Since 2002, Dr. Choi has been committed to providing counseling, psychotherapy, and neuropsychological assessments to the culturally diverse adults, youth, and families of the San Francisco Bay Area. Her clinical experience includes group, individual, and milieu work within a variety of settings including residential treatment, inpatient hospitals, psychiatric emergency services, outpatient clinics, and private practice. Dr. Choi's strong interest in psychoanalytic theory led her to complete a 2-year intensive psychoanalytic training program at Access Institute prior to her Pre-Doctoral Internship at the National Asian American Psychology Training Center. In addition to direct clinical work, Dr. Choi has assisted in training psychology trainees, interns, and post-doctoral fellows at St. Luke's Hospital and RAMS on group facilitation, neuropsychological assessment, and psychoanalytic theory.
Dr. Choi remains committed to integrating multicultural perspectives and psychoanalytic thought in her work with both patients and clinicians-in-training and in understanding human experience more generally. Dr. Choi's interests include language (one's mother tongue) and the psyche and its impact on the psychotherapeutic process, understanding the impact of acculturation in immigrant families from a psychoanalytic perspective, and creative processes in the individual and the psychotherapeutic dyad.
Choi, J. (2012). Remembering the mother tongue: clinical implications of broken languages in the psychotherapeutic encounter. In-Service training for Staff, Interns, and Trainees, National Asian-American Psychology Training Center at RAMS, San Francisco, CA.
Choi, J. (2010). In search of authorship in dialogue from "Be| |tween": a grounded theory of first language loss in children of immigrants. Doctoral dissertation, The Wright Institute, Berkeley, CA.
Choi, J. (2008). Resurrecting the dead mother tongue: clinical implications of native language loss in the psychotherapeutic encounter. Cultural competency project paper and presentation, National Asian-American Psychology Training Center at RAMS, San Francisco, CA.


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Uganda, Tanzania and Total E&P Uganda sign MoU on crude oil export pipeline framework
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Government of the Republic of Uganda, the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, the Tanzanian Petroleum Development Corporation and Total E&P Uganda have a today signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the crude oil pipeline development principles.
The MOU also provides for other participants to join in the process of assessing and developing this route option creating a working framework for the potential development of a crude export pipeline from Hoima to Tanga Port of Tanzania.
According to the parties the objective is to select a route that will result in the lowest unit transportation cost that constitutes the most viable option for the heated crude export pipeline. .
"If we can be able to get least cost pipeline route to the East African Coast, our crude oil will be exported. As a country, we are evaluating the routes with the idea that we have the least cost route because we would like to ensure that our crude oil has value," says Dr Fred Kabagambe-Kaliisa, the Permanent Secretary of Uganda's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development.
A view shared by the acting Permanent Secretary of Tanzania's Ministry of Energy and Minerals Ngosi Mwihava who reiterated the need for due diligence.
"This infrastructure will stand the test of time in our regional cooperation. The due diligence is valid exercise because you have to justify the route you are going to consider to justify the least cost option," he said
Tanzania is already carrying out exploration work along the proposed route with Mwihaya adding that any potential discovery will further enhance the economics of the project.
Total which has been pushing for this route against the earlier agreed Hoima- Lokichar- Lamu route agreed between Uganda's president Yoweri Museveni and Kenya's Uhuru Kenyatta described the MoU as a key milestone of achieving the least cost option to transport Uganda's crude oil to the Indian Ocean Coast.
We look forward to fine tune the process adding that Total E&P is committed to supporting the route and collaborating with all the partners involved," Adewale Fayemi, the General Manager Total E&P Uganda said.
James Mataragio, the Managing Director TPDC adds the undertaking is a great project and would create opportunities for the people of Tanzania.
Should the pipeline follow the southern route this will be a big blow to the Kenya backed Lamu Port South Sudan Ethiopia Transport corridor LAPSSET that connects East Africa to West Africa and which has the pipeline as a key infrastructure. It will however be a big win for Total which has been backing the Tanga route.
Kenya had in September said it was hopeful that Uganda's president would keep his promise in early August.
With the two routes pundits think that the middle route that goes through Eldoret might carry the day as a bargain by both sides especially that one of the private players Tullow Oil has interest in both countries at the Albertine basin and Lokichar basin in Uganda and Kenya respectively.
The route could also cause a rift between the two East African nations with Kenya having backed Uganda's Hoima based refinery 60,000bpd by promising to invest into it alongside Rwanda with the three having sidelined Tanzania in what has been termed the coalition of the willing despite the latter also being a member of the East Africa Community.
Tanzania however has an advantage over its Northern neighbor being that it is considered by investors more stable especially compared to the northern Kenya region while the topography to the south is more favorable.
Kenya on the other hand has the advantage of having an investor with shared interest, is shorter in distance and has also discovered oil unlike Tanzania which has been more successful in gas thus the pipeline can also oil from Kenya. To the north South Sudan also has significant oil reserves.
On the economics side it is estimated that it would cost about $500 million more to build the Tanzania route with the estimated cost of moving commodities through the northern route estimated at $15.2 per barrel as compared to $15.6 through the Southern route.
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MediaMonkey has some extremely useful features not found in other media managers, such as tabbed playlists for organizing your collection, an audio/video player which supports several different formats (e.g. MP3, AAC, OGG, WMA, AVI, FLAC, MP4, WMV, etc…), and an auto-DJ and secure jukebox mode for parties. MediaMonkey also lets you to search through your library, rip CDs and download files to your library; share media with TVs, DVD Players, and other UPnP / DLNA devices; and sync with and backup your iPhone, iPods, Android, or other devices. Plus, this software can level volume automatically and convert audio / video formats. MediaMonkey claims it is a media manager for serious collectors, and it really is. If you enjoy any type of music or media content, MediaMonkey is the software to have. It features one of the best media players and converters we have ever tested, and best of all it is completely free.
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As hobbies go, astrophotography has murderously high barriers to entry in terms of equipment costs and skill, and the money and time required to acquire each. Fortunately there's an exception. Taking pictures of the Moon requires neither specialized equipment or skill: my first photo of the Moon was taken with an entry-level digital SLR and a telephoto zoom lens, and people have used smartphones to take decent photos of the Moon through the eyepiece of a telescope.
From that first shot I graduated to prime focus lunar photography, using adapters to connect my SLR to a telescope, making that telescope essentially a gigantic telephoto lens. Here's an album of those prime focus photos.
But those aren't the only ways to shoot the Moon, as Nicolas Dupont-Bloch demonstrates in his magisterial new book out this week from Cambridge University Press, which is coincidentally called Shoot the Moon: A Complete Guide to Lunar Imaging.
Let me say at the outset that beginners should stay as far away from this book as possible (they should start with the advice in The Backyard Astronomer's Guide). This is a comprehensive reference that covers every available way for amateurs to capture lunar imagery with their own equipment, and it does so in a systematic fashion. In method it's not at all dissimilar from Michael Covington's Digital SLR Astrophotography (from the same publisher), but for some reason I found the Covington easier to follow than the Dupont-Bloch.
It's hard for me to review Michael Swanwick's latest collection of short stories, Not So Much, Said the Cat (Tachyon, August 2016), without coming across like a total fangoober. That's partly because, when it comes to Swanwick's work, I am a total fangoober, and have been for decades. He's one of my favourite writers and a literary hero of mine, so I'm primed to like a collection of his—I always have. But it's also because Not So Much, Said the Cat is such a good collection—far better than any book of its kind has any right to be.
Not So Much, Said the Cat includes most of Swanwick's short fiction production from 2008 onward — the only exceptions I'm aware of are the collaborations with other authors, the miniatures he's written for his wife's Dragonstairs Press project, and the Mongolian Wizard stories, which presumably will get their own volume (though the fourth story in the series, "House of Dreams," is included here). Which is to say that it's one of those short story collections that are iterative and reasonably all-inclusive: here, these collections say, are the stories that have appeared since the author's previous collection—in this case, The Dog Said Bow-Wow (Tachyon, 2007).
Extrovert being weighed in 2015.
Extrovert, our female Wandering Garter Snake, finally died overnight. She'd been declining for months and we'd been expecting this for quite some time. She last ate on March 23rd, which was not immediately a cause for concern (she'd gone off her food before, in 2011 and 2014, but her appetite came roaring back in each case). But as the skipped meals piled up it became increasingly clear that this was probably it. We kept offering her food, just in case, but in the end it was the end.
Extrovert came into my hands on May 12, 2000. She was a well-started juvenile by that point, which meant that she'd been born the year before. That made her 17 years old when she died. Now, 17 years is a magnificent age for a garter snake. Not unheard of, but certainly not typical. She's outlasted any other garter snake we've had, and a good number of the other snakes, too. Only four have been in our care longer than her.
The liberal political website Daily Kos has a piece on how Facebook has been wreaking havoc on independent website owners by drawing away both users and advertising dollars. They used as their example Jeff Barringer's Kingsnake.com, which a decade and a half ago was the online reptile community website. That was a blast from the past: back then I spent an awful lot of time reading and commenting there, but I don't think I've visited it at all in more than a decade.
It's safe to say that most reptile hobbyists have migrated to Facebook. The mailing lists I subscribed to have been moribund for years, whereas I manage an active Facebook group with 2,500 members. What precipitated the move? I have a few guesses. For users, discoverability—everyone's already on Facebook. And a Facebook group is turn-key: easy to set up, easy to use, already part of the ecosystem. You don't need to buy web hosting or set up forum software. Also, reptile hobbyists are a fractious lot. A bunch of Canadian reptile hobbyists up and left Kingsnake.com's Canadian site in a huff and started another site; then a bunch of that site's users left it in a huff and started yet another site (which is still in operation, kind of). This diluted the authority of any one community website; no single site was compelling enough to have the stickiness necessary to go up against Facebook.
The end result is bad for independent site owners, who rely—or rather relied—on ad revenues that have long since dried up, and bad for the web ecosystem in general. It's great for Facebook, of course, but it's not necessarily bad for individual users. Let me be blunt: Kingsnake.com today looks a lot like it did in the late 1990s. Most independent reptile communities were not necessarily well-run in a technical or community sense. For users, Facebook can be an improvement—especially if Facebook is too busy delivering targeted advertising based on your personal data to care whether or not you should have to pay to post a classified ad.


