry

Henry Saiz spent his childhood absorbing early Stanley Kubrick soundtracks and explains, "My influences are pretty diverse, taking me all the way from Italo Disco to Black Metal. From Abba [sic] to Aphex Twin, Vangelis and Pink Floyd (via Detroit) – I believe that electronic music can, and should, have a message. The infinite palate of sounds and textures give the power to evoke much more complex feelings and mindscapes than the traditional pop-rock instruments – the fact that you can dance to it in a club doesn't mean it can't transmit a message (and a thrill) to the listener on many levels."

Saiz is a fan of the works of David Foster Wallace and Salvador Dalí. One of his side projects is Hal Incandenza, named after from the protagonist in Wallace's most famous novel, Infinite Jest. Producing under Hal, Saiz experiments in disco-house and experimental pop. It's Saiz' open-minded approach to influence and his background in sound design, working on TV shows, documentaries and commercials, that give his productions the rich cinematic moments and deep atmospherics that are often found. As Saiz explains, "sound design is always a big factor in my music, I love to add sampled soundscapes to my music – it allows me to explore the visual and psychedelic aspects of electronic music that is so important to me."

Discography

Albums

 Reality Is For Those Who Are Not Strong Enough To Confront Their Dreams (2013)
 Reality Addendum (2014)
 [Henry Saiz & Band] Human (2018)
 [H.Haze] triste (2021)

EPs

 Mamut EP (2006)
 Labyrinths Designer EP (2007)
 Liquid Gardens EP (2007)
 Artificial Paradises EP (2009)
 Madre Noche EP (2009)
 The Rider EP (2010)
 It's Not Over (2014)
 Haunted Girl Canyon EP (2014)
 We Drown Together (2015)
 Rituales EP (2015)
 Secrets EP (2016)
 Night Cult EP (2016)
 [Hal Incandenza] Incivitas (2022)

Singles

 You, The Living (2006)
 Vancouver (2008)
 [Guy J & Henry Saiz] Meridian/La Marea (2011)
 All the Evil of This World (feat. Hanin Zueiter) (2013)
 Digital Mirages Vol.1 (2019)

Compilations

 Balance 019 (2011)
 Balance Presents Natura Sonoris (2017)

References

External links
Henry Saiz Official website
Henry Saiz on Soundcloud
'Uncharted' Single Review by Trancefixxed

Year of birth missing (living people)
Living people
Musicians from Madrid
Spanish DJs
Spanish record producers

