Blackjack is an exciting game and one that is easy to learn. However, from time to time, most people feel like they need a leg up and opt to take blackjack classes to get a better feel for the game. Blackjack classes can be found in the community and online. There are many different schools, community centers, casinos, hotels and more that offer blackjack classes, particularly if you live in a place that features many casinos. Blackjack classes can usually be found on TV as well, with some channels offering blackjack classes around tournament times. This is to help you to learn about the game to play as well as keep up with the tournament being shown on TV.
However, perhaps the most common way to take blackjack classes these days is online. Online blackjack classes are the preferred method because they can be taken any time of day and from the comfort of your living room. You can take classes with people just learning themselves or from professionals who not only teach the game, but also still play professionally themselves.
Blackjack classes not only teach you the fundamentals of the game, but also tips and tricks. They teach you things you might not otherwise know and methods to employ that another person might not be aware of had they not taken a class. It is possible to gain an advantage over the house and taking a blackjack class is the way to do it. Advantages like card steering, shuffle tracking and more can improve your game and steer you to victory and the best way to learn how to do tricks like that is with a blackjack class.
Most blackjack classes are relatively inexpensive and require little information to sign up. However, once you do, you will be glad you did because the knowledge you will gain will propel you to more winnings and enable you to enjoy your blackjack experience even more. Be sure you know what time commitment would be required of you when you take a blackjack class, what fees are associated with the class, the credentials of the person teaching it and what you are expected to gain from it. This will help you to determine which classes are worthwhile and which ones are wastes of your time. You want to find the most valuable training possible so your blackjack winnings can increase and your game can get even better.


Baptism - Welcome to God's family!
Deacon Housbey brought some special objects from Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church to help us baptise our baby doll as we continue our RE topic of 'Welcome'. We learnt that during the Baptism ceremony, we are welcomed into God's family and this is the beginning of our 'journey of faith' with Jesus. Some children took on the roles of priest, parents and godparents and Mr Housbey explained the special symbols of Baptism as we celebrated and made a special promise to help the baby live like Jesus as she grows. We prayed together and remembered that through our own Baptism, God loves us and knows us all by name.


