You can probably tell by the abundance of images below that this was a long day, but a great day! Thomas and I headed out in the morning and spotted this sunflower field along our drive and pulled over immediately. I mean, how could you not? They're just so cheerful and were calling our name!
My red gingham dress is from Lord & Taylor and such an easy piece! Gingham + sunflowers= the epitome of summer, am I right? It's a flirty little mini that's light and airy for a hot summer day.
I'm always switching out my shoes throughout the day, especially while traveling, so I love carrying a big tote like this Ralph Lauren striped one to store all my goods. I started the day with these slip on espadrille sandals by Dolce Vita from Lord & Taylor. They're a bit edgier for me, but the espadrille bottom softens up the black leather.
We drove into Tours for lunch, but since we were a bit late in the afternoon, everything was closed except a few bakeries. So we picked up a few baguettes and water and made our way around town, visiting Saint Gatien's Cathedral and stopping for some ice cream in the gardens of Musée des Beaux-Arts. I had changed into these Michael Kors embellished sandals from Lord & Taylor upon our arrival that definitely added a bit of glam to the look.
We then made our final stop at Château Villandry, one of the most beautiful châteaux in Loire Valley. The decor was stunning, filled with pastel colors, French antiques and prints on prints.
For the last part of the day, I changed into my Sam Edelman wedges from Lord & Taylor that add a little bit of height (which is always nice) and are still comfortable enough to walk around in.
The decor of Villandry is undoubtably beautiful, but what makes the property extra special is the gardens. The Renaissance gardens include a vegetable garden, a maze, a water and flower garden. You can spend hours on the property and still not see it all! We tried to get through as much as possible, not wanting to miss a hidden gem.
If you're visiting Loire Valley, definitely add Chateau Villandry to your list! It was incredibly special and a wonderful place to spend the afternoon or evening. The gardens were so peaceful, we could have taken a nap on the vast lawns near the water garden, listening to the birds chirp and the soft sounds of the water fountains.
Such a cute outfit, you just can't go wrong with a red dress! My favourite look is with the wedges – they're a perfect balance of casual and dressy.
These images are so beautiful! What a great dress for such a busy day! Those sunflowers are amazing! No wonder you have to pull over!
I need that dress and those second shoes but links aren't working and I can't find them! Hopefully it's not sold out. I'm going to Paris soon and basically want to recreate this because it's so dang cute!!
Absolutely gorgeous! That dress is beautiful and the Chateau Villandry looks amazing!
Link for the red dress is not working. Can anyone please post the link or Julia, please correct the link.
I own that dress and love it more than anything! It is such a fun and easy piece! Essential for summer.
Gingham in the summer is just so pretty! It is such a summery print and looked beautiful with all of your different shoe options!
Gorgeous dress! I love how many different shoes it goes with!
The link to the dress is broken or the dress is sold out. Is it Lord and Taylor brand or can we buy it elsewhere?
These images are just stunning! Well done, you two.
Gorgeous shots! That sunflower field is magical! Love your gingham dress – perfect for summer!
Where are your gold rings from?
Oh no! It must have sold out. The dress is by Lord & Taylor from their Design Lab line.
amazing post!!! lovely red dress!!
Wow that maze garden looks amazing! How stunning!
This dress is so perfect for all your touring around. Just gorgeous!
Beautiful place and beautiful outfit! I want to go to the Loire Valley the next year, thanks for the ideas.
Beautiful! The best gingham dress I've seen! Your photos are amazing!
Great job of sharing your travels with your readers. You and Thomas have really taken the comments to heart about people wishing we could experience the location a bit more in your posts and you have made excellent changes.
Such a beautiful photo diary! All of the views are stunning. Thank you for sharing, this is a very inspiring post!
Amazing photos! You are really having a great time! You look cute in that dress!
I love the red! So pretty and bold!
Beautiful dress! Glad you are having fun :) I am dying to try out your hair tutorial.
I love the red dress + all of the sunflowers! Amazing look on you, Julia!
Stunning pictures! Love your dress!
Such a beautiful dress! We love the color!
This look is SO cute, love the dress!
Awesome photos! Love that dress!
Julia, you are stunning! Absolutely love these pictures!
This dress is too cute! Not to mention the scenery is totally breathtaking!
That dress is so beautiful! Perfect for summer in France. I also often carry multiple pairs of shoes – flats when I'm travelling & heels when I get to my destination. A good tote is always a must!
So envious of your trip! I miss France! You look beautiful and that dress is super flattering!
Stunning photos and outfit as always!
in love with the red gingham!
That gingham dress is gorgeous!
Such a gorgeous post! In love with this dress!
The gingham dress fits in perfectly with the field of sunflowers, great summer look!
I love this gingham dress!! So summery and cute!!
Now this is a gorgeous look, Julia! LOVE IT! I clicked on the link for the dress and it wasn't working. Do you know if it's still available? Thanks for sharing your darling fashion with us!
What a stunning outfit and beautiful background! Lovely!
Love all your photos absolutely gorgeous ! that dress is to die for so sad :( its no longer available .. I always look at your blog for fashion inspiration you always look faboulous !
That dress is stunning!! Love love love!
Your photos are absolutely stunning and that dress is very eyecatching. Thanks for sharing.
Perfect outfit for your adventure! So adorable.
So dreamy! Literally looks like a fairytale!
Your posts just keep getting better and better! You and your talented husband are such an inspiration! Your travels look so incredible and this dress, in particular, looks picture perfect. Enjoy every minute of the rest of your trip! XO, http://www.relishbyarielle.com.
I love the dress! Such a cute outfit!
Hi Julia! I LOVE this dress and this post. Is there anywhere else to find this dress? Can you tell us the brand? Thank you!
Such a cute dress!!!!!! You look so beautiful in it!!!
That dress looks amazing on you!! So pretty! I love your pictures. Thank you for sharing, hope you are enjoying your travels.
love that gingham dress! it is so pretty and perfect for summer! i wish it wasn't sold out!!
This dress is beyond cute. Moreover, it clearly is a dress you can live in! So fun seeing all the beautiful places this dress took you! Such a dream.
I love your dress! And the trip looks amazing!
Wonderful post! The sunflower field reminded me of a trip to Umbria. And the castle gardens, with the lavender and the geometric garden are fantastic!Oh, and your out if is gorgeous! And I loved the idea of changing shoes throughout the day. Good for the feet, so they can rest with different heights and formats. Genius! Thank you for sharing your experiences, and thank you for bringing back to me my own memories!
Those Michael Kors sandals are sooooo cute! Great pictures!
I'm a sucker for gingham print- I think it's so fun and I love how bright red this dress is! Thanks for showing it at different places too! What size are you wearing in it?
Love this summery dress! Gorgeous photos!
I really admire how stylish and dressed-up you look on your trip!
The red dress and the field of sunflowers – that is a like a fairy-tale scene!
Beautiful as always! i haven't seen a color that doesn't look great on you.
My (new) husband and I just returned from our honeymoon in France, and I'm loving seeing my favorite spots through your instagram and blog! You are doing it a little more stylishly than I did though… so hot!
The gardens at Villandry were one of our favorites too! If you're still in the Loire valley, but check out Chateau Noizay for a fabulous french gastronomic dinner, and also Restaurant la Cave! It is housed inside some of the old limestone caves!
Hoping you get a chance to hop down to the riviera to cool off for a few days! Bon adventure!
Such beautiful shots, this is a dreamy trip, loving all the Instagram photos!
this is magical! the dress, the place, the photography! all perfect.
Beautiful photos! They give me such wanderlust!
Love, Love, Love the red gingham! It is classic but bold at the same time. It's Beautiful.
That dress is so perfect!! I don't think there is a better setting for red gingham than a field of sunflowers!
I looove the outfit! Especially the dress. And I liked Villandry, but I also loved Chambord.
Oh I'm so envious–I used to live in Tours! I interned directly across the street from the train station at the giant convention center, but spent lots of time walking past and through the Saint-Gatien/Beaux-Arts area. I actually spent the past year living two hours away from Tours, so when my mom came to visit, of course I had to show her my old stomping grounds! And of the 15ish châteaux I've visited in France, Villandry definitely takes the cake for its gardens. Honestly, after wandering through the gardens, I found the inside to be relatively bland! I can't wait to return. So glad you got to experience one of my favorite places in the world.
These photos (and your outfit) are so SO beautiful!! Absolutely love that dress and those Sam Edelman wedges!
Location is very nice! Love your outfit and handbag. Awesome clicks !
Love the pop of color in your red dress!
I am OBSESSED with this dress. I really must have it! Also your adventures are beautiful and inspiring! Thanks for sharing your travels!
Please please please share your workout routine with us soon!! How do you keep so fit with all the traveling and indulgences?? You look fabulous!!!


