Buccal Fat Removal Surgery is a cosmetic facial surgery procedure that is performed to slim the cheeks or face. In this surgery buccal fat pad is removed to improve the curves of the cheeks. Liposuction –can be performed to remove the excess fat from the cheek area.
The buccal fat pads (buccal refers to the Latin word Bucca meaning cheek) are walnut sized fat deposits deep in the cheeks.
Buccal fat pad removal is performed though extremely small and hidden incisions inside the mouth, near the back molar teeth. The fat pads are then removed, and absorbable sutures are placed avoiding any need for the removal of stitches. There are no external incisions made, so there are no scars to be seen. Recovery is generally fast, with no bruising and swelling subsiding after a few days.
Swelling and minimal bruising will be apparent for the first three days after the procedure. You will need plenty of rest for the first two weeks as your body will be using your energy to heal. It will take around three weeks to fully recover, although this varies among individuals.


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ECONOMIC MARKET SUMMARIES
Winter 2023 Newsletter
Happy New Year! We hope everyone had a fabulous Christmas season.
Another year, more exciting times in the global economy as we seem to have transitioned from a longer than normal "season" of growth outperformance, to market participants valuing companies based on actual earnings & cashflows. Go figure! It's also a new "season" for me, personally, as I'm about to send my "little girl" off to college…changes are all around.
It goes without saying but…we are going to say it anyway: 2022 was historically rare and we are not referring to the broad-based decline in global stock markets. Drawdowns occur from time-to-time and are to be expected; especially after many years of mostly upward momentum. Last year caught many investors of all types off-guard as traditional portfolio diversification seemingly failed in a spectacular fashion. Simply put, stocks and bonds moved down together in 2022 to an extent not seen since the 1970's.1
The driver of this dynamic was likely surging inflation and the global policy response it caused as central banks rushed to hike interest rates after what appeared to be initial complacency. Ultimately the worldwide response to Covid created more demand in the economy at the same time supply was limited based on a variety of factors, including Covid. Circular right?! The pandemic response by politicians and central banks, who may have been a cause of inflation, which those same people are currently trying to fix.
The verdict is still out on whether the "fix" of much higher interest rates will do more harm than good and whether current high levels of inflation are temporary or have become more structural in the economic system.
Before we unpack the "facts" as we see them, lets recap what we feel was most relevant in 2022:
In 2022, the S&P 500 dropped by at least 2.5% in 7 out of 12 months.1 In the last 94 years, this happened only in 2 other occasions: 1931 and 1937.1 The high-flying growth companies of the past several years got hit hard as higher interest rates brought down the perceived value of future cash flows. We identified this risk early and reduced exposure to this area of the market.
The Bloomberg US Treasury Index returned -12.5%, its second straight full-year loss and the biggest in its four-decade history.1 The 1st quarter loss of 5.58% was the biggest on record for a single quarter.1 Our market and fundamental inputs had our portfolios generally underweight duration all year and thus we managed to dodge a sizeable effect of last year's carnage in fixed income.
The global brent crude oil benchmark traded in a $64 range, the largest since 2008, and at times experienced the biggest weekly swings on record.1 At its peak, oil futures traded past $139, but the gains largely evaporated given concerns that central bank efforts to curb inflation will bite into growth and uncertainty over China's demand prospects linger. Despite the volatility in the price of oil, our allocation to energy stocks proved timely as the sector gained a massive 64% on the year.1 We are now carefully risk managing this theme as the economy slows.
With that, we'll put 2022 in the rearview mirror and look forward. Below are some key points on the set-up as we see it going forward:
Historically interest rate hikes operate with a lag of roughly 18 months to the real economy…meaning that we have likely not yet felt the economic impact of the rapid and sharp rise in the cost of money. We remain cautious on stocks currently but are beginning to see significant opportunities develop in the bond market as a slowing of the real economy will likely benefit areas of fixed income.
Economic data has slowly started to roll over with the bulk of the economy already in contraction. Although the data shows a sharp slow-down, we would be remiss if we ignored the fact that consumers are coming off a historic boom mostly from covid stimulus. So far, our interpretation is that normalization has taken place and has already been significantly reflected in many consumer-oriented stocks. Energy prices will be a key input to our forward outlook on the health of the aggregate consumer both in the US and abroad.
We remain highly focused on China, as the world's second largest economy is finally starting to emerge from harsh pandemic lockdowns. In the past several global economic downturns it has been large scale Chinese stimulus that has acted alongside central banks in order to boost economic activity out of recessionary territory. Following recent protests, authorities in Beijing have announced plans to ramp up credit, however, the adjustment phase back to normal in the country could cause continued supply chain disruptions and boost global energy prices. Our eyes will be sharply focused on the facts as they emerge.
As investors, the most important thing is undoubtedly emotional discipline. There will always be a bevy of economic currents to monitor and potentially act on. Having avoided a lot of the damage possible in '22, we are optimistic with the position our clients' portfolios are in. Patiently waiting to strike as we continue to stay grounded in the data regardless of the market & economic backdrop. Onward & upward we go…
As always, we are available at any time to talk through any of this with you…please reach out!
Ryan A. Mumy, CFP®, AIF®
1 Source: Bloomberg – 12/30/2022
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One of my favorite oyster parties of the year!
I spent a week eating oysters in LA and here's what happened.
Oyster samplers, oyster shucking, and oyster shell recovery!
Oysters make up a small fraction of the Boston Seafood Expo, but here are my top highlights from the show.
My personal story of the first-ever NY Oyster Crawl's inception, planning, and execution.
Oyster decor, oyster cake toppers, and an oyster & champagne toast, of course.
If you love oysters and NOLA, then this festival is obviously for you.
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There Is A Giant Hexagon On Saturn Larger Than Earth
By Lander7 June 6, 2019 ( 5 )
Nothing like the hexagon has ever been seen on any other world.
The structure, which contains a churning storm at its center, is about 20,000 miles wide and reaches roughly 60 miles down into Saturn's atmosphere.
The bizarre hexagonal cloud pattern was first discovered in 1988 by scientists reviewing data from NASA's Voyager flybys of Saturn in 1980 and 1981, but its existence was not confirmed until NASA's Cassini spacecraft observed the ringed planet up-close years later. The entire structure is large enough for four Earths to fit inside.
The magnetic field of Saturn is nearly 578 times more powerful than Earths
Saturn is the least dense planet in our Solar System
Saturn has 53 named moons
Saturn gives off more than twice the energy it receives from the Sun
An update, as of 2018:
A new high-altitude vortex with a hexagonal shape has appeared akin to the famous hexagon seen deeper down in Saturn's clouds. This suggests that the lower-altitude hexagon may influence what happens up above and that it could be a towering structure spanning hundreds of kilometres in height.
Its properties were revealed in detail by Cassini, which observed it in multiple wavelengths — from the ultraviolet to the infrared — using instruments including its Composite Infrared Spectrometer (CIRS).
Categories: Curious Things In SpaceTags: Space Curiosities
The Moon Is Stranger Than You Know And I'm not Just Talking About The Dead Body
Children Being Born Today Will Never See The Night Sky From Earth The Way It Was For Millions Of Years
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Did You Know That There Is No Dark Side To The Moon
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Mrs. Samantha Dooley has been with the Alma School District for ten years. She currently is teaching PLTW Automation and Robotics for 7th and 8th grade, PLTW Green Architecture for 7th and 8th grade, and 6th Grade Vex IQ Robotics. She graduated from Southside High school in Fort Smith. Mrs. Dooley received her Bachelor's of Science in Middle Childhood Education from University of Arkansas - Fort Smith. She also holds a Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Arkansas State University. She has earned her Algebra 1 and PreAP certifications from University of Arkansas - Little Rock. Mrs. Dooley is expanding her knowledge and has received Project Lead the Way training in multiple subjects.