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10 things to do in Príncipe Real
Get to know on of the most fashionable neighbourhoods in Lisbon and one of the coolest places to be right now
Fotografia: Arlindo Camacho
By Time Out Lisbon editors | Posted: Monday July 9 2018
If we translate the name of this neighbourhood it literally means Royal Prince. With restaurants, bars, stores, and art galleries everywhere,
this neighbourhood is clearly attempting a rise to the throne. Hang in the coolest bars, shop at the dopest stores or just go for a bite. Here is all you need to know to explore Príncipe Real.
It's the neighbourhood with the most alternative shops, colourful fun nights and the hottest restaurants. There's a lot to see and do and the offer is varied and does not disappoint. If you're here for the food than be ready to taste a bit of every corner of the world.
Recommended: 101 things to do in Lisbon
Top 10 things to do in Príncipe Real
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Restaurants, Portuguese
Eat with strangers
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A year ago, the Time Out crystal ball predicted that restaurants with limited seating would become a trend. The recently opened Local, with only 10 seats, all on the same table, and a surface of just 18 square metres, fits the pattern. Every night from Tuesday to Saturday, it offers two dinner slots (8pm-10pm and 10pm-midnight) and the kitchen is run by a team of three chefs, currently managed by Manel Limo.
Fotografia: Ana Luzia
Shop at Embaixada
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Austrian real estate developer Anthony Lanier has been playing Monopoly in Príncipe Real since 2005 - with real banknotes. He was responsible for the renovation of the historical area of Georgetown, in Washington DC, and he's responsible for Príncipe Real's new breath of life. His firm, Eastbanc Portugal, purchased 20 buildings in the neighbourhood, including the one housing Jamie Oliver's new restaurant, and the palace that is Embaixada, the department store selling designer items and Portuguese artwork. It also has two restaurants and a gin bar.
Fotografia: Manuel Manso
Restaurants, Ice-cream parlours
Try strange ice creams
Pascoalini opened in May 2017 in Príncipe Real, with typical Ribatejo flavours, including olive oil ice cream, for those brave enough to try it. There are close to 100 flavours which vary according to the season, like Black Krim tomato, Portuguese pear or green apple.
Fotografia:Ana Luzia
Restaurants, Italian
Eat a pizza on the terrace
ZeroZero opened at the end of 2015, and already it's hard to plan a meal in the area without thinking about this wood oven pizzeria. The restaurant has a large terrace that draws crowds on sunny days and hot nights. Near the entrance, there's a little deli area with products you can take home, and a long waiting line. Doesn't accept reservations.
Fotografia: Francisco Santos
Restaurants, Indian
Pretend you're in India
They say Lisbon is the new Berlin, and this is what brought the Indian owner of Chutnify, Aparna Aurora, to move here in August 2017, after distinguishing herself with the German restaurant of the same name. She worked in fashion, lived in various cities, including New York, São Paulo and Mexico City, and she ended up in the oh-so-exotic Príncipe Real. In her new Indian restaurant (which is modern, but not fusion, and which just won first place in our imaginary list of coolest restaurants in the city), you must eat with your hands. The menu includes pani puri (€4.50), spicy duck (€12), potato masala (€8.20) and bagare baingan (€10), made with aubergine, peanuts and coconut.
Shopping, Home decor
Say hi to the bear at Vintage Department
It used to be a stuffed lion catching the attention of passers-by, but it has since been replaced by a polar bear that could easily have its place in Salvador Dalí's house. This store sells items designed by its owners, Alma Mollemans e Emily Tomé, original Polaroid cameras and homeware.
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Don't miss the organic fair
Olive oils, jams, aromatic plants, dried fruit, olives and vegetables from small and medium organic producers… if you're missing the healthy country life, you can find it in Príncipe Real every Saturday from 9am to 3pm, when the organic fair fills one side of the garden with little stalls, and sellers serve their faithful regulars. The quality of the products here is completely different from what you can find in supermarkets.
Sit in the shade of a 150-year-old tree
The most famous tree in Jardim do Príncipe Real is 20-metre wide at the top. It's a 150-year-old cypress tree that has already survived a number of fires. The garden, which has kiosks, an esplanade and a covered bar for rainy days, is the home of many treasures, the latest of which was built last year: a memorial dedicated to victims of homophobia, representing "a man and a woman inside a closet, trying to get out", according to the president of Opus Gay.
Visit the workshops of these fashion designers
Lidija Kolovrat was one of Príncipe Real's first tenants, when the area was just beginning its transformation to fashion district. The Bosnian designer opened Kolovrat79 in 2010 (a store downstairs with a workshop on the top floor). Since then, she also created an online shop to showcase her creations. In the same area, if you notice endless lines of well-dressed young men waiting at the door of Nuno Gama's store, it means the ModaLisboa fashion festival is about to start. Every year at the start of March, the designer casts new models in his store/workshop/barbershop on Rua do Século. Maison Nuno Gama opened in 2014.
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Raise the LGBT flag
Príncipe Real is Lisbon's gaybourhood, so you'll find bars for every letter in the LGBT acronym. Trumps is the most popular for under 30s, playing house and pop music. Construction is another popular club on Friday and Saturday nights. For drag shows, there's nothing like Finalmente, which is open every day of the week - even Mondays. If you just want to grab a drink, try the recently opened Corvo, a man cave that serves cocktails and petiscos, including oysters in the summer.
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Things to do, Walks and tours
Top 10 Things to do in Alfama
The views, the people and the streets. Alfama was once the whole city of Lisbon, and although the city grew, it remained the heart of the capital. Get ready to get lost in its picturesque streets and meet its deepest and most well kept secrets.
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Top 10 things to do around Graça and Castelo
Play detective and search for little villas, eat fresh fish and have a toast with sparkling sangria, you'll fit right in. Afterwards, walk around the neibourghood and visit one of the most famous Lisbon Castle and take it all in - this is as typically Portuguese as it gets. Don't get lost and make sure you cover the list with all the top 10 things to do around Graça and Castelo.
Top 10 things to do in Chiado
Families, celebrities, tourists, divas, intellectuals or fools: everyone strolls around the most famous and dearest of neighbourhoods. All roads lead to Chiado. Take a walk on the city's red carpet and release your inner Prima-Donna. We promise it's okay, just go with it.
Top 10 Things to do in Graça and Castelo
Play detective and search for little villas, eat fresh fish and have a toast with sparkling sangria so you can fit in. Getting lost in Graça is like being part of a treasure hunt: you never know what you might find. We know your parents told you not to talk to strangers but in this case, you must. Meet the locals, the culture and the hidden jewls of this amazing areas.
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За́нстад () — община в нидерландской провинции Северная Голландия. Главный город общины — Зандам (в прошлом известный в России как Саардам). Население (на 2007 год) — 141,3 тыс. жителей.