The pen for this review was provided free of charge by the good folks at Goulet Pens in exchange for an honest review. No additional compensation was provided. All opinions expressed herein are my own.
I liked the Vac 700. The filling system was fun, and I enjoyed watching the ink slosh around in my first demonstrator I also appreciated the ability to swap out nib units, allowing me to easily and cheaply experiment with different nib sizes. But, as my collecting went along I found myself using my Vac 700 less and less until it had largely been relegated to one of the pens I use for ink reviews.
TWSBI's Vac 700 has been one of the most economical way to gain experience with a vac-filled pen for many years. And, like most of TWSBI's offerings, they were well-built, well-performing pens. Recently, though, TWSBI has been introducing smaller pens into their lineup. First, they introduced the TWSBI mini, a pocket-sized piston filler. And for the last couple of years, TWSBI has been teasing the release of the Vac Mini. Now it's here.
The cap features the recognizable red TWSBI logo medallion on the top. The clip is springy but solid, and has a nice streamlined profile. In a rather confusing design decision, TWSBI has opted to make the cap's inner liner out of a cloudy grey plastic, which looks a bit out of place in the otherwise all-clear design. The cap ends in a chunky metal cap band on which "TWSBI" and "Vac Mini Taiwan" are etched.
The pen's barrel is short, as befits its "Mini" moniker. Toward the end of the barrel is a set of threads for holding the cap on when posted. The pen's vac filling system is controlled by way of a clear plastic knob at the end of the barrel.
If you aren't familiar with the vac-filling system, the TWSBI Mini fills by unscrewing the knob at the end of the pen, pulling the plunger piston out all the way, inserting the nib unit into the ink, and depressing the plunger back down. The rubber gaskets inside the pen create a vacuum behind them as air is expelled on the downstroke. When the stopper reaches a widening point inside the barrel, the seal is broken and the vacuum that has built up behind the plunger gasket pulls ink into the barrel.
The vac filling system is fun to use, and it has the benefit of filling a pen quickly and allowing for a substantial amount of ink uptake on a single stroke. But it can be a bit of a pain to clean, and comes with what I consider a particularly significant flaw. The end of the plunger has a small cone-shaped rubber stopper which, when the plunger knob is tightened down, stops the flow of ink to the feed and nib. Manufacturers try to pass this off as a feature (it'll keep your pen from leaking when you fly!!!) but mostly, it's just a nuisance. If you forget to open the plunger knob a bit when writing, you will end up writing the nib dry fairly quickly.
This design was present on the Vac 700, (and also on the Pilot Custom Heritage 823), so it didn't come as a surprise, but as that is one of the most complained-about "features" of the Vac 700, I was hoping TWSBI would reconsider implementing the same design on the Vac Mini. It is possible to remove that little cone-shaped gasket and prevent the stoppage from happening, which is what I did on my Vac 700. With the Vac Mini, I found that constantly opening and closing the knob was a nuisance, so I usually just ended up leaving the knob slightly unscrewed pretty much all the time without any ill effect.
The pen's cap comes off with 1.5 rotations, leaving a very short pen. It is, in fact, too short for me to use unposted. It is in posting the pen that the Vac Mini has what I consider another design flaw: the only way to post the cap is the screw it onto the threads at the back of the barrel. The threads are dual-start threads, meaning there are two possible entry points for the threads to mesh. If you don't start them at exactly the right spot, you'll end up with the cap's clip 180° to the face of nib, leaving the clip to rest right in the web of your hand, which I found uncomfortable.
Once the pen is posted, the balance is superb, and the pen is quite comfortable in the hand. But having to screw the cap onto the barrel to post means that this is a pen that isn't well-suited to writing environments where you are writing in short bursts, like taking meeting notes (which, coincidentally, is how I use my pens about 75% of the time.) Constantly having to cap, uncap, post, un-post, and get the threads to mesh up properly means that I ended up missing about half the notes I was trying to write down. If you're the kind of person who writes in long writing sessions, or this pen is comfortable enough in your hand that you can use it unposed, I can't recommend it highly enough based on the way it writes. If you are using your pens more like I do, this may not be the right choice for you.
The pen's section is perfectly cylindrical and is made of the same transparent plastic as the rest of the pen. This allows you to see both the feed and the ink flow in the section, which I think is pretty cool. The only thing that would have made it a bit cooler would have been a clear plastic feed. The section is a touch on the narrow side, and there is a decent step-up between the section and the barrel. But even when I held the pen on the threads, they never bothered me. They were quite smooth and not sharp.
TWSBI pens have always been known for good nibs. When you hear complaints about the pen, those complaints rarely center around the way the pen writes. The Vac Mini uses a #5(ish)-sized Jowo nib unit—the same nib that TWSBI uses on the Eco, Classic, and Diamond Mini. I normally opt for a medium, but wanting to try out something different, I decided I was going after a broad. I've always liked TWSBI's nib, they seem to have really upped their game lately. The broad nib on the Vac Mini was super-smooth and nice and juicy; it was a lot of fun to write with. I initially inked up the pen with the well-known Emerald of Chivor. Aside from the fun of seeing the gold particulate float around in a demonstrator, the nib was juicy enough that it really allowed the ink to shine. The broad nib on this Mini is pretty much perfect and is my favorite of the 8 different TWSBI nibs I've used.
I purposely don't watch/read a lot of other reviewers' takes on pens, especially popular ones. I like to form my own opinion without it being colored by other users' experiences. That being said, I did hear through a few sources that a couple of had issues with the ink flow on the Vac Mini: It would write itself dry or choke up. I never experienced that issue with my Vac Mini. If I didn't unscrew the plunger before I started writing, or I left the pen uncapped for a few minutes without writing, it would dry up. So long as the plunger knob was unscrewed, I never had any issues with ink flow at all. Even with particulate inks like Emerald of Chivor.
At $60, the TWSBI Vac Mini is a rather interesting value proposition. It is a well-built pen that writes superbly, but the quirks of the vac filling system and the need to screw the cap on for posting impact the usability of the pen for me in many situations. I can whole-heartedly recommend the pen so long as it will work for your style of writing. However, compared to some of TWSBI's other offerings I find the Vac Mini offers a bit less value for its price. The Diamond 580 is $10 cheaper. The full-size Vac 700 is only $5 more expensive, gives you a larger ink capacity, comes with larger (and interchangeable!) #6 nibs, and is long enough that I don't have to post the pen to write with it. And the Eco is half the price of the Vac Mini. So, yes. It's a good pen. A very good pen. If you want a vac filler and you have smaller hands, it's an excellent choice. Otherwise, perhaps some of TWSBI's other offerings may suit your need a bit better.