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When it comes to drug policy and criminal law, some states in this country move faster, and more intelligently, than others. Two of those more rational states right now happen to be our New England neighbors, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
I've blogged previously about how wasteful and counterproductive state and federal laws are that criminalize the possession and use of small amounts of marijuana for personal use. Individually, states that criminalize the possession or use of less than one ounce of marijuana spend tens of millions of taxpayer dollars arresting and prosecuting an act that is so benign it is actually laughable. Collectively, on a national scale, the states spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year chasing a substance that is medically and scientifically benign. Across the United States, tens of thousands of local and state police spend untold numbers of man-hours and taxpayer dollars "investigating", arresting and prosecuting people who are no more harmful than their next door neighbor (and who in reality probably are their next door neighbors.) Indeed, on the "harmfulness" scale, pot is exponentially far less harmful than drinking alcohol – yet for persons over 21, drinking is entirely legal. The most irrational, fervent opponent of marijuana decriminalization has yet to explain this glaring contradiction.
This legal schizophrenia is not only ridiculous; it's unjustified on any level: Medical, legal, financial. As a Dedham, Massachusetts drug offenses lawyer, I can assure you, this is a complete and total waste of taxpayer dollars, law enforcement and prosecutorial resources. Yet, slowly, there is hope that the legal and legislative climate on drug laws is changing. Massachusetts drug laws changed dramatically in the area of pot decriminalization two years ago, but only in response to a state voter referendum – not a legislative act signed by a governor.
That may change soon in our neighboring states of Connecticut and Rhode Island. In Connecticut, legislation is currently being debated that would decriminalize possession and use of less than an ounce of pot, and furthermore (unlike present Massachusetts marijuana law,) allow judges in that state the option of imposing home arrest for nonviolent offenses involving possession of less than 4 ounces of marijuana. That is intelligent drug policy. People arrested for these "offenses" are no more violent than anyone else in society – and they should not be incarcerated behind bars. Jail spaces in our already overcrowded prisons should be reserved for violent criminals who truly belong there – not nonviolent people who wish to use a substance that is far less harmful than alcohol. Making prospects more hopeful in Connecticut, is the fact that both Gov. Daniel P. Malloy and state Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney,( D-New Haven,) support this rationale and sound measure.
A recent poll released by the Quinnipiac Polling Institute reported that 65 percent were in favor of no longer treating possession of small amounts of pot as a crime, and that 79 percent of Connecticut voters were in favor of a medical marijuana bill.
To the south, the Rhode Island General Assembly is currently considering a bill introduced by state Sen. Joshua Miller, (D-Cranston,) to decriminalize the possession of one ounce or less of marijuana. The bill was filed after the findings of a state Senate commission studying the effects of continuing to prohibit marijuana possession, which Miller chaired. Miller has said, "It doesn't make sense to have our cash-strapped state spending money putting people in prison for possessing a little of something that is less dangerous than some of the things you can legally buy in stores." Under the bill, marijuana possession would be re-categorized as a civil offense. First-time offenders would pay a fine of $150; second-time offenders would be fined $300. Minors who are fined would also be required to participate in a drug awareness program of at least four hours and complete 10 hours of community service. In addition, their parents would be notified of the offense by the state. How any rational person could oppose this legislation, is beyond me.
Aside from the justice issues involved, these fines offer the state of Rhode Island a tremendous revenue source for needed state programs. Virtually half of the bill's revenue would be designated for youth drug awareness and treatment programs. The Rhode Island Herald Editorial Board has reported that up to $10 million could be saved in law enforcement and prosecutorial expenses if the measure were passed.
With all these inarguable reasons to decriminalize pot, why hasn't it happened in more states than the 12 where it is currently decriminalized? Needless drama. Blindness. Politics. And hidden agendas. (Don't think that police chiefs and police departments who rail on about the "dangers" of marijuana aren't thinking about keeping their jobs in the process.) Indeed, no less a respected organization than Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), a national organization of retired police and law enforcement officials, has forcefully advocated for marijuana legalization. These former police officers know how foolish the waste of taxpayer dollars is in arresting and prosecuting otherwise everyday, law-abiding citizens is. They also know how counterproductive existing laws are, in fueling illegal drug cartels and dealer networks. Jack Cole, President of LEAP, has said that "Our existing drug laws on marijuana are foolish and counterproductive." Saddling someone with a criminal record just because he wishes to use marijuana in private is unfair, unwise, and unjust. Let's hope that our neighbors in Connecticut and Rhode Island, follow our lead – but this time, in the Legislature, signed into law by a governor.
Legalization of marijuana is sound, prudent, logical public policy. The debate should no longer be over whether or not we should legalize marijuana, but how we should legalize it.


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Q: Cachegrind under Xen I have an application written in C++ that someone else has written in a way that's supposed to maximally take advantage of cpu caches.  This application runs on a guest Ubuntu OS that is using paravirtualization.  I ran cachegrind and received very low cache miss rates.
Since my OS is virtualized, can I be sure that these values are in fact correct in showing that the cpu cache is being well used for my application?

A: Cachegrind is a simulator. A real CPU may actually perform differently (e.g. your real CPU  may have a different cache hierarchy to cachegrind, different sizes of cache, a different replacement policy and so forth). You would need to watch the real CPUs performance counters to know for sure how well your program was really performing on real hardware with respect to cache.

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Tombusvirus is a genus of viruses, in the family Tombusviridae. Plants serve as natural hosts. There are 17 species in this genus. Symptoms associated with this genus include mosaic. The name of the genus comes from Tomato bushy stunt virus.

Taxonomy
The genus contains the following species:
 Artichoke mottled crinkle virus
 Carnation Italian ringspot virus
 Cucumber Bulgarian virus
 Cucumber necrosis virus
 Cymbidium ringspot virus
 Eggplant mottled crinkle virus
 Grapevine Algerian latent virus
 Havel River virus
 Lato River virus
 Limonium flower distortion virus
 Moroccan pepper virus
 Neckar River virus
 Pelargonium leaf curl virus
 Pelargonium necrotic spot virus
 Petunia asteroid mosaic virus
 Sikte waterborne virus
 Tomato bushy stunt virus

Structure
Viruses in Tombusvirus are non-enveloped, with icosahedral and spherical geometries, and T=3 symmetry. The diameter is around 28-34 nm. Genomes are linear and non-segmented, positive sense, single-stranded RNA, around 4-5.4kb in length. These virions have a regular surface structure and are composed of 17% nucleic acid.

