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How are your games performing now we have more EPs/SPs/GPs available. Has it slowed down at all? What settings do you have your graphics on?
Nope! This has been a surprisingly awesome gaming experience considering what we went through in TS3. I actually play full time on my Mac now.
Maybe there has been a slight slowing, but I blamed it on the growing amount of c.f.


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package com.frameworkset.platform.remote;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.frameworkset.spi.ClientProxyContext;
import org.frameworkset.spi.remote.JGroupHelper;
import org.frameworkset.spi.remote.RPCAddress;
import org.frameworkset.spi.remote.RPCHelper;

import bboss.org.jgroups.Channel;
import bboss.org.jgroups.util.RspList;

public class Utils {

	private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(Utils.class);

	public static Channel getChannel() {

		return JGroupHelper.getJGroupHelper().getChannel();
	}

	public static void main(String[] args) {

		// System.out.println("Utils.clusterstarted() = " +
		// Utils.clusterstarted());
		// System.out.println("Utils.getAppservers() = " +
		// Utils.getAppservers());
		//
		// RspList eventrsps =
		// Utils.getRemoteDispatcher().callRemoteMethods(null,
		// "remoteEventChange", new Object[] { "test" },
		// new Class[] { String.class }, GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
		// System.out.println(eventrsps);
		//
		// RspList poolmanrsps =
		// Utils.getRemoteDispatcher().callRemoteMethods(null,
		// "getDataSourceInfos", new Object[] { },
		// new Class[] { }, GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
		// System.out.println(poolmanrsps);
		//
		// RspList poolmanstatusrsps =
		// Utils.getRemoteDispatcher().callRemoteMethods(null,
		// "getDataSourceStatus", new Object[] { },
		// new Class[] { }, GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
		// System.out.println(poolmanstatusrsps);
		// RemoteHandler remoteHander =
		// (RemoteHandler)Utils.getEventDispatcher().getServerObject();
		// System.out.println("得到数据库信息 = " + remoteHander.getDataSourceInfos());
		// Utils.getEventDispatcher().callRemoteMethods(null, "remotechange",
		// new Object[] { "test" },
		// new Class[] { String.class }, GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
		// getDataSourceInfos();
		// 服务器ip于端口
//		Vector vector = getAppservers();
//		boolean state = refreshReadorgname("dddd");
//		System.out.println("state = " + state);

		Map t = new HashMap();
		t.put("w", null);
		System.out.println("www");

	}

	//
	// public static RpcDispatcher getPoolmanDispatcher()
	// {
	// return poolmanDispatcher;
	// }

	/**
	 * 获取对应服务器的链接池使用状况
	 *
	 * @param ip
	 * @param port
	 * @return Map<dbname,Object[idleconnections,usedconnections,maxusedconnections,poolmetaData]>
	 */
	public static Map getDataSourceStatus(String ip, int port) {
		if (clusterstarted()) {
//			try {
//				RspList poolmanstatusrsps = Utils.getRemoteDispatcher()
//						.callRemoteMethods(buildAddresses(ip, port),
//								"getDataSourceStatus", new Object[] {},
//								new Class[] {}, GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
//				if (poolmanstatusrsps != null) {
//					Map infos = (Map) poolmanstatusrsps.get(ip + ":" + port);
//					return infos;
//				}
//			} catch (UnknownHostException e) {
//				// TODO Auto-generated catch block
//				e.printStackTrace();
//			}
		    try {
		        RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = ClientProxyContext.getApplicationClientBean("("+ip + ":" + port+ ")/base.serivce",RemoteHandlerInf.class);
		        return remoteService.getDataSourceStatus();

		    } catch (Exception e) {
//                      // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                      e.printStackTrace();
                      }
		}

		return null;
	}

//	private static Vector buildAddresses(String ip, int port)
//			throws UnknownHostException {
//	    return JGroupHelper.getJGroupHelper().buildAddresses(ip, port);
////		IpAddress address = new IpAddress(ip, port);
////		Vector dests = new Vector();
////		dests.add(address);
////		return dests;
//	}

	/**
	 * 获取对应服务器的链接池使用状况及信息
	 *
	 * @param ip
	 * @param port
	 * @return Map<dbname,Object[idleconnections,usedconnections,maxusedconnections,poolmetaData]>
	 */
	public static Map getDataSourceInfos(String ip, int port) {
		if (Utils.clusterstarted()) {
			try {
//
//				RspList poolmanrsps = Utils.getRemoteDispatcher()
//						.callRemoteMethods(buildAddresses(ip, port),
//								"getDataSourceInfos", new Object[] {},
//								new Class[] {}, GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
//				if (poolmanrsps != null) {
//					Map infos = (Map) poolmanrsps.get(ip + ":" + port);
//					return infos;
//				}
			    RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = ClientProxyContext.getApplicationClientBean("("+ip + ":" + port+ ")/base.serivce",RemoteHandlerInf.class);
	                    return remoteService.getDataSourceInfos();

			} catch (Exception e) {
				// TODO Auto-generated catch block
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
		}
		return null;

	}

	/**
	 * 获取集群中每台服务器的链接池的链接使用情况
	 *
	 * @return Map<ip:port,Map<dbname,Object[idleconnections,usedconnections,maxusedconnections]>>
	 */
	public static Map getDataSourceStatus() {
		if (clusterstarted()) {
//			RspList poolmanstatusrsps = Utils.getRemoteDispatcher()
//					.callRemoteMethods(null, "getDataSourceStatus",
//							new Object[] {}, new Class[] {},
//							GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
//			return poolmanstatusrsps;
		    try {
                        RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = ClientProxyContext.getApplicationClientBean("(all)/base.serivce",RemoteHandlerInf.class);
                        return remoteService.getDataSourceStatus();

                    } catch (Exception e) {
//                      // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                      e.printStackTrace();
                      }
		}
		return new HashMap();
	}