Customizing the Android APK File - Enterprise Mobility Manager 2.2.0 - WSO2 Documentation for your Wiki!
You will want to make changes to the Android Application Package (APK) that is in WSO2 EMM to suit your business or Organization requirements. For example, you will want to white label the WSO2 EMM Android agent. In such situations, you need to do the required changes and create a new APK file.
For more information, see installing Android Studio.
directory with the android.jar file found here.
The WSO2 Android agent requires access to hidden APIs (APIs that are available at runtime). Therefore, you need to replace the anrdoid.jar file as mentioned in this step.
WSO2 EMM supports API levels 16 to 23. Therefore, install the Android API levels 16 to 23 on Android Studio.
Click the SDK Platform tab and select the 16 and 23 API levels.
Clone the product-emm GIT repository. This will be referred to as <EMM_SOURCE_HOME>.
Open the client folder that is in the <EMM_SOURCE_HOME>/modules/mobile-agent/android directory via Android Studio.
Do the necessary changes you wish to make.
White Labeling the WSO2 EMM Android Agent or changing the Android agent SERVER_PROTOCOL to https and SERVER_PORT to 9443 in the constant.java file that is in the <EMM_SOURCE_HOME>/modules/mobile-agents/android/client/client/src/main/java/org/wso2/emm/agent/utils directory.
The Android agent can't be built via the usual android developer SDK, as it requires access to developer restricted APIs. Therefore, you need to replace the existing android.jar file that is in the <SDK_LOCATION>/platforms/android-<COMPILE_SDK_VERSION> directory with the explicitly built android.jar file that has access to the restricted APIs.
Download the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and build the source code to get the jar file for the required SDK level.
Use a pre-built jar file from a third party developer. You can find it here: https://github.com/anggrayudi/android-hidden-api.
Build the project to create a new APK file that has all the changes you made.
Rename the created .apk file to android-agent.apk.
Copy the renamed file and replace it instead of the existing android-agent.apk file that is in the <EMM_HOME>/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/emm-web-agent/units/asset-download-agent-android/public/asset directory.