География
Занстад расположен к западу от Амстердама, и соединен с ним регулярным пригородным железнодорожным сообщением; в пределах муниципалитета имеются несколько станций. Порт на реке Зан, соединенный с Северным морем каналами Нордзе и Нордхолландс.

Состав общины
В общину Занстад входят город Зандам, деревни Ассенделфт, Ког-ан-де-Зан, Кроммени, Вест-Кноллендам, Вестзан, Вормервер, Зандейк, а также два десятка хуторов.

Экономика
Имеются предприятия электротехнической, судостроительной, деревообрабатывающей, и химической промышленности.
Наиболее заметный представитель пищевой промышленности — кондитерская фабрика, наличие которой можно обнаружить за сотни метров по характерному запаху.

История, достопримечательности
В 1697 году в Зандаме (Саардаме) жил и изучал корабельное дело русский царь Пётр I, работая плотником на местной судоверфи. Дом, где он прожил неделю в августе 1697 года, сохранился до наших дней; в XIX веке над ним был построен павильон, чтобы защитить историческое здание от атмосферных осадков. Там работает музей «Домик Петра I».
Другая достопримечательность Занстада — музей под открытым небом Зансе-Сханс, одно из лучших мест в Нидерландах, чтобы увидеть ветряные мельницы в рабочем состоянии.
В 2014 году в городке открылась первая в мире велодорожка из солнечных батарей.

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Inspired by ForeverFreest's solo version of Like Vinyl, and by great Nu Metal bands, SDreamExplorerS produced his own rocking cover of the song in a record amount of time, further proving his talent and love for making music. ForeverFreest's vocals made the perfect playground for the aggressive guitar riffs and drums play we love in Nu Metal, and this whole cover is a real nostalgic delight we didn't know we needed. Also a short announcement video about SDreamExplorerS' future projects has been uploaded on the channel!


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The Remote Coxswain is an affordable tool that allows those with sight disabilities to participate in recreational and competitive rowing. Our innovative remote-controlled rudder ensures that the boat goes in the right direction, while our custom-fitted paddles let the rower know that they are gripping properly. This hardware can be retrofitted onto any racing shell, or other man-powered watercraft.
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KARACHI (92 News) – The newly-elected Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah took the oath of his office on Friday. In his maiden speech as the CM in the House, Murad Ali Shah said that he had only three priorities – public service, public service and public service. The chief minister said that the law and order would be improved. "The province is facing innumerable challenges," he said. While mentioning his parents, he started weeping.
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Stanford Students Help Protect Endangered Species in Africa
May 2014, Volume 12-3
Editor's Note (G. Damm): The comprehensive Stanford Report (March 2014) highlights some success stories, like the role of hunting in the resurgence of white rhino in South Africa, as well as the Community conservancies in Namibia, saying that "for the most part, [they are] functioning successfully. Significant wildlife recoveries have been observed and numbers of elephants and black rhinos have tripled since 1970s. According to WWF, the vigilance of conservancy members and other efforts have made rhino poaching almost non-existent in Namibia. The economic benefits generated in the community conservancies provide the backbone for the success" and with respect to Tanzania that "WMAs have produced some positive results", but it stops short of mentioning under the heading "Community Participation – Economic Benefit" that trophy hunting has been a major driver for the economic success in areas which are commonly described as being "unattractive for the 'normal' tourist".
African Indaba will make sure that the authors of the report will receive relevant information on how hunting contributes to the key criteria for successful community-based conservation models: (1) community participation; (2) economic benefit; (3) damage compensation; and (4) transparency and accountability. In this connection, it may well be worthwhile to replace the phrase "community-based sustainable wildlife protection" as used in the report with "community-based sustainable wildlife conservation" – for the simple reason that economic benefits – especially in all these parts of Africa, which are unappealing to the average tourist for a variety of reasons – need the incorporation regulated sustainable use. Incentive-Driven-Conservation as advocated by the CIC will create a win-win situation for rural communities and wildlife.
A winter quarter student practicum led by David J. Hayes, a visiting distinguished lecturer at the Stanford Law School, who has been chosen by President Obama to serve as vice chair of an advisory council on saving endangered wildlife produced recommendations that will help the Obama administration implement a new approach. The 69-page document covers a range of issues, from the history of wildlife trafficking to legal tools to combat it. The problem is serious. Armed gangs, organized by sophisticated criminal syndicates, slaughtered more than 30,000 elephants and 1,000 rhinos in Africa last year alone, according to Hayes and his students in an interdisciplinary Law and Policy Lab practicum titled Wildlife Trafficking: Stopping the Scourge. As Hayes described it, the president's National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking lays out a comprehensive plan to stop the killings that are destabilizing governments, financing terrorists and threatening the existence of some of the world's most iconic wildlife species.
Examples of their recommendations include tightening up the U.S. ban on the commercial ivory trade, increasing the fines and penalties under U.S. law for wildlife trafficking, and using money-laundering enforcement tools to target traffickers. Other suggestions call for stepping up global collaborations and establishing an "African hub" to oversee anti-trafficking efforts.
Hayes said the students – who came from diverse graduate and professional programs, though mostly law – offered up incisive analytical and historical analyses that helped frame the recommendations in the strongest possible terms. "We learned in the late 1980s and early 1990s," he said, "that when the world steps in and says, 'Stop the killing,' that people actually do listen, loopholes are closed and laws are enforced. Well, here we are again."
One answer is to offer alternative economic incentives to African communities in lieu of wildlife trafficking. The challenge is three-fold, Hayes said. One, the endangered animal killings in Africa must be stopped and other activities – such as tourism – be encouraged as economic incentives. Two, the criminal syndicates must be discouraged from pursuing wildlife trafficking profits in Asia and the West. Finally, consumer demand in Asia and the West for these products must be restrained. As for the next step, the advisory council is scheduled to hold a June meeting and then another meeting in October to coordinate with the White House on the implementation of the new strategy, which was announced in February.
Author: Gerhard Damm (compiled from a report in Stanford News dated 1 April 2014)


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486239 Zosiakaczmarek este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

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486239 Zosiakaczmarek este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit la 13 decembrie 2012, la Tincana, de către Michał Żołnowski și Michał Kusiak. Asteroidul prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă majoră de 2,61 UA, o excentricitate de 0,33 și de o înclinație de 29,4°, în raport cu ecliptica.