	/**
	 * 获取集群中每台服务器的数据库链接池配置信息及链接池的使用情况
	 *
	 * @return Map<ip:port,Map<dbname,Object[idleconnections,usedconnections,maxusedconnections,poolmetaData]>>
	 */
	public static Map getDataSourceInfos() {
		if (Utils.clusterstarted()) {
//			RspList poolmanrsps = Utils.getRemoteDispatcher()
//					.callRemoteMethods(null, "getDataSourceInfos",
//							new Object[] {}, new Class[] {},
//							GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
//			// Set sets = poolmanrsps.entrySet();
//			// Iterator iterator = sets.iterator();
//			//
//			// // while(iterator.hasNext()){
//			// // Map.Entry ff=(Entry) iterator.next();
//			// // org.jgroups.util.Rsp rsp =
//			// (org.jgroups.util.Rsp)ff.getValue();
//			// //
//			// System.out.println("rsp.getValue().getClass():"+rsp.getValue().getClass());
//			// // System.out.println("value:" +ff.getValue());
//			// // System.out.println("key:" +ff.getKey());
//			// // }
//			return poolmanrsps;
		    RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = ClientProxyContext.getApplicationClientBean("(all)/base.serivce",RemoteHandlerInf.class);
		    return remoteService.getDataSourceInfos();
		}
		return new HashMap();
	}

	/**
	 * 获取集群中每台服务器的在线用户数统计信息
	 *
	 * @return Map<ip:port,int userCount>
	 */
	public static Map getOnlineUserCount() {
		if (Utils.clusterstarted()) {
//			RspList poolmanrsps = Utils.getRemoteDispatcher()
//					.callRemoteMethods(null, "getOnlineUserCount",
//							new Object[] {}, new Class[] {},
//							GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
//			return poolmanrsps;
		    RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = ClientProxyContext.getApplicationClientBean("(all)/base.serivce",RemoteHandlerInf.class);
//		    RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = (RemoteHandlerInf)BaseSPIManager
//                    .getProvider("(base.serivce");
		    return (RspList)remoteService.getOnlineUserCount();
		}
		return new HashMap();
	}

	public static boolean validateAddress(RPCAddress address)
	{
//		Vector servers = getAppservers();
//		for(int i = 0; i < servers.size() ; i ++)
//		{
//			IpAddress ipAddress = (IpAddress)servers.get(0);
//			if(ipAddress.equals(address))
//				return true;
//
//		}
//		return false;
//	    return JGroupHelper.getJGroupHelper().validateAddress(address);
	    return RPCHelper.getRPCHelper().validateAddress(address);
	}

//	public static RpcDispatcher getRemoteDispatcher() {
//		// if(eventDispatcher == null)
//
//		return remoteDispatcher;
//	}

	/**
	 * 获取集群/多实例各服务器的信息
	 *
	 * @return
	 */
	public static List<RPCAddress> getAppservers() {
//		if (clusterstarted()) {
//			return JGroupHelper.getJGroupHelper().getChannel().getView().getMembers();
//		}
	        return ClientProxyContext.getAllNodes();
//		return new Vector();
	}

	public static List<RPCAddress> getAppservers(String protocol) {
//          if (clusterstarted()) {
//                  return JGroupHelper.getJGroupHelper().getChannel().getView().getMembers();
//          }
            return ClientProxyContext.getAllNodes(protocol);
//          return new Vector();
    }

	/**
	 * 判断系统是否启用了集群功能
	 * @return
	 */
	public static boolean clusterstarted() {
	    return ClientProxyContext.clusterstarted();
	}

	/**
         * 判断系统是否启用了集群功能
         * @return
         */
        public static boolean clusterstarted(String protocol) {
            return ClientProxyContext.clusterstarted(protocol);
        }

	public static boolean refreshReadorgname(String eventtype) {
		if (clusterstarted()) {
			List<RPCAddress> servers = getAppservers();
			RPCAddress ipAddress = null;
			if(servers.size() > 0){
				// 获取最后一台服务器。
				ipAddress = (RPCAddress)servers.get(servers.size()-1);
				try
				{
//					Object poolmanrsps = remoteDispatcher.callRemoteMethod(
//							ipAddress, "refreshReadorgname",
//							new Object[] { eventtype, ipAddress.toString() }, new Class[] {
//									String.class, String.class },
//							GroupRequest.GET_ALL, 0);
				    RemoteHandlerInf remoteService = ClientProxyContext.getApplicationClientBean("("+ ipAddress.getIp() + ":" + ipAddress.getPort() +")/base.serivce",RemoteHandlerInf.class);

		                    remoteService.refreshReadorgname(eventtype, ipAddress.toString());

				}
				catch(Exception e)
				{
					e.printStackTrace();
					log.error(e);
					UserOrgChangeHandle.getInstance().addRequests(eventtype,
					"localhost");
				} catch (Throwable e) {
					// TODO Auto-generated catch block
					e.printStackTrace();
				}
			}
			else
			{
				UserOrgChangeHandle.getInstance().addRequests(eventtype,
				"localhost");
			}
		} else {
			UserOrgChangeHandle.getInstance().addRequests(eventtype,
					"localhost");
		}
		return true;
	}

	public static boolean cluster_enable_mbean()
	{
	    return false;
//	    return JGroupHelper.getJGroupHelper().cluster_enable_mbean();
	}

	public static String getClusterName()
        {
            return ClientProxyContext.getClusterName();
        }