I bet you've heard about the User Experience Design aka UX, BUT never thought of it as a tool to being successful at Business Analysis (BA). I'd like to take on different perspective and look at what we do from the lens of usability and user experience.
Together we will discover how to design UX in your BA practice in the context of IT software development & outsource.
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By Dean Reynolds AP May 15, 2012, 8:11 PM
Small town bank puts people before profits
Patrick Cullen has ran the Bank of Cattaraugus for 30 years.
(CBS News) CATTARAUGUS, N.Y. - We've been telling you a lot this week about trouble at the biggest bank in America. Now we thought we'd tell you about one of the smallest. It has just one office and no drive-up window. Its assets are about $14 million and its profits are barely enough to mention. But as CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds reports, it's never been about making money -- it's about lending it.
In the rolling hills of western New York sits the former manufacturing hub of Cattaraugus. It is a place of 19th-century memories, but also 21st-century dreams, thanks in large part to the hometown bank and the man who runs it: Patrick J. Cullen.
"You gotta keep hope," said Cullen. "Hope is what's lacking in the world today."
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It's no exaggeration to say that Cullen and his seven employees at the Bank of Cattaraugus have held this community together.
Patrick Cullen has ran the Bank of Cattaraugus for 30 years. CBS News
Walking with Cullen on a street, Reynolds said, "Up and down the street, do you see stuff you had a hand in?"
"Every door front," said Cullen.
"Pritchard's Hardware?"
"Oh, absolutely."
His methods might make some on Wall Street shudder.
Beth McIntyre recently moved here from North Carolina where she and her husband lost their jobs, and then their house to foreclosure. Cullen approved a home loan anyway.
Reynolds asked Beth: "No closing costs?"
"None," she said.
"Down payment?"
"Were you surprised?"
"I was really shocked. No other bank would give us a second chance."
Paul Macakanja was unemployed when he asked for a loan to open a diner, which the town badly needed.
"They allowed me to just make interest-only payments until the cash register started to ring, which I thought was awesome," he said.
In return for all of this, the bank gets a thriving village and the prospect of more customers. But big profits? Well -- after paying the bills and salaries -- not so much.
"You don't make a lot of money," Reynolds asked Cullen.
"Since I'm here at the bank, our average net income has been around $23,000," he said.
"$23,000 annually?"
"Yeah," he said.
Cullen's wife Joan and daughter Colleen work at the bank, too.
"You're not going to get big with only $23,000 a year as profit," Reynolds pointed out to Colleen.
"Well, our goal is not to make a ton of money. It's to help the local people," she said.
Her dad has run the bank for 30 years and remains unimpressed with the exotic financial engineering of bigger institutions.
"Do you do a lot of credit default swaps here?" Reynolds asked Cullen.
"I don't even know what that is," he answered.
He doesn't use credit scores either. He's more 'a look'em in the eye and shake their hands' kind of banker. And so far, so good. His bank hasn't lost money on a loan in the last 11 years.
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Darwinismus je evoluční teorie, jejíž původní autor byl Charles Darwin. Postupem času se význam slova "darwinismus" měnil a i v dnešní době má několik významů. Např. ve Spojených státech je často kreacionisty používán jako pejorativum, ve Spojeném království ale negativní význam nemá.

Tento termín uvedl do povědomí Thomas Henry Huxley v dubnu roku 1860 a zpočátku se používal pro popis pojmů týkajících se evoluce, jako např. malthuziánství. Ke konci 19. století se jím začal označovat názor, že přirozený výběr je jediným mechanismem evoluce, čímž se stavil do kontrastu s lamarckismem.

Okolo roku 1900 byl darwinismus zastíněn Mendelovými zákony dědičnosti, ale myšlenky Darwina a Gregora Mendela byly spojeny moderní evoluční syntézou.

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Literatura
 Lhotský, Josef (2016). Sen noci darwinovské aneb O čem se vám v souvislosti s evolucí ani nezdá. Praha, Knižní klub (ed. Universum), 264 s.

Související články
 neodarwinismus
 sociální darwinismus
 Darwinova cena

Externí odkazy

  Univerzální darwinismus
  Darwinismus ve Stanfordské encyklopedii filosofie
  Co je darwinismus