Life cycle
Viral replication is cytoplasmic, and is lysogenic. Entry into the host cell is achieved by penetration into the host cell. Replication follows the positive stranded RNA virus replication model. Positive stranded RNA virus transcription, using the premature termination model of subgenomic RNA transcription is the method of transcription. Translation takes place by suppression of termination. The virus exits the host cell by tubule-guided viral movement. Plants serve as the natural host. Transmission routes are mechanical, seed borne, and contact.

The virus uses the cis-regulatory elements, Tombus virus defective interfering (DI) RNA region 3 and Tombusvirus 5' UTR to control expression of defective interfering RNAs and viral RNA replication.

References

External links
 Viralzone: Tombusvirus
 ICTV
 Description of Plant Viruses
 International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses
 University of Leicester Microbiology

Tombusviridae
Viral plant pathogens and diseases
Virus genera

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The smooth, sleek Stix Dining Suite from Debonaire Furniture brings a ultra modern look to your dining area. The sleek chrome legs and glass top table create a stunning look, making this dining set a style statement.
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With a nod to the deep, emotive house music that has seen sister label Anjunadeep flourish in recent years, CD1 features the hypnotic sounds of the Howling, Cubicolor and Lane 8, as well as one of Oliver Smith's deeper offerings and some slow burning, progressive magic from Jaytech. Elsewhere Vintage & Morelli, Third Party (under their TP guise) and Leu Leu Land make their Anjuna debuts, with Sunny Lax, Kyau & Albert and Jason Ross all contributing more energetic offerings.
The much awaited return of Above & Beyond and Justine Suissa's OceanLab project heads up CD2 with a gorgeous stripped back version of 'Another Chance'; previously debuted in club mix form at ABGT150. The newest member of the Anjuna team, Grum, adds his unmistakable progressive sound, former Norin & Rad star Nick Sember hits new heights and the ever-ascendant Ilan Bluestone teams up with find-of-the-year vocalist Giuseppe de Luca for 'Bigger Than Love'.
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Influence of the physiological regeneration and epithelialization using fractions isolated from Calendula officinalis.
Standard skin wounds have been surgically induced in Wistar albino rats. The wounds were covered with 5% unguentum containing fractions C1 and C5, isolated from the flowers of Calendula officinalis belonging to fam. Compositae, in combination with allantoin. Epithelization has been determined in dynamics as a percentage compared with the beginning of the experiment, using the formula (formula: see text), where t is the wound surface in mm2 and n is the respective day after the beginning of the experiment. The wound exudate has been studied cytologically using light- and fluorescent microscopy on the 8th, 24th and 48th hour after inflicting the wounds. The histological changes in biopsy material taken from the edges of the wounds on the 10th day have also been investigated. The drug combination applied markedly stimulates physiological regeneration and epithelialization. This effect is assumed to be due to more intensive metabolism of glycoproteins, nucleoproteins and collagen proteins during the regenerative period in the tissues.