Denumire
Asteroidul a primit numele în onoarea astronomului amator polonez Zosia Kaczmarek.

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Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore (486001-487000)
 Centura de asteroizi

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 2012
Centura de asteroizi
Asteroizi cu nume de oameni


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Author: Ann-Maree Moodie
Collection of interviews with prominent Australians in business, medicine, science, politics, information technology, architecture and property, the arts, literature, food and wine, law, the media and sport. Interviewees talk about their career and attitudes to life. and include Adrienne Clarke, Jeff Kennett, Elizabeth Jolley and Stephanie Alexander. Includes biographical information on each subject and a chapter on the future of leadership in Australia. The author is a freelance journalist who writes on management and small business issues for 'The Australian Financial Review'. Her other publications include 'Small Poppies: Profiles of Australian Small Business'.
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Its wonderful to push oneself into challenges - esp in the food blogger's world, where each foodie wants to be heard, present and do the in-thing these days : Social Networking ! Great to be part of the new event : Blog Hop Wednesdays created by my dear friend Radhika, whom most of us know runs this amazing blog - Tickling Palates.
Paired with a new blogger every round, we pick and choose a recipe that we replicate from that blog and showcase it every alternate wednesday . Paired with Monica this round, I have Bharwa Bhindi from her blog that I tweaked lightly. This is a great combo with Rotis, so this goes to Radhika's other event - Subjis for Rotis. We had this dish with steaming rotis and hingwali Mili Jhuli dal for a super light and refreshing meal. This dish works best with very tender and fresh lady's finger.
Onions - 1 medium(optional)- I have excluded it as this is a Jain style Sabji.
Note: 2 TBSP might look a lot at first, but trust me, its required because you use this to stuff the veggies. In fact, you may also need more based on how much of filling you use.
1) Wash and pat dry the lady's finger. Trim the top (caps) of the bhindi and make a long slit (not cutting through the whole) along the lady's finger.
3) In a non stick pan / kadai, heat oil and splutter the tempering - cumin, mustard seeds and curry leaves. Add sliced onion (if using) and fry till the onions are slightly brown.
(Tip : you may use 1/4 tsp of sugar to lightly caramelise them). If you are left with any leftover masala (from the stuffing mixture), add into the onions now and mix well.
4) Add the stuffed bhindis and lightly toss them . Cook them uncovered on medium-low flame for 10 mins (keep tossing them from time to time to cook on all sides).
5) Once the bhindis look slightly seared and brown, add jaggery, kasuri methi and coriander leaves and toss them again, taking care not to break them as they would be tender.
6) Garnish with grated coconut and nylon sev and serve hot with Rotis and Dal ! yumm !
Lovely presentation kalyani. My elder son loves okra so much that he eats it even raw. I'm bookmarking this to prepare for him. From Monika to you and to me. Nice journey so far I hope.
loved the jain stle stuffed okras; good one kalyani !
Looks good. May be I should try this.
Lovely presentation!! We love the stuffed bhindi anytime..I thought Jain style shouldn't include onion, is that the change you made ??
Very nice recipe and the stuffing. I like Vendi . Will try soon .
@ Harini - yes, its one of the changes I made. The original recipe also contained tomatoes, and was made using microwave. So, couple of major changes.
love this way of stuffed okra.. Awesome clicks..
I also thought that onions wont be there in jain style bhindi.
@ Vatsala - It sure is a jain style Sabji.. I have put onions as optional for those who want to add it in, of course then it would be a normal (non-jain) sabji.
Wow a keeper recipe for sure.
thanks for trying out the recipe it looks so good.
i like it..i will try this for sure..
@ Preety - thanks for dropping in.. Do try it out and lemme know !


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Zila Sambhal is a district of Uttar Pradesh State In India.The District headquarter is Bahjoi town.
There are three Tehsil namely Chandausi, Gunnaur and Sambhal. There are total 993 villages, 12 Police Stations and 8 Municipal Corporations under Sambhal district. Population of district is over 22 lacs which lives in the area of 2453 Square Kilometer.
Sambhal has been an urban center for hundreds of years. It was a prominent town during the medieval period.
The district was announced on 28 September 2011 by the state government. At the time of its creation, the state government decided to name the new district "Bhimnagar". However, massive protests broke out in Sambhal town and the adjoining rural areas against the move to give a new name to the ancient town. Sambhal had been known by the same name for over five hundred years.
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You can preview songs independently from the mix that goes through the main speakers (aka pre-cueing) using djay's Split Output mode, which can be enabled in the settings menu in djay for iPhone.
All you need is a stereo/mono split cable, and djay will send the master output to the left channel and the cue output to the right channel (which is always the opposite turntable to the one audible through the master channel). You will get a binaural signal for master and pre-cueing, so you will hear sound on both speakers connected to the master channel and in both ears of the headphones connected to the pre-cueing channel.
Note: Please open the Settings app on your iPad or iPhone, select General - Accessibility, and make sure Mono Audio is disabled (OFF position).


Harrisburg – March 11, 2013 – (RealEstateRama) — The Pennsylvania Treasury recently sold several thousand loans made through its nationally recognized Keystone Home Energy Loan Program, according to State Treasurer Rob McCord. The sale, one of the first of its kind in the country, also marked an important milestone in national efforts to develop a secondary market for such loans.
A secondary market is seen by many industry experts as a critical step in making low-cost capital readily available to finance greater residential energy conservation improvements by homeowners across the country.
Treasury sold almost 4,700 Keystone HELP loans, receiving $23 million in cash and $8.3 million in deferred payments, for a projected total of $31.3 million. A consortium of three banks – Fox Chase Bank, WSFS Bank, and National Penn Bank – provided the cash component of the sale.
Through Keystone HELP, Treasury makes low-interest loans available for high-efficiency furnace or boiler replacements, geothermal heating and cooling units, insulation installations, door and window replacements, and other measures to help Pennsylvanians conserve energy while saving on their residential energy bills.
National energy leaders concurred that Pennsylvania's sale of aggregated debt instruments for residential energy efficiency upgrades can serve as a prototype and provide potentially valuable information about how secondary market investors might approach future deals.
"The sale of the Pennsylvania HELP portfolio is an important step in creating a secondary market for residential energy efficiency loans. The PA program is clearly an exemplary model for other states to follow in developing loans to help increase the energy efficiency of homes," said Mark Wolfe, executive director of the Energy Programs Consortium, which is a joint venture of several national organizations representing state officials or agencies involved in energy-related matters.
In 2006, Treasury launched Keystone HELP statewide, building on an earlier version of the program established by AFC First Financial Corp. and the West Penn Power Sustainable Energy Fund. Since then, the program has made almost 11,000 loans for more than $75 million. Allentown-based AFC First originates and services the loans, and it utilizes a network of more than 1,700 approved in-state contractors and heating/air conditioning firms to complete the work. The demand for home improvement work creates jobs in Pennsylvania and Keystone HELP's high contractor standards encourage contractors and their employees to acquire new skills in home energy efficiency.
The Keystone HELP loans benefit from support provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. Federal stimulus funds made available by the U.S. Department of Energy to DEP enable HELP loans to be offered to borrowers at lower interest rates.
Pennsylvania Treasury's efforts were supported by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation, which provided funding for its exploration of the potential for a sale of the HELP loans to secondary market investors.
For more information, visit www.keystonehelp.com or www.patreasury.gov.