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The Faculty of Graduate Studies has been offering Master of Business in Accounting/Finance online degree since 2013. As the pioneer of introducing flexible mode of pedagogical approach to deliver MBus in (Accounting/Finance), Department of Accountancy has taken steps to tie-up with one of renowned Australian universities to offer Master of Professional Accounting (MPA) Degree.
In this context, University of Kelaniya signed an agreement with CQUniversity, Australia. This paradigm change can create opportunities for Sri Lankan students who are seeking to complete a professional master's degree in accounting overseas while staying in Sri Lanka. Further, this initiative provides value for money to candidates by giving them an opportunity to complete Master of Business in (Accounting/Finance) and Master of Professional Accounting, two degrees in one registration. These two degrees can be completed within the short time span of 16 months with world recognized credit value.
continuously for 6 years, industry has recognized this qualification for career advancement of existing employees. This recognition is mainly due to a quality curriculum, relevance to industry, embedding practical exposure, flexible mode of delivery, professionally and academically qualified panel of lecturers, on-time completion and adequate research exposure.
CQUniversity, Australia is recognized by Times Higher Education as being in the top 2% of universities (World University Rankings 2019), CQUniversity is creating the next generation of leaders and change makers and Australia's first and only AshokaU Changemaker Australian campus driving social change. The MPA is offered by the Department of Accounting, Finance, Economics & Property in the School of Business & Law. With this double degree program, students are having an opportunity to obtain Master of Business (Accounting/ Finance) from University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka and Master of Professional Accounting (MPA) from CQUniversity Australia.
Both these degree programs are conducted in online mode and students will have an experience in discovering e-Learning and m-Learning blended learning exposure. All lesson materials are prepared by well qualified academic staff in both universities, available online 24/7 basis while progress is tracked under a continuous assessment process.
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Why you need to look out for white stripes in raw chicken
Many of us love munching on chicken - but there some things you should know
Miles O'LearyHead of News
Politics, environment, farming and more in your new free Western Morning News newsletter - direct to your inbox every day
It's one of the most popular meats in the world - we munch our way through 2.2 MILLION of the stuff every day.
We devour chicken in so many different ways - we love to roast and bake it and there's nothing quite like a chicken nugget.
But demand for chicken is having a telling effect on agriculture and the quality of birds that we eat.
Compassion in World Farming has released a video about 'white striping' in chicken.
These strands of fat appear due to the conditions the birds are kept in. They develop in factory farms - reports the Mirror Online.
White striping
Traditionally, chicken breasts are plump, tender, and have a small amount of fat running along the sides – but not strains cutting through the fillets.
The striping is down to the way chickens are raised in intensive farming. Farmers have to produce the birds on a mass scale, so they do everything to make their animals grow bigger, and more quickly.
And chickens are fattier as a result.
A study last year by the University of Arkansas and Texas A&M concluded that "the severity of white striping has increased in recent years." Scientists found white striping present in 96 per cent of the birds they tested (285 in total).
This white striping doesn't just mean more fat, but it also "negatively impacts meat quality," according to researchers. Apparently the meat isn't as tender and doesn't absorb marinades as well. Fat usually means flavour, sure. But there's also a common perception that factory farmed meat doesn't taste as nice. So it's sort of voided.
It's worth mentioning that the study above was in the US – where farming is not usually as high quality as the UK and Europe . But it happens in the UK too.
Still, if we keep eating as much chicken as we do, we need factory farming. And white striping doesn't completely ruin the meat. The chicken is still full of protein and will fill you up.
Chicken burger with pulled pork
Jaclyn London, R.D., Nutrition Director at the Good Housekeeping Institute, said: "Chicken - so long as it's not breaded and deep-fried - is a great source of lean protein (that also happens to be rich in B-vitamins, iron and vitamin B12)."
Also, a spokesman for the National Chicken Council told BuzzFeed that white striping only affects a "small percentage of chicken meat" and "does not create any health or food safety concerns for people and the welfare of the chicken itself is not negatively impacted."
So look out for white striping and avoid it if you can – but don't throw your meat away if it's there.
PeoplePlymouth woman's B&M Ugg boot hack goes viralPhoebe Loveridge has helped people make their old Ugg boots look like new
Royal Navy spends £39m on new aircraft carriers after leaks
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Game of Trumps
US President Donald Trump certainly has a penchant for controversial tweets and his Twitter account shows that during his first year in office – 20 January 2017 to 20 January 2018 – President Trump sent out 2,568 tweets, which amounts to just over 7 tweets per day.
But recent news reported that one tweet in particular caught the attention of not only his 55,8 million followers, but also that of Home Box Office Inc. ("HBO").
In a blatant and clear nod to the popular Game of Thrones slogan and trade mark "WINTER IS COMING", President Trump's "SANCTIONS ARE COMING" meme in his recent tweet, did not leave much to the imagination. HBO, the producer of the well-known television series Game of Thrones, and the owner of the WINTER IS COMING and GAME OF THRONES trade marks, immediately slammed back by tweeting "How do you say trade mark misuse in Dothraki?" – Dothraki being the language developed for and used in the book and television show.
HBO made it clear that it didn't appreciate being dragged into President Trump's political agenda, with the White House's official account having clarified that the image referred to the US reimposing "the toughest sanctions ever on Iran".
However, despite HBO's sharp-witted response, their media spokesperson Jeff Cusson was equally swift to state that no further steps will be taken.
But could President Trump's unauthorised use in fact amount to trade mark infringement?
In terms of South African law, when determining whether two marks are confusingly similar, a comparison must be made with reference to the visual, phonetic and conceptual similarities of the marks.
A closer look at the image and slogan depicted in President Trump's tweet, compared to HBO's Game of Thrones trade marks and advertising style, suggests marked similarity on all three fronts – the phrases are similar (but for the words "sanctions" and "winter") and appear in a similar font; and the overall concepts are nearly identical. The fact that President Trump's photo is reflected in the backdrop of his tweeted meme, and that the tweet originated from his account, might make it clear that he is the source of the message and confusion with HBO and its Game of Thrones series is perhaps unlikely, but would this attempt at parody provide a suitable defence?
On home turf readers may recall the titanic battle between the proverbial David and Goliath - Laugh It Off Promotions CC v SAB International (Finance) BV - which ended in victory for Laugh It Off. This case ran the full gamut of the South African legal system and was concluded in the Constitutional Court.
Laugh It Off altered images and words of well-known trade marks and printed them on t-shirts with social commentary as its aim. SAB took action when Laugh If Off created a t-shirt which bore a print that was similar in lettering, colour scheme and background to its CARLING BLACK LABEL trade marks – the only difference being the wording. The words BLACK LABEL were replaced with BLACK LABOUR; CARLING BEER was substituted with WHITE GUILT; and the phrases AMERICA'S LUSTY LIVELY BEER and ENJOYED BY MEN AROUND THE WORLD were replaced by AFRICA'S LUSTY LIVELY EXPLOITATION SINCE 1652 and NO REGARD GIVEN WORLDWIDE.
The court had to weigh the right to freedom of expression as provided for in section 16 of our Constitution (with a particular reference to parody) against the backdrop of the anti-dilution protection afforded to well-known registered trade marks under section 34(1)(c) of the Trade Marks Act. A proprietor of a well-known trade mark can object to the use of a similar mark where it is likely to take unfair advantage of or be detrimental to the distinctive character of the mark, even where there is no confusion.
The court dismissed SAB's claim for infringement as no likelihood of substantial economic harm was established. The fact that Laugh It Off and SAB were not competitors might have had an influence in this decision – unlike that in an advertising dispute between South African Airways and Kulula where Kulula overstepped the boundary of parody in its "Most South African Airways" campaign. In that matter it was held that "the advertisement, although apparently an attempt at parody, did not walk the line finely enough" and "Kulula, a competitor of SAA, was using SAA's trade symbols to promote its own airline".
But what is to be made of the interplay between a parody and trade mark dilution? And when is a parody no longer humorous, but causing actual tarnishing of a brand? Parody, as an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect should be obvious and it should be clear to the consumer when unauthorised use of a trade mark is indeed a parody. The moment an (alleged) parody adversely affects the reputation of another, takes unfair advantage of a well-known trade mark or is detrimental to the distinctive character of the trade mark and no longer amuses, it should constitute trade mark infringement.
Trade mark law is nothing new to President Trump, himself being the owner of numerous trade marks – including CENTRAL PARK and FIFTH AVENUE no less - and the founder of many powerful brands. He must have recognised the value of being associated with the hit show, albeit one-sided, and was probably well aware that he was treading dangerously close to the cusp of infringement – knowing that the reference to the Game of Thrones trade marks and its association with sanctions in Iran may well be detrimental to the distinctive character of the trade marks.
On the bright side, HBO's witty response earned more likes and retweets than any of its earlier posts, which raises the question: who had the last laugh?
This article was first published in Business Day.
Date published: 12 February 2019
Author: Merlene Engelbrecht
Tags: trade mark


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Three charged in Long John Silver's fight
Maranda Faris
USA TODAY NETWORK – Tennessee
Three people were arraigned in Jackson City Court on Tuesday after a June 11 fight inside Long John Silver's restaurant on Stonebrook Place
According to court documents, Tacarra Lynette Turner, Orlandas Marquis Landers and CerdariousDeanta Booth are accused of attacking a woman inside the restaurant where she worked.
The victim was working when she received a message that someone was upset with something she had posted and was "sending her crew to take care of her" from Humboldt.
According to the documents, Turner, Landers and Booth came around the restaurant's counter and grabbed the victim, knocking her down and punching her.
Turner was "cursing, yelling and causing a major disturbance" during the fight, as well as three other individuals, including Landers and Booth. According to the report, the fight occurred during the restaurant's lunch hour and created a "very hostile and dangerous environment."
According to the documents, Turner, Landers and Booth were yelling for the victim to come outside and fight, but she refused to leave the restaurant. The three then came inside where the fight occurred.
All three were charged with simple assault and disorderly conduct.
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to tell about E's experience at my dad's house.
Ever since he read the Hunger Games trilogy he has been wanting to head out to the woods and kill an animal for food.
So he brought a bb gun and some metal bb pellets to accomplish just that. Here is the result.
Afterwards, he said he felt horrible and didn't really care to experience it again. I don't think my boy will be a hunter.
Here are some other pictures I found. These are the result of my phone disappearing for an hour and my techie son finding the rapid burst function on my camera phone.
There were many, many more that I already deleted. Along with lots of videos. I never know what I am going to find on my phone.
Our weekend is filled with baseball once again. We're almost done...we're almost done...we're almost done. I have to keep chanting that to myself.