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Professionals working with children and adolescents need to understand certain stages of substance use, since the negative consequences of alcohol abuse appears faster for younger people than for adults. Interventions with adolescents will differ depending upon what stage of alcohol use/abuse they present at.
Child or adolescent does not use any drugs or alcohol.
Encourage activities that build on a child's or adolescent's strengths and self-esteem (e.g., sports, community activities, art and music classes, participation in faith-bases organizations).
Discuss with the child or adolescent what she would do if she were pressured to use drugs or alcohol.
Child or adolescent infrequently uses tobacco, alcohol or drugs.
Substances are usually obtained from, and used with, friends.
Although associated drug-related problems are uncommon, risks can be serious.
Educate the child or adolescent about potential consequences and health-related risks of tobacco, drug, or alcohol use, stressing the more immediate consequences (e.g., "If you continue to smoke, I believe it will affect your soccer performance").
Stress the importance of not drinking or using drugs and driving, and of not riding with a driver who has been drinking or using drugs.
Develop "rescue plan" with the child or adolescent and parents. A rescue plan should specify that the child or adolescent will receive a ride home if her finds himself in an unsafe situation, including being intoxicated or high, and the commitment that discussion about the behavior will take place at a time when it can be rational.
Child or adolescent uses alcohol or drugs on an occasional but regular basis.
"Social drinking" in adolescents often involves significant binge drinking.
Child or adolescent has experienced adverse consequences associated with use.
Child or adolescent may have had problems with grades, detentions, or suspensions; parents or peers; motor vehicle crashes; injuries; or physical or sexual assaults.
Ask the child or adolescent to consider the link between problems she is having and alcohol or drug use. Remember that helping a child or adolescent become motivated to address her alcohol or drug use is an ongoing process, which begins with highlighting concerns about current behavior.
Discuss concerns and options for change.
Consider an "Abstinence Challenge": "If you can agree to give up drugs/alcohol for a while, this will give us important information about your control over your use. If you can't do it, it probably means that your use has gotten to the point where you may need more professional help.
If the child or adolescent refuses an abstinence challenge, continue to follow up. For example, say, "You have heard what my concerns are. Will you at least give some thought to what I said and come back again to talk more?"
Child or Adolescent engages in ongoing use of drugs or alcohol, despite harm.
Partial or Day Hospital. May be considered for children and adolescents who need more intensive structure and support in order to break to cycle of substance use but are motivated for treatment and are not psychologically dependant. Also used as a transition from more intensive treatments.
Residential Treatment. Should be considered for children and adolescents who are unlikely to be able to stop drug or alcohol us if they remain in their home environment, including children or adolescents who maybe at risk for withdrawal or those with a history or treatment failures in less restrictive settings.
Inpatient Treatment. For children and adolescents who are at significant risk for withdrawal symptoms, who have serious psychiatric disorders or symptoms suicidal, homicidal, psychotic, or acutely dangerous behaviors), or who have failed in other treatment settings.
Child or adolescent is preoccupied with use.
Development of tolerance or withdrawal symptoms.
Increase in risk-taking and dangerous drug-related behaviors.
Refer to formal treatment program (residential or inpatient).
The goal of substance use treatment is abstinence, as control over use is almost impossible to reestablish once lost.
Continue to follow the child or adolescent closely, and ensure that supports and treatment programs are maintained.
Relapse is part of the early process of recovery. Avoid stigmatizing or abandoning the child or adolescent if it occurs.
Relapse can be viewed as a learning opportunity; the level of supports and treatments can be reviewed and increased as indicated.
Source: Adapted, with permission, from Knight JR. (1997). Adolescent substance use: Screening, assessment, and intervention. Contemporary Pediatrics 14(4), :45-72.


