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Spilling the Juice with…. Hockey for Heroes
We recently caught up with Jaffa's charity partner for 2020-21, Hockey for Heroes. We wanted to find out more about them, the people they help and the fun they have whilst raising money for their incredible cause. Keep reading to learn more about the charity and how Jaffa will be working in partnership with Hockey for Heroes to encourage healthier lives.
Hockey for Heroes is a UK-based charity that uses the power of sport to support people who have suffered as a result of the impact of war. They work with ex-service people to take on challenges up and down the UK each year to raise money for the national charity Help for Heroes.
The charity was founded in 2011 by a close group of friends who had served alongside each other in the British armed forces. They were inspired to start Hockey for Heroes to use the healing power of team sport to rebuild lives damaged by conflict.
The start of #Opendure and the Hockey for Heroes ladies team pose with the world cup
How does sport help ex-service people?
The Hockey for Heroes founders placed hockey at the core of the charity due to the important role sport plays in the lives of military personnel.
"Service personnel are moulded upon joining the armed forces, to work as part of a team. They learn to rely on those around them with their life and for the success of the mission"
Joel Forrester, Hockey for Heroes Managing Director
Service personnel who suffer injuries whilst serving can be left feeling that they lack purpose and a sense of identity. Seeing the challenges faced by some of their ex-colleagues as they adjusted back to 'civvy life' inspired Joel, Gary and Carl to establish Hockey for Heroes. They knew that sport could fill the void left behind once a soldier leaves the armed forces.
And so Hockey for Heroes was born! Their aim: to use sport to bring a feeling of belonging, purpose and involvement back into the lives of ex-service people.
What started as a plan to use hockey to raise money for Help for Heroes has grown to see the team take on endurance challenges, provide hockey coaching, and host festivals and tournaments. To date, the charity has worked with over 200 ex-service personnel to raise over £490,000.
Operation Stretcher
Operation Stretcher is the most gruelling challenge the Hockey for Heroes team has completed to date. The challenge saw a squad of 44 ex-service people march over 200 miles from Cardiff to Marlow, Buckinghamshire in 10 days. Not only did they play 30 games of hockey along the way, but the team also took it in turns to carry Royal Marine Dominic Lovett in a stretcher!
The #OpStretcher team walked through Marlow high street to the hockey club and then played matches 28, 29 and 30.
Dom was injured during a military training exercise and is now a tetraplegic. Before this challenge, Dom had been experiencing severe health and psychological challenges. He was given the responsibility of Team Manager for Operation Stretcher. He was responsible for delivering team talks and communicating with Members of Parliament and VIP's along the route. He also oversaw strategic team changes during the hockey games from his motorised wheelchair.
Dom embraced and excelled in his role and his confidence grew during the challenge. He said at the time that what had helped him the most was being seen for his abilities and leadership qualities and not for his injuries. Dom is still a key member of the Hockey for Heroes team today. His story goes to show what an important and life-changing role sport can play in someone's life.
How will Jaffa and Hockey for Heroes be working together?
Our mission at Jaffa is to encourage people of all ages to live healthier and more active lives. The team at Hockey for Heroes aim to achieve the same outcome for the ex-servicemen and women they work with.
A huge turn out arrived at Reading HC for the #Hockeyforheroes men's selection
We have already kicked off our partnership with Hockey for Heroes with a bang! Throughout 2020, Jaffa sponsored Hockey for Heroes' #HockeyAtHome coaching sessions. These training sessions taught participants the basics of playing hockey. The students learned about all sorts of things, from fitness for hockey, to stick skills and rehabilitation exercises.
Going forwards, we'll be continuing to work together in pursuit of our mutual goal of helping people to live healthier and happier lives. Look out for updates on the Jaffa Instagram, Facebook and Twitter accounts and on the Hockey for Heroes Instagram and Facebook pages too!
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2015 repress. "'Radiance' is the companion release to the revolutionary 'Octagon/ Octaedre' 12" (Basic Channel 007). This explores the less club compatible side of the BC works. Multi-layered, ambientish, drifting sound textures and the extensive use of accidental sounds found within the mixdown process making this EP a unique listening experience."


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any meaning to character names?
Re: any meaning to character names?
As for the text Socrates quoted, the 'electron analysis of the text' just put me on the floor laughing Excellent.
By the by, I'm going to China for a year - may not be very frequently online anymore (not that I am right now). I don't know how much online time I'll have, and what the web restrictions will be. If you hear from me in a week, it means I'm ok.
Cheers to all from Harbin, Heilongjiang, China.
As for the 26th Voyage, I saw something the other day that suggested that it contained political views that Lem no longer wished to see in print.
Wow, the dictionary wasn't even very close. And it's small, so I can't find any words similar to Pirx, Trurl, or Tichy. (I seem to recall a comment in Peace on Earth that 'tichy' is 'quiet' in Czech or something, but that sounds more like chance than comedy).
Tichy really means quite in czech and I'm pretty sure, beacuse I'm czech.
Of course, I meant QUIET. But I think that better expression would be silent, because quite is not only about loudness, but "tichy" in czech is.
No innate, he ment that "tichy" means "quiet" - like in Polish. Czech and Polish are very similar - so I think we can be sure about it.
It's been enlightening to see how closely related many languages are. I was looking at some text in Russian recently, and I was surprised by how many words I could recognize from Polish (and from the slang in A Clockwork Orange). There aren't any languages close enough to English to allow me to learn any extremely easily.
Well, as you for sure know Russian, Polish and Czech are in a group of Slavonic languages. They are all similar to each other. Nevertheless this similarity is preceived subjectively. It happens sometimes that I have a possibility to watch Czech television, and I don't have a big problem with understanding what they're talking about. Many people think that Polish is most similar to Slovak. Next is Czech and the third is Russian. This is also my point of view.
Most funny but also formidable thing about polish for czechs is written text in polish. There are so many cz, sz, rz and so on, which are in czech pronunciation extremely hard to read (almost impossible) and when somebody tries to read it, that is _really_ funny!!!
But when I replace those cz, sz, rz with č, š, ř, I can understand a lot of simple sentences.
BTW: Isn't it funny, that we're all slavonic and communicate in a germanic language?


Mushroom soup quickly made in the Vitamix was a recent lunch for me and it will be making a reappearance as it was very good. It tastes and looks quite creamy but there is no cream in the recipe, the creaminess comes from cashew nuts. As somebody who doesn't really like cream this pleases me. I had planned to add some spring onions but I forgot, it really didn't need them though.
I measured the mushrooms in a jug to the 500ml mark and added the same volume of hot vegetable stock. A handful of raw cashew nuts and a clove of garlic were then added and I was good to go. I ran the Vitamix on high speed for about 5 minutes. I added raw mushrooms for texture when I plated the soup but they could have been added to the jug and pulsed to chop them up.


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Officially launched the "DoNotFear" research project
Public transport is a space of insecurity and fear for many people.
While objective crime rates and accidents in European public transport are very low, the subjective feeling of security is very different. Many people (especially women and the elderly) are afraid to use public transport for fear of becoming a victim of aggression. This prevents a widespread adoption of the use of public transport for entire strata of society.
This is an important obstacle to the transition from personal cars to an interconnected mode of service-oriented mobility in the smart cities of the future.
People on the subway
A big problem of safety and risk in public transport is the feeling of being alone – or completely or among strangers who are not interested and are not available to help. This feeling is corroborated by the fact that people in our extensive international cities have less personal contact with their co-citizens and often avoid seeking direct communication with strangers. Because talking to others and asking for help is the primary recommendation of the security authorities on how to behave in such situations, this is a real problem. At the same time, people are more comfortable in managing online communication via their smartphone.