Joan Baum Billings was born in Knox City, Texas, on July 15, 1936, to James and Bessie Mae Webb. She grew up the youngest of 12 children in Rule, Texas. She was preceded in death by her aforementioned parents and 10 siblings. Joan went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018, at the age of 82 years young. Though out her life, Joan was a homemaker, business woman, realtor, and mother.
She leaves to cherish her memories her husband of 24 years, Don Billings, of Hot Springs Village, Ark.; her sister, Mary Pyland, of Abilene, Texas; her children, Rhonda Carter, of Hot Springs Village, Ark., John (Linda) Baum, of Coleman, Texas, Jim (Kelly) Baum, of Lockney, Texas and Jeff (Kelly) Baum, of Lubbock, Texas; her grandchildren and great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews and extended family and friends.
Her family would like to thank all of her friends and special caregivers for their kindness during her time of need. Special thanks to the caring staff of Dierksen Hospice.
A graveside celebration was held in Rule Cemetery, Rule, Texas. Local arrangements were entrusted to Carrigan Memorial Funeral Services.
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Tyler Shimkus: Drums | James Howard: Guitar (electric) | Jennie Lynn: Guitar (acoustic), Guitar (electric), Vocals | Will Parsons: Bass guitar
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"Imagery Machine recasts" · Jan. 24, 2018
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Inception: Encinitas, 2015
Ex-Band Members: Shane McLaughlin, Bass guitar Will Mino, Bass guitar Kristin Jennings, Vocals Daechelle Hernandez, Keyboards, Vocals Paul Holbach, Bass guitar
Influences: Florence + the Machine, Tool, Led Zeppelin, Bob Marley, Pink Floyd, the Cure, the Beatles
Imagery Machine was founded in 2015 by singer Jennie Grunstad (Bangladesh), later known as Jennie Lynn, and drummer Tyler Shimkus (Mittens), soon joined by lead guitarist James Howard, bassist Will Mino (later replaced by Paul Holbach), and backup vocalist Kristin Jennings (later replaced by keyboardist/singer Daechelle Hernandez).
Their self-titled debut EP was released in early 2016, with several tours launched through the year. "We played the Stork Club in Oakland," recalled Jennie Lynn for the Reader. "Some say the bathrooms still haven't been cleaned to this day."
A new single called "Higher Tides" featuring Will Parsons of Grim Slippers was issued in March 2017, from the Skydriver EP released in July. Tracks were recorded, mixed, and mastered in San Diego by Brad Lee at SDRL. "The song 'Skydriver' is about climate change and how we are senselessly destroying our planet," says Lynn. "We wanted to give the impression of flying away from a dying Earth in search of the next inhabitable place humans can live."
The 2017 lineup featured Jennie Lynn (vocals, guitar), James Howard (lead guitar, bass), Tyler Shimkus (drums, percussion), and returning singer/keyboardist Daechelle Hernandez, also a solo performer whose 2007 song "Fearless" was a featured single in the movie Bratz.
A new track was released in January 2018, "She's Gone," the first in a planned series of monthly releases. At that time, returning singer/keyboardist Daechelle Hernandez had departed again, while former Grim Slippers member Will Parsons, who'd guested on the "Higher Tides" single from the Skydriver EP, joined Imagery Machine as permanent bassist.
The "She's Gone" single kicks right in with a vintage-sounding siren torch song, somewhat of a departure from the music they debuted with just three years previous. "Earlier [Imagery Machine] had a more defined reggae sound, but we're moving away from that for a modern rock foundation," says Lynn. "The new songs have more elements of dream pop, with ethereal harmonies and vintage effects."
The group spent August 2018 on tour.
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Kim Kardashian's baby: plans for TV debut discussed
July 09, 2013 - 15:18 BST hellomagazine.com Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's new-born daughter North West is already famous, and may be making her on-screen debut appearance soon, according to reports
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter North West is already famous, despite being born just over a month ago in June.
Millions of fans of Kim, 32, and Kanye, 36, are eager to catch a glimpse of baby North, but the Kardashian clan are keeping their bundle of joy hidden from the public eye for now.
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When quizzed over North's debut appearance, Kim's mother and manager Kris Jenner, 57, left fans guessing.
Speaking to host Matt Lauer on The Today Show, Kris acted coy and wouldn't reveal the family's decision, or if one had been made.
"I think you're just going to have to wait and see and tune in because I am not sure if that is going to happen," said Kris, when asked if North would appear on her grandmother's talk show, Kris, scheduled to premiere in mid-July.
Matt pressed Kris further on the matter, saying, "Tell me right now it will not happen, you will not be showing first-time baby photos the first week of your show."
"I won't tell you it won't happen," said the Kardashian family matriarch, laughing and holding her ground. "Give you a little something to think about. You never know who is going to show up."
To pacify Matt, meanwhile, Kris gave him a sneak peek photograph of North on her mobile.
It has been speculated that baby North, who is nicknamed "Nori", could either be making an on-screen appearance with her mother on Kris, or images of the newborn may be shown instead.
Kim and Kanye have also been inundated with offers by magazines to sell their photographs of baby North, but the couple have not yet announced their decision on how she will be presented to the public.
Kanye is particularly adamant that his daughter will not appear in Keeping Up With The Kardashians in at least the next series or the one currently being filmed, and has previously said baby North will not grow up in the limelight.
"This is my baby," he said, speaking to the New York Times. "This isn't America's baby."
Kim, meanwhile, has resurfaced on Twitter, after a period of silence leading up to her pregnancy. "Hope my little Peep had the best 1st birthday today ☺♡☀," she tweeted, referring to her sister Kourtney's youngest child, Penelope Scotland Disick.
She went on a birthday-posting spree, greeting her best friends reality TV star Larsa Pippen and Pussycat Dolls member Robin Antin.
"My sis @larsapippen You make me laugh so hard everyday! I love u! Happy Bday," she tweeted to Larsa, sharing a photo collage, and again to Robin, "I love you so much!!! BFF's forever!!!!! Happy Birthday @robinantinpcd."
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Exclusive Interview: Top Chef's Tom Colicchio Shares Importance of Eating Sustainable Fish
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Oct. 23, 2015 12:19PM EST Food
Tom Colicchio is a busy guy, what with all the time he spends hosting his TV show Best New Restaurant, to wearing the MSNBC food correspondent hat while talking the politics of food with the likes of Rachel Maddow, plus being the straight-shooting head judge on Bravo's hit show Top Chef. And yet despite also expanding a successful group of restaurants while serving on the board of Food Policy Action, an advocacy organization that he cofounded in 2012, he still makes time to fish every year.
The overlap between his fine food expertise and desire to see the world eat better while leaving the planet in better shape makes for an interesting perspective on menus and angling ethics. Here's what he had to say, when I had the chance to interview him:
Q. You're an avid fisherman, so sustainability of the oceans must be on your radar. Are there species you won't fish for because their stocks are depleted?
A. Bluefin tuna. I will fish for them, but I will not kill them. I don't kill many fish except the occasional bluefish or mahi mahi and yellowfin tuna, which are plentiful right now. A lot of these stocks bounce back if we allow them—I'm not against fishing the ocean, I think it's a great food source—but we've got to change the way we do it.
Look at swordfish, they were nearly endangered and then a nursery was found off of Florida, so we got the long-line fishermen out of there, and the stocks came back. They were catching swordfish during the day in Florida. What'd we do then? We allowed long-liners back in for "exploratory purposes," when we already knew the program worked!
Celebrity chef Tom Colicchio (left) is also an avid fisherman.
Q. What kinds of marine fisheries policy do you support?
A. We need policies that protect fishermen but also the resource. Striped bass for instance came back in a big way because one of their main spawning grounds in the Hudson was heavily polluted with PCBs, and people were told not to eat them, so the fishery was commercially unviable. Then we cleaned up the Hudson, the fish bounced back and were safe to eat, but now we're back where the population is on the decline. We could have protected that industry by creating slot limits, instead we allow the catching of all the big ones, the best breeders with the best genetics.
Q. What species do your restaurants avoid serving?
A. Bluefin tuna, I will not serve it. Haven't even seen Orange Roughy in ages, and I've never served Chilean sea bass.
Q. How about farmed salmon? Ocean advocates and researchers say that open net salmon pens harm ecosystems.
A. They do, the density on those farms needs to be looked at. We have served it, but don't sell a lot of it. We typically serve wild salmon when they're running.
Q. Beside the impacts, the farmed kind doesn't taste as good. I find it really fatty.
A. It doesn't, and it's not because it's fatty, it's just a different kind of fat that's not marbled through the meat, but rather on the outside edge toward the skin. It's because they don't move enough, so the fat's distributed differently and doesn't taste near like a wild salmon. There's no comparison.
Q. What's your approach to serving wild fish in your restaurants?
A. I try to serve wild fish, but it's often a tough call. One of the best choices is small white albacore on the West Coast, that's a great fishery, it's managed well and there's very little mercury in those fish.
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I've been blogging for a few years now. And if I'm being honest, some weeks I don't know what I should write about. I used to plan out what I would say but now I just wing it the day of. I know I should be better at planning things and get back into the habit of knowing what I want to say before I say it.
This isn't a post about a struggle of blogging or writer's block. It's about feeling exhausted and tired after a long day and you choose not to write or post anything on the designated day. It's about realizing that planning to do something doesn't always work in your favor. Sometimes, life has a funny way of changing your plans with unexpected detours.
Two weeks ago, I woke up experiencing double vision. Tuesday I was feeling fine. Wednesday morning, I was seeing double and having eye pain. For the last two weeks, I've either had eye double or strain in one or both of my eyes. I've gone to multiple doctors, had an MRI, and been poked more times than I prefer. And I still don't have a definite answer.
I think the most frustrating part about it is being told different things by different doctors. The neurologist ophthalmologist says one thing, the endocrinologist says another. It's a lot of back and forth. Right now, the thinking is this could be caused by my thyroid. I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's back in February. The neurologist ophthalmologist is pretty certain that my eye problem is caused by Graves'. I got a blood test to see if this is the case. It's strange because the blood test I got last month and last week for my Hashimoto's didn't show any signs of Graves'.
Right now, I don't know what's causing this. The endocrinologist says Hashimoto's can cause eye problems while the neurologist ophthalmologist says it's very rare for Hashimoto's to cause eye problems. Until I get the results of my blood test results, I have no way of knowing one way or the other. On Monday, I was at the neurologist ophthalmologist for a good three hours, which pretty much exhausted me for the day, hence why I didn't post on Monday.
Writing is therapy for me. It allows me to write the thoughts that have been circling in my head for the last two weeks. I've been reading a lot more, both books and articles. I've been leaning on what makes me happy. Playing with my cat, watching Friends and This Is Us. I know I will be okay. If this is indeed thyroid related, it can take six months or longer for this to go away. That's a long time but I've learned that time moves faster the older I get.