We deliver leaflets and magazines for our clients in Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard, Tring, Buckingham, Thame & most nearby towns and villages.
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By employing our services, our clients are able to reach out to their target audience in a series of 'drops'. Once their target areas have been chosen, our team of distributors will deliver their promotional material - leaflets, flyers, postcards or brochures - through every letterbox in said area. We are able to track and confirm delivery of client material through the use of our GPS trackers, carried by all of our delivery staff. Our Delivery Report shows the GPS track for each delivery made, once completed.
Sure2Door can also help with the initial design and printing of your leaflets or flyers, allowing us to cater for clients at all stages of a promotion. What's more, we can also advise you on the best areas to target for your specific campaign, saving you money in the long run by not targeting the wrong areas.
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CGTN: Beijing to Build Pilot Free Trade Zone to Further Open Up Services Industry
5.9.2020 03:53:00 CEST | Business Wire
China's central government will support Beijing in setting up a pilot free trade zone characterizing scientific and technological innovation, opening up of the services sector and the digital economy.
The decision was announced at the opening of the 2020 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) in Beijing on Friday.
"We will support the municipality in developing a national integrated demonstration zone for greater openness in the services sector. It will enable Beijing to take bigger, bolder steps as a trailblazer and gain more experience that would be replicable and scalable," Chinese President Xi Jinping said while addressing the CIFTIS Global Trade in Services Summit via video.
The new zone will serve as a platform of high-standard opening-up for the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, and open up new horizons for reform and opening-up at a higher level, Xi added.
CIFTIS is the first major international economic and trade event held both online and offline by China since the COVID-19 outbreak.
Open and inclusive environment for cooperation
In his speech, Xi called for joint efforts to foster an open and inclusive environment for cooperation, saying the world is going through profound shifts unseen in a century and the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating such changes.
The president said the services sector is unique as it is asset-light but heavy in soft factors of production.
"As such, it requires, more than other sectors, an open, transparent, inclusive and non-discriminatory environment for businesses to grow," he stressed, calling for concerted efforts from all countries to reduce border and behind-the-border barriers constraining the flow of production factors and promote cross-border connectivity.
"We will continue to work on a negative list system for managing cross-border services trade," he noted. "We will develop open platforms for the pilot program of innovative development of the services sector. We will further ease market access for the services sector, and will take greater initiative to increase imports of quality services."
Power of innovation
Xi called for joint efforts to unleash the power of innovation and drive cooperation forward.
"We need to adapt to the trend towards digital-driven, internet-based and smart growth, jointly eliminate the 'digital divide,' and advance digitalization of trade in services," he said.
"China will continue to build bases for featured services export and develop new business forms and models in services trade. China will work with other countries to enhance macro policy coordination, accelerate international cooperation in the digital sector, step up intellectual property protection, and facilitate the vibrant growth of the digital economy and sharing economy," Xi added, noting that such efforts will generate renewed dynamism for the world economy.
Make the 'pie' bigger
President Xi also stressed the importance of promoting mutually beneficial cooperation, saying that to treat each other with sincerity and pursue shared benefits is the key to state-to-state relations in today's world.
"Countries need to forge greater synergy in growing their trade in services, seek new ways and more areas of cooperation, and look for the widest possible converging interests in development so as to make the 'pie' bigger and bigger."
China will use CIFTIS and other platforms, such as the China International Import Expo, to promote policy exchange and experience-sharing, and foster diverse partnerships with foreign governments, international organizations, business associations and enterprises, Xi added.
"China supports the establishment of a global alliance for trade in services. We hope to see more fruits from our practical cooperation so that people in different countries will all benefit from a growing trade in services."
Original article: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-09-04/CIFTIS-2020-Global-Trade-in-Services-Summit-starts-in-Beijing-Tw02PUvgys/index.html
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Servier announce updated overall survival results of exploratory TASCO1 phase II study of LONSURF ® + bevacizumab in a first-line setting for patients with unresectable mCRC non-eligible for intensive therapy16.1.2021 22:15:00 CET | Press release
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Velodyne Lidar Commends NHTSA Plan to Update NCAP14.1.2021 21:58:00 CET | Press release
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MANSCAPED™ Continues Its Rapid International Expansion, Launching in Norway and Switzerland14.1.2021 18:00:00 CET | Press release
The booming grooming brand that never sleeps is at it again, wasting no time in the new year to add two new countries to its international roster. MANSCAPED™, theglobal leader in men's below-the-waist grooming and hygiene announced today its launch into Norway and Switzerland. The addition of these regions follows a successful 2020 filled with unprecedented expansion into more than 30 countries across the globe. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210114005831/en/ The premier and leading brand in below-the-waist grooming and hygiene announces exciting expansion. (Graphic: Business Wire) "Our launch into Norway and Switzerland rounds out MANSCAPED's regional European expansion, which is a true milestone for the brand," said Casey Gee, Senior International Business Manager at MANSCAPED. "We're proud to augment our European presence and can't wait to get our products into the hands of this new set of sharp and savvy


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Q: Refactor .live() to .on() in SimpleSplitView I'm attempting to use SimpleSplitView to render an iPad-like UI for a project I'm working on.  However, the example provided uses the deprecated jQuery API .live():
$('#mainpage').live('pageshow', function(event) {
    document.getElementById('splitviewcontainer').padding = 44;
    $('#splitviewcontainer').simplesplitview();
});

jQuery deprecated .live() in 1.7 & removed it in 1.9, and my project is using 2.1.1.  Reading the documentation on the jQuery site, I should be able to refactor it to:
$(document).on("pageshow", "#mainpage", function (event) {
    document.getElementById('splitviewcontainer').padding = 44;
    $('#splitviewcontainer').simplesplitview();
});

However, when I try that with 2.1.1, I end up with the divs stacked on top of each other in the order they occur in the HTML, instead of in left & right orientation .  So I tried using .on() in 1.7.1 (which is what the original example uses), and I get the same stacked div results with the dev console complaining about an invalid function on that line.
In order to make this work, I think I need an event listener for the pageshow event, but I'm not sure how to implement that or if it's the right approach.
I tried to make a couple of fiddles to demonstrate the problem, but I can't get SimpleSplitView to work in JSFiddle at all (it just does the stacked view even using the original jQuery & JQM versions).
The Question:
What do I need to do to refactor .live() to .on() to make this work in current jQuery?