From this need, the project is born. In "DoNotFear" an application will be developed that will allow public transport users to:
report fear in situations and places,
reporting on other passengers in difficult or needful situations,
become members of the community of supportive users,
find out, if there are others in the car etc. that intervene in a critical situation,
sound an alarm.
This will activate a different channel to bring out solidarity and social behavior without having to interact personally with people before knowing if they will help.
At the end of January 2019 in Berlin there was the official kick-off of the project.
Financed by EiT Digital, the cluster sees as the project leader TU Berlin (Technische Universität Berlin), Technical University of Berlin, Besides :
Crowdee GmbH
WiseTown
TU Berlin (Technische Universität Berlin)
TU Berlin is one of the largest technology universities in Germany.
With around 32,000 students, around 100 course offers and 40 institutes, the historic Technische Universität Berlin is one of Germany's largest and most internationally renowned technical universities. Located in the capital of Germany, in the heart of Europe, it offers our seven faculties creating a connection between the natural and technical sciences on the one hand and planning, economics and social sciences and humanities on the other, proposing around 40 programs of Bachelor and 60 Masters. TU Berlin is the only university in the capital region that offers engineering materials.
Crowdee
Crowdee is a platform for scientific investigations, periodic surveys, user testing, labeling activities and knowledge exploration calls. Crowdee is developed by the Department of Quality and Usability at the Technical University of Berlin.
Crowdee was born from 6 years of study to understand and model the behavior of online and mobile workers, realized by software development and artificial intelligence experts, Quality and Usability Engineering at TU Berlin.
Nexsus
The Nexus Institute for Cooperation Management and Interdisciplinary Research GmbH was founded in 1999 by the Center for Technology and Society of the Technical University of Berlin.
Nexus has many years of experience in the areas of mobility, space and demography / civil society, globalization and identity / governance, knowledge and organizational culture.
The focus of research and implementation-oriented spatial development projects is the interaction between social processes (eg demographic change, migration), planning (eg urban development, climate adaptation) and infrastructure (eg mobility or energy).
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Have you ever wondered what the upstream part of the coffee supply chain is like? Or what it takes to make a farm COE-winning?
This is a documentary from a week-long visit to some of the finest specialty coffee growers in Nicaragua. To express our gratitude and respect to the owner of Un Regalo De Dios, Mr. Luis Alberto Balladarez, for his passion for coffee and his curtesy in supporting our project, we shall donate half of the profits to Fundacion de Ninos Un Corazon para Amar (a heart to love foundation for children), a local charity of his choice.
All photographs were taken by the Leica Monochrom. This is probably one of the first printed publications done exclusively by the camera to date.


This is the technique Franny will be teaching at Charity Sew Day. Hope you can make it.
Pictured below are quilts from our guild members from our April 2017 guild meeting. I for one, am amazed at the many talents of our members. Love to see the different ideas and colours. Keep up the good work!
Well, Marian Wiebe treated our members to an awesome evening of quilting. Her ability to speak so freely about her talents as a quilter along with her sense of humour, made for a very enjoyable evening for all. It was nice to see her family's influence in her quilts, some of whom came to the meeting to assist Marian in her presentation. The standing ovation at the end of her show represents just how much our members enjoyed the evening. Thank you for a wonderful evening Marian. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed it!!
. Her sense of colour and artistic ability certainly showed in her quilts, which are pictured below.
Linda Colussi has a new pattern that will use strip piecing and build quilt tops quickly.


Understood, thanks. So the only thing that the HDR is doing is the louder is better effect on sound quality, at the expense of possible clipping at times. Why Google used the HDR name for this setting is a mystery - I can't see they need to call it that to increase sales.
Why Google used the HDR name for this setting is a mystery - I can't see they need to call it that to increase sales.
It seems like you're confusing compression/limiting for dynamic range.
If the noise floor stays the same and a signal can be played back at a higher amplitude without an increase in distortion on the device with the setting enabled then it is indeed providing higher dynamic range. Until measurements are made available, I see no reason to assume the switch doesn't do exactly what the name implies.
Whether or not your content will make use of it is another issue entirely.
I was only responding to the comments in post#48 - I still have to hear it in use.
Post #48 suggests the HDR setting provides an increase in dynamic range.
Why Google used the HDR name for this setting is a mystery.
There shouldn't be any mystery.
You are saying that the increase in dynamic range would not be seen in the output wave form?
If you take the two waveforms and amplify the weaker signal to the same amplitude as the louder one, they should be identical. However, I did see a little more visible clipping in the HDR signal that I recorded, I'll have to test that some more.
Higher dynamic range simply allows the voltage swing from 0 to be larger, in this case 2V RMS instead of maybe 1.2V or 1.4V RMS (I'm guessing, I don't know the exact output level in non-HDR mode). This can give you a slightly higher signal-to-noise ratio, if your equipment can handle it, but in practice the difference is very small for ordinary playback.
2V RMS is the de facto standard output level from CD players and similar equipment since basically forever, so any even halfway competent amp or receiver should be able to handle it just fine.
I also made the mistake of equating "high dynamic range" with "disable dynamic compression", but when you think about it, the name they chose for the option makes sense.
You did however say that compression is visible with the HDR enabled and not visible when the HDR was turned off?
The question really is - if precise level matching - as would obviously be necessary - was done for a blind AB test, could you say which mode was in use?
No compression, just a few clipped peaks. I doubt I would be able to successfully ABX the difference.
BubbleUPnP does not support gapless playback on the Chromecast Audio.
and Google Music mp3 are tagless (no presence of the lame specific headers for gapless).
a good chance it can.
EDIT: after verification, Google Music is not gapless: there's a very short 50 or 100ms gap (playing a gapless album of course).
for Google Music is very low).
I said nothing of the sort; rather, I suggested that a proper measurement is in order.
Please review the technical definition of dynamic range; the one that was in place long before the it became confused with dynamic range compression. If you still think I'm wrong then I'll be happy to discuss it further.
I suggest you also review the technical definition of DR and then compare it to the technical definition of SNR. I'm not saying you're entirely wrong, just that the precise term in the situation is DR, not SNR.
Anyway, I thank you for looking into this. I too had initially thought the HDR setting was a DRC control that was improperly named for marketing reasons. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they may have gotten it right (assuming higher dynamic range is actually achieved with the setting). If the switch still doesn't work as advertised then maybe they should have gone with the more traditional line level nomenclature.
This kind of reminds me of the "Dynamic Range" switch on the Marshall Vintage Modern. When switched from "low" to "high" it inserts a parallel triode gain stage for the sole purpose of providing additional clipping in the preamp. To this day I still have a hard time wrapping my head around the decision making behind naming this switch.
It really shouldn't be that hard to stream music from a NAS to a stereo without having to spend a fortune. I'm hoping the Chromecast Audio can make the happen, because the other solutions I've tried so far have failed to make it work easily and reliably.
Were you able to do this with CC Audio? Could you explain how, in some detail, if you have?
My point is simply that a higher DR signal is more resistant to received noise and the base thermal etc. noise floor of any given device, and that can result in a higher SNR. In practice, line level signals are strong enough that it doesn't make that much of a difference, unless you're recording things through multiple steps where the cumulative noise can be a factor.
The most extreme example in general use would be the signal from turntables with MC pickups, where the signal is maybe 0.5mV compared to the common 1V or 2V from less archaic devices, which is of course why turntables are sensitive to signal cable quality and length, and normal line level signals generally aren't, outside of more extreme cases.
So for the Chromecast the option is kinda irrelevant for most people, but useful if you just can't get enough volume out of your setup otherwise. Personally, I prefer having a bit more usable range on the volume knob, so I use the "low" setting.
Yes, it works beautifully. The only issues I've run into seem to be app-specific. For instance, TuneIn tends to lose connection with the Chromecast after a while when the phone screen turns off, and I've managed to get Google Music confused about which track is playing, by spamming requests for next/previous track and play/pause. If you don't do that, there are no issues.