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Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am - Official Trailer
"Ultimately I knew that words have power." Timothy Greenfield-Sanders's documentary about Toni Morrison is an exploration of the author's life story, her values and challenges, and her creative work. The film includes engaging interviews with Morrison, as well as notable peers, colleagues, and admirers such as Hilton Als, Russell Banks, Angela Davis, Walter Mosley, Sonia Sanchez, and Oprah Winfrey.
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VITA AND VIRGINIA Official Trailer 2 (2019) Gemma Arterton, Elizabeth Debicki Movie
Vita & Virginia is a film adaptation of Eileen Atkins's 1992 play of the same name, based on love letters Virginia Woolf exchanged over the course of a decade-long affair with Vita Sackville-West, the inspiration behind Woolf's 1928 novel, Orlando: A Biography. Directed by Chanya Button, the biopic stars Gemma Arterton as West, Elizabeth Debicki as Woolf, and Isabella Rossellini as Baroness Sackville.
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ALL IS TRUE Official Trailer (2019) Kenneth Branagh, Shakespeare Movie HD
All Is True is a biopic depicting the last three years of William Shakespeare's life, after the original Globe Theatre in London burned down during a performance of Henry VIII in 1613 and he returned to Stratford-upon-Avon. Directed by Kenneth Branagh, the film stars Branagh as Shakespeare, Judi Dench as his wife Anne Hathaway, and Ian McKellen as the Earl of Southampton.
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Catch-22 Trailer (Official) • A Hulu Original
George Clooney and Grant Heslov codirect and costar in this new six-episode television adaptation of Joseph Heller's 1961 novel, Catch-22. With a screenplay by Luke Davies and David Michôd, the series stars Christopher Abbot as Yossarian, Kyle Chandler as Colonel Cathcart, and Hugh Laurie as Major de Coverley.
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J.T. LEROY l Official Trailer l In Theaters, On Demand & Digital April 26
JT LeRoy is a biopic based on the book Girl Boy Girl: How I Became JT LeRoy (Seven Stories Press, 2008), Savannah Knoop's memoir about her experience spending six years impersonating the celebrated author and literary persona of her sister-in-law Laura Albert. Directed by Justin Kelly, the film stars Laura Dern, Diane Kruger, Courtney Love, Kristen Stewart, and Jim Sturgess.
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His Dark Materials | Teaser Trailer - BBC
His Dark Materials is a television series adaptation of Philip Pullman's award-winning fantasy adventure trilogy of the same name, comprising of the novels The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife, and The Amber Spyglass. Directed by Tom Hooper, the series stars Tyler Howitt, Dafne Keen, James McAvoy, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Ruth Wilson, and follows the coming-of-age story of two children discovering their identities and destinies while journeying through parallel universes.
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Les Misérables: Trailer
Tom Shankland has directed a new television series adaptation of Les Misérables, Victor Hugo's classic 1862 historical fiction novel, for Masterpiece on PBS. The cast of characters includes a young working woman Fantine, her daughter Cosette, and police inspector Javert, who chases after fugitive Jean Valjean. Ellie Bamber, Lilly Collins, David Oyelowo, and Dominic West star in the lead roles.
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THE LITTLE DRUMMER GIRL Official Trailer (2018) Michael Shannon, Park Chan-wook Series HD
The Little Drummer Girl (Knopf, 1983), John le Carré's spy thriller novel about a young English actress who works as a double agent for an Israeli intelligence agency in the 1970s, has been adapted into a television miniseries. The six-part series is directed by Park Chan-wook, and stars Florence Pugh, Michael Shannon, and Alexander Skarsgård.
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Good Omens - Official Teaser Trailer I Prime Video
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch (Workman Publishing, 1990), Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's collaborative comedic fantasy novel about an angel and a demon attempting to prevent Armageddon, has been adapted into a television show. The six-part miniseries is directed by Douglas Mackinnon, and stars Sam Taylor Buck, Ilan Galkoff, Michael Sheen, and David Tennant.
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A Discovery of Witches (Viking, 2011), the first novel in Deborah Harkness's All Souls historical fantasy trilogy, has been adapted into a television miniseries. The eight-part series stars Edward Bluemel, Gregg Chillin, Matthew Goode, Teresa Palmer, and follows the story of a history scholar witch, a geneticist vampire, and a long-lost alchemical manuscript.
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Miss Sherlock (2018) Official Trailer | HBO
In the new HBO television show Miss Sherlock, both the characters of Sherlock Holmes and Watson from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's original detective series have been reimagined as women. The network's first Japanese-language series is set in modern-day Tokyo and stars Yuko Takeuchi as Sara "Sherlock" Shelly Futaba and Shihori Kanjiya as Dr. Wato Tachibana.
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The Miniaturist
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The Miniaturist (Ecco, 2014), Jessie Burton's debut novel revolving around a mysterious dollhouse in seventeenth-century Amsterdam, has been adapted into a three-part television miniseries for Masterpiece on PBS. Directed by Guillem Morales, the series stars Emily Berrington, Romola Garai, Alex Hassell, Hayley Squires, and Anya Taylor-Joy.
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My Brilliant Friend (2018) | Official Teaser | HBO
My Brilliant Friend (Europa Editions, 2012), the first novel in the Neapolitan Quartet by Elena Ferrante, translated from the Italian by Ann Goldstein, has been adapted into HBO's first foreign-language series. Directed by Saverio Costanzo, the eight-episode miniseries stars Elisa Del Genio, Gaia Girace, Margherita Mazzucco, and Ludovica Nasti.
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Sharp Objects (2018) Official Trailer | HBO
Sharp Objects (Shaye Areheart Books, 2006), Gillian Flynn's debut novel about a reporter who returns to her hometown to investigate a series of murders, has been adapted into an HBO television miniseries. Created by Marti Noxon and directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, the series stars Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, Matt Craven, Chris Messina, and Elizabeth Perkins.
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"It's what poetry can do—it can take us to other places, in a moment." Cynthia Nixon and other cultural figures including Yo-Yo Ma, Joe Biden, Sonia Sanchez, Shaquille O'Neal, Edward Hirsch, and Bono are featured in this trailer for the public television series Poetry in America. Hosted by Harvard professor Elisa New, each episode explores and interprets a single American poem.
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The Handmaid's Tale: Season Two
The Handmaid's Tale Season 2 Trailer (Official) • The Handmaid's Tale on Hulu
The Handmaid's Tale, a television series adapted from Margaret Atwood's classic dystopian novel published in 1985, returns for a second season. Atwood, who was a cowriter on the first season, has also collaborated extensively with series creator Bruce Miller on the storylines for this season.
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Howards End | Official Trailer | STARZ
Howards End, the 1910 novel by E. M. Forster about social class divisions between three English families, has been adapted into a four-part television miniseries for BBC One and Starz. Directed by Hettie Macdonald and written by Kenneth Lonergan, the series stars Hayley Atwell, Philippa Coulthard, and Matthew Macfadyen.
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Sweetbitter | Official Trailer | STARZ
Sweetbitter (Knopf, 2016), Stephanie Danler's debut novel about a young woman's coming-of-age experience working at an exclusive restaurant in New York City, has been adapted into a television series. The series stars Daniyar, Eden Epstein, Caitlin FitzGerald, Evan Jonigkeit, and Ella Purnell.
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The Alienist [OFFICIAL TRAILER] | TNT
The Alienist (Random House, 1994), Caleb Carr's historical suspense novel, has been adapted into a television series. The series stars Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, and Dakota Fanning, and follows an investigative duo using innovative forensic science techniques to solve a serial murder crime in nineteenth-century New York City.
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Patrick Melrose (2018) | Official Trailer | Benedict Cumberbatch SHOWTIME Series
Edward St. Aubyn's Patrick Melrose novels, which were published between 1992 and 2011 by Picador and follow the saga of a dysfunctional upper-class English family, have been adapted into a five-part television miniseries with each episode based on a different novel in the series. Directed by Edward Berger, the series stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Holliday Grainger, and Jessica Raine.
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Will the Steelers ever get to use 2012 draft pick Sean Spence?
Sean Spence the former 2012 third-round pick started practicing a few weeks ago after being placed on the physically unable to perform list at the start of camp as a result of the serious knee injury he suffered in the 2012 preseason. The Steelers had to make a choice about putting him on the active roster this week and announced Wednesday that they won't do that, which means Spence will go on injured reserve.
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A screening of "Barry Lyndon" will be accompanied by a 50-piece orchestra at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn on Saturday, April 8.
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Getting to experience a Stanley Kubrick movie on the big screen is always a treat, especially in 2017. But when you throw in a 50-peice orchestra performing a live score, that experience suddenly becomes even more jaw-dropping.
Such will be the case on April 8 when the musicians of the Wordless Music Orchestra take the stage at the Kings Theater in Brooklyn to accompany "Barry Lyndon." The original score, which has been newly transcribed by composer Frank Cogliano, will be performed in its entirety and synced live to the film.
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Last Tuesday night, members of the Wordless Music Orchestra performed a preview concert of selections from the one-night-only event, and you can check out a first look at their arrangements in the video below.
Songs performed include Handel's Sarabande, the third movement of Vivaldi's Cello Concerto in E Minor, an arrangement of the Adagio from Bach's Concerto for Two Harpsichord's and Orchestra in C Minor, and the second movement of Schubert's Piano Trio in E-flat, which concludes both the first and second acts of "Barry Lyndon." An Irish ensemble also played all of the traditional folk songs heard in the film.
The preview concert was held at the American Irish Historical Society in Manhattan, and was attended by members of the Society, colleagues and associates of Wordless Music, and members of the press.
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Q: linear/binary search functions not displaying anything? I am comparing linear and binary searching and the speed at which each does so. But when I compile the program nothing displays and I cannot figure out why. This worked when I only had the linear search part of it input and tested it. Any help would be greatly appreciated~~. Thank you.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int linearSearch(const int integerArray[],int,int);
int binarySearch(const int integerArray[],int,int);
const int SIZE = 20;