ProVision, the creator of CameraMatics, will be attending the 2018 CV Show where it will once again be showcasing it latest innovations. This year will see a major extension to its CameraMatics platform in the form of a new browser and app-based 'Command Centre', as well as two other apps to help with tracking fleet risk compliance and management. ProVision's CameraMatics approach is a key driver in helping fleet operators manage the risk and compliance associated with running a commercial vehicle fleet.
ProVision has gone from strength to strength, having launched its initial offering in early 2016 to the Irish market. It has since expanded into the UK and international markets, and widened its portfolio to include specific products for vans and HGVs. These major additions to the CameraMatics platform integrate key fleet data points into a single accessible package that significantly reduces the overheads involved in defending and processing claims.
Taking place in Birmingham from 24 – 26 April 2018, the CV Show is a perfect opportunity for transport managers to learn more about ProVision's latest CameraMatics innovations. Simon Murray (Sales & Marketing Director), Mervyn O'Callaghan (Managing Director) and Franco De Bonis (Chief Marketing Officer) will be on hand at stand 4H120.
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Intertextuality in Recorded Popular Music
Lori Burns and Serge Lacasse, Editors
A fascinating interdisciplinary collection of essays on intertextual relationships in popular music
Tracking Pop
Within popular music there are entire genres (jazz "standards"), styles (hip hop), techniques (sampling), and practices (covers) that rely heavily on references between music of different styles and genres. This interdisciplinary collection of essays covers a wide range of musical styles and artists to investigate intertextuality—the shaping of one text by another—in popular music. The Pop Palimpsest offers new methodologies and frameworks for the analysis of intertextuality in popular music, and provides new lenses for examining relationships between a variety of texts both musical and nonmusical. Enriched by perspectives from multiple subdisciplines, The Pop Palimpsest considers a broad range of intertextual relationships in popular music to explore creative practices and processes and the networks that intertextual practices create between artists and listeners.
"What these essays demonstrate again and again is how fascinating it is to trace what one song draws from another and how each person—artist or producer, musician or consumer—uses old threads to weave new meanings. Such interrelationships between pieces are a fundamental part of what makes a musical tradition a tradition."
—from the Foreword by J. Peter Burkholder, Indiana University, Bloomington
Lori Burns is Professor of Music and Director of the School of Music at the University of Ottawa. Serge Lacasse is Professor of Musicology at Université Laval.
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Annual questions about conception could boost women's health, experts say
The pregnancy quiz that helps mothers-to-be: Annual questions about conception could boost women's health, experts say
Annual pregnancy discussions could help identify necessary lifestyle changes
Mothers-to-be could recognise need to lose weight, take vitamins or do exercise
Research shows simply asking if they are trying for a baby is not in-depth enough
By Victoria Allen Science Correspondent For The Daily Mail
Published: 22:05 GMT, 8 January 2023 | Updated: 22:05 GMT, 8 January 2023
Women of reproductive age should be asked every year about their thoughts on pregnancy, experts have advised.
Doctors, pharmacists, sexual health clinics, teachers and social media websites could encourage women to think about their ideas on starting a family and better prepare them for pregnancy.
Health experts say discussing this every 12 months could identify those who are close to getting pregnant and need to lose weight, take folic acid or exercise more.
Research shows simply asking women if they are trying for a child is not in-depth enough, with those who say no actually more likely to become pregnant in the next year. But using as few as three questions – whether women would 'mind' becoming pregnant in the next three months, would find pregnancy exciting, and believe a baby would make it hard to achieve other things in life – could identify those likely to soon get pregnant.
Health experts say discussing pregnancy plans every 12 months could identify those who are close to getting pregnant and need to lose weight, take folic acid or exercise more
These women could then be helped to enter pregnancy in a healthier state, reducing the risk of miscarriage.
Dr Jenny Hall, from University College London, has led research looking at how 1,000 women aged 15 to 50 respond to questions about pregnancy. She said: 'GPs have enough to do at the moment so it doesn't necessarily have to be them who speak to women about pregnancy.
'But it could be brought up in school, by nurses giving routine blood tests, or through social media questionnaires which link to advice. Identifying women who are soon going to get pregnant can help them prepare… rather than getting healthier only when they are already pregnant, which can be too late.'
Researchers tested a survey, developed in the US and approved in the UK last year, on women's desire to have a child. This asks how strongly they agree with statements such as that thinking about having a baby within the next year makes them feel 'sad' or 'stressed'.
It was found to work extremely well, predicting almost 80 per cent of women who would become pregnant in the next 12 months.
A study led by Dr Hall, not yet published, found women's level of agreement with the statement 'I wouldn't mind if I became pregnant in the next three months' was the best for predicting if they would become pregnant.
Experts recommend women be given the full 14-statement survey every year, or a shorter list of just three statements. Less than half of women actively trying to conceive actually prepare for pregnancy, according to a study also soon to be published.
Almost half of women in the UK are overweight when they get pregnant.
And evidence shows around 60 per cent have a greater risk of problems because of things before pregnancy, such as drinking, smoking or their weight. Male partners, who are also important, could lose weight and become more healthy too.
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What's going on with group buying in Australia?
Group buying may not be dying, but it's certainly sick.
In the two-and-a-half years since the industry hit Aussie shores, there's been a dramatic swing in its success. A year ago, there were 100 players, including major names like Scoopon, Groupon, Spreets, Cudo and LivingSocial. Today there are about 40.
Fewer than 10 control the majority of the $500 million market. Revenue growth declined most of this year and has been flat in the last quarter. Smaller companies have fallen away, either through low sales or, in the case of disappearing company SoSharp, financial turmoil.
The pain isn't limited to smaller players. Earlier this year, Yahoo! said it would stop handing over performance payments to its subsidiary Spreets, and Cudo chief executive Billy Tucker recently said he left the industry at a "good time".
Insiders question the industry's profitability and revenue forecasts. "What's happening with some of these businesses and their spending is just not sustainable," says Billy Tucker. "Something has to change."
Industry consolidation has continued due to fatigued merchants, consumers and overly ambitious marketing budgets. Many companies are not profitable. There's also in-fighting – international companies accuse media-owned businesses of going down the tubes, and vice versa.
But still, analysts believe existing players are in a good position.
"I think there's an opportunity for improvement here," Telsyte senior research manager Sam Yip tells SmartCompany.
"And there are plenty of opportunities for the existing businesses."
The international downfall
Groupon has lost 80% of its value since its initial public offering last year. Accounting problems aside, things are also pretty bad in Europe, where sales are slow.
But the Australian fallout is not the result of an international trend – this is a domestic problem. And not all of what's about to be described can be attributed to any sort of executive failure. These are industry trends affecting some of the biggest companies in the country.
Last year, there were 100 group buying companies. Now there are less than 40.
The industry is worth $500 million and continues to grow but most of those 100 group buying companies were producing no substantial revenue.
Yahoo said earlier this year it would stop giving performance payments to Spreets. A source told The Australian Financial Review the "gloss has worn off the space". Industry sources have told SmartCompany that Spreets is in trouble.
In June, it emerged Spreets founders Dean McEvoy and Justus Hammer had moved on to other ventures. Yahoo! said the move was "part of a planned management transition".
Cudo chief executive Billy Tucker left the company to pursue his own ventures and told the Financial Review he left at a good time – and the industry faced plenty of problems.
DealsDirect shut down its daily bargains site, DealMe.
The Fair Trading Commission said in December last year it had received a large number of complaints about deals bought through group buying websites.
Smaller sites, such as RedLipDeals, began to lament that the industry was no longer sustainable.
Now, industry insiders say the major companies are struggling. While Scoopon is said to be profitable, the media-owned group buying sites are reportedly performing poorly.
Cudo, owned by Ninemsn, Spreets, owned by Yahoo!7 and OurDeal, owned by Ten, are "not doing well at all", according to industry sources. However, Cudo chief Mike Sneesby tells SmartCompany the company recently had its best month ever due to a deal for SeaWorld – although admits the industry is changing quickly.
"If you look at today's market, I'd say there's room for three or four players. We've heard more businesses have been pouring money into themselves to keep it running."
"From my perspective, it can only go on for a certain amount of time."
LivingSocial chief Adam Rigby says these media companies are the ones shackled by the whims of their parents, saying they're "sucked up in corporate infrastructure".
Mid-tier sites have also been snapped up. Deals.com.au bought Ouffer earlier this year – and Catch of the Day has bought another deals site of its own. Before Groupon was able to use the local name, it also bought a couple of local, smaller sites.
According to a recent report in The Australian Financial Review, Groupon and Scoopon hold about 50% of the market, while LivingSocial controls about 14%. The rest of the market is shared between the other major and minor sites.
So what's happened?
The industry's problems differ depending on who you speak to.
For Billy Tucker, indiscriminate marketing has been a big problem. Specifically, he means the international duo: Groupon and LivingSocial.
"The sites are just pleasing everyone and it was never meant to be a marketplace, as it is now," he says.
He's referring to businesses now offering more than one daily deal. Instead, they offer dozens, putting pressure on businesses to come up with more money and staff to manage merchant relations.
"The merchant used to get promotion out of this, but the information coming at the buyer is a lot to take in."
Sam Yip agrees, although says the industry's problems are broader. "There were low quality merchants that didn't understand how to utilise the group buying model, and consumers who didn't know what to expect from these new sites."
One critical factor, Yip argues, is that sites started offering deals that lasted more than 24 hours, which cheapened the value of the deals on offer. The more you do that, he says, the more these sites become like department stores – the very type of retail offer they had tried to avoid.
"The whole 48-hour deal thing is a critical factor. Once you start holding deals over two days, then you lose the ability to come up with new deals every day that seem fresh."
"A large portion of the control needed is found in innovation. These companies have the tools to innovate."
Deals.com.au head Adam Schwab is more direct in his criticism. The sheer amount of emails bombarding consumers is an annoyance, he says. In a quest to make group buying more customisable and focused, users are hit with emails two or three times a day.
"A lot of my friends are happy to receive emails multiple times a day, but you lose a lot of people in the process of doing that and it becomes frustrating for them," says Schwab.
The massive amounts of marketing spent by both Groupon and LivingSocial, subsidised by American parent companies, have allowed them to control large slabs of the market – although Groupon still far outstrips LivingSocial in market share.
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Apple's iPhone 5s offered many new features and perks over the preceding iPhone 5, and the most obvious – aside from the gold color option – was the introduction of the Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Like many marquee features before it, Touch ID has been exclusive to the iPhone 5s for the duration of its tenure as Apple's flagship, but with the iPhone 6 now looming, it seems almost certain that the fingerprint sensor will also be added to the Cupertino's iPad roster. As well as bringing Touch ID to the iPad Air 2 and Retina iPad mini 3 later this year, it is also being reported that Apple is making some design changes for a more durable, reliable experience moving forward.
The idea adding a fingerprint sensor into a piece of modern technology isn't entirely new, but as far as major smartphones go, Apple's iPhone 5s was definitely the first. Samsung's Galaxy S5, which launched back in April, also packs a fingerprint-scanning feature of its own, and with consumers now becoming acclimatized to the various uses of this emerging type of hardware, iPad users have also hoped that Touch ID would trickle out as part of the tablet line-up's customary 2014 refresh.
Various reports have suggested that this will indeed be the case, but interestingly, Apple is also apparently making some slight adjustments to Touch ID in order to improve its overall efficiency. As per a report from China Times, the actual component itself – supplied by the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (or TSMC) – will be more durable than the current version, but while this may be the case, it also appears that iOS 8 and the corresponding software update will play a major role in bumping Touch ID's functionality.
Announced at WWDC, iOS 8 is a landmark release from Apple in that it marks the first occasion that the company opened up significant parts of the ecosystem to third-party developers. As well as widgets and keyboards, app devs will also be able to draft in the features of Touch ID in order to bolster security, and with so many now organizing their banking and making payments using their smartphones and tablets, Apple's fingerprint scanner will offer a safer and more secure experience on both iPhone and iPad.