4. A Sound, Solid Better Business Bureau (BBB) Rating.
One thing you should definitely look for in a vacation club is experience. When you work with a vacation club that has been providing people with services and products for a long time, the company will typically be proficient in helping clients get the expedient, effective assistance they deserve. To learn whether a specific vacation club has the experience necessary to effectively serve you, simply visit the company's website and see what their date of opening was.
Another thing you should definitely look for in a vacation club is a high quality satisfaction guarantee. In short, you should be able to receive a refund or additional services and products in the event that you're not thoroughly satisfied with the original products and services. If a vacation club is not willing to offer you a great satisfaction guarantee, look for another company.
When you start your search for the ideal vacation club, be sure that you're looking for a company that offers excellent customer service. Remember that attaining services and products from a vacation club is not just about the services and products. It's about the way that you're treated throughout the process of attaining them. When you work with a staff of friendly professionals who offer you the personalized care that you need and deserve, you will likely find that you are thoroughly satisfied with the services rendered. For this reason, be sure that you select a vacation club that is known for offering clients high quality customer service.
One final thing to keep in mind when you start searching for a great vacation club in the US is their Better Business Bureau rating. The BBB has been offering the public accurate, apposite information regarding the quality of several businesses for many years. Since this is so, take advantage of these (free!) services by going on their website and seeing what type of rating a vacation club has. Keep in mind that the vacation club Royal Holiday has an A+ rating from the BBB. Also note that this company offers job hopefuls an awesome opportunity to earn revenue and develop a substantive career.
When you're ready to attain exceptional assistance with the coordination of your next travel excursion, it's good to hire a high quality vacation club to help. To ensure that you get the exceptional services that you need and deserve, be sure to look for the aforementioned four characteristics in a company before you make your final selection. Good luck!


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Dapper Dan by Playskool by Jennifer Mazur (2006)
Artist Jennifer Mazur
Collection Sunny-and-70s
Was Dapper Dan Dressy Bessy's boyfriend or brother?
And how many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?
The world may never know.
Jennifer Mazur's Recent Work
Jennifer Mazur, Ann Arbor, MI
Jennifer Mazur was born with just a few weeks left in 1969 and is truly a child of the Seventies. In 1970, she received a brand-new Fisher-Price "Corn Popper" from Santa Claus. Sometime later in the Seventies, she fell on it and her head made a permanent dent in the clear plastic dome.
In 1971, Jennifer received a Raggedy Ann doll and a Raggedy Ann quilt: the first two acquisitions in an ever-expanding assortment of Raggedy Ann and Andy items. Eventually the collection would grow to include a lunchbox, a set of Colorforms, a talking alarm clock, and an
electric toothbrush.
In 1972, she welcomed her younger brother, David (known as "Davi" for a few years) into the family, and celebrated her birthday with a Minnie Mouse cake and a Raggedy Ann dress (of course!)
In 1973, Jennifer got a Marx Sport Wheel and a set of plastic Pillsbury Poppin' Fresh and Poppie Fresh dolls for Christmas.
In 1974, she wore a shiny pink Cinderella costume for Halloween (the kind with the flimsy plastic mask, which she was afraid to wear) and started school. Her favorite songs that year were Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" & Don McLean's "American Pie."
In 1975, the school picture you see here was taken. Jennifer also entered a contest to design a Bicentennial logo for a souvenir Frisbee at Clark Elementary School. She lost.
In 1976, she and David posed for Halloween pictures in their living room. David dressed as George Washington, and the living room, wanting to get in on the action, dressed as a 1976 Bicentennial Celebration Museum.
In 1977, Jennifer flew on an airplane and visited Walt Disney World in Florida. It was cloudy and cold, but when has that ever stopped a seven-year old from enjoying the hotel pool with her brother and cousins?
In 1978, she spent her Saturday mornings in her pajamas, watching Scooby's All-Star Laff-A-Lympics, Krofft Super Show, and Superfriends. Her mother was thrilled.
In 1979, Jennifer and David finally got their own bedrooms. Thank goodness! Take a peek at them sharing a room: yellow gingham Raggedy Ann and Andy sheets and her brother's awful NFL sheets.

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Our downhill mountain biking videos from 2010, most are from the Pearce Cycles races. Filmed in HD using Jeff's Sony HDR-UX19, many of the videos are on Vimeo in HD (1280×720), you can watch it in full resolution by clicking 'HD' and going into Full Screen.
Got a view on any of our videos, if so let us know; leave a comment below.
Riding bikes at Bamford Pump Track & Joe's Pump Track in 2010. With James Irwin, Joe Bowman, Swinny and others.