    int main()
    {
        int integerArray[SIZE]={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,10};
        int position1,position2;

        cout << "This program will compare search efficiency for the linear and binary searches " << endl;

        position1 = linearSearch(integerArray,SIZE,7);
        position2 = binarySearch(integerArray,SIZE,7);

        cout << position1 << endl;
        cout << position2 << endl;

        return 0;
    }

    int linearSearch(const int integerArray[],int SIZE,int value)
    {
        int index = 0;
        int position1 = -1;
        bool foundNum = false;

        while(index < SIZE)
        {
            if(integerArray[index] == value)
            {
                foundNum = true;
                position1 = index;
            }
            index++;
        }
        return position1;
    }

    int binarySearch(const int integerArray[],int size,int value)
    {
        int first = 0;
        int last = size-1;
        int midpoint = (first+last)/2;
        int position2 = -1;
        bool foundNum = false;

        while(!foundNum && first<=last)
        {
            if(integerArray[midpoint] == value)
            {
                foundNum = true;
                position2++;
                return position2;
            }
            else if(integerArray[midpoint] > value)
            {
                last = midpoint-1;
                position2++;
            }
            else
                last = midpoint+1;
                position2++;

        }
        return position2;
    }

A: In your binarySearch function midpoint is never changed, so the result is an infinite loop unless the number is found instantly.
You should update midpoint by placing midpoint = (first+last)/2; inside the loop.