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Q: Error: list indices must be integers or slices, not tuple Trying to read an input that coincides with abjadMapV. Then return the char in AbjadMap. But i keep getting this error.
def show(ln):

    abjadMapV=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
              10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,
              100,200,300,400,500,600,700,800,900,
              1000,29]

    abjadMap=['\u0627','\u0628','\u062C','\u062F','\u0647','\u0648','\u0632','\u062D','\u0637',
          '\u064A','\u0643','\u0644','\u0645','\u0646','\u0633','\u0639','\u0641','\u0635',
          '\u0642','\u0631','\u0634','\u062A','\u062B','\u062E','\u0630','\u0636','\u0638',
          '\u063A','\uFEFC']
    abjadN=["alif","ba","jeem","dal","haa","waw","za","ha","da",
              "ya","kahf","laam","meem","noon","seen","ayn","fa","sadh",
              "qaf","ra","sheen","ta","tha","kha","thal","dhad","za",
              "gayn","lam alif"]

    i=0

    for i in enumerate(abjadMapV):
        if ln in abjadMapV[i] :
            print(i)
            print(abjadMap[i])
            return abjadMap[i]

    b=input()
    a=show(b)
    print(a)

Edited to new code trying to get show to return the index
def show(ln):

abjadMapV=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
          10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,
          100,200,300,400,500,600,700,800,900,
          1000,29]

abjadMap=['\u0627','\u0628','\u062C','\u062F','\u0647','\u0648','\u0632','\u062D','\u0637',
      '\u064A','\u0643','\u0644','\u0645','\u0646','\u0633','\u0639','\u0641','\u0635',
      '\u0642','\u0631','\u0634','\u062A','\u062B','\u062E','\u0630','\u0636','\u0638',
      '\u063A','\uFEFC']
abjadN=["alif","ba","jeem","dal","haa","waw","za","ha","da",
          "ya","kahf","laam","meem","noon","seen","ayn","fa","sadh",
          "qaf","ra","sheen","ta","tha","kha","thal","dhad","za",
          "gayn","lam alif"]

i=0

for i in abjadMapV:

    if ln == i:
        return abjadMap.index(i)

b=input()
a=show(b)
print(a)

A: The function enumerate returns tuple. So in line
print(abjadMap[i]) # i here is tuple.

And you have figured out that the list indices must be integer not Tuple.
Therefore edit your code accordingly.
If you are not familiar with enumerate function look at the example given below:
l=['a','b','c']
k=enumerate(l)

enumerate function returns iterable object:
so k is an iterable object,
next(k)

gives the output:
(0,'a')

that means 0 is the index of a in list l.
for i in enumerate(l)

i is an tuple not an integer.

A: enumerate() returns a list of tuples, each being an index-value pair. You may destructure while iterating through them to solve the issue:
for i,j in enumerate(abjadMapV):
    if ln in j: # j is the value i. e. j = abjadMap[i]
        print(i) # i is the index
        print(abjadMap[i] )
        return abjadMap[i]

You may otherwise iterate through range(len(abjadMapV)) and use the variable as the index.