}

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The tiny church overflows with parishioners.
That'd be a good problem to have for many parishes, but it can make for a tight squeeze during Masses at St. Lawrence Martyr, Jessup, said Father Juan Rubio Vazquez, who was appointed pastor of the church effective Jan. 1.
The church, just a mile outside Fort Meade, stands to grow considerably with a population boom expected with federal military base realignment, said Father Vazquez, 40.
Accommodating the coming growth in the parish will be his biggest immediate challenge, said Father Vazquez, a Trinitarian priest who is an associate pastor of the church.
The parish, with 350 to 400 families, has two Masses Saturdays and three on Sundays.
Trinitarians, who, Father Vazquez said, are called not only to preach but to "witness a way of life" reflecting the Gospel, have staffed the parish since the late 1970s.
That includes works of charity to help the poor and outreach to prisoners at the Maryland Correctional Institution and the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women.
One of nine children, Father Vazquez grew up in Michoacan, Mexico, and emigrated to Texas when he was 19.
He studied at Washington Theological and was ordained in 1999 at Holy Trinity Monastery in Pikesville. He also has served a year as a priest at St. Bridgette on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, then at Our Lady of Sorrows in Victoria, Texas.
After that, he served four years as associate pastor of St. Lawrence Martyr, then returned to Texas for a one-year stint as pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows before coming back to St. Lawrence.


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VERMILLION, S.D. – The School of Health Sciences Interprofessional Health Education Center (IHEC) at the University of South Dakota has been awarded a contract from the South Dakota Department of Health (SD DoH) to work on a major state-wide objective from a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) grant to improve access to, participation in and coverage for the National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) for people with prediabetes, particularly in underserved areas.
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Ice-T - O.G. Original Gangster LP
Music On Vinyl (2019)
I have had mixed feelings about Ice-T's discography. I find it uneven at best and not my cup of tea at all at worst. His dalliances into metal and acting are commendable as far as diversifying his portfolio, but to be honest, they aren't anything I've ever had much interest in. The outlier to all of these statements is O.G. Original Gangster.
This record is just outstanding. I think I had it on cassette as a high schooler, but honestly I can't remember. Most of the hip hop albums I had were on CD, so it's possible I'm misremembering that. Whichever version I had, CD or cassette, it had a lot more songs on it than the LP does. Seriously, there's eight less songs on the vinyl version. It's not even as if a bunch of bonus tracks at the end are lopped off as the missing songs are dispersed throughout the CD tracklist.
That said, the strongest material is absolutely on the LP. Of the eight missing tracks, I only really miss "Mic Contract." The rest, I don't actually mind that they are gone. My only beef with this album that I've had over the years is that I thought it was way too long. By cutting out eight songs, it's a much more manageable listen and a tighter album as a result. If it was me, I would have just left the metal song "Body Count" off the vinyl and put in "Mic Contract" instead. Or, I would have swapped it out and removed a few of the skits.
The vinyl version has the stronger tracks and contains all of my favorite Ice-T songs like "Lifestyles of the Rich & Infamous," "Escape from the Killing Fields," "O.G. Original Gangster" and the best of the bunch; "New Jack Hustler." "New Jack Hustler" is the song that got me interested in Ice-T to begin with and I remember that video in heavy rotation on Yo MTV Raps. This might be the only Ice-T record that I like, but to be truthful, I haven't heard a thing on any of his other records in probably thirty years. Given how well this one stands up, I should probably give one of the others a try.
Ice-T - O.G. Original Gangster (YouTube Music full album playlist - CD VERSION):
https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nbtX9QqLBHdBCGI3HQ4y8Ql0xGvBGJIE8
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:: Arab Revolutions > EGYPT
Heshmat: Brotherhood, Freedom and Justice Party Refuse Military Rule
Dr. Jamal Heshmat, Member of Parliament for the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), said that when the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and the FJP put forward the idea of forming a new government, they stressed that it would be a broad coalition of all spectra of Egyptian political and social hues.
Monday, February 13,2012 15:50
During an interview in the program '90 Minutes' on the Egyptian satellite channel 'Al-Mihwar', Dr. Heshmat also said that MB and FJP members of parliament regard themselves as MPs representing each and every person in Egypt, both those who voted for them, and those who did not, since they are all the sons and daughters of Egypt, who were repressed and persecuted under the former regime.
Dr. Heshmat said that the FJP completely agrees with the demands of those who engage in civil disobedience, because of repeated default and failure of successive governments in the transitional period. However, the party disagrees with them in the method and means they advocate.
Dr. Heshmat said, "These are not the means that I would resort to in these circumstances", pointing out that civil disobedience means life would come to a complete stand-still, and that could cause the downfall of any country in the world within two or three days, "something we did not do under the old regime which lasted 30 years".
The FJP MP went on to say that the idea of civil disobedience is not appropriate at all – especially now as we endeavor to complete the rebuilding of our institutions that had been ravaged by the former regime.
He pointed out that free elections were held and completed at Egypt's syndicates and universities, "And we are on our way now to complete the People's Assembly and Shura Council. As for the presidential elections, they will be completed no later than June 30. So, we should hold onto all these gains, in order to achieve for our country real rejuvenation, development and social justice, to restore the rights of the martyrs, and fulfill all the demands of the revolution, which the current weak government cannot accomplish, as it moves hesitantly, with the disastrous, chaotic results we're facing now".