The app I'm using on my phone is BubbleUPNP. As mentioned before, it unfortunately doesn't support replaygain, but it does just about everything else. Maybe Foobar Mobile will turn out to be the best option when it's finished, assuming it will support DLNA and Chromecast.
How stable is music play over wifi using CC? I ask because music stuttering/stopping is a killjoy that will make the CC a non starter in my book.
In 2011 I used Airport Express for some time, but switched platforms to Sonos to address just this. In 4 years, Sonos has provided very stable music play at home using the dedicated to audio SonosNet. It isn't as stable as legacy wired kit of course, but over four years these issues caused by occassional RF interference have been few and have been far outweighed by Sonos convenience and features. And if these too are to be eliminated, there is the admittedly inconvenient option of ethernet wiring the Sonos units to the wifi router. But I haven't felt the need for doing so.
CC does not provide that option, and since interrupted music play will make it a non starter, is why this question.
I haven't had any issues with stuttering, except when all of my Internet bandwidth is being used for other things and I try to stream from Google Play Music or other Internet sources. Local playback from a DLNA server using BubbleUPNP is always fine.
Thanks for that update, and I have also recently come across the neat little optional power supply cable that can now be bought if needed, that allows for the CC to be ethernet wired to the router for such places where the WiFi environment is too noisy/busy. Inconvenient yes, but that may be the only way to get interruption free music in some places.
Thanks for that. Chromecast Audio was tempting for me, but not if gapless is impossible.
I recently switched from a WD NAS to a Synology NAS, but I haven't been able to achieve true gapless playback on either over DLNA. The only reliable gapless solution I've found is to play albums over SMB using Neutron.
When using SPDIF optical the wordclock locks into 48k while using the Spotify App via Chromecast. So the Chromecast Audio probably resamples everything to 48k unless Spotify streams are in 48k which would make no sense to me.
If I recall correctly the 48khz thing has been acknowledged as a bug by Google and a fix is reportedly coming in a firmware update.
Using an Android tablet or phone and use the Google Play "local" feature to play music from a USB drive located and accessible on our home network.
Cast the result to Chromecast audio which I would hope would also be able to use the same USB drive network accessible file to continue playing when the tablet/phone was put to sleep.
All of the above would be using FLAC encoded files.
Would the result be the same if a Chromecast was used instead of a Chromecast Audio?
For playback of local files, I don't think Google Play Music will work. You'll need something like BubbleUPNP (for DLNA or music directly on the device), or a similar app that supports playback of music on an SMB share and Chromecasting the playback.
Localcast (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...lcast&hl=da) seems to be a very popular solution.
It just occurred to me that I didn't put up any kind of proof that the HDR option is a simple line output level switch.
It's not precisely sample-aligned, but I think you'll agree that both recordings are identical once amplified to the same peak level, and that there's definitely no compression going on.
And yet reviewers and forums users keep going on about how switching on HDR is an ABSOLUTE MUST for sound quality with the Chromecast Audio. At best, it'll buy you a little more SNR, but that's about it.
And again, if the SNR improves then the switch does indeed provide an increase in dynamic range. Of course people will continue to erroeously equate it with compression; that just goes with the territory.
Looks like there's a new update for the Chromecast Audio that adds snake oil and cool new features.
Multi-room is here! You can now stream to multiple Chromecast Audios at once! Nice!
And they added support for 24/96 "hi-res" audio. All placebophiles rejoice!


We're always busy here at Friends of Blackwater, and don't always stop to reflect on what makes the organization go – our members and donors. All of our programs, from public lands protection and watershed restoration to historic interpretation and climate education, depend on your support. Thank you!
Making a donation can mean many different things. Volunteers who participate in trail work or community cleanups donate their time to advance our mission. Some local businesses make in-kind donations to ensure events like the winter film festival are fun and successful. Dues-paying members contribute financially to our success, whether they give directly or through foundations. We appreciate all of our members, but want to highlight a few who have used foundations and corporate giving to maximize their impact.
-Bill Weiss, of Morgantown, is a retired teacher and long-time member. He hosted a house party for Friends of Blackwater all the way back in 2004, and remains an active member to this day, donating $1000 in 2018 through TIAA. Bill's contribution was listed incorrectly in our Spring 2019 newsletter, and we apologize for the error. Please accept this public correction and our sincere thanks.
-Rafe and Lenore Pomerance are our climate superstars. Rafe spoke at our 2018 Climate Conference and has given us great advice as we work to get our new West Virginia Center on Climate Change (WVCCC) up and running. They have been members since 2002, and regularly donate through the Greater Washington Community Foundation.
-Mary and Andrew Miller advise the Kyle Family Foundation of the Dayton Foundation. They have advocated for Friends of Blackwater to the Foundation, and over the years have successfully directed thousands of dollars towards our programs.
-Luanne McGovern, while working for the Honeywell Corporation, used the Honeywell Charitable match program to double her donation over several years.
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60 Israeli school kids refuse military service!
in Politics, World News
Last October 19yr old Hallel Rabin, a young Israeli woman, explained why she refused to be a part of the Israeli occupation force. She'd already been languishing in an Israeli prison for 4 weeks before this video was posted and was preparing for a 3rd stint in an Israeli prison. Hallel also sent a message through her lawyer after she returned to prison….
"Hello again, this is Hallel Rabin
I'm writing you this message from inside the military prison – Last week I was tried again by the Israeli military for refusing to draft and serve occupation and war. I was sentenced for another 10 days in jail – my fourth incarceration term! My appeal for the military conscience committee was heard on Wednesday, and I hope to receive my exemption afterwards. But if that won't happen, I'm willing to stay in jail for as long as it takes until justice is done.
I'm held at Military Jail No. 6 with other female inmates. My connection to the outside world is through phone calls with my parents and meetings with my lawyer. I was moved and excited by the enormous wave of international solidarity I received – If I could, I would thank each one of you personally. But the Israeli military forbids any direct contact with media, diplomats or other supporters, trying to isolate me. They even won't allow any picture of me with prison uniform to be shared. But I know that as long as you, and many more, share my message, I'm never truly alone.
Hallel Rabin, Refuser in Jail"
Hallel is far from alone it seems. Today, we learn that 60 Israeli High School seniors have written to the Israeli PM declaring the reasons why they've decided to refuse military service and why they reject Zionism and occupation of Palestinian lands. In their letter, they also call out the ruthless oppression and murderous exploitation of the Palestinian people and declare that they refuse "to put on the bloodstained military uniform and preserve the legacy of the Nakba and of occupation" or to uphold "the legacy of massacre, expulsion of families, and land theft, the legacy which enabled the establishment of the State of Israel, as a proper democratic state, for Jews only."
Hello, my name is Daniel. I'm 18 year old from Tel Aviv and I'm part of a new group of teens, school seniors and youth refusers. We're called the Shministim Letter… a movement of high school seniors who publicly refuse to serve in the Israeli military as a conscientious objection to the occupation and oppression of Palestinians. Over the last year, we've gotten together to learn about injustices and abuse that are an inherent part of the military regime. Together, we decided that right now, as Israel enters another election and Biden enters the white house, is the time to act. We demand justice, and justice demands soladirty and joint struggle.
These young objectors refuse to enforce what they call "collective punishment". They refuse to arrest and jail minors and they call out the use of blackmail as a way to recruit "collaborators". They also call out other Israeli war crimes, such as the government's "policies of apartheid entailing two different legal systems: one for Palestinians and the other for Jews" and the 10yr siege of Gaza which "has created a massive humanitarian crisis… there is no drinkable water nor electricity in Gaza for most hours of the day. Unemployment and poverty are pervasive and the healthcare system lacks the most basic means."