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One of the reasons that we welcome is to be good neighbors. We want refugees to know that we are glad they have arrived and are safe from harm. Refugee wellbeing is our overriding objective. In order to be a good neighbor and keep refugees and volunteers safe, we've made the decision to postpone warehouse volunteer activities, household donation in-take, refugee welcomes, clothing closets, tours and bike nights. We hope that this will be a short-term postponement and for now have removed all volunteer events from our calendar through April 30th. We also have closed the warehouse to incoming household donations. We'll reevaluate as we learn more about this coronavirus pandemic.
Those who have joined our welcomes know how intimate our adventures are. Lots of handshakes and hugs. Lots of loving hearts. All in small settings. Clearly, it's best that we postpone our welcomes, acting in a neighborly way.
Please know that we are very ready to welcome. We'll just have to be patient. We look forward to future welcomes. Happy, healthy gatherings where we can say loudly and safely, "Welcome to America".
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We will visit a family of three including a husband, wife, and their seven-year old daughter. They came to the US almost five months ago from Malaysia, and are very happy to be here, as the US is their 'dream country.' The husband currently works at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, mainly doing vacuuming duties. He hopes to find a new job that pays more, but has an injured right leg. His wife hopes to work sometime in the future, once she finishes addressing her medical problems. The husband speaks very good English, and is very happy to share with others.
We will also welcome a family of four from Burundi. They have been in the US for 3 months. The husband and wife are both hoping to find any type of work to help support their two daughters, age 1 and 7 years old, with the oldest being in school. They aren't quite settled here in the US yet, but said they will slowly become used to it over time.
We will visit a recently-arrived family from the Congo. The family includes the mother and her two sons (ages 16 and 8), who arrived here in November 2019. The children are attending school, and the mother is currently working in a bakery. She fled the Congo in 1996 with her family because of the war raging there. Unfortunately, her father was killed during the escape. She settled with her mother and two younger siblings in a refugee camp in the western part of Rwanda where life was very difficult for them. She eventually married and had two children born in the camp; however, her husband died when her younger son was only six months old. When asked about her dreams for the future, she said "I just want to work hard" and "raise my children to be successful."
We will also visit a family from Iraq. The father fled Iran 25 years ago because his family was threatened by the Taliban. He settled in Iran for 16 years where he married his Afghan wife and had his first son, who is now 10 years old. He worked in construction but he decided to leave the country because his son was unable to attend school there. The family moved to Turkey where they lived for 7 years in a refugee camp that had a school for his son but did not allow him to work which made life "really tough" for them. Their daughter, who is now 3 years old, was born in the camp. Since arriving in Arizona in December 2019, their lives have improved significantly. Their son, who is in the fourth grade, likes school and has already made friends there. Both parents are learning English along with their children, and the husband is working with his sponsoring agency to find employment. Their hopes for the future focus on their children receiving a wonderful education and becoming successful adults.
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GWANGJU, Korea -- A private, Colorado-based foundation funded a USA National team for the 2015 World University Games in Gwangju, Korea.
The participating athletes were required to be degree-seeking students from the states of Wyoming, New Mexico, or Colorado. After meeting rigorous expectations set forth by the U.S. Air Force Academy (USAFA), USA Team Handball (USATH) approved 10 cadets, 1 recent USAFA graduate, and 1 Colorado State University student to travel and compete in the 2015 "Universaide." Team USA is to be coached by USATH CEO Michael Cavanaugh.
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With both wit and stubbornness, Pasquale Festa Campanile observed the sex-lives of Italians better than most. This film features a classic storyline: a man discovers his wife is cheating on him and tries to deal with the shock. Naturally, this sets off a series of misconceptions and misunderstandings, with moments of pure slapstick and a generous dose of nudity. Johnny Dorelli allows himself to be dragged along by events in a perplexed and seemingly innocent fashion, while Barbara Bouchet and Stefania Casini are a lethal mix of playfulness and mischief. Joy and pain, with a bit of spice.
After being involved in a car accident with Dutchwoman Eleonora, advertiser Alberto Castelli goes home early only to find his wife in bed with the plumber. Struck down by depression he goes to a psychiatrist, who instructs him to spend some time in the mountains to recover. The doctor has given the same advice to Eleonora, who is heart-broken after her husband leaves her. Following a series of misadventures and misunderstandings, the two are destined to meet.