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Country Sweden is situated in a location / continent Europe. Sweden has an area of 450 295 km2 and 9 103 788 residents. The highest point has a height 2 111 above sea level. and it is called Kebnekaise. The lowest point is located at the level of -2,4 above sea level and it is named reclaimed bay of Lake Hammarsjon, near Kristianstad. System of government is constitutional monarchy and the date of independence 6th June 1523. The capital city is Stockholm. Sweden has the international abbreviation SW.
Sweden - economy
Total gross domestic product (GDP) is 386 600 000 000 $. Total gross domestic product per capita in purchasing power parity is 40 900 $. GDP grows by 4.00 % a year. Inflation (consumer price index) is equal to 3.00 % a year. Sweden have 5 018 000 working-age population (from a total population 9 103 788 people). Unemployment is at 7.50 %. Sweden issued 9.90 % GDP to healt care and 1,50 % GDP to army. The public debt of the country is 37.50 % GDP. The total amount of foreign debt is 1 016 000 000 000 USD.
Sweden - demography
As suggested above, Sweden has 9 103 788 people. Population growth is in the amount 0.17 % per year. Number of children born per 1000 population per year is 10.24.Every mother has average 1.67 children. The infant mortality rate is 2.74 and maternal mortality 4.00 deaths per 100,000 births. Average estimated life expectancy makes 81.18 years. Mortality is 10.21 people per 1000 population per year.
Sweden - transport and telecommunications
Sweden has 572 900 km of roads, 11 633 km of railway lines and 230 airports. The total length of waterways (navigable rivers, canals, etc.) is 2 052 km. There is registered 135 ships.
Number of active mobile phones (sim card) in the country Sweden is 11 194 000. Number of active fixed telephone lines is 4 600 000. Sweden has 8 398 000 internet users, who have the available 5 727 000 Internet connections. Sweden has been assigned a domain first Choose range .se.
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Sweden consumes a year 127 100 000 000 kWh of electricity. Annual electricity production is 147 800 000 000 kWh in power plants with a total installed electrical capacity 35 290 000 kW. Sweden exports 12 850 000 000 kWh and imports 14 930 000 000 kWh of electricity per year Energy mix of power generation is as follows: fossil fuels: 12.5 %, nuclear energy: 25 %, renewable: 15.2 %, hydropower: 46.9 %.
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Encoding Heterogeneous Molecular Cancer Profiles Using Deep Neural Networks

# /data
Scripts for preparing HDF files for training models.  Adjust these to select genes for different sources, such as MUTSIG for DNA mutations, etc.

# /experiments
YAML files for defining models, data, and algorithms for training models.  Also defines experiment names.

# /models
Tensorflow wrappers that define specific types models by directory, eg /models/vae.  For example, VanillaVariationalAutoEncoder.  Also location of algorithm, layer, regularizer wrappers.  Mains are found in the model type directories.