"Real peace.. requires justice" they say and "Justice requires acknowledgment of the historical and present injustices, and of the continuing Nakba" as well as "the end of the occupation, the end of the siege on Gaza, and recognition of the right of return for Palestinian refugees. Justice demands solidarity, joint struggle, and refusal."
You can read the full 2021 Shministiyot Letter here folks.
It seems, despite all the Israeli propaganda, hope for peace, justice and solidarity still thrives.
If you'd like to support these amazing young champions of peace and justice then please join and support The Refuser Solidarity Network today.
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Mishcon de Reya
Mishcon de Reya is an independent law firm, which now employs more than 900 people with over 550 lawyers offering a wide range of legal services to companies and individuals.
Based in London and Singapore, the firm services an international community of clients and provides advice in situations where the constraints of geography often do not apply. The work it undertakes is cross-border, multi-jurisdictional and complex, spanning six core practice areas: Corporate; Dispute Resolution; Employment; Intellectual Property; Private; and Real Estate.
Mishcon de Reya has grown rapidly in recent years, showing more than 70% revenue growth in the past five years alone. In 2015, the firm moved into a purpose designed building on Kingsway, and has converted to both an alternative business structure and LLP.
Mishcon de Reya prides itself on the diverse range of people who make up the firm. The central role played by the Academy, the firm's in-house place of learning, development and new thinking, and its active and innovative social impact strategy are reflected in its Investors in People Platinum standard.
The individual in this role will design and implement technical solutions to support a range of Software Engineering projects, with a focus on Data Science, Data Engineering, and Machine Learning.? You must be capable of solving a range of technical data challenges, each expecting you to assess the requirements, propose a solution and manage delivery.
These projects could require you to work alone, with our Data Scientists, or as part of the wider Strategy team. Our business challenges are always unique.
The function leverages advanced technologies where expertise is required. The role requires an individual who is innovative and forward-looking.? You'll be the kind of person who wants to try new things, and who is inquisitive in nature. You will be comfortable developing different approaches to a problem, as well as conducting small research projects to see what is possible with specific technologies.
Responsibilities/Duties
Duties will include, but are not limited to:
Responsible for design and delivery of a range of technical software engineering projects, from small proof of concepts to building software systems to support the exchange of data sets and associated Machine Learning algorithms.
Building APIs to access database and data application structures to enable automated aggregation and transfer of information between systems.
Responsible for managing and maintaining technical cloud infrastructure.
Skills/Experience
Several years working within a commercial environment is essential.
Bachelors level education in a relevant technical subject or equivalent technical experience is essential. Masters level education is preferable.
Familiarity with Devops principles and CI/CD approaches is preferable.
Experience of software development in Python, as well as Bash scripts is essential. Knowledge of JavaScript, and front-end technologies is desirable.
Experience of building APIs to make Data available using REST and other approaches is essential. Experience with Python frameworks such as Flask and Django technologies is desirable.
Experience of data storage and analysis technologies including SQL is essential. An understanding of NoSQL Databases, key-value stores and graph databases such as Neo4j is desirable.
Experience of Amazon Web Services/Azure and other Cloud infrastructure providers, Docker and container technologies is desirable.
Experience of Machine Learning libraries such as Scikit Learn is desirable.
Experience with using Infrastructure as Code tools such as Terraform is desirable.
Skills/Attributes
Highly flexible and open to change, comfortable with ambiguity.
Detail-orientated with solid analytical and problem-solving skills.
Willingness to learn new technologies, techniques and information.
Ability to communicate effectively with people at all levels, and to work with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Personable and confident, able to build relationships with partners/ key stakeholders.
Resilient and calm under pressure.
Pro-active and takes initiative, able to manage projects and workload independently.
Please note that this job profile is not an exhaustive list of duties but merely an outline of the key components of the role. You may be required by your line manager to take on additional responsibilities when requested.
It's business. But it's personal.


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New Jersey company agrees to stop selling lottery 'secrets' in Iowa
April 7, 2016 By Dar Danielson
Tom Miller
A New Jersey-based company has agreed to stop selling systems in Iowa that claim they help you win the lottery. Iowa Attorney General spokesperson, Geoff Greenwood, says they got a tip on the schemes pushed by Success Publishers LLC.
"We received a mailing from an Iowa consumer that was titled: 'How I win $20,000 every month from the lottery.' After we started to look into it we realized that this a company that is making claims that somehow consumers could beat the lottery. It's a sure win. They asserted that they had a rate of about 90 percent of lottery wins," Greenwood says.
He says one mailing offered to sell "secrets" used by an elite group of "rogue mathematicians" called "Lotto Dragons" to help customers win. "We had concerns that they couldn't back up these claims," Greenwood says. "In other words, there is no such thing as easy winnings from the lottery based on these programs that they sell."
Greenwood says they obtained a list showing 86 Iowans had purchased the systems. "Consumers would pay anywhere from 10 dollars to one hundred dollars for various offerings that are all really about these supposed methods for winning the lottery," Greenwood says. The owner of the company, John F. Abate, agreed to refund approximately $3,800 to Iowans and to not use or sell the list of names of Iowa customers. Abate and his company deny liability or wrongdoing in the agreement.
Greenwood says these are the types of schemes that often target the elderly. "We're concerned about vulnerable Iowans, we're concerned about elderly Iowans. And if you do have someone at home who is older and might be more vulnerable — this is the type of thing you need to watch out for," according to Greenwood. "Whether your loved one is getting a phone call, whether your loved one is receiving a mailing from someone who is making certain types of promises and collecting money at the end of the solicitation."
Abate will also pay $1,000 to the Iowa consumer education fund. The Iowa Attorney General's office will be contacting the Iowans involved for their refunds.
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Capture One Pro 9 Photo Editing Software Brings Better Contrast Adjustments
The latest version of Capture One Pro focuses on image quality
By Stan Horaczek
When it comes to processing raw photos, Capture One has always been pretty excellent when it comes to contrast and color performance. Now, Phase One is doubling down on its strengths with the release of Capture One Pro 9.
One of the big updates to the photo editing software is a revamped version of the contrast engine. It claims it does a much better job adjusting only the contrast without affecting other aspects of the image like hue, and lightness, which can sometimes get dragged along and create unwanted results.
The keywording system has received a pretty substantial upgrade, allowing you to add keywords individually or in bulk, and even import keywords from other sources.
You now get an extra activation with the license, so it can be used on three computers instead of two. The re-scaling engine has been overhauled so it does a better job reproducing image details and sharpness whether the image is being exported bigger or smaller than the original file. There's also a new import function that will bring libraries in from other programs like Lightroom if the images are saved in DNG format.
Ultimately, it may not feel like a massive update since the interface and most of the tools will look fairly similar, but I'm always glad to see a company focusing on the functions that are really important.
Capture One Pro 9 is available now. You can try it for 30 days for free, buy a license for $299, subscribe for $15 per month (you have to sign up for a year to get that price), or upgrade from a slightly older version of Capture One Pro for $99.
I downloaded the new version and I'm curious to try it out. I'm still primarily a Lightroom user, but I have found some functions in Capture One Pro that appeal to me, so it has been very interesting comparing the two.


Although hypothermic preservation is one of the foundations of clinical transplantation, it is a general consensus that with increasing cold ischemia (CI) times, damage to the kidney seen after reperfusion increases. Nevertheless, uncertainty exists concerning the mechanism by which CI influences the severity of the reperfusion injury. We studied the negative effect of hypothermia on renal metabolism and function using an ex vivo warm perfusion technology. The results indicated that renal function was compromised with CI greater than 24 hours and preceded the loss of cell viability following 48 hours of CI.