Tuned-In Web Design is Steve Wehr. I've been developing websites since 1997 when the internet was in its infancy. Tuned-In started as a part-time avocation with two IBM software engineers. Because of demand and a natural progression in our professional lives, it has since grown into a full-time endeavor with a portfolio of well over 100 websites designed, hosted and maintained.
Steve Wehr has a B.S. in Computer Science from SUNY Oswego, and spent his entire professional career with IBM. For 20 years Steve was a software engineer and designer, working on mainframe operating systems. Then 13 years consulting with customers about Linux on the mainframe and consulting for the retail industry. For his final 3 years at IBM he lead the mainframe division's mobile strategy and architecture.
Steve is obsessed with technolgy, scuba diving in the most exotic locations he can find, and home renovation.
Our skills and experience have grown with the evolution of the Internet and we understand its nuances and can separate the hype from the true value. People are often surprised to find we develop most of the code for our sites by hand rather than rely on website development applications. This gives us the control and flexibility to develop websites that fit our customers needs exactly. This is why our websites do not look like they have come out of a website cookie cutter and why those who expect their website to do what they need come to us.
This is not just a business for us, we truly enjoy both the technical and artistic challenges and the satisfaction of working with people and helping them to accomplish their goals.
In my career with IBM, we developed a great deal of experience approaching and solving both technical and business problems logically and efficiently. Today, one of our most appreciated traits is that we do not just sit back and wait to be told what to do, we pro-actively work with our customers to understand their needs and help them solve their problems using the full potential of the internet.
We look forward to discussing your website needs. We offer free design consultations and very reasonable rates. We like to think that we offer New York City services at Hudson Valley prices.
Our clients often consider us a valuable extension of their team. You hire us because we have the website and Internet expertise you do not. We do our best to understand your needs and help you figure out the best, most cost-effective way to accomplish your internet goals. Just as a good doctor would not perform a procedure without knowing it was medically required and the best procedure for your condition, we are not content and not comfortable simply implementing a website for you without knowing that it is the right website for you.
We often find that we can apply our general business systems experience and our knowledge of the internet and computer automated processing to help you refine your approach and implement the best solution.
Like the best furniture makers, we take pride in hand-crafting your website rather than assembling it from off-the-shelf components. We design each website from scratch without being governed by the constraints of website development applications. This frees us up when designing your site to focus first on what is the best design for your needs rather than start with what are the limits of what we can do. And it challenges us to constantly push our creativity to make each site unique.
We would like to say "function above form", but that creates the impression that the look of your website can be sacrificed. The look of your website is very important. But, a website that simply looks good but is hard to navigate or makes it difficult for your visitors to complete the purpose of their visit will not help you accomplish your goals and it will not encourage repeat visits. We will never recommend a visual design point for your site that compromises the function and usability of your site.
Even though we might do business completely by phone or email, it's still nice to work with someone local. I've lived in Saugerties all my life and know our region well. I'm always available to take your call or answer your email. Whether you live in Woodstock, Kingston, Rhinebeck, Red Hook, Poughkeepsie, Accord, or anywhere in the Hudson Valley region of New York State, we've built a website for someone near you.


G3 Communications is a fast-growing B2B content agency that specializes in custom content creation and demand generation. We're SO fast growing, that G3 Communications placed # 1582 of the fastest-growing companies in the Inc. 5000 list for 2014! Shortly after that, G3 Communications was announced as one of the 2014 Top 15 Best Places to Work in NJ! Not to toot our own horn, but we are a small, fun, boutique agency full of awesome people who not only talk the talk, but walk the walk. We have an impressive roster of clients who we partner with in developing stellar creative campaigns utilizing the most cutting-edge digital and interactive tools and tactics. That being said, Toot Toot! Our brands include Retail TouchPoints, Demand Gen Report, Channel Marketer Report, Content4Demand and Decision Tree Labs. Do yourself a favor, and check us out!