# /utils
Helper functions.

# /viz
Various visualisation scripts.

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App for syncing contacts android.
Just got a new lg v30 and only some of my contacts are syncing like my wife, parents and sisters. Select Contacts to display, then All contacts. I have also tried everything apart from removing and re-adding my account. But I wanted to know what users who were unable to sync Google contacts with Android are saying about this. See and use your Google Calendar on your computer, mobile devices, and through desktop programs like Outlook or iCal.
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Get That Life: How I Opened an Educational Sex Boutique
A lack of lube and a desire to help others inspired Sid Azmi to open her Brooklyn store.
By Heather Wood Rudulph
David Cortes
Sid Azmi grew up in a community where sexual expression was discouraged. "We just didn't talk about that stuff," says Azmi, 33, who grew up Malay Muslim in Singapore.
Azmi came to the U.S. to study, and after a successful seven-year career as a radiation therapist, she started plotting a big career change. One evening, she ran out of lubricant, and the closest sex shop that sold the variety she preferred was a bus ride away. Frustration led to inspiration: Azmi decided to open her own pleasure boutique.
Her vision was to create a space for open conversations about sex and sexuality — the kinds of conversations she craved when she was younger and often initiated once she moved to the States. Without a business partner or investors, Azmi opened Please in Brooklyn, New York, in 2015. The store is designed like a hip boutique. Big, open windows welcome customers, who can purchase expensive candles and handmade gifts as well as top-of-the-line sex toys and educational books on just about every sex topic.
"Talking to people is the best way to learn about anything," Azmi says. "Please is the place to ask questions. I don't want to make a sale. I want to create an experience."
Growing up Muslim in Singapore there was very much a "don't ask, don't tell" policy about sexuality and our bodies. I went to an all-girls government school, and that's when my mind opened up. I met girls from different countries; girls of different races, religions, and sexual identities. I was very extroverted, and I became the one my friends would open up to. A lot of my learning about sex happened through other people's experiences. The thing I learned first is not to judge.
After I finished junior college in Singapore [at 20], I worked three jobs until I saved enough money to visit the U.S. When I told my parents I was going to leave the country, they didn't believe me. A Malay Muslim woman just doesn't pick up and leave to go traveling to the opposite side of the earth on her own. I bought the ticket and they didn't believe me. The day I was leaving, they didn't believe me.
I flew to New York City because I wanted to see what it was like. Then I visited Niagara Falls, Toronto, and Boston. I liked Boston. It wasn't as overwhelming as New York was to me at first, and I had my first brief romance with a Northeastern University student. He took me to campus parties, we ate Dunkin' Donuts in Boston Common, and he took me to my first bar. I was raised to think bars were dirty and alcohol was dangerous. But I discovered that everyone is just having fun with good company.
I came back to Singapore after about four weeks and started to research universities in Boston. I was accepted to Suffolk University. When I told my parents, my father surprised me and agreed to pay for tuition. He said, "How can we say no to our daughter wanting to further her education?" My mother was very angry. She didn't talk to me for two years. It broke my heart. I know she felt that I abandoned her. She has a very strong sense of loyalty toward her parents, so when I left, she couldn't understand how I could do that. But I wasn't fearful of going. I wasn't worried about making it. I needed that freedom to find someplace where I would fit in.
I wasn't worried about making it. I needed that freedom to find someplace where I would fit in.
By happenstance, I met the program director of the radiation therapy department. She let me shadow radiation therapists at the hospital to see what the job was like and I liked it. I switched my major [from political science] to radiation and biology and developmental psychology.
As part of the program, I had a required clinical internship that lasted two years. I worked in a hospital next to a radiation therapist treating patients. It was the daily interaction with vulnerable people that I loved most. The kinds of conversations you have are not superficial. For example, I used to work with women who had breast cancer or some type of gynecological cancer. Breast cancer patients would lament to me quite frequently that they felt part of their sexual identity was taken away. We'd talk about how with this part of their [anatomy] removed, how can they look at their bodies and feel turned on?
I understood. With [my partner] in college was the first time I talked about being different. I was circumcised at birth, which is another thing we never talked about growing up. I started reading about it and learning how to find pleasure anyway. Did being circumcised mean that pleasure was closed off to me? No. I learned how to have mind-blowing orgasms. I just had to rewire my arousal map. It's given me a sense of power rather than feeling victimized.
I went to my first sex shop during these years. I went in many times and came right back out. I was feeling kind of weird about it. I was very overwhelmed. Like, Why do I need all these things? Eventually I bought a small clitoral vibrator and it was a revelation. Being able to give myself an orgasm was not only a stress relief, but it helped me fix the mind-set that masturbation was wrong.
I called my mother several times a week. Over time, our relationship was repaired. She saw that I wasn't just goofing around.
I graduated in 2007 and started work right away as a radiation therapist at Brigham & Women's Hospital where I had my internship. Then I was offered a job at Massachusetts General Hospital, and I stayed there for five years. In 2011, I moved to New York City and took a supervisory role at Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and then became the chief radiation therapist at Brooklyn Radiation Oncology.
On Christmas Eve 2013, I was preparing to make a big dinner for friends and it was stressing me out. I told my partner at the time,"We really need to have sex so I can feel calm and collected about everything." We started playing around and I couldn't find any lube. The closest sex boutique was a bus ride across Brooklyn. I was prone to yeast infections and being in the medical field, I knew that glycerin — which is in most drugstore lubricants — causes yeast. I needed something better. In that moment I thought, I need to open a good store here in Park Slope.
It wasn't just about finding good lube. Sexuality is a bit more complicated than just sleeping with somebody. I experienced sexual abuse when I was younger. And when it's laced with the shame that even the topic of sex carried in my community, there's an added layer of guilt. It was like I was being punished for my sexuality. I had to undo a lot of that thinking for myself.
I wanted to change the way people think and talk about sexuality.
I wanted this store to be more than a sex shop that sells toys. I wanted to change the way people think and talk about sexuality. It's something I had been doing my whole life whenever I talked to friends, or even strangers, about sex. I wanted the store to be open, with a big glass window. No dark exterior or neon pink signs.
I started reading everything I could, and I took classes at the Institute for Sexuality and Enlightenment and free small business classes online. I also took workshops online to learn about the safest toys for your body and which lubricant is best from a biological perspective. I was educating myself and wanted to bring the same educational component to the store.
I was lucky enough that I had my own savings and my ex-partner loaned me some money. The sex industry is called a prohibitive industry [by banks]. In the past, the term was used to describe stores that were considered morally defunct. To get a credit card, I told the bank I was a bookstore and apothecary, which is technically true because I do sell books and retail products. But when I asked for a credit line increase, I admitted that it was a sex shop and they said, "We never should have given this to you." I signed up for business insurance and when they found out what kind of store I was, they canceled the policy. When I finally found a company that would insure me, they charged me a higher premium because of the kind of store it is. Still, I never thought I couldn't do it. I just had long arguments on the phone with people and got my way.
I quit my job in July 2014 and took a part-time job at Nassau Community College as a clinical instructor teaching radiation therapy. I could work three days a week and also focus on opening the store.
I started visiting other sex boutiques to see what they were selling. But I also set a standard. The sex industry is not regulated by the FDA. That's why you have toys that melt on you and break apart inside you. It matters to me what you put in your body.
I put a wanted ad on Craigslist and hired a staff of five. I looked for people who had an open mind and no judgment. We made a list of all the sex toys that [we knew about], took out brands that were not 100 percent medical-grade silicone, talked about function, aesthetics, price. We then vetted the books we would sell, debating photography versus erotica, sex guides, and even children's books on sex. We had long discussions about every item that ended up in the store. Like, "What kind of customer prefers a flesh-tone dildo to a colored one?" It took us about three to four months [to decide the inventory].