A CI associated lag-phase in the restoration of metabolism was also seen, where the longer cold stored kidney showed a diminished metabolic rate. We concluded that these observations might provide preliminary evidence suggesting that ex vivo restoration of metabolism could minimize damage from actual reperfusion from the cold.
Reperfusion from a metabolically inactive state results in endothelial cell injury, fluid accumulation and inflammatory cell infiltration. The vasculature seems to have one of the most prominent positions in this inflammatory cascade, with reactive metabolites of oxygen as important modulators. Our experiments focused on an inhibition of the formation of radical oxygen and their activation of inflammatory cells. We achieved this by restoring metabolism with a perfusate containing scavengers and lacking inflammatory cells (EMS perfusate). The results indicated that ex vivo restoration of sufficient metabolism appeared to be a key factor in reduction of the reperfusion injury. We furthermore postulated that the initial warm ischemic injury, as seen in non-heartbeating donors, plays an important rate-limiting factor in the actual restoration of a sufficient level of metabolism.
It is well appreciated that warm ischemic damage reduces the duration of effective cold preservation. This means that tolerable warm ischemia (WI) times are reduced when preservation and transplantation follow. To enhance the use of non-heartbeating donors as a source of kidneys for transplantation, the compounding damage of WI on the graft must be understood. In our experiments, kidneys were transitioned to a warm temperature perfusion following WI and CI. Increasing the WI time, reduced the renal metabolism substantially, and was interpreted as the loss of cellular viability. One of the known effects of ischemia on a kidney is an increase in vascular resistance and LDH release. This was confirmed in our experiments.
The data showed that WI plays a rate-limiting role in the restoration of metabolism after cold preservation. We furthermore believe that these studies indicate the potential of ex vivo warm perfusion as a useful tool in prospective organ evaluation.
Viability testing in clinical transplantation has gained renewed interest with the resurgence of the non-heartbeating donor. Despite efforts there is currently no objective method to evaluate the potential function of a kidney. This can, in part, be attributed to the severe inhibition of renal metabolism that occurs during hypothermic preservation. Warm perfusion seems to create an opportunity for viability testing through the restoration of metabolism prior to actual transplantation.
The degree of metabolism and the integrity of the vasculature both play a major role in the viability of an organ. In view of this, three parameters for the viability testing were developed, forming a score that could predict posttransplant outcome. Our results show that it is possible to use the ongoing metabolism during the warm temperature perfusion to effectively assess the kidney before it is transplanted.
In conclusion, these findings indicate that a period of warm perfusion reduces reperfusion injury upon implantation and provides a means for viability testing, that will allow for use of kidneys with longer warm ischemic times. We postulate that if, following severe WI, actual resuscitation of metabolism to a sufficient level were possible, we might one day be able to transplant an allograft with a warm ischemic exposure of a magnitude that is currently never considered.
The present thesis was designed to examine the effect of restoration of renal metabolism by ex vivo warm perfusion with an acellular perfusate on (1) the reduction of the damage to the kidney seen upon reperfusion from the cold (2) the development of prognostic testing to evaluate the functional status of kidneys prior to implantation.
Chapter 1 is a brief overview of the development of organ preservation and immunosuppression in the field of organ transplantation. It discusses the organ shortage, the major obstacle facing today's clinical transplantation, and formulates the general introduction to this thesis.
In chapter 2 a historical overview of previous attempts at warm preservation, in the context of the current status of kidney preservation, is presented. The principle of preservation at warmer temperatures is not new, but with the present developments and approaches, successful clinical application appears to be within reach. The potential for prospective testing of the function and enhanced resistance to ischemic damage are discussed.
Chapter 3 discusses the original concept underlying the development of warm perfusion using Exsanguinous Metabolic Support (EMS) technology. EMS functions by supporting two major ongoing and critical processes: the support of continued cellular metabolism and the maintenance of the integrity of the vasculature in order to provide continued barrier functions. If these two requirements can be met, it seems feasible to preserve an organ at a near physiologic temperature in conditions that mirrored cells in tissue culture. The warm perfusion solution and perfusion system are reviewed in detail.
In chapter 4, using a bovine calf slaughter house model, the effect of varying cold ischemia times on the metabolism and function of the kidney is described. It is shown that renal function is compromised prior to the loss of cell viability with increasing cold ischemia times. This finding suggests that an acellular warm temperature reperfusion ex vivo may enhance restoration of metabolism and thereby reduce the damage seen upon actual reperfusion from the cold.
The influences of warm ischemia on renal metabolism and function are investigated in chapter 5. The studies in the bovine calf slaughterhouse model form a basis for the development of a sensitive viability test prior to transplantation.
Using a critical autotransplantation model in the dog, the effect of restoring renal metabolism by warm perfusion on reperfusion injury was investigated in chapter 6. As compared to reperfusion from the cold, the results showed a clear reduction in the severity of delayed graft function following transplantation.
Chapter 7 discusses the renewed interest in viability testing with the resurgence of the NHB donor. With the development of a more physiologic preservation technology that supports adequate metabolism at a warm temperature, it appears feasible to develop viability testing that can distinguish between viable and non-viable organs.
In chapter 8 the general conclusions are discussed and interpreted, indicating the possible synergy between the cold and the warm in the field of organ transplantation.
Hoofdstuk 1 vormt de algemene introductie voor dit proefschrift. Het geeft een kort overzicht van de ontwikkeling van nierpreservatie en immunosuppressie op het gebied van de orgaantransplantatie. Tevens wordt het tekort aan nieren, een van de voornaamste obstakels in de hedendaagse klinische transplantatiegeneeskunde, besproken.
In hoofdstuk 2 wordt een historisch overzicht gegeven van eerdere pogingen tot warme perfusie van nieren. Het principe van warme perfusie is niet nieuw, maar met de huidige technieken en ontwikkelingen, lijkt een succesvolle klinische toepasbaarheid binnen handbereik. De potentie van warme perfusie voor het prospectief testen van de nierfunctie en de toegenomen weerbaarheid tegen ischemische schade wordt besproken.
Hoofdstuk 3 bespreekt het oorspronkelijke concept hetgeen ten grondslag ligt aan de ontwikkeling van warme perfusie met 'Exsanguinous Metabolic Support' (EMS) technologie. EMS werkt via het ondersteunen van twee, tijdens preservatie, kritieke processen: te weten het cellulair metabolisme en de vasculaire integriteit teneinde respectievelijk de functionaliteit van de niercellen en de barrière functies van het vaatbed te behouden.
Indien aan deze twee voorwaarden is voldaan, lijkt het haalbaar een orgaan te bewaren bij een bijna fysiologische temperatuur onder omstandigheden die gelijk zijn aan die van cellen in een celkweek. De perfusie vloeistof en het perfusie systeem komen in detail aan de orde.
In hoofdstuk 4 wordt met behulp van een kalver-slachthuismodel het effect beschreven van verschillende periodes van koude preservatie op het metabolisme en de functie van de nier. Er wordt aangetoond dat met toenemende periodes van koude ischemie de nierfunctie wordt gecompromitteerd vóórdat er verlies optreedt van de levensvatbaarheid van de niercellen. De bevindingen van deze studies wijzen op een mogelijk positief effect van ex vivo herstel van het metabolisme. Dit herstel van metabolisme zou kunnen leiden tot een vermindering van de nierschade, welke gezien wordt bij reperfusie na koude preservatie.
De invloeden van warme ischemie op het niermetabolisme en –functie worden onderzocht in hoofdstuk 5 (kalver-slachthuismodel). Deze onderzoeken vormen de basis voor de ontwikkeling van prognostische testen om de functionele status van de nieren vóór transplantatie te bepalen.
Middels een kritisch auto-transplantatie model bij honden is in hoofdstuk 6 het effect van het ex vivo herstel van niermetabolisme op reperfusieschade onderzocht. Vergeleken met reperfusie na uitsluitend koude preservatie, tonen de resultaten dat de functie van een tijdelijk warm geperfuseerde nier na transplantatie minder gecompromitteerd wordt.