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You Don't Need Drugs to Get Rid of Head Lice While medicated shampoos are touted as the best way to get rid of head lice, you have to decide whether you really want to slather your child's hair up with pesticides… especially when they may not kill the lice and there are other effective alternatives.... The next treatment in this list of tips on how to get rid of head lice fastis using the shampoo as directed. You can use Pyrethrum. It is produced from chrysanthemum, which contains pyrethrins as a natural insecticide. Pyrethrins can attack the nervous system of the head lice.
If you continue to be infested with live lice after treatment, discontinue use of the products and don't use other products in the hope of killing the lice. Remember, these products are not mere shampoos, cremes or lotions, they are pesticides. how to get rid of roaches in cabinets MOOV Head Lice Combing Conditioner and MOOV Head Lice Removal Comb can be used either to detect or remove head lice, as a mechanical treatment on its own to remove live head lice, or to remove head lice and their eggs after using MOOV Head Lice Solution or Shampoo (my preference).
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Eerie Lee Harvey Oswald Artifact Sells At Auction
By Alex Lang
Los Angeles (Knewz) — One way or another, Lee Harvey Oswald always seems to be floating back into the news.
A few weeks ago, it was via a Spanish-language radio interview with the son of a late Cuban sniper instructor, who claimed Oswald was trained by his father at a secret camp prior to the President John Kennedy assassination.
Now comes word that Oswald's U.S. Marine Corps scorebook sold at auction for $75,000.
The 80-page softcover notebook contains the infamous results of a marksmanship test given to Oswald on Dec. 21, 1956. Oswald, then 17, ran through five different rifle exercises, firing slowly from 200, 300 and 500 yards, and then again rapidly from 200 and 300 yards, according to RR Auction.
A combined score of 190 to 209 points in the Marines was considered a marksman; 210 to 219, a sharpshooter; and over 220, an expert. Oswald scored 212. The scorebook also includes various other notations by Oswald.
Boston-based RR Auction also included in the lot some 1969 correspondence between Oswald's late mother, Marguerite, and Dr. John Lattimer, a well-known researcher of the Kennedy assassination. It was Lattimer who originally purchased the scorebook from her.
In one of the letters to Lattimer, Marguerite wrote: 'My late son's Marine scorebook is in the same condition as when he left it with me… Someday soon, it will be proven that a conspiracy did exist and that my son was indeed the 'patsy.'
Adding to the value of the scorebook for JFK history buffs is the fact that its contents were used, singularly, by The Warren Commission to support the assessment that Oswald was capable of the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination. The scorecards can be found in Warren Commission Volume 16, as Commission Exhibit 239.
The Oswald scorebook was one of several items sold as part of the "Fine Autographs and Artifacts" lot offered Oct. 14-Nov.10. Others included a page from Buzz Aldrin's Apollo 11 flight plan and a signed letter from Eliot Ness.
Alex Lang Former editor-in-chief Alex Lang has worked in media for 20 years. His focus has been mainly on crime reporting, but he has covered numerous other topics. Many of his stories have gotten national attention and he has been on the ground for countless news events.
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West Bengal Secondary History Exam Rescheduled; now on march 1
WBBSE released a notice informing that the History exam for class 10 has been rescheduled. (Representational Image)
The Class 10 History exam, which was to be held on February 27, will now be held on March 1.
West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) released a notice stating that the history exam for class 10 has been rescheduled. As per the notification, the class 10th History exam which was to be held on February 27 will now be held on March 1.
"It is observed that the date of poll for the bye-election to 60-Sagardighi Assembly Constituency is scheduled to be held on 27.02.2023, which is clashing with the History Examination of Secondary Examination (SE), 2023 scheduled on the same date." Read the notice.
WBBSE further mentioned that the time and venue which was fixed for History exam on February 27, will remain same as March 1. Except for History exam, there is no change in the rest of the schedule of Secondary Examination (SE), 2023. WBBSE.
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As per the West Bengal Secondary Exam Time Table, Class 10 exams will be conducted from February 23 to March 4. Madhyamik (Class 10) exam will be conducted in offline mode from 11:45 AM to 3 PM. The admit card for West Bengal Class 10 exams will be released in the first week of February 2023. Students appearing for the West Bengal Secondary Examination must note that they will get only 15 minutes to read the question paper before writing the examination. ,
WBBSE had released the Secondary (Class 10) exam schedule for 2023 last year. West Bengal Board has also announced the exam date for additional paper.
WBBSE Secondary Exam Schedule 2023
February 23 (Thursday): First language
February 24 (Friday): Second language
February 25 (Saturday): Geography
February 27 (Monday): History
February 28 (Tuesday): Life Science
March 2 (Thursday): Mathematics
March 3 (Friday): Physics
March 4 (Saturday): Optional Optional Subject.
The Secondary (Class 10) Physical Education and Social Service exam will be held on March 6, 9, 10, 11 and 13. The test for Typewriting and Shorthand will be held at Kolkata and Siliguri only.
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