Further, Dr. Heshmat said that the (MB) Brothers have been the most persecuted by military rule over more than 60 years. Hence, they are the political stakeholders who now reject military rule the most.
He added, "Some of the political stakeholders, such as Naguib Sawiris' Free Egyptians Party, that now stand against the Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF), cursing and attacking it viciously, were one day – before parliamentary elections – pleading with SCAF to remain at the helm for two or three years at least.
Further, Heshmat said that the so-called supra-constitutional Selmi Initiative was preceded by the Yahya Al-Jamal dubious document. That was signed and approved by only a few stakeholders, including the Free Egyptians Party.
Dr. Heshmat then pointed out that the Brotherhood and the FJP turned out on November 18 in a million-man march in rejection of any special 'supra-constitutional' status for the military.
In conclusion, Dr. Heshmat stressed that the Brotherhood and the FJP reached out, after the revolution, to all political stakeholders on the scene, pointing out that they took the initiative and formed the Democratic Alliance, which included 40 parties and alliances from the outset.
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South from Naples in Italy, the harbour of Salerno welcomes passengers through a new terminal designed by Zaha Hadid Architects
Shortly after winning a competition to design the Maxxi Museum in 2000 for Rome, Zaha Hadid also won a commission to build a ferry terminal for Salerno. The terminal has now been completed and shows how perfectly Hadid's bold building types sit on waterfront locations.
In fluid forms sculpted out of concrete, the terminal building exemplifies Hadid's architectural vision: rejecting straight lines, it conjures an idea of easy transition and flow for passengers between land and sea. The abstract preliminary sketch resembles a seabird and the final form provides shelter from the strong Mediterranean sun under its cantilevered concrete wings.
From this harbour ferries carry passengers to the famous Bay of Naples islands of Capri and Ischia, as well as further international connections for large ships. On three levels the terminal provides separate services for local and international travellers, custom controls and a luggage area, like an airport.
Hadid's design will encourage transport over the sea from the Salerno harbour, regenerate the city and serve as a symbol for the region's cultural attractions. It is the first building inaugurated after Hadid's untimely death and will be a reminder of her audacious vision, as Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said in homage at the opening.
Long windows and terraces offer expanded views over the coastline. From the sea and the hills that rise behind the city the terminal will act as a beacon lit up at night, and a monument for maritime traditions, leisure and environmental tourism. From now on visits to the Amalfi Coast via Salerno and crossing to Capri will have an added element of beauty.
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My guest for this episode is Karl Steyaert, a teacher and practitioner of Nonviolent Communication (NVC). During our conversation, in addition to his biography and background, he shares with us how using NVC can begin the work of restoring our connection with others in a direct, meaningful, productive way that honors our needs while meeting those of others. He also illustrates the process of NVC using an example from his own life. I'm thankful for the open space created during the interview to allow for that discussion.
I first became aware of Nonviolent Communication, and the work of Dr. Marshall Rosenberg when I interviewed my teacher and colleague, Dillon Naber Cruz. Picking up a copy of Dr. Rosenberg's book, combined with The Four Agreements, changed the way I look at interpersonal relationships and communicating well. Though I'm still learning how to communicate, starting down this road had an incredible impact on my own experience.
NVC and the work of people such as Karl are how we can think differently, act differently, and be different and get out of the thinking we're currently in. By designing with permaculture and communicating nonviolently we can build a better world for all.
The Center for Nonviolent Communication (Browse this site for information on training, books, and other resources).
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Two people injured in terrifying knife raid by masked gang who burst into their home
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Masked men have forced their way into two homes (file image) (Image: File ohoto)
Two people have been left injured after a masked gang threatened them with knives in a terrifying raid after bursting into their home.
Police are investigating a report of an aggravated burglary in Ollerton, which is also being linked to a second incident in nearby Walesby just an hour later.
It has been revealed today, January 11, that the incident happened between 5pm and 6pm on Saturday, December 23 when three men forced their way into a house on Hazel Road in Ollerton, before threatening two occupants at knifepoint and demanding money.
The victims suffered cuts to their hands.
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Two people were injured during the first raid, which happened on Hazel Road in Ollerton
After leaving the property in a van stolen from one of the victims, the offenders went to an address on Retford Road, Walesby, at around 7.20pm the same day.
They again used knives to threaten the occupants and demanded money.
They then drove off in the van, escaping with a quantity of cash, police say.
One of the offenders is white and believed to be in his 30s. The other two are thought to be aged in their early 20s. One is black and the other is mixed race. All three were wearing face coverings.
The second incident happened on Retford Road in Walesby (Image: Google)
Sergeant Dave Prest, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: "This was a serious crime but thankfully incidents of this nature are extremely rare.
"We're appealing for anyone who saw anything suspicious, anyone who saw the vehicle which the offenders may have arrived in at the Hazel Road address or anyone who has any information which could help our investigation to call us on 101, quoting incident number 788 of 23 December 2017, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."