A: This sounds like a homework problem so I won't do it for you, but it seems the problem is with your binary search. Consider these items:

*

*The re-calculation of the midpoint needs to be done every iteration. You only do it once.

*There needs to a be a case in which you modify
first, and a separate case in which you modify last. You have
two cases that modify last.

*Do you even need a position2? Doesn't the midpoint variable serve this purpose?

Good luck!

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RADICAL LEFT-WING FINNISH ACTIVISTS BANNED FROM ISRAEL FOR TEN YEARS FOR LYING TO BORDER GUARDS…… – The Tundra Tabloids…….
NOTE: To bad the lying media doesn't suffer the very same fate…….
Far-left spokesman for the Finnish communist youth group, Vasemmistonuorten, blogs at the Finnish tabloid Ilta-Lehti about the supposed ill "treatment" received by two of his anti-Israel activist buds, Marko Pajula and Petter Nissinen at the hands of the Israeli customs control.
After doing some initial research, it comes as little surprise that one of Koivulaakso's buddies, Marko Pajula, works for the Finnish branch of Amnesty International. Shocker!
The Tundra Tabloids realizes that Finland barely registers as a speed bump in international relations and happenings, but this situation warrants some attention. The point here is that the Finnish government, regardless of the poor relations between its neighbors (Sweden & Norway) and the Jewish state, is not anti-Israel.
Dan Koivulaakso, an anti-Israel/pro-Palestinian leftist activist, is outraged that the Finnish MFA is not addressing the ten year ban placed upon the two radicals for lying through their teeth about their reasons for visiting to Israel.
Dan Koivulaakso: Officially Finland, mainly the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been silent on their citizens' arbitrary treatment, although in Israel it's an everyday occurrence.
– Petteri and Marko, what exactly does Finland ICAHD do?
ICAHD Finland is a politically independent human rights organization which promotes the end to the illegal occupation of Palestinian territories and for Israel to abide by international law. This year, our organization has campaigned especially in Finland, to stop the arms trade between Finland and Israel.
– What you were going to do in Israel?
We were going to for example to do interviews and participate in a documentary project. We were questioning a passport check. During six hours of interrogation, we were asked among other things, our passwords to our emails, and when we didn't agree to this, we were threatened with a ban of 10 years. Petteri was asked about whether he has contacts with the PLO and whether he has a camera.
Peter replied negatively and the interrogators told him he's in trouble, because in their view, this meant that Peter refused to cooperate. ICAHD Finland have not been questioned about other than that the pages do not have pictures of Hamas rocket attacks.
We are constantly accused of being liars regardless of the answers. At the end of the interrogations we were thrown into detention, which according to the security guard was not a prison. This is despite the fact that it was a sturdy locked door, a room of questionable condition, whose windows had bars. The ceiling had bright lights on all the time, which made sleeping difficult. With the exception of the single phone call made inside Israel, all contacts were banned. No justification was given for the treatment. The worst thing was the uncertainty about the future situation and the knowledge of the history of the treatment of Israeli human rights activists did not make the situation particularly tranquil.
– Did you receive support from the Finnish Embassy?
We were allowed through them, to relay to our relatives that we were okay. We didn't get any support, but they explained the official justification for the expulsion when we were back in Finland: a contradiction in the reason for travel, because according to the authorities we didn't reveal the real reason for the visit, whatever it was in their view. They also explained that we have ten years ban of entry.
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Recently there has been a massive amount of hate towards Roblox for their experimental mode changes. Most recently not allowing anyone apart from friends of the game owner play the game. While there are some good arguments as to what Roblox could've done differently, I've noticed that a large number of extremely negative views exist because people don't really understand the reasoning behind it, or how FilteringEnabled works.
As I said on the most recent thread, I believe that Roblox could have handled this much better by making it clearer to non-programmers and less skilled programmers why this change is so important.
I think more needs to be done to show people the dangers of not having your game set to FilteringEnabled, as right now many people I speak to don't really understand the difference and blame Roblox for being annoying for no reason.
I'm not saying the changes in the thread shouldn't be made, but they also take attention away from the fact that people just shouldn't be using experimental mode even without restrictions on it.
Roblox is not adopting something new here; every single website on the internet uses the Client - Server model, otherwise known as FilteringEnabled on Roblox. Also, most games you play use it too; Fortnite, Pubg, Counter-Strike and many others all use Client > Server > Client communications, in other words, they all have dedicated servers for each play session online.
On the other side of things, games that are extremely heavily exploited such as GTA 5, Red Dead Redemption, Destiny 2 and CoD Advanced warfare all do not have a central server which replicates, validates and processes information. This results in a massive amount of exploiting in these games.
Ever been in a game where you've been teleported, killed, forced to play certain animations in your character by an exploiter, the game plays inappropriate music universally or inappropriate images are placed near to you? FilteringEnabled prevents this entirely.
If you load a baseplate with FilteringEnabled ticked right now, the only things any exploiter will be able to do is no-clip, teleport and anything else to do with their own character, but they will not be able to do ANYTHING to any objects in the game, the characters of others, or even their stats (so long as they are leaderstats).
What this means is that unless your scripts are programmed in a way that makes them insecure, exploiters essentially cannot do anything which makes the game unplayable for others, or even affects their gameplay experience. They wont be able to change stats, get weapons they're not supposed to have or any other common exploit which doesn't just involve their character.
How does FilteringEnabled prevent exploits?
Well, it's very simple. In an experimental mode game, players are free to edit anything at all in the entire place, and that change will be replicated (i.e. shown to every other player) to everyone else in the game. What this has meant in the past is that things scripted for Experimental mode, such as guns, will kill other players and change stats directly from the client scripts (local scripts) in the guns, which is essentially the same as one player having the absolute power to kill any other player and change any leaderstat in the entire game.
On the other hand, in a FilteringEnabled game, players must ask the server, which is a completely seperate entity (it's actually a real life computer in a completely different place to all the players in the game) to kill the other player, this means that exploiters can no longer edit anything in the game without asking the server to do it for them; and if the server says no, there is no method of killing them at all.
You can literally make Experimental Mode in a FilteringEnabled game.
Converting your scripts to work with FilteringEnabled isn't actually that hard, if you want to, you can convert them to FilteringEnabled while maintaining the same weaknesses that Experimental mode has simply by putting RemoteEvents and RemoteFunctions where you need to do something which can only be done on the server.
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In the end, it's annoying, sure, but it's definitely worth it if you ask me.
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