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VU Volleyball Drops MVC Match at Bradley
Volleyball Drops MVC Match at Bradley Saturday
A potent attack from Bradley proved to be too much for the Valparaiso University volleyball team to overcome on the road on Saturday evening, as the Braves came away with a 3-0 (25-23, 25-15, 25-16) victory.
– The first set featured an incredible 20 tie scores, but only two lead changes. Neither side ever had more than a two-point advantage in the opener. Valpo led by two at 11-9 before consecutive Bradley points evened the frame at 11-all.
– Valpo's last lead came at 14-13, as Bradley scored the next two to claim the edge. The squads were tied at 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23 – each time except for at 19, coming with a Valpo sideout to erase a one-point Bradley lead. Finally, at 23-23, Bradley's Erica Haslag posted back-to-back kills to close the opener in the Braves' favor.
– Valpo led by three points on a couple of occasions very early in the second set, but couldn't push its advantage to four. Bradley took the lead with a 6-2 run to go ahead 11-8, and then pulled away in the second half of the set, scoring 11 of the final 14 points.
– The third set saw the Braves score the first five points and never trail en route to the win.
– Saturday night was just the second time this year Valpo has lost in straight sets (at #20 Michigan, Sept. 4). Valpo has now lost back-to-back matches for the first time this season as well.
– No Valpo player made it to double figures in kills on Saturday, as senior Allison Ketcham (Mishawaka, Ind./Marian) paced the Brown and Gold in the category with eight kills. Bradley ended the night with a 55-35 advantage in kills and also hit at a .344 clip.
– Sophomore Brittany Anderson (East Chicago, Ind./Bishop Noll) handed out 30 assists, while classmate Rylee Cookerly (Brownsburg, Ind./Brownsburg) led the back-row effort for Valpo with 15 digs. Sophomore Peyton McCarthy (Cincinnati, Ohio/Seton) was in on a team-best four of Valpo's seven blocks.
Valpo (18-5, 5-3 MVC) looks to get back on the winning track on Friday night as it returns to the friendly confines of the ARC to host Evansville. First serve is set for 7 p.m., and the match will be broadcast live on ESPN+.


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Your dog will love roasted lean pork served with nutritious oats and veggies.
Pork has more of the essential amino acids that build muscle mass and aid tissue repair in dogs than any other source of protein. Lean pork is also the easiest meat to digest, and it's hypoallergenic. For a yummy dinner your best friend will adore, pair roasted pork with oats.
Roast the pork in a 325-degree Fahrenheit oven until done and juices run clear, about 40 minutes to an hour. Remove the meat from the oven and place it on a platter. Cut the roasted pork into 1-inch or bite-sized chunks and set aside to cool.
Bring 4 cups of water to a boil. Add the oats, cover, and turn off the heat. Let the oats cook in the hot water for about 10 minutes or until soft. While still warm, mix in the eggs. Set aside to cool completely.
Peel and quarter a large sweet potato or yam. Cut fresh green beans into small pieces. Place the veggies in a saucepan, cover with water and cook for about 20 minutes, or until tender. Remove the vegetables from the heat and drain.
Mash the sweet potato or yam, then place the vegetables in your dog's bowl. Toss in the chunks of pork. Pour the oatmeal over top of the veggies and pork. Stir gently to incorporate the ingredients, and serve.
Based in Ontario, Susan Dorling has written professionally since 2000, with hundreds of articles published in a variety of popular online venues. Writing on a diverse range of topics, she reflects her passion for business, interior design, home decorating, style, fashion and pets.
This recipe makes about 6 or 7 cups of oatmeal, plus the meat and vegetables. The daily ration in cups of the pork, oats and veggies is based on the dog's size, and is as follows: toy -- 1 to 2 cups, small -- about 5 cups, medium -- 8 to 9 cups, large -- 10-11 cups and giant -- 12 or more cups.
The meal may be served with the oatmeal on its own, topped with the pork and veggies, or on a plate with the pork, vegetables and oatmeal beside each other the way we might eat it.
Select organically-raised pork when it's available to ensure the meat is free of antibiotics and other drugs.
Store any unused portions in the refrigerator in airtight containers or plastic zip-top bags for up to two days.
Individual portions may be kept in the freezer for two months and thawed as required. Thaw in the refrigerator.


- Beautiful photo of a Great spotted woodpecker on 300 g / m2 postcard paper.
- The size of this Woodpecker postcard is 10x15cm (DIN A6).
- This Woodpecker postcard is available from stock, the price includes VAT.
Volume discount - when you order 5 or more of this Great spotted woodpecker postcard, you get a discount.