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"Back in 1926, T.G.Green began producing its famous kitchenware in Church Gresley, Derbyshire – a county famous for its pottery – using a nifty lathe-turning technique that scraped blue slip away from its beautiful ceramics to reveal white bands of clay beneath. Those stripes reminded an employee of the blue skies and white-crested waves of Cornwall, which is how Cornishware got its name."
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So what is available in Cornishware?
And it even comes in red now!
I love it all. I am so tempted by the red, but want to build up my collection of blue first. I wonder which colour you would choose?
Would you like to own some of this iconic homeware?
Just leave me a comment telling me if you would choose traditional blue or if you would choose the more modern red, then enter using the rafflecopter box below.
This giveaway is UK only and runs until 1 January 2013, the winner will be announced the next day.
Disclosure: TTGreen sent me a set of bowls for review purposes and they are providing a £50 voucher for the winner. I was not expected to write a positive review and any opinions expressed are my own.
Ooooooh! Tricky! The blue is lovely, but our current kitchen is red, so I think I'd go for red.
blue is lovely but red is a favourite colour - blue? red? blue? RED!
I like the red- brings modern and traditional together.
Blue as it is my favourite colour.
I already have two red cornishware cups, but I like both equally!
Most definitely red - it looks so vibrant!
Blue is my favourite. However, I had not realised you could get it in red, so that does leave me at a disadvantage!
Oh, these are so cute, with all the stripes! Not that I'm at all in need of one dish more, but these are wonderful in blue - not that I'd turn up my nose at the red (the kitchen table is red).
Red is my favourite colour, but when I think of Cornishware I see blue.
I like the red better, but it wouldn't go with anything in my kitchen.
I think red - I was given a piece last year and it looks really good in the kitchen.
Red, though I have some blue too.
Red. It goes better with my Black & White kitchen.
Blue looks nice enough for me.
I love the traditional blue.
Has to be blue for me.
Hard to chose! I've always liked the blue but I think the red would suit our kitchen more (as we have a red microwave & a few other red accessories).
I love both, and had a couple of mugs in both colours.
Let's go crazy and choose red!!
I would go for the red.
Red is my favourite colour so its no contest for me!
Blue for me please. Fingers fed.
The red is really vibrant.
Adore the blue... but my kitchen is red, so I'd have to choose red every time!
Really love the new red range!
I love the blue Cornishware - a friend of mine has 24 named blue Cornishware mugs - one for each of her grandchildren!
When it comes to kitchen items I usually have a preference for Red but in this instance I prefer the Cornishware in Blue.
Blue, it looks so traditional.
I love the blue, I remember my nan having some!
Loving the red but I'd have to go with blue as I already have some from my grandmother.
I love the classic blue.
I like the blue, beautiful.
Blue but also happy with the red!
Blue Cornishware, I have a big mixing bowl and a cup & saucer.
Tricky I love both, but at a push...blue.
I do like both, but as I have denby imperial blue at the moment, blue would mix in nicely with it.
Red - it would be perfect in my sister's kitchen!
blue, more traditional and classic looking - red is lovely too though!
I think I'd like red but my husband would choose blue!
I love the blue. My great-gran had something similar in her kitchen and its just such an evocative piece of cookware.