Hoofdstuk 7 (auto-transplantatie model bij honden) bespreekt het belang van kwaliteitstesten naar de levensvatbaarheid van nieren. Met de toepassing van een meer fysiologische preservatie technologie, welke een adequaat metabolisme ex vivo ondersteunt, lijkt het haalbaar om kwaliteitstesten voor nieren te ontwikkelen die kunnen differentiëren tussen al dan niet levensvatbare nieren vóór transplantatie.
In hoofdstuk 8 worden de algemene conclusies besproken en geïnterpreteerd. Deze wijzen op een mogelijk synergisme tussen koude en warme preservatie op het gebied van orgaantransplantatie in de toekomst.


Constructed of breathable and water-repellent ripstop, Satisfy's black and navy tie-dyed jacket is printed at the chest with reflective "Run In Peace" lettering. This lightweight style is designed with underarm cutouts to keep the body cool during exercise.
Breathable and water-repellent Japanese fabric.
Stand collar. Articulated raglan sleeves. Cutouts at underarms. Perforated bands at elasticized cuffs. Reflective peace sign printed at back. Toggle-drawstring hem.
Our model is 6'1"/185cm and wearing a size 3.


If my brother and I agree on one thing (and we agree on most, thankfully) it's that the recording session is hands down the most fun part of any production. Why? Animation production is a very long and tedious process. It takes months to see a concept emerge in final form. When we record our songs, we walk into the studio in the morning with lyrics and a temp track and by the end of the day we have a finished product. It's instant gratification compared to visual production!
The recording session for "He's Barack Obama" was extra special thanks to the all-star band of legendary rockers our music composer, John Frizzell, assembled. On lead guitar and drums, Foo Fighter's very own Chris Shiflett and Taylor Hawkins… on bass guitar, Chris Chaney, of Jane's Addiction and Alanis Morissette fame… and on keyboard, Roger Joseph Manning Jr, core member of the Jellyfish as well as session keyboardist for Beck, blink-182 and Johnny Cash.
Lead vocals were sung by Jess Harnell, who has voiced thousands of TV and Film characters, including Wakko Warner on Animaniacs, and who sings lead vocals for the heavy metal band, Pop Sugar. Gabriel Mann sang lead on the beautiful opener as well as the harmonies throughout the song. There is nothing more amazing than watching Gabe meticulously lay down 20 tracks of vocals to construct a harmony.
Finally, we would be remiss if we did not call out the stupendous efforts and talent of our musical composer, John Frizzell. This is our fourth track with John (prior tracks include "In 2007", "Time for Some Campaigning" and the "2008 Year in Review") and each time we work together we are more impressed by his passion and creativity. It's no wonder he has a filmography that includes comedy classics like "Office Space" and "Beavis and Butthead Do America". Backing up John is audio engineer, Freddy "The Fredster" Wiedman. Freddy can make computers do things with audio that are illegal in twelve states. Seriously.
From left to right: composer John Frizzell, Evan Spiridellis, Gregg Spiridellis, Roger Joseph Manning Jr, Chris Shiflett, Taylor Hawkins, Chris Chaney and Freddy "The Fredster" Wiedman.
Taylor Hawkins stops hitting things long enough to show his sensitive side to band mate Chris Shiflett. Chris Chaney watches in background.
Roger Joseph Manning Jr on keys and Chris Chaney on bass. These guys have such mad skills it's humbling to be in their presence.
From left to right: JibJab co-founders Evan and Gregg Spiridellis review the take with composer John Frizzell.
Gregg, Evan and the musical wizards gather to listen to the scratch track and talk through things before starting the recording session.
A bit of trivia… the citizens pointing up to the "Barack Obama" sign are the band members. Facing the camera, from left to right, are Chris Chaney, Taylor Hawkins, Chris Shiflett and Roger Joseph Manning Jr.
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Wow, I didn't know Jess Harnell was the lead singer! No wonder I loved the voice so much!
ummm the music had a tenatious D sound to it. I could of sworn it was jack black singing.
I was so excited to think that it was Jack Black but, it wasn't and I can still think it was him.
What a wonderful piece of art…love the badtman-ears graphic…so many nice touches in the visuals. Transitions and movement from one frame to the next was just right. Love the money wave…that must have taken some time. Kudos to all your designers…Great Work!!!!


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Hard Seltzer vs Beer: Know the Delicious Differences and Similarities
The hard seltzer vs beer comparison makes sense when most people are searching for a low-carb and healthier alternative to beer. But a lot of people will tell you that drinking alcoholic beverages is not always about health — the overall experience is what matters most. Having said that, this guide will help you in picking up the drink of your choice without any second thoughts.
Hard Seltzer vs Beer Quick Comparison Guide
What Are the Differences Between Hard Seltzer and Beer?
What Is Hard Seltzer Best For?
– Brewing Process
– Sensory Profile
– Ingredients
– Nutritional Information
What Is Beer Best For?
– Is Hard Seltzer Better for You Than Beer?
– Are Seltzers Better Than Beer for Weight Loss?
Characteristics Hard seltzer Beer
Primary Ingredient Cane Sugar or Sugar Malted Grains (usually barley)
Type Alcoholic Beverage Alcoholic Beverage
Alcohol content Up to 5 percent ABV Generally ranges from 3 percent to 12 percent ABV. Some beers may have up to 20 percent ABV.
Sugar Up to 3 grams Mostly not, but may be added in small quantities to balance out the bitterness
Gluten Gluten-free Not gluten-free, very few beers claim to be gluten-free
Types None but known with different names such as spiked seltzer, adult seltzer, mature seltzer, and hard sparkling alcohol water Lagers and Ales are further subdivided into IPAs, Stout, Porters, etc.
Nutrients 100 calories and 2 grams carbs 150 to 200 calories, 15 grams carbs, and 2 grams protein. Mostly sugar-free
The major difference between hard seltzer and beer is that hard seltzer is made from fermenting cane sugar or sugar with water, whereas beer uses malted grains as the primary source of sugar. While both are brewed and fermented alcoholic drinks, there are differences between flavor profile and calories.
Hard seltzers or spiked seltzers are best for those looking for a boozy version of seltzers, a flavored, carbonated drink. It is an easy-to-drink, fruit-flavored, fizzy, and low-alcoholic beverage with low-calorie and low carbs. Due to these facts, the hard seltzer market has been growing exponentially in the US.
The brewing process starts with fermenting pure sugar sources such as cane sugar (sucrose), agave syrup, glucose, liquid invert sugar (a blend of glucose and fructose) or honey in water. The high-quality and viable strains of yeasts are used to convert sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
Next, the fermented alcohol is filtered thoroughly to get a colorless, odorless, and flavorless alcohol base. This highly clear liquid act like a blank canvas for the addition of natural or artificial flavoring agents. Afterward, this liquid goes through a carbonation process, which makes it fizzy.
Typically, it is the infusion of spring water with carbon dioxide gas under very high pressure which leads to the formation of tiny bubbles that makes your taste buds tickle on every sip. Among several seltzer brands, White Claw is the most prominent and well-received one.
Here is what you can expect from a glass of hard seltzer.
Appearance: Hard seltzer shows no head or lacing. Instead, it pours like a clear sparkling soda compared to a beer. In addition, this beverage has bright effervescence accompanied by tiny bubbles that offer your taste buds a tickling sensation in every sip.
Aroma: Due to the production of byproducts during fermentation and the inability to filter out the product, hard seltzer typically showcases a white-wine-like aroma.
Flavor: It tastes like sparkling soda with subtle alcoholic content and a fruity flavor. However, the flavor varies from brand to brand and solely depends on the flavor you buy. Generally, it is fizzy, slightly boozy, and combined with a fruity punch.