HARLEM, Manhattan (WABC) -- Several people were hurt, including a child when a livery car crashed into scaffolding in Harlem.
The crash occurred around 9:45 p.m. Saturday on 153rd Street near 7th Avenue. According to emergency officials, one person inside the car was hurt.
Four others on the sidewalk, including a child, were also injured.
The building is part of the Harlem River Houses, a five-story NYCHA facility.


In an industrial, competitive culture, most things are just barely good enough.
Cell phone calls, if they were any worse, would be unusable. MP3 files sound not nearly as good as they could. Car mileage goes up, but really slowly. When something makes a huge leap (like the iPad did), it's headline news, because it's so rare.
The market will switch to a competitor when the competitor is just good enough to warrant switching (I know that's obvious, but it's worth stating). As a result, R&D departments ship a product out the door the moment it is just barely good enough to grab enough share to pay for itself. The thought of, for example, working on the CD for six more months before declaring it 'done' would have been considered short-term economic stupidity. As a result, we are saddled with thirty years of sub-par music–if they'd just held on a bit longer, it would all sound so much better.
The challenge kicks in for the individual or organization who thinks what they've launched is just barely good enough–and it's not. Prematurely declaring that it's done means that your incremental improvement doesn't seem important to anyone else. And so you flop.
Better to make it better than it needs to be.


Its a wet and windy Good Friday, what else would you do, then venture to a farm for Easter!
Bocketts is a great farm, south of Leatherhead, in the heart of Surrey, 5 mins from junction 9 of the M25.
It wasn't as busy as we thought, but I suppose, the weather does put people off. Luckily we managed to get a car park space by the entrance, they do have lots of parking. (if you do find yourself in the field car parks, be prepared for a little walk).
We then ventured outside to the Big animal barn, at this time of year its where the Lambing happens, again we had our times spot on, Martin the Shepard was about to talk to everyone about the process and give an insight into such a lovely time of year!
He explained that ewes (name for lady sheep) are pregnant for 5 months, you could say its pretty lucky! although i'm not sure once I had given birth to my babies, that I would of appreciated 20 or so adults and kids, watching, taking photos and holding my new born!
The sheep are coloured at time of conception so they know which batch they are (roughly know what time they will give birth), they also have a colour given once they have been scanned, so the Shepard knows what they are carrying, single, twins etc.
Then for the best bit, cuddles with a gorgeous lamb, Monkey was so excited, its definitely different to holding a new born! Some of these lambs were only hours and some days old!
Piglet got to see the gorgeous animal that her nickname came from, look at them all snug together keeping warm, too cute!
Piglet again wanted some boobing, so we went back to the main area.
So you know there are amazing things to see outside, lots more animals, but also 2 massive play areas, including the floor trampolines (jumping pillows). They have Pig races, tractor rides, pony rides and feeding times, check out the website for more information.
Monkey went in the soft play (the play barn) they have, while I boobed piglet, there is so much to do, to keep them entertained, it had quietened down, so he pretty much had the whole soft play to himself.
Wonder if you can guess who's is who's !!!
We had such a fab day, there was so much to do! I'm glad its turning into a little tradition coming here at Easter! Can't wait until piglets bigger to appreciate all the animals.
I would highly recommend coming here, regardless of weather, but you can do more when its that little bit nicer!
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package host

import (
	"github.com/weaveworks/scope/report"
)

// Tagger tags each node in each topology of a report with the origin host
// node ID of this (probe) host. Effectively, a foreign key linking every node
// in every topology to an origin host node in the host topology.
type Tagger struct{ hostNodeID string }

// NewTagger tags each node with a foreign key linking it to its origin host
// in the host topology.
func NewTagger(hostID string) Tagger {
	return Tagger{hostNodeID: report.MakeHostNodeID(hostID)}
}