Artist Turns Famous Images Into '8 Bit' Paintings… And It's Totally Atari.
Anyone who had an Atari growing up can appreciate the awesomeness of 8-bit imagery. Artist Adam Lister does, too: So much so that he recreates famous work with paintings that look like they've been created with 8-bit technology. More impressively, he uses watercolors to produce the effect, and the precision with which he's mastered the medium is unparalleled.
This September, Lister had a solo exhibition at White Walls gallery in San Francisco. These are just some of the pieces featured there, in an exhibition called "Elucidation." The collection featured Lister's incredible interpretations of classic paintings, as well as his 8-bit take on pop culture. See his awesome work below.
"Lady With An Ermine," modeled from daVinci's piece.
This is Lister's interpretation of "A Bar at the Folies-Bergère," originally from Manet.
Lister draws inspiration from pop culture, too, such as this portrait of a Stormtrooper.
Recognize Boba Fett and Darth Vader?
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His work is often lighthearted.
This Monopoly board is perfect as an 8-bit painting.
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Dr. Leila Dagher is an Associate Professor of Economics at the American University of Beirut (AUB), Economic Adviser to several public officials, and has been an adjunct lecturer at the George Washington University (GWU) since 2016. She has previously served in various capacities including economic adviser to the former Prime Minister, Director of the Institute of Financial Economics (AUB), and Chairperson of the Department of Economics (AUB).
Dr. Dagher's research applies her econometric knowledge to the areas of energy, environmental, and financial economics with a focus on producing policy-relevant studies. She has written extensively on the energy-economic growth nexus, oil price shocks, and green power markets. Her work has appeared in leading academic journals such as the Energy Journal, Resources Policy, Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance and others. Dr. Dagher has been a visiting scholar at various higher education and research institutions including Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. She currently serves as an editor for Energy Policy, as well as on the editorial boards for Finance Research Letters and Utilities Policy. Dr. Dagher is a Senior Fellow at the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies and serves on the steering committee of the Mashreq Gender Facility. She received her Bachelor of Engineering from the American University of Beirut and her Ph.D. in Mineral Economics from the Colorado School of Mines.
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UPDATE | Streaming service TVPlayer has added four new channels from NBCUniversal to its premium channel offering.
Universal Channel, the home of shows including NCIS and Law & Order joins science fiction channel Syfy, entertainment news and gossip channel E! and film channel Movies 24 - currently branded "Christmas 24" until early January.
Frank Bowe, chief commercial officer TVPlayer said:
"We are delighted to welcome NBCUniversal International Networks and its leading brands to the TVPlayer platform. With so many top shows available on Universal Channel, E! Entertainment Television, Syfy and Movies 24, TVPlayer subscribers now have even more choice to TV's top entertainment anytime, anywhere."
The news is the latest of a raft of similar announcements this week from streaming providers as they fight for their share in an increasing competitive market ahead of seasonal peak viewing in the UK.
Meanwhile, TVPlayer has relaunched its premium offering by splitting it into several tiers: for £5.99 a month, viewers can access TVPlayer Plus Lite, which includes the NBCUniversal channels, plus Comedy Central, MTV, History, Discovery and Eurosport.
TVPlayer Plus Max, priced at £7.99 a month, adds all the premium UKTV-operated channels including Gold and W, plus Sony Channel, Viceland, Colors and Rishtey.
Children's channels have been siphoned off to a separate offering, which can be added for £1.99 a month and includes live and catch-up content. Linear channels include Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Boomerang.
Previously, TVPlayer offered a single subscription tier, originally priced at £4.99, which increased to £5.99 at the beginning of 2017. Channel availability varies from device to device due to licensing restrictions.
The streaming service still offers a number of free services, including all major Freeview and Freesat channels, as well as additional pay-per-view services, including ITV Box Office.
A number of viewers have emailed us about the availability of channels on the Freesat version of the service, including reports of it offering fewer channels than at launch. This is due to licensing restrictions and changes to subscription tiers. Missing channels can be received via alternative devices, such as the website, or mobile apps.
MJR 7 December 2017 at 19:43
I do not know why anybody would pay for standard definition streaming, the quality on a large screen is awful.
I've not lost any services via Freesat and the new channels have appeared as well
then no sky sports or bt sports
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Rolling Meadows, IL March 10th, 2019: Telugu Association of Greater Chicago organized International Women's day on March 10th, 2019 at The Meadows Club, Rolling Meadows, IL. TAGC President Ramu Billakanti lead the event and it is co-sponsored by American Telangana Association.
Event started with lighting lamp by Telugu Association of Greater Chicago and American Telangana representatives.
The event was organized and executed by Manasa Lattupalli, Vinitha Podduturi, Sirish Madduri and Vijaya Chitta. Several TAGC Board of Directors played a key role in making the event a grand success including Jyothi Chintalapani, Venkat Gunuganti, Vijay Beeram, Vani Yetrintala, Ranga Reddy Lenkala, Praveen Vemulapalli, Santosh Konduri, Sampath Sangem, Parameshwar Yerasani, Rohit Akula, Uma Avadutha and Swetha Janamanchi.
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February 27, 2013 Special Issues » City Guide
Anchored by the campus of the Culinary Institute of America, the Pearl is poised to become the city's most concentrated dining destination; quality taken into account, it already is. And with the start of construction on a new boutique hotel and the announcement of plans for even more housing units, the concentration can only continue. Its only distant rival is Southtown. – Ron Bechtol
The C.I.A.'s own restaurant, Nao (pronounced nay oh), would be a destination in its own right anywhere else; its frequently changing menu, designed to plumb all the cuisines of Latin America in rotation as a part of the school's curriculum, offers exotic tastes unfamiliar to most of us. A small but smart bar keeps the Latin vibe going with more than mere pisco sours. And around the corner, the C.I.A. also runs a busy café featuring coffees, exquisite pastries, and light lunch fare. 312 Pearl Pkwy, (210) 554-6484, naorestaurant.com
Within spittin' distance of Nao there's The Boiler House Texas Grill & Wine Garden, and it's that "garden," decked out with picnic tables featuring wine-bottle troughs, that should enliven the space between the two restaurants come spring. Inside, the industrial-chic space frames a menu authored by chef James Moore, formerly of Max's Wine Dive. It's anchored by up-market meats, but also sprinkled with unexpected finds such as zesty meatballs and earthy mixed mushrooms with truffle oil. 312 Pearl Pkwy, (210) 354-4644, boilerhousesa.com
The menu at nearby Arcade Midtown Kitchen, opened in February, is the creation of chef Jesse Pérez, who cut his culinary teeth in San Antonio, left for exposure in larger markets, and has now returned brandishing the likes of lobster soft tacos in a masa crepe and George's Bank diver scallops with green chile corn grits. A program of barrel-aged cocktails is a feature of the bar managed by Christopher Ware. 312 Pearl Pkwy, (210) 369-9664, arcadesatx.com
Tasty, house-brewed beers are but one reason to check out The Granary 'Cue & Brew, the only restaurant (it's housed in a sensitively rehabilitated cottage) reminding us of Pearl's former residential neighbors. Tim (food) and Alex (beer) Rattray hold forth here, carrying on a brotherly battle between hand-crafted ales and stouts and the traditional 'cue that is itself played against Moroccan lamb shoulder and pork belly with a cumin rub. 602 Ave. A, (210) 228-0214, thegranarysa.com
As accomplished as these new arrivals are, Pearl has a long food heritage. The pioneers were led by Andrew Weissman, and his decision to locate at Pearl his ode to informal Italian, Il Sogno Osteria (200 E. Grayson, (210) 223-3900) and his seafood-centered Sandbar (200 E. Grayson, (210) 212-2221, sandbarsa.com) surely served as a catalyst to other aspiring entrepreneurs — including pioneering barman Steve Mahoney, whose Blue Box Bar is now a magnet for aficionados of thoughtfully stirred and shaken cocktails. 2107 Isleta, (210) 227-2583.
Chef Johnny Hernández's La Gloria both reflects San Antonio's Mexican culinary heritage and ups the ante with riffs on street foods just unfamiliar enough to require a glossary of terms. 100 E Grayson, (210) 267-9040.
Starting this year, there's an old favorite in a new location. Presumably, no 'splainin' will be required of the vegetarian menu at Green, scheduled to open at its new Pearl location in March. 200 E Grayson, Ste. 120, (210) 320-5865
Even more familiar should be the food of chef Steven McHugh, formerly of Lüke, whose Southern-centered restaurant is expected to come on line toward the end of the year.
Yes, Pearl's a' poppin'. Get there before gridlock.
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UNITED NATIONS, New York: The UN special envoy to Syria warned Wednesday that a regime assault on the northern rebel-held area of Idlib would be "six times" more destructive than the battle to recapture Ghouta, which fell last month after years of siege.
De Mistura described what he called the classic Syrian regime tactic of a bombardment of a rebel territory followed by negotiations and then mass evacuations from the defeated area.
The latest round of peace talks, which wrapped up on Tuesday, did not however make any concrete progress toward ending the seven-year conflict that has cost 350,000 lives.
The high-level talks ended merely with a declaration by the three main guarantor nations of Russia and Iran — both of which are allies of the Damascus regime — and Turkey, which backs rebel groups, that negotiations would resume in July in the Russian city of Sochi, but rebel groups said they would not attend.
Since the Astana negotiations began at the beginning of last year, they have mostly focused on attempts to keep Syrian regime forces and their rebel opponents at arm's length.
"If you cannot or will not help solve the problem, at least do not stand in our way!" he said in a statement directed at the United States, which did not send a delegation to the latest Astana talks.
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Sally Ainse (also known as Sally Montour, Sara Montour, Sara Hands, Sara Hains, Sara Willson, and Sarah Hance) (c. 1728–1823) was an Oneida diplomat and fur trader, who was most commonly known as Sally throughout her life.