Although every hard seltzer starts with a sugar and water mixture, brewers get the freedom to add an array of flavors after fermentation.
Sugar or cane sugar– Typical sugar sources include cane sugar (sucrose), agave syrup, glucose, liquid invert sugar (a blend of glucose and fructose) or honey.
Fruity flavors– A wide range of flavors are obtained from juice, natural flavors, or concentrates like black cherry or lime.
Carbonated water– It is regular water that is infused with carbon dioxide gas at a very high pressure.
During fermentation, yeasts break down sugar into alcohol.
Hard seltzer comes in a rainbow of flavors ranging from lime, passion fruit, watermelon, coconut, and even black cherry. So, to simplify, we have categorized the food pairings that will go well with these drinks:
Citrus flavored: Whole fried fish; calamari; shrimp; tossed salads; fresh cheese; covering mozzarella; burrata; feta; queso fresco.
Berry flavored: Spicy, earthy dishes with sweet and sour combinations like Asian stir-fries; wild mushroom risotto; stuffed portobello; oily fish (tuna, salmon, and mackerel).
Tropical flavored: Pairs well with equally tropical and intense flavored dishes such as ceviche with diced mango; tuna sashimi with ponzu sauce; fresh figs with honey.
A 12-ounce can of hard seltzer contains about 100 calories, 2 grams of carbs, and 5 percent ABV. As it doesn't contain grains, it is gluten-free. Furthermore, it is also a good alternative for those who want to enjoy a non-bitter and gluten-free alcoholic drink.
Beer is best for those who are looking for a refreshing and flavorful alcoholic beverage that has a lot of variety for events or just hanging out. Beer is an alcoholic drink produced from the brewing and fermentation of grains. During the brewing process, hops are added as a flavoring and stabilizing agent.
Beers are broadly divided into two subcategories: lagers and ales. While beers come in different colors, flavors, and alcoholic strength, some of the general characteristics of beer are as follows:
The beer brewing process starts with the selection of grains. Usually, brewers choose one or a combination of barley, oats, and wheat. The grains go through the malting process and are then transferred into the mashing tun.
Here, it is mashed to make wort (a liquid containing sugar). Afterward, this liquid is boiled (most brewers add hops at this stage) and cooled. Finally, brewers transfer the brew to fermentation tanks and add yeast.
Here is what you can expect from your bottle of beer.
Appearance: The appearance and color of beers vary depending on the malts and fermentation. Generally, beer color ranges from pale to very dark. Pale malts lend a pale color, whereas roasted malts or patent malts lend a dark color.
Aroma: There are aromatic notes of herbs, spices, and tropical fruits from hops paired with malty, toasty, and sweet aroma from malts.
Flavor: Again, the type and quantity of malts, hops, and yeasts are responsible for the overall flavor profile of a beer. It can range from sweet, balanced, malty, and hoppy to clean and crisp.
On average, a standard serving of beer (12 oz) contains calories ranging from 150 to 200, no sugar, 15 grams of carbs, 2 grams of protein, and 2 grams of potassium. Beer alcohol content falls between 2 percent to 12 percent ABV.
The main ingredients in beer are:
Malted grains (mostly barley) – Malted grains are the main source of sugar. It is broken down into alcohol during the fermentation process.
Hops – Hops are used to stabilize the brew and enhance the aroma and flavor.
Beers, especially lagers, are known for palate-cleansing qualities, whereas ales pair well with rich and heavy foods. While there are no hard and fast rules, here are some recommendations.
Ales: Sliders, cheeseburgers, or simply cheese, grilled fish, or any other Caribbean foods, meat, and rich desserts (chocolate cakes).
Lagers: Saucy, greasy, and spicy food (barbecue wings), Indian curries, and fries.
Hard seltzer is better for you than beer if you are looking for a low-calorie, flavorful, and gluten-free alcoholic beverage. However, being a flavored drink increases the chances of you consuming more alcohol unknowingly.
Yes, a standard 12-ounce serving of hard seltzer contains 100 calories, whereas a beer of a similar serving contains calories in the range of 150 to 200. So hard seltzers are an excellent low-calorie, low-sugar alternative to beers.
In addition, hard seltzers use carbonated water and contain fewer sugars and carbs than beer, so compared to beer and other alcoholic drinks, it ranks better in keeping your fluid levels up. But remember that alcohol content has a diuretic effect similar to other alcoholic beverages.
This hard seltzer vs beer review shows that both alcoholic beverages have several similarities and differences. The main difference comes down to what is being fermented. Beers use malted grains (usually barley) to extract sugar for fermentation, whereas hard seltzers directly use sugar or cane sugar for fermentation.
From a health perspective, hard seltzers are far better than a beer due to their low-carb, low-sugar, and gluten-free properties. However, it is not as filling and satisfying as a clean and crisp beer. Also, you can find light beers like Michelob Ultra with similar features. Regardless of the differences, both beverages are alcoholic drinks and should be consumed in moderation.
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10 Exciting Things To Do In Kangra That Are Sure To Leave You Wonderstruck
Muskan Gupta
Worn out by what city life does to you all throughout the year? Get ready and pack your bags for an enthralling vacation to Kangra Valley. Nestled amidst the lofty Himalayas and super sights, Kangra is among the best hill stations of the north Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. With all the fun things to do in Kangra and prominent places to visit there, you will certainly have a blast! Kangra is a must see hill station in Himachal Pradesh and an ideal destination for all.
Prime Things To Do In Kangra
Wondering what to do in Kangra? Fret not. We got you a generously dotted list of all the enjoyable things to do in Kangra. Scroll down to know and explore the amazing options available to you on your holiday in Kangra because a promising and fun-filled vacation is all that you need to escape from the monotonous city lives.
1. Trek to Triund
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An irresistible trek for adventure enthusiasts, Triund Trek is absolutely a delight. Listed under one of the best things to do in Kangra Valley, the trek to Triund in the towering Himalayas is as enchanting as challenging it seems. The views that Triund offers will certainly leave you awestruck. With picturesque landscapes and the moon visible in the daylight, this proximate destination from Kangra Valley is ideal for adventure lovers, solo travelers, and photographers!
As you reach the last kilometer of the trek, get ready to trek through the most challenging 22 curves. Adventure seekers will certainly like the increasing difficulty level of the trek. These curves make it more exciting and enthralling. You will be welcomed by soul soothing views of lush green forests and mighty mountains as you reach the top.
How to reach Triund: If you are coming from New Delhi, the ideal way to reach the base camp in Dharamshala is through Chandigarh and then Kangra.
Best time to plan a trek to Triund: March to May and September to December are the most favorable time periods of the year which attract a huge number of travelers from across the nation.
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2. Go Paragliding in Bir Billing
Bir Billing is the recently discovered adventure spot nestled in the stunning Kangra Valley attracting adrenaline junkies from all over India. Bir Billing paragliding is what this small hill town is famous for. Take off from Bir and land in Billing after flying through the air at a speed of almost 200 kmph. Catch bird's eye views from atop lofty mountains and admire the astonishing landscapes and sky high terrains while you soar.
Paragliding in Kangra is one of the many sports in India which allow vacationers to follow their flying fantasies. However, besides being a phenomenal destination for adventure activities, it is also a true illustration of the rich Tibetan culture.
How to reach Bir Billing:
Nearest railway station(s)- Ahju (3 km) and Pathankot (112.4 km)
Nearest airport- Gaggal, Dharamshala (68km)
Best time for Bir Billing paragliding: October and November.