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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare E3 2016 gameplay video shows massive space battle
by Marcos Thadani ● Last updated on Oct 27, 2016
Even if some Call of Duty fans were less than thrilled by the sci-fi space setting of the upcoming Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, the truth is that Activision's latest trailer for the game certainly looks stunning.
Unlike in the earlier reveal trailer, in this E3 video we get to see a sizeable chunk of one of the game's missions, while also noticing that the game takes a tip or two from Bioware's Mass Effect series.
The video kicks off in the game's base of operations, with players choosing the next mission to tackle on a galactic map similar to the one in the Mass Effect games. The player character then boards a spaceship and heads off to space, engaging in space combat with enemies in a dogfighting sequence that admittedly looks pretty cool, even by Call of Duty's standards…
Things heat up when we see the player character exit the spaceship, with things looking more like a typical Call of Duty shooting sequence (but in space though, like we saw in 2013's Call of Duty: Ghosts). In this first-person shooting sequence players will have access to what looks like a grappling hook, letting them reach platforms and other structures quickly, making navigation easier in the game's vast open space.
What really looks great in this video though is the boarding of the enemy capital ship, and how objects and people in the ship's interior are sucked into space when an explosive is detonated on one of the spaceship's windows, shattering it. The same thing happens when the player opens the spaceship's hangar door close to the mission's end, with all sorts of objects (including vehicles) being pulled into space when a chamber is depressurized, making for one spectacular action sequence. We also see that players will have access to some form of "anti-gravity" weapon or special power, which causes enemies to float in the air helplessly like in the Mass Effect games, making for easy targets…
All in all, and despite Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare getting so much negative publicity before its release, and the game's trailer being one of YouTube's most disliked ever, it is clear judging by this E3 gameplay video that this could still turn out to be one of the best Call of Duty games to date when its released this November.
Note: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be released on November 4, 2016. Available on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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Located in northeastern Africa, the nation of Eritrea has a 750-mile coastline along the Red Sea and is bordered by Ethiopia, from which it seceded in 1991, to the south and west, Djibouti to the southeast, and Sudan to the northwest. In the central highlands, the climate is cool and wet, but it becomes semiarid in the lowlands. The Danakil Desert lies along the coastline. Eritrea has nine main ethnic groups, the largest being the Tigrigna, Tigre, and Kunama, and its population of some 3.8 million is almost equally divided between Muslims and Christians. A small minority follows traditional beliefs. Each ethnic group has its own language, but Amharic, Arabic, and English are also widely spoken. The capital of Eritrea is Asmara.
With an infrastructure destroyed by years of war, Eritrea is one of the poorest countries in Africa. Although agricultural production, the mainstay of the economy, increased significantly from 1991 to 1992, crop pests and a drought in 1993 resulted in the loss of an estimated 80% of the grain crop. The country's agricultural production suffered additional devastation as a result of a bloody border conflict with Ethiopia. A large percentage of the population has since then relied on emergency food aid to survive. Further taxing the country's resources, considerable expenditures have been devoted to financing the resettlement of refugees and the reintegration of combatants. Potential growth areas for the economy include tourism near the Red Sea; the exploitation of possible oil and gas reserves, as well as known deposits of gold, zinc, and copper; and the development of fisheries. Eritrea conducted most of its trade in 1996 with Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, and Italy. In November 1997, Eritrea introduced the nakfa as its national currency to replace the Ethiopian birr it had retained since independence. As of yet, however, the country has attracted virtually no foreign investment, although the ruling party, which once had a Marxist ideology, has declared its commitment to establishing a free-market economy.
SOURCE: Europa World Year Book; The Hutchinson Dictionary of World History; Political Handbook of the World; The World Fact book; World Population Prospects; World Reference Atlas.


The final round of games were completed on Friday March 8th and the round had a lot to play for.
At the top of the league Santa Maria needed to secure 4 points to be crowned Champions with Lauro 7 points behind them and still in with a mathematical chance of overtaking them. Lauro did all they could with a 10-0 victory over Mijas but Santa Maria took a 6-4 victory away to Benavista to deservedly clinch their first title since 2007. Congratulations to the Club and its players.
Meanwhile at the other end of the table La Posada Warriors took a comprehensive 8-2 vistory over neighbouring Saydo Wasps to move off the bottom.
Held at a combined La Posada Bowls Club (Men's) and Saydo Bowls Club (Ladies) on the 3rd and 4th March.
Information about the Competition and Reports can be found Here.
The Final of The Challenge Cup will took place on Sunday 11th February at 10.30am, between Mijas Lawn Bowls Club and Santa Maria Bowls Club at the nuetral venue of Miraflores. Sponsored by The Sports Shop in Fuengiirola the winners were presented with the Phil Parnell Trophy. Congratulations to Santa Maria who won a close Match 107-101.
The next Committee is the new AGM and will be held on 14th March at Santa Maria Bowls Club at 3.00pm. More details of the meeting Here.
The Presidents's Fours took place at La Posada Bowls Club. Report on line Here.
The minutes are on line Here.
As always we all eagerly await the new league season and with an extended Lions League this year it will be a very different league schedule.


University of Plymouth. FLUX is a fast-paced business competition, open to all students in the faculty regardless of your degree subject or career plan.
University of Plymouth. FLUX-is a fast paced business competition, open to all students in the faculty regardless of your degree subject or career plan.
Careers and employability - five titles in eight years; that qualifies as a dynasty, doesn't it?
A team of business students by the name of Igniting Enterprise won the Plymouth University 2015 FLUX Final in February to earn the right to defend the institution's national title later this year.


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Rise of the professional troll
Posted byhelvegr	 December 6, 2015 May 9, 2018
Jaime Cochran, aka @asshurtmacfags, on HuffPost Live in 2012
I'd never heard of professional trolls until I watched a Kali Muscle video on YouTube recently. After his antics ended, YouTube made its usual "you might also like" suggestions. I clicked on one purporting to be about how nobody should take Kali's exercise advice. But the video wasn't about that. It was just some twenty-something guy doing a voice-over to a video by the person I'd just watched, talking shit, making a lot of ad hominem remarks, but saying nothing instructive or constructive–basically, a shitty imitation of MST3K schtick. I'd stumbled upon a professional troll.
This guy, Infinite Elgintensity, had a YouTube channel overflowing with gleefully hateful videos where he would just re-upload other people's content with his commentary. He even had fans–his "Army of Trolls"–sending him videos of them trolling fitness types in real life, walking up to gym rats, cellphone camera on, picking arguments, hurling insults. He has over 50,000 subscribers and presumably makes a decent penny off ad revenue for his videos. He also has an official website where he sells merchandise. Anyway, it made me realize that some people are taking trolling to a new level: They're professionalizing it.
InfiniteElgintensity calling Kali Muscle a snitch for reporting him to YouTube
Online content creators all have to deal with trolls. They generally dismiss them by repeating mantras like, "Creators create while haters hate," etc. And, until I ran across this guy, I thought they were right. But this kind of trolling blurs the line between hater and creator. There's videography (however mediocre), graphic design, some form of public relations, merchandising, and a need to provide a consistent narrative from one video to the next. When haters become creators, could trolling become an art form, even a profession?
In a March 2015 article, Radio Free Europe interviewed blogger Marat Burkhard who claims an agency in cahoots with the Russian government employed him briefly as a professional troll. He said his job was to launch faux attacks on Russian ideals in the comments sections of websites so that his coworkers could then nobly defend Russia and make the "troll" look like an uninformed asshole. The New York Times published an article a couple months later supporting his claims and outing Putin-allie and lucrative government contracts recipient, Evgeny Prigozhin, as the brain and moneybags behind the operation.
While Burchard saw himself as a professional troll, Jaime Cochran considers herself an artist and comedian–the self-proclaimed "Andy Kaufman" of trolling, according to a 2013 interview with Vice, the writer of which described Cochran's trolling collective as a "group of digital Voltaires." Cochran sees trolling–or, at least, her version of it–as a misunderstood, nuanced art form. Her Twitter profile, @asshurtmacfags, describes her as an "ethical avant garde cyber bully." In a 2012 interview, one of her cohorts, Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer, told HuffPost, "The thing about trolling is that you can use a little bit of deception to expose the true nature of the character that you're talking with." In other words, trolling is performance art that makes the audience and any interlocutors both its subject and constituents.
Another socially-conscious performance artist cum troll is Mike Melgaard who garnered internet fame in 2015 for a series of well-received trolling pranks where he pretended to be an online customer support rep for companies who came under fire by the far-right for liberal policies (e.g., Doritos' rainbow-colored chips, Target's gender-neutral toy aisles, Campbell's all-male-family soup ad). He managed to skewer outraged customers, often without them realizing they were the butt of a practical joke. Of his motives, Melgaard told HuffPost, "I find it absolutely heartbreaking that these people are so narrow-minded and unaccepting of others' views that they mistake everything as a personal attack on how they feel the world should be. I like to believe that what I am doing is productive partly because it sheds light on this type of thinking and how foolish it is."
So it seems trolling isn't so bad; or, at the very least , it seems some self-described trolls are elevating the practice to something of an art form while others are going so far as to make a business of it. Mashable blogger Heather Dockray, in December 2015, described the practice as a "rhetorical strategy", interviewing academic types who described it as potentially prosocial and "affiliative" (i.e., community/bond-forming) behavior. Dockray argued that an effective troll can serve as a rallying point for the downtrodden and marginalized. She sees trolling as a spectrum of online transgressive and subversive behaviors aimed at exposing and ridiculing hypocrisy and bigotry. And where do the "traditional" trolls lie on that spectrum? To her, the type of behavior we tend to think of when we think of trolling (think rape victim bullying, think gamergate) isn't on the spectrum at all. The rise of the new trolls has redefined the term, and the regressive, antisocial traditionalists are no longer in the nomenclature.
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Lo Slalom Torregrotta-Roccavaldina è una manifestazione automobilistica che si svolge ogni anno lungo la strada che collega la città di Torregrotta al borgo collinare di Roccavaldina. La gara, valevole dal 2005 per il Campionato Italiano Slalom, è organizzata dalla Top Competition di Torregrotta in collaborazione con il Gianfranco Cunico Club e l'Automobile Club Messina e con il patrocinio di diverse istituzioni pubbliche. Nel 2021 ha raggiunto la 26ª edizione.