As a girl she lived near the Susquehanna River, likely near the Pennsylvania and New York border. She was married to Andrew Montour when she was a teenager. They separated  in 1756. He received custody of most of their children who were sent to live with people in Pennsylvania. Around the time of the separation, she was pregnant with her youngest child, Nicholas, who was raised by Ainse. He was by baptized at Albany, New York on October 31, 1756. She lived with Nicholas in an Oneida settlement near the Mohawk River.

She became owner of a deed for the land where Fort Stanwix was located, receiving the deed from the Oneida.  However, Ainse was unsuccessful in having the colonial government of New York honor her land claim. In 1772, Sir William Johnson rejected her Oneida deed and procured the land for a cartel of his friends. She expanded her trade west into the Great Lakes, trading with the Mississaugas on the north side of Lake Erie in 1766 and living at Michilimackinac, where she traded in rum and other goods. She regularly traveled between Michilimackinac, Detroit, and New York for trade and had a relationship with William Maxwell, the fort's commissary.

She moved to Detroit around 1775, during the time of American Revolution. She expanded her business, trading in furs, cider, and other goods, and became more commonly known as Sally Ainse. She purchased a house and lot for 120 pounds New York Currency in 1778. The lot was sixteen feet wide, and the following year, Ainse bought the neighboring lot for 80 pounds New York Currency, making her lots a total of thirty-two feet wide. In the 1779 census she owned cows, horses, one hundred pounds of flour and four slaves, likely of African and native descent. In the 1782 Detroit census, she was recorded as owning one female slave, an increased number of livestock, flour, and corn.

In 1782, Ainse made the largest land purchase of her life, acquiring 1600 acres of land on the north shore of the Thames River from  Ojibwe people.  In 1787, Ainse had sold her property in Detroit and had begun living on land she acquired in 1783 near present-day Chatham, Ontario. She brought at least one slave with her, who was old in 1789, and she likely brought more as she had had a house built, along with farms, an Indian corn field, and an orchard.  She continued to trade in the Detroit region and also performed political work, serving as an ally, liaison, and messenger to Joseph Brant during the Northwest Indian War and negotiations leading up to the Treaty of Greenville. In 1794 she helped with peace negotiations after the Battle of Fallen Timbers. She also served as a liaison for  and the British. In 1790, the Indian Department acquired the land from the Ojibwe in the McKee Purchase, though chief negotiator Alexander McKee refused to acknowledge that Ainse was the rightful owner of the land even though the Ojibwe repeatedly stated Ainse's land was exempt from the purchase. Ainse continued to make legal attempts to have her ownership recognized in 1808, 1809, 1813, and 1815, when the Executive Council of Upper Canada claimed she was dead. Ainse left her property and moved to Amherstburg, Ontario. where she died in 1823. Sally Ainse had an illustrious career as a trader throughout the Great Lakes, accumulating large amount of property and influence before her legal battles at the turn of the nineteenth century.

Further reading

Hamil, Frederick Coyne. "Sally Ainse, fur trader." Historical Bulletin. Detroit: Algonquin Club. 3 (1939).
Alan Taylor, The Divided Ground: Indians, Settlers, and the Northern Borderland of the American Revolution, (New York: Random House, 2006).
John Clarke, "AINSE, SARAH," in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 6, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2003, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/ainse_sarah_6E.html.
"Ainse, Sally, circa 1728-1823, Fur Trader, Land Owner," Carol Krismann, Encyclopedia of American Women in Business: A-L, (Greenwood Publishing 2005), 19–20.
"Ainse, Sally," Gretchen M. Bataille and Laurie Lisa, Native American Women: A Biographical Dictionary (Routledge, 2003), 4–5.