// Tag implements Tagger.
func (t Tagger) Tag(r report.Report) (report.Report, error) {
	other := report.MakeNodeMetadataWith(map[string]string{report.HostNodeID: t.hostNodeID})
	for _, topology := range r.Topologies() {
		for id, md := range topology.NodeMetadatas {
			topology.NodeMetadatas[id] = md.Merge(other)
		}
	}
	return r, nil
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Our transatlantic cruise for the new Carnival Breeze's maiden voyage to America began in Barcelona, Spain. While we would have liked more time to explore the area, we had just one night in Barcelona.
On our cab ride to the hotel we saw a where the graves had all been dug into solid rock on a nearly vertical surface. The tombs and crosses covering the entire face of the cliff sparkled in the sunshine.
We flew into Spain via Germany on Lufthansa. Our first plane left early, our second plane left late. We had just a couple hours of daylight to walk around the area near the Hotel del Mar where we spent the night not far from the cruise ship docks. Walking toward the water, we saw a sign that said Barceloneta, which is the name of the neighborhood where we stayed.
The area had all sorts of interesting transportation. We saw one little mini-truck parked at the curb plugged into a solar charging station. Other little mini-trucks bustled around making deliveries. Many people had tiny cars as well, some only big enough to squeeze in 1or 2 people.
Pedal power ruled with all sorts of crazy vehicles people could get rides in. We also saw places to rent bikes or scooters. Some of the policia (cops) even rode scooters. They probably need the tiny trucks and cars to fit down the very narrow streets in some areas. People just did not plan for modern vehicles when they built many of the area's buildings centuries ago.
If we had more time we could have taken a hop-on hop-off double decker bus tour around the city and seen a lot more, but we did not have enough time to complete the tour before they closed for the night. We could see a sky ride going and walked to it just to find it full for the day and about to close so we didn't get to ride that either.
Many little outdoor cafes lined the street, some with fancy silver set out at the tables and patrons dressed in nice clothes. Others sold burgers or ice cream and did not have customers dressed in their finery.
A boardwalk ran along the edge of the beautiful beach, with sidewalk cafes every hundred feet or so. A bike path also passed by the beach as well as along the road we had initially walked down on. The beggers in Barcelona have gotten quite creative. Although we did not make it to see any real castles, walking along the beach we saw all sorts of fancy sand castles, even a fire breathing dragon. Each of the sculptors had a box sitting beside the path for passers-by to throw coins in.
The neighborhood we stayed in did have some old buildings with interesting architecture. We set out without our jackets in the sunshine. We hadn't gone far before feeling a bit of a breeze as we neared the water. As the sun dropped lower in the sky the chill of night began to set in. Spain in November turned out not so warm as we expected.
Barcelona's history goes back centuries, with the area occupied over a couple hundred years BC. Various invaders over the eons brought in the influence of their own cultures, still seen in the architecture of the old buildings remaining today. Power of the ruling class came and went over time and periodically plagues, wars, or invaders decimated the economy and sometimes the population. Currently Barcelona is the second most populous city in Spain and the capitol of the Catalonia region. Three quarters of the Catalans and an eighth of the general population of Spain call the greater Barcelona region home.
Barcelona has a lot of attractions. Its most famous landmarks include the Sargrada Familia church and the monastery at Montserrat.
Some of Carnival's tours in Barcelona include transfers to or from the ship for passengers boarding or disembarking there.
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I love seeing the tiny cars. They are just adorable!!
You know what they say in Europe, "Tiny cars equals tiny _______." I'll let everyone fill in the blank, but from what I could see I'd say "Tiny cars equal BIG tourists" as most of the tiny cars I saw had overly large touristy looking people driving them. The cars are cute though.
I thought the tiny cars were the cutest thing too. And probably necessary for the narrow roads.
Looks like Spain is efficent in building grave yards. If each of the squares in the sides is a grave then they have them stacked four or five high per level. Takes a lot less space then having only one person per space.
I haven't been to Italy yet, but have a 2016 cruise booked that has several port stops there.


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A new dawn... A new day.
Two from a muddy weekend.
This is like a screen shot from Apocalypse Now - "Charlie don't surf" - seriously great shot man.
+1. One of your best Pat, great work.
Well, I sure am glad to see that he is wearing his protective backwards baseball cap. Don't want to see anyone get injured.
That's what's great about the U.S.A. for now. He has the choice to wear a helmet or not, and not fear a social justice warrior forcing him to do otherwise.