Storia
L'evento sportivo nacque nel 1996 per volontà di un gruppo di amici torresi appassionati di motori che, nel corso dell'anno precedente, avevano fondato un fan club dedicato al Campione Italiano di Rally Gianfranco Cunico. La prima edizione dello slalom Torregrotta-Roccavaldina si svolse l'11 agosto 1996 alla presenza dello stesso Cunico e con validità per il Campionato Siciliano di specialità. Nelle prime nove edizioni, che registrarono la presenza di numerosi partecipanti, la gara fu disputata nei mesi estivi e il percorso, lungo 3 km e con 12 postazioni di rallentamento, ebbe la partenza posizionata poco oltre il tornante del cimitero comunale di Torregrotta. Nel corso delle varie edizioni furono introdotti diversi accorgimenti tecnici, soprattutto riguardanti l'aspetto della sicurezza, e a partire dal 1998 la gara ottenne dalla Commissione Sportiva Automobilistica Italiana diverse titolazioni nazionali, divenendo dal 2005 una delle prove del Campionato Italiano Slalom. Inoltre, nel decennale della manifestazione, la partenza venne arretrata, il tracciato fu allungato di 500 m e il parco assistenza fu trasferito in una zona più ampia e accessibile al pubblico. L'edizione 2005 fu inizialmente prevista il 3 aprile e poi rinviata al 2 ottobre a causa della concomitanza con la scomparsa di Papa Giovanni Paolo II. Dal 2006 al 2018 lo slalom fu disputato nel mese di aprile escluse le edizioni 2015 e 2017 che si svolsero a maggio. L'edizione del 2020 venne rinviata da maggio a ottobre a causa della pandemia di COVID-19 e si svolse senza pubblico. Dallo stesso anno la gara fu organizzata dalla Top Competition di Torregrotta che si sostituì allo storico organizzatore Gianfranco Cunico Club.

Descrizione

La gara si svolge su un percorso di 3,5 km (da partenza ad arrivo) ricavato lungo la Strada Provinciale n. 59 "Torregrotta – Roccavaldina" ed intervallato da 13 postazioni di rallentamento. La carreggiata ha una larghezza minima di 6 m e massima di 10 m ed una pendenza media del 7%.
La partenza è collocata appena fuori Torregrotta, in un rettilineo in leggera salita. La prima parte di percorso si caratterizza per gli ampi tornanti e doppi tornanti in sequenza, intervallati da un breve tratto dritto; successivamente, nella parte centrale, i rettifili si fanno più lunghi e interrotti da curve in sequenza. Dopo una serie di quattro tornanti si affronta un tratto medio - veloce spezzato da quattro postazioni di birilli, per giungere infine al traguardo collocato alle porte di Roccavaldina. Il paddock viene allestito nell'area artigianale di Torregrotta ed è completamente fruibile dal pubblico che può così osservare i meccanici al lavoro sulle vetture prima del via e tra una manche e l'altra.
Nella giornata antecedente la gara, a Torregrotta vengono effettuate le verifiche sportive e tecniche nei pressi di Piazza Unità d'Italia, in Via G. Tomasi di Lampedusa, di fronte al Palazzo Comunale. Anche queste ultime sono aperte al pubblico.
L'evento richiama ogni anno centinaia di piloti e migliaia di spettatori che affollano i tornanti del tracciato e le strade dei due centri siciliani.
Per otto anni consecutivi, dal 2005 al 2012, la manifestazione ha ottenuto dalla CSAI il riconoscimento di miglior gara del Campionato Italiano. Dal 2014 la gara assegna il memorial Filippo Levativo, in ricordo dello storico direttore di gara, e dal 2015 il memorial Enzo Russo, storico segretario della manifestazione.

Albo d'oro

Plurivincitori

Note

Voci correlate
 Autoslalom
 Campionato Italiano Slalom
 Torregrotta
 Roccavaldina

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Competizioni automobilistiche
Campionato Italiano Slalom
Sport nella città metropolitana di Messina
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Roccavaldina


TIVERTON, R.I. — A renewable energy company is proposing a solar installation that would take up 68 acres in the south end of town and produce 9.06 megawatts, or enough electricity to power some 2,500 homes a year.
Salar Naini, director of business development and finance for Turning Point Energy, made the presentation to the Town Council Monday night as a first step before he presents it to the town's Planning Board for review as a major land development project.
The Town Council recently approved a Planning Board-recommended solar ordinance for the town that sets guidelines for solar installations. Turning Point's ground installation, Naini said, would be set up on a 164-acre parcel on the east side of Lake Road, near Jacqueline Way, that they have under contract, and have enough natural and planted buffer so it would not be seen from the road or surrounding properties.
The project would be "the quietest neighbor, you would never see or hear," he said.
Councilwoman Christine Ryan was concerned about the amount of trees that would have to be cut.
Trees would have to be cut to accommodate the project, but Naini said the area would be reforested at the end of the project's lifetime.
Over the course of the project's 25- to 30-year lifetime, the town would realize some $1.7 million in tax revenue from it, Naini said. Pollinator-friendly species of plants would be planted under and between the panels "to help with dying bee populations," he said.
Some 75 to 100 jobs would be created for the four- to six-month development of the project. The solar panels would have tracking technology so they would rotate to follow the sun throughout the day.
Rhode Island has the seventh-highest electricity rates in the country, Naini said, with most of the power produced by imported natural gas.
The state in 2016 incentivized its laws to make renewable energy more economically attractive in the state and increase solar access to homeowners, municipalities, businesses and organizations.
Through community net metering, the electricity can be sold directly to residents, Naini told the council.
Turning Point has projects in 12 states, Naini said.
He said the proposed project in Tiverton is in the very early stages.
Councilwoman Patricia Hilton noted the town has considered solar installations on municipal property, such as the landfill that is beginning to be capped, and suggested Town Administrator Jan Reitsma investigate the town's capacity for solar.