On March 7, 2015, I opened Please. The first two months people came in and were like, "Oh, we thought it was a boutique or a hair salon." They'd walk in and leave. But then I would see some of the same faces again. Then they brought friends. Sometimes we would just talk. The important thing was we started building relationships with the community. We started getting attention from local newspapers and very good reviews from people on Yelp.
I've never had any negative backlash. Credit goes to the neighborhood for being so cool. When people do come in with their kids unknowingly, I typically say, "Oh hello, just so you know, this is a mom-and-dad store." And they laugh or smile, and usher their kids out of the store.
I'm always respectful, and I try to share some of my own experiences to get people to open up and feel more comfortable. Sometimes I'll just pick up a book and start a conversation like, "What do you think of this penis size?" Some people will come up to me meekly and say, "I'm here to buy my first vibe." I'll spend 20 to 30 minutes talking to one customer.
One conversation I'll never forget was with a student from Zimbabwe who came in to do a paper for her gender studies class. When we spoke about masturbation, she stated that sex was something that was done for you and not something you do for yourself. So I explained to her why it is healthy to masturbate; it's simply learning about yourself and your body. I told her how I never used to masturbate. I thought sexual pleasure was something that someone gave you. And when I did masturbate, I cried many times after, wishing I didn't have to pleasure myself. But then [over time,] I learned that this was not wrong, and in order to have good sex, you need to know what "good" means. She didn't walk away with any merchandise, but I think it planted a seed in her head.
Last summer, I quit teaching to work full-time at Please. I also see clients as a radiation therapist two or three days a week. It's a way to let the store grow without worrying [as much] about finances. I also like to change it up. My world is not just the store, just like sex is not my whole life.
This past June, I hired a workshop coordinator who brings on credentialed people to teach classes in everything from chakra sex, to how to talk to kids about sexuality, to sex during chronic illness. I sit in on all of them. I talk to sex therapists all the time, and I even learn from my staff. One of my employees is a trans woman, and I ask her very candidly about her sexual experiences so that I may be able to better help a customer who can relate.
I do hope to go to grad school and do a human sexuality PhD. I want to build the Please brand to focus on sex education and hopefully one day, I want to have a franchise.
When I first opened the store, I called my mom for her blessing. She was like, "This is so embarrassing! Don't call me and don't ever talk about it." Two months later, she came to visit me in New York and demanded to see the store. I explained to her that it's not just about promoting sex. I talk to women going through menopause, women having sex for the first time after birth, men who are having problems they've never talked about before. She thought for a long time and said, "This is a very good thing that you're doing." When I go home to Singapore, she still won't talk to me about sex, but she'll say to all her friends, "Ask Sid what she does."
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2 The consultation process resulted in eight written submissions being received with five submitters advocating for additional venues and three submitters who supported the status quo.
3 Submissions were heard on 18 April with five of the submitters taking the opportunity to present their case to a full meeting of the Otorohanga District Council. Councillors decided to postpone making their final decision until the next meeting on 16 May 2017.
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The Nigerian community in the United States has put measures in place to establish a community bank.
The proposed bank would serve the interests of the Nigerian community in that country and those at home.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the proposed bank – Nigeria Federal Credit Union – is being promoted by the Nigeria National Association, a non-profit organisation in the U.S.
The credit union, when fully established, would be a full-fledged financial, banking, and investment initiative, in service for all, especially Nigerians resident in the U.S., including members of the Nigerian diplomatic corps.
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NAN reports that Credit unions provide banking services nationwide, loans, mortgages, credit cards, checking, mobile banking and more, and many have broader eligibility requirements that include individuals from a location or other broad-ranging characteristics.
The steering committee of the proposed bank was inaugurated in April by a former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi, during the U.S.-Nigeria Investment Summit in Washington DC.
The steering committee of the proposed bank, at a meeting at the Nigerian Embassy in Washington, DC, had said the initiative would advance the credibility of Nigerians in the U.S.
The Chairman of the committee, Dr. Kazeem Bello, said a community could not realise its full potential without access to banking services and capital at a favourable interest rate.
According to him, it is the prerequisite for economic emancipation through home ownership and business financing among others.
Bello said: "What we are attempting to do is to create a platform for all Nigerians, young and old, men and women, businesses and every Nigerian resident and non-resident in the U.S. to have an opportunity to have a community-based bank that will be tended to our needs.
"We've been in a society where opportunities abound all over the place but you only accrue those opportunities when you are a direct member of that community.
"Sometimes, a lot of us (Nigerians) have gone through the pains and hassles of being able to just open a bank account.
"So, the project that we are unveiling today is called Federal Credit Union, and by the grace of God, it has been tagged as a proposed Nigerian Federal Credit Union.
"This is a banking and financial institution that we are putting together to be fully chartered and the members are you and I who are Nigerians.
"Nobody is owning this bank; the bank is membership-owned.
"Nigerians own this bank. We call on all Nigerians across the four corners of the United States territory to join in this efforts to bring this bank to fruition."
Bello said a bank for Nigerians, the largest group of African immigrants in the U.S., was long overdue.
According to him, the Kenyan community in the U.S., among others was already at an advanced stage of establishing its own Kenyan community bank while Turkish community has had a bank since 1948 in addition to Poland.
A member of the committee, Felix Obi, said Nigerians could not have economic growth and emancipation if they did not have financial independence and access to capital at a competitive rate that reflects their creditworthiness.
"As you know by law, anybody can go to any bank and open an account or apply for credit yet statistics tell us that minority communities, especially immigrants, are disproportionately pushed into bad financing – high-interest rate financing.
"This would explain why when the federal housing crisis happened, more minorities have their property foreclosed than non-minorities.
"These numbers can be even more challenging when it comes to immigrant populations," he said.
Mr Bayo Idowu, Minister, Economic, Trade and Investment at the Nigerian Embassy, said the establishment of a Nigerian-based bank had been nursed previously.
He said taking the critical step of moving forward and making it work had, however, been always challenging.
Idowu said Sanusi, a respected community leader and an accomplished banker, in launching the steering committee had worked to energise the members to ensure that the vision of a Nigerian-based community bank succeeds.
"It is important to the Nigerian community in the U.S. for identity, for economic empowerment and for investment in the Nigerian economy because we would have established a direct link with banks at home through this credit union," he said.
Mrs Remi Duyile, a seasoned financial professional in the U.S., said owning a federal credit union by Nigerians in the Diaspora was a phenomenon.
"I am on the board of this committee that is working tirelessly to ensure that we birth something great, just like other nationalities have done, and this is our time; let's do it," Duyile said.
Earlier, the Nigerian Ambassador to the U.S., retired Justice Sylvanus Nsofor had pledged his support to the steering committee to ensure that the establishment of a Nigerian-based community bank becomes a reality.
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SEATTLE (Boeing) - Boeing and Aeromexico today said the airline is going to install the Boeing Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) on two new 777-200ERs scheduled to be delivered in the first four months of 2006. Aeromexico will become the first airline in Central or South America to have installed Boeing's Class 3 EFB.
"Boeing's Class 3 EFB is the perfect solution for us to enhance the safety and efficiency of the new 777-200ERs that we will be getting in 2006," said Pablo Lopez, senior vice president Technical for Aeromexico. "In today's competitive environment, airlines need to explore every option to optimize their operations, and we think EFB will help us be successful."
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Georgina Herrmann,  (born 20 October 1937) is a British retired archaeologist and academic, specialising in Near Eastern archaeology. Having worked as a civil servant, she later studied archaeology and spent the rest of her career as an active field archaeologist and lecturer. She was Reader in the Archaeology of Western Asia at University College London from 1994 to 2002.