3. Try Mountain Biking
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Mountain biking is one favourite sport of the unaccompanied bikers in India. If you want to explore nature all by yourself, in your own vehicle, with no one to bother you and no one to intrigue in your plans, then you must try mountain biking. Tourism in Kangra is highly affected by mountain bikers in a way that they flock here throughout the year in order to embark upon a journey of self-love. Pass by evergreen forests and stop by the small villages to learn more about Kangra. You may also visit the famous monasteries and temples in Kangra while you're riding through. Though road trips like these are meant for daring people, keep in mind the fact that some routes require specific skills.
Favourable route for mountain biking in Kangra Valley: Mcleodganj – Shahpur – Jawali – Pong Dam – Ranital – Andretta – Paprola – Baijnath – Billing – Palampur – Mcleodganj.
Ideal duration: 4 to 5 days
Best time to go mountain biking in Kangra Valley: Mid May to Mid June and September to October
4. Flock in for Navratri Celebrations
The allure of festivals in Himachal Pradesh has always been charming and different from ordinary. Navratri is one such festival which fills Hindus with zeal and then they eventually celebrate this vibrant affair with great energy. Jwalaji Devi Temple and the Brajeshwari Devi Temple are two famous temples in Kangra where Hindus from all across the nation flock in for Navratri celebrations. Devoted to Goddess Jwalamukhi and Goddess Vajreshwari respectively, both the temples showcase unique architecture, rich culture, and iconic history.
Location of Jwalaji Devi Temple: Jawalaji Temple Road, Jawalamukhi, HP 176031
Location Brajeshwari Devi Temple: Mandir Road, New Kangra, Kangra, HP 176001
5. Embark upon a trekking expedition to Dhauladhar Range
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There is no deficiency of fascinating trekking routes in Himachal Pradesh and a trek to the lofty Dhauladhar Range set up amidst the magnificent Himalayas is one of the favourites among avid trekkers. Unlike other isolated treks in Himachal where you may not find another person for miles, the trek to this range is full of small remote villages housing warm and loving people which will add a lasting flavor to your adventure. The array of villages will help you learn more about the culture and traditions of Kangra.
Trekking in Kangra is indisputably the most captivating things to do in Kangra. The highest peak here is 18,500 ft high, known as Hanuman Ji ka Tiba or White Mountain.
Favourable route for a trek to Dhauladhar Range: Dharamshala – Triund – Laka Got – Chhata Hut – Kuarsi – Gehra – Drakund – Base of Minkiani Pass – Minkiani Got – Kareri Rest House – Dharamshala.
Ideal Duration: 9 to 10 days
Best time to visit Dhauladhar Range: June to September
6. Time travel to the 10th century with Masrur Temples
Ever visioned time travel to the tenth century AD? Well, you can in the Masrur Temples in Kangra!
Situated at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level, Masrur Temples is one of the most visited temples in Kangra and a home to fifteen sumptuously shaped massive rock temples which are synonymous to the Ajanta and Ellora.
Listed among the best things to do in Kangra, visiting this stunning sight is a must while in Kangra. The fact that the rock structures here are carved in Indo Aryan style and the temple was basically dedicated to Lord Shiva, attracts a lot of Hindu pilgrims. A visit to this monolithic structure will certainly let you time travel back to 10th century.
Location of Masrur Temples: 45 km southwest of Dharamshala-Mcleodganj and 35 km west of Kangra
How to reach Masrur Temples: Take a bus till Lunj from Kangra or Dharamshala and then a taxi onward.
7. Walk through the plantations in Palampur
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Palampur is a world famous tea producer located in close proximities of Kangra Valley. The lush green plantations surrounded by lofty mountains attract nature lovers and tea lovers alike. If you're a genuine tea lover, a visit to the plantations in Palampur will be an exceptional experience for you. Moreover, with an amazing backdrop of the Dhauladhar Range, tea plantations in Palampur never disappoint their visitors.
Also called the tea capital of North India, Palampur deals in a wide variety of teas out of which 90% is exported. You will be mesmerized by the pleasing fragrance of the tea estates as you visit various factories in order to witness tea production on such a large scale. Gopalpur Zoo is another famous tourist attraction in Palampur which amuses vacationers year round.
How to reach Palampur:
Nearest narrow gauge railway station – Maranda (5 km)
Nearest broad gauge railway station – Pathankot (120 km)
Best time to visit Palampur: Throughout the year
8. Discover inner peace at the Tashi Jong monastery
If peace and cleanliness are what you are looking for, then the Tashi Jong monastery is where you should proceed. More than a monastery, Tashi Jong is a community of Buddhist monks and refugees. Because of tourism in Kangra, the serene village of Tashi Jong has also started experiencing tourists besides Buddhist pilgrims. Besides discovering inner peace, you can take a tour of the carpet factory and buy Tibetan handicrafts.
The main temple in the Tashi Jong monastery can only be visited after you are granted permission by the person-in-charge. However, you can visit places like the Khampagar institute wherein the monks study Buddhist philosophy.
You can also look into the daily rituals from a window of the Kunga Raua Temple. In short, visiting the Tashi Jong monastery is among the best things to do in Kangra.
Distance from Palampur: 15 kilometres
How to reach Tashi Jong monastery: Board a bus or hire a cab/taxi from Palampur
Location of Tashi Jong monastery: Tashigang, Himachal Pradesh 172114
9. Savor Himachali delicacies
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The cuisine of a place describes it in ways that its landscapes can't. There are travelers who judge a place by the food it offers. And if you fall into that category, get ready to be pampered by the wide array of pahari cuisine available here.
The ingredients that make Himachali cuisine different are yogurt and cardamom. From high-class restaurants and cafes to roadside vendors, everyone in Himachal spill their hearts out when it comes to food. Indulging in various gastronomical delights will certainly be one of the most fun things to do in Kangra.
Famous dishes of Kangra: Dham, Madra, Tudkiya Bhath, Mittha, Siddu, Babru, Chha Gosht, Kullu Trout and more
Best places to eat in Kangra: Joyful Cafe, Snow Lion, Firangi Dhaba, Anonymous Cafe, Crepe Pancake Hut, Common Ground Cafe
10. Buy shawls and miniature Pahari paintings
For the people who like to indulge in retail therapy, the markets in Kangra have a lot for them in store. From miniature pahari paintings to world famous shawls, you can buy everything from Kangra. The markets here are so vibrant that they have something for everyone.
Shopping here is among those things to do in Kangra which will never disappoint a shopaholic and a traveler in general. Proceed to Tibetan market or Doonga Bazar or Saryu Shopping Center so that you can have the best ever shopping experience in Himachal.
Famous things to buy from Kangra: Buddha statues, shawls, carpets, pottery, etc
Further Read: 50 Places To Visit In India Before You Turn 30
All these engaging things to do in Kangra await your attention. Turn the vacay mode on and head to Kangra to experience the best of what this hill station can offer. All it takes is a click to plan a super fun vacation to Himachal with TravelTriangle for an ultimate experience!
Frequently Asked Questions About Things To Do In Kangra
Still confused? See if the following common questions help:
Q. How to reach Kangra?
A. Catering to the fact that Kangra is a small hill town in Himachal Pradesh, it doesn't have any domestic railway station or airport to facilitate the transfer. However, Kangra is well connected by roads to all the major cities in the close proximities.
The nearest airport to Kangra is the Gaggal airport located at a mere distance of 11 km. Also, the nearest railway station to Kangra is in Pathankot at a distance of 87 km.
Q. What is the best time to visit Kangra?
A. The best time to visit Kangra as a tourist is considered to be from September to June. While the best time for the trekkers to visit Kangra is from March to May as the weather is really pleasant and welcoming.
Q. What are the best places to visit in Kangra?
A. There is no dearth of places to visit in Kangra ranging from Kareri Lake, Kangra Fort, Baijnath Temple, Dhauladhar Range, Jwala Devi Temple, Masroor Temples, Kangra Art Museum, Indrahar Pass Trek and many more
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