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Prof. Michaelis works to give students real-world experience in covering high school, college, professional, Olympic and adaptive sports. Sports media students have covered the 2018 and 2016 Olympics, the 2018 Warrior Games, the 2016 Paralympics and the 2013 Final Four for professional media outlets. Through the Carmical Sports Media Institute study abroad program, students will cover the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia for The Associated Press.
In Prof. Michaelis' classes, students produce written, video and audio stories about UGA and high school sports. She established a partnership with the local NPR station, WUGA, to air student-produced stories. The stories became part of a series that has won multiple state and national awards. Her students' written stories have been published by outlets including USA Today, ESPN.com, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Athens Banner-Herald.
Prof. Michaelis created the UGA-Grady High School Sports Broadcast Program, which trains high school students and advisors in underrepresented and/or underserved communities across Georgia to produce live broadcasts of their school's sports events. The program donates broadcast equipment to the schools and exposes the students to college and career opportunities in sports broadcast and production.
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So what do the finance minister Arun Jaitley and the Hindi film industry have in common? They both love the number "Rs 100 crore". The Hindi film industry cannot stop talking about the films that have done a business of Rs 100 crore or more. Jaitley, in his maiden budget speech, used the Rs 100 crore number 29 times, while making allocations to various government schemes.
This has led a lot of experts to comment that Jaitley has spread himself too thin. Whether that turns out to be the case, only time will tell. Nevertheless, in the budget speech, Jaitley, like finance ministers before him, did not talk about the single biggest expenditure of the government.
The single biggest expenditure of the government of India is debt servicing i.e. the interest that it pays on its debt and the money that it spends in repaying it. Governments all over the world, including the Indian government, spend much more than they earn. This difference is referred to as the fiscal deficit and is financed through borrowing. The money is borrowed for a certain period. During the period a certain amount of interest needs to be paid on it. And at the end of the period, the borrowed money needs to be repaid.
Over the years, the government has been spending more than it has earning. Given this, the fiscal deficit has shot up. In 2007-2008, the fiscal deficit of the Indian government had stood at Rs 1,26,912 crore or 2.6% of the GDP. This had shot up to Rs 5,15,990 crore or 5.7% of the GDP, by 2011-2012. The fiscal deficit projected for 2014-2015 stands at Rs 5,31,177 crore or 4.1% of the GDP.
This increase in fiscal deficit has been financed by a greater amount of borrowing. A greater borrowing has meant that the cost of debt servicing for the government has gone up over the years. In 2009-2010, the total debt servicing cost of the Indian government had stood Rs 2,94,857 crore. The fiscal deficit during the course of that year had stood at Rs 4,18,842 crore. Hence, the ratio of the debt servicing cost to the fiscal deficit worked out to 0.7.
By 2013-2014, the total debt servicing cost had shot up to Rs 5,43,267 crore. As the amount of money borrowed went up, so did the interest that needed to paid on it. And, so did the repayments. The fiscal deficit for the year stood at Rs 5,24,539 crore. Hence, the ratio of debt servicing cost to the fiscal deficit shot up to 1.04.
For the current financial year, the total debt servicing cost has been estimated to be at Rs 6,43,301 crore. Interestingly, in the interim budget presented by P Chidambaram in February earlier this year, the number had stood at Rs 6,74,184 crore. How has the number come down by more than Rs 30,000 crore, that Mr Jaitley did not explain. The fiscal deficit for the year has been projected at Rs 5,31,177 crore. Hence, the ratio of the total debt servicing cost to the fiscal deficit is now at 1.21.
What does this ratio tell us? It tells us that the entire borrowing(and a part of the income) of the government of India is being used to repay past borrowing and to pay interest on it. In simple everyday terms it means that I am using one credit card to pay off what is due on another credit card.
In such a scenario, it becomes very difficult for the government to spend money on other important areas. It also explains to a large extent why Jaitley made so many allocations of just Rs 100 crore. If he had the money, he would have probably preferred a higher amount of allocation. Of course, Mr Jaitley cannot be blamed for this mess which he has inherited from the Congress led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government.
So what is the way out of this financial hole? The revenue receipts of the government(i.e. the money that it earns through tax and non tax revenue) for the year 2007-2008 had stood at 10.2% of the GDP. For the year, 2014-2015, the revenue receipts are at 9.2% of the GDP.
What this tells us clearly is that the revenue receipts of the government have come down and need to go up. How can that be done? The Modi government has been gung ho about getting the black money of Indians stashed abroad back to India. But what about all the black money that is there in the country? Wouldn't that be easier to recover? While the intention to get back all this black money from abroad is certainly noble, how practical is it? Also, if the idea is to recover black money then why discriminate between those who have managed to transfer the money abroad and those who haven't.
The Modi government can borrow an idea or two from what happened in Greece. In order to recover black money, the Greek government used Google Earth to track those who have swimming pools and then cross indexed their address with the amount of tax they are paying. Ideas along similar lines which use information technology extensively in order to identify people who are not paying the correct amount of income tax, need to be come up with.
In the budget speech made in February 2013, the then finance minister P Chidambaram had estimated that India had only 42,800 people with a taxable income of Rs 1 crore or more. What this clearly tells us is that a lot of people are not paying income tax.
In a country where 27,000 luxury cars are sold every year, the number of individuals with a taxable income of Rs 1 crore has to be more than 42,800. These individuals, who include property dealers, doctors, chartered accountants etc., need to be made to pay their fair share of income tax.
Of course, any such move will not immediately lead to results. The way to do is to execute a few pilot projects in different parts of the country and identify the big defaulters and get them to pay the income tax. This should be extensively publicized as well, so as t ensure that other similar people start paying the right amount of income tax.
The piece originally appeared in The Asian Age/Deccan Chronicle dated July 11, 2014 under a different headline.
(Vivek Kaul is the author of Easy Money: Evolution of the Global Financial System to the Great Bubble Burst. He can be reached at [email protected])
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Provincial Assembly of Punjab 26th Session Report
Punjab Assembly Faces Quorum Syndrome, Hasty Legislation
Chief Minister Absent from Proceedings Since Last Four Sessions
ISLAMABAD, February 12, 2017: Punjab Assembly's 26th session was marked by lack of quorum, hasty legislation and treasury's disinterest in lawmakers' adjournment motions on public importance matters. The opposition lawmakers pointed out the absence of quorum 17 times during the session that spanned over 14 sittings. Three sittings were adjourned and four had to be suspended for want of quorum. The official attendance statistics show that maximum attendance during at least six sittings was less than the quorum (one fourth of total membership i.e. 93 members). Among the key parliamentary figures, the Chief Minister (Leader of the House) remained absent throughout the session while Speaker, Deputy Speaker and the Leader of the Opposition attended 14, six and 13 sittings respectively.
The treasury managed to get passed seven of its legislative proposals during the session. Among the passed bills, the Punjab Civil Administration Bill, 2017, the Punjab Drugs (Amendment) Bill, 2017 and the Punjab Local Government (Amendment) Bill, 2017 were introduced during the same session. The Local Government (Amendment) Bill was passed only two days after its introduction in the House.
The session also witnessed adoption of 13 resolutions and presentation of eight committee reports. Meanwhile, the lawmakers asked 408 questions, submitted nine Calling Attention Notices (CANs) and brought 33 Adjournment Motions (AMs) on the agenda. Eleven of the lawmakers' questions went unanswered while majority of Starred Questions (56%) were not discussed on the floor of the House. All CANs were addressed but all AMs except one remained unaddressed till the prorogation of the session. Besides these interventions, the government also included six general discussions on performance of various government departments and ministries in the Assembly's formal business. Two of these discussions could not take place while the four discussions consumed six hours and 50 minutes.
As many as 13 instances of protests or walkouts were observed during the session. These protests or walkouts were staged to show lawmakers' concerns over issues like Panama Leaks controversy, allocation of development funds, passage of Punjab Civil Administration Bill, 2017, treasury and chair's alleged discrimination against opposition's agenda and Hafiz Saeed's detention.
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Cook's auction is supporting the charity RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights. The lunch is valid for two people to join the CEO for 1 hour and—the cost of the meal is included. Scheduling for the lunch date can take up to one year and winners and their guests are subject to security screenings.
Last year, Cook also had a similar auction but for a coffee date, where bidding ended up at over $600,000. Although the current price may imply this particular auction isn't as popular as last year, expect last second bidders tomorrow to possibly raise the price, similar to how you always lose out on eBay.