Early life and education
Herrmann was born on 20 October 1937 to John and Gladys Thompson. He first career was as a secretary in the Foreign Office from 1956 to 1961. She then returned to education, and studied for a postgraduate diploma at the Institute of Archaeology, University of London, which she completed in 1963. She then undertook research at St Hugh's College, Oxford, graduating with a Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) degree in 1966. Her doctoral thesis was titled "The source, distribution, history and use of Lapis Lazuli in western Asia from the earliest times to the end of the Seleucid era": this was the first extensive study of the Lapis Lazuli trade originating in Afghanistan. Her doctoral supervisor was Max Mallowan.

Academic career
Herrmann began her academic career as J. R. MacIver Junior Research Fellow at the University of Oxford from 1966 to 1968. She was Calouste Gulbenkian Fellow at the University of Cambridge from 1974 to 1976. She was Regents' Professor at University of California at Berkeley in 1986. From 1985 to 1991, she held a Leverhulme Research Fellowship and was a part-time lecturer at the Institute of Archaeology, University of London. With the Institute merging into University College London (UCL) in 1986, she was a lecturer in Mesopotamian archaeology at UCL from 1991 to 1993 and Reader in the Archaeology of Western Asia from 1993 until she retired in 2002.

Herrmann's early research interests included Sasanian rock reliefs in Iran, the third millennium BCE lapis lazuli trade from Afghanistan, and the Nimrud ivories. In 1992, she became director of the excavations at Merv, a Silk Road oasis site in Turkmenistan. She played a key role in the successful application for Merv to become the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Central Asia, which was granted in 1999.

In retirement, she was a visiting honorary research professor between 2002 and 2020, and she has been emeritus reader since 2020. She was a member of council of the British Academy between 2012 and 2015.

Personal life
In 1965, Georgina Thompson married Luke John Herrmann, a German-born British art historian. Together they had two sons. Her husband predeceased her, dying in 2016.

Honours
On 4 January 1968, Herrmann was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London (FSA). In 1996, she was awarded the Rolex Award for Enterprise in Cultural Heritage for her work leading the excavation at Merv. In 1997, she was elected an honorary foreign member of the American Institute of Archaeology. In 1999, she was elected a Fellow of the British Academy (FBA), the United Kingdom's national academy for the humanities and social sciences. In 2001, she was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE).

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Living people
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last night i was in davis square and walking passed by Amsterdam Falafel Shop. although i already had din din at Toraya, i still wanted to try it. ive never had falafel before. this was my first time.
'Falafel is a deep fried ball or patty that is made from chickpeas or fava beans and spices. It is a vegetarian food, and is considered to be a fast food, many times offered by street vendors.
the menu is very simple. you can either get small or regular and white or wheat. i got the small and wheat since i already had din din. i didnt read the topping strategies til now because i was busy taking pix. man i did not CRUSH MY BALLS lol. make sure you do that so the sauce and get into the balls.
i had garlic sauce and tahini. a lot of toppings to choose from.
im not a big vegetarian person but i did enjoy my falafel a lot!!! even i had a full din din!!! the balls were perfectly fried and the toppings are fresh and tasty!!! i would def get it again if im in the area. they have this store in DC too!!
i thought this was pretty good too, the sauces they have for their fries are also varied and good, especially the curry ketchup.
i'm not a huge falafel person either, but i like how you can customize and put whatever you want on it here. for falafel elsewhere, i think clover is probably your best bet.
haha i did try curry ketchup too, but i put bunch of sauces in mine so i couldnt tell which was which. good stuff.
its like a good version of subway 🙂 keep healthy world.
Looks delicious! I can't believe how many topics you have to choose from.
I live in Boston and although I'm not a foodie I love food. I never knew what a falafel was and am slow to try new items unless someone else has tried it first. I think I'm going to have to stop by here because your pictures make it look so good!
it's pretty good i was surprised cuz i was never into vegetarian food.
Your photos are awesome! I love any food that can be customized on the spot: falafel, tacos, ramen… YUM!
Thanks for liking my post, Getting What You Want. Your description and photos made me drool! Yum!
I just tried falafel this year too — what a treat huh? I notice at least in my area different places make them differently.. one place adds cinnamon, wow is that a great kick. Would be nice if we had a little guide like that too!
WOW! Wanted to stop by and thank you for visiting my blog. Then, when your site came up, what was looking at me? A Falafal. I am a displaced New Yorker, and we are going through some serious food w/drawals, since we haven't been able to get home in awhile. This is seriously one of my favorite foods. I remember a place on the corner of 37th Street and Broadway, many years ago where you could order from the street, right in the window. There was also a guy with a cart on Pershing Square, which is by Grand Central Station. They were both the best, but of course only a couple of places. I hope your first experience with that food will not be your last, and I hope if was good. The thing is, if you've never had them before, then you have nothing to compare it to. I suggest you make your way into Manhattan and give the Falafal a whirl. Thanks again for visiting.
im not a big vegetarian person but i def loved this! one day i ll try the falafel in NYC. thanks a lot for the comment!
Oooh looks like you made some delicious choices with your toppings