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package internal

import (
	"net/http"

	"github.com/tedsuo/rata"
)

// Naming convention:
//
// Method + non-parameter parts of the path
//
// If the request returns a single entity by GUID, use the singular (for example
// /v2/organizations/:organization_guid is GetOrganization).
//
// The const name should always be the const value + Request.
const (
	DeleteOrganizationRequest                            = "DeleteOrganization"
	DeleteRouteAppRequest                                = "DeleteRouteAppRequest"
	DeleteRouteRequest                                   = "DeleteRoute"
	DeleteRunningSecurityGroupSpaceRequest               = "DeleteRunningSecurityGroupSpace"
	DeleteSecurityGroupSpaceRequest                      = "DeleteSecurityGroupSpace"
	DeleteServiceBindingRequest                          = "DeleteServiceBinding"
	DeleteSpaceRequest                                   = "DeleteSpaceRequest"
	DeleteStagingSecurityGroupSpaceRequest               = "DeleteStagingSecurityGroupSpace"
	GetAppInstancesRequest                               = "GetAppInstances"
	GetAppRequest                                        = "GetApp"
	GetAppRoutesRequest                                  = "GetAppRoutes"
	GetAppStatsRequest                                   = "GetAppStats"
	GetAppsRequest                                       = "GetApps"
	GetConfigFeatureFlagsRequest                         = "GetConfigFeatureFlags"
	GetInfoRequest                                       = "GetInfo"
	GetJobRequest                                        = "GetJob"
	GetOrganizationPrivateDomainsRequest                 = "GetOrganizationPrivateDomains"
	GetOrganizationQuotaDefinitionRequest                = "GetOrganizationQuotaDefinition"
	GetOrganizationRequest                               = "GetOrganization"
	GetOrganizationsRequest                              = "GetOrganizations"
	GetPrivateDomainRequest                              = "GetPrivateDomain"
	GetRouteAppsRequest                                  = "GetRouteApps"
	GetRouteReservedDeprecatedRequest                    = "GetRouteReservedDeprecated"
	GetRouteReservedRequest                              = "GetRouteReserved"
	GetRouteRouteMappingsRequest                         = "GetRouteRouteMappings"
	GetRoutesRequest                                     = "GetRoutes"
	GetSecurityGroupRunningSpacesRequest                 = "GetSecurityGroupRunningSpaces"
	GetSecurityGroupStagingSpacesRequest                 = "GetSecurityGroupStagingSpaces"
	GetSecurityGroupsRequest                             = "GetSecurityGroups"
	GetServiceBindingsRequest                            = "GetServiceBindings"
	GetServiceInstanceRequest                            = "GetServiceInstance"
	GetServiceInstanceServiceBindingsRequest             = "GetServiceInstanceServiceBindings"
	GetServiceInstancesRequest                           = "GetServiceInstances"
	GetServiceInstanceSharedFromRequest                  = "GetServiceInstanceSharedFrom"
	GetServiceInstanceSharedToRequest                    = "GetServiceInstanceSharedTo"
	GetServicePlanRequest                                = "GetServicePlan"
	GetServiceRequest                                    = "GetService"
	GetSharedDomainRequest                               = "GetSharedDomain"
	GetSharedDomainsRequest                              = "GetSharedDomains"
	GetSpaceQuotaDefinitionRequest                       = "GetSpaceQuotaDefinition"
	GetSpaceRoutesRequest                                = "GetSpaceRoutes"
	GetSpaceRunningSecurityGroupsRequest                 = "GetSpaceRunningSecurityGroups"
	GetSpaceServiceInstancesRequest                      = "GetSpaceServiceInstances"
	GetSpaceStagingSecurityGroupsRequest                 = "GetSpaceStagingSecurityGroups"
	GetSpacesRequest                                     = "GetSpaces"
	GetStackRequest                                      = "GetStack"
	GetStacksRequest                                     = "GetStacks"
	GetUserProvidedServiceInstanceServiceBindingsRequest = "GetUserProvidedServiceInstanceServiceBindings"
	GetUsersRequest                                      = "GetUsers"
	PostAppRequest                                       = "PostApp"
	PostAppRestageRequest                                = "PostAppRestage"
	PostRouteRequest                                     = "PostRoute"
	PostServiceBindingRequest                            = "PostServiceBinding"
	PostUserRequest                                      = "PostUser"
	PutAppBitsRequest                                    = "PutAppBits"
	PutAppRequest                                        = "PutApp"
	PutDropletRequest                                    = "PutDroplet"
	PutResourceMatch                                     = "PutResourceMatch"
	PutRouteAppRequest                                   = "PutRouteApp"
	PutRunningSecurityGroupSpaceRequest                  = "PutRunningSecurityGroupSpace"
	PutStagingSecurityGroupSpaceRequest                  = "PutStagingSecurityGroupSpace"
)

// APIRoutes is a list of routes used by the rata library to construct request
// URLs.
var APIRoutes = rata.Routes{
	{Path: "/v2/apps", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetAppsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps", Method: http.MethodPost, Name: PostAppRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetAppRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutAppRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid/bits", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutAppBitsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid/droplet/upload", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutDropletRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid/instances", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetAppInstancesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid/restage", Method: http.MethodPost, Name: PostAppRestageRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid/routes", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetAppRoutesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/apps/:app_guid/stats", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetAppStatsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/config/feature_flags", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetConfigFeatureFlagsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/info", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetInfoRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/jobs/:job_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetJobRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/organizations", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetOrganizationsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/organizations/:organization_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteOrganizationRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/organizations/:organization_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetOrganizationRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/organizations/:organization_guid/private_domains", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetOrganizationPrivateDomainsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/private_domains/:private_domain_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetPrivateDomainRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/quota_definitions/:organization_quota_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetOrganizationQuotaDefinitionRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/resource_match", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutResourceMatch},
	{Path: "/v2/routes", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetRoutesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes", Method: http.MethodPost, Name: PostRouteRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/:route_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteRouteRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/:route_guid/apps", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetRouteAppsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/:route_guid/apps/:app_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteRouteAppRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/:route_guid/apps/:app_guid", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutRouteAppRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/:route_guid/route_mappings", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetRouteRouteMappingsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/reserved/domain/:domain_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetRouteReservedRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/routes/reserved/domain/:domain_guid/host/:host", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetRouteReservedDeprecatedRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSecurityGroupsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups/:security_group_guid/spaces", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSecurityGroupRunningSpacesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups/:security_group_guid/spaces/:space_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteRunningSecurityGroupSpaceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups/:security_group_guid/spaces/:space_guid", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutRunningSecurityGroupSpaceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups/:security_group_guid/staging_spaces", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSecurityGroupStagingSpacesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups/:security_group_guid/staging_spaces/:space_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteStagingSecurityGroupSpaceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/security_groups/:security_group_guid/staging_spaces/:space_guid", Method: http.MethodPut, Name: PutStagingSecurityGroupSpaceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_bindings", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceBindingsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_bindings", Method: http.MethodPost, Name: PostServiceBindingRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_bindings/:service_binding_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteServiceBindingRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_instances", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceInstancesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_instances/:service_instance_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceInstanceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_instances/:service_instance_guid/service_bindings", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceInstanceServiceBindingsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_instances/:service_instance_guid/shared_from", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceInstanceSharedFromRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_instances/:service_instance_guid/shared_to", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceInstanceSharedToRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/service_plans/:service_plan_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServicePlanRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/services/:service_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetServiceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/shared_domains", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSharedDomainsRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/shared_domains/:shared_domain_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSharedDomainRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/space_quota_definitions/:space_quota_guid", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSpaceQuotaDefinitionRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/spaces", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSpacesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/spaces/:guid/service_instances", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSpaceServiceInstancesRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/spaces/:space_guid", Method: http.MethodDelete, Name: DeleteSpaceRequest},
	{Path: "/v2/spaces/:space_guid/routes", Method: http.MethodGet, Name: GetSpaceRoutesRequest},
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US, China to Hold Delayed Diplomatic, Security...
US, China to Hold Delayed Diplomatic, Security Dialogue Friday
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WASHINGTON The United States and China will hold the top-level diplomatic and security dialogue that was supposed to be held in Beijing in October in Washington on Friday, the U.S. State Department said.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Chinese politburo member Yang Jiechi and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe will take part in the talks, a statement issued on Monday said.
China said last month the two sides had initially agreed "in principle" to hold the second round of diplomatic security talks in October but they were postponed at Washington's request amid rising tensions over trade, Taiwan and the South China Sea.
Mattis had been due to hold talks with Wei in Beijing in October, but those plans were up-ended after Washington imposed sanctions on China's People's Liberation Army for buying weapons from Russia.
Mattis did meet Wei in Singapore on Oct. 18 and told him that the world's two largest economies needed to deepen high-level ties to reduce the risk of conflict.
Source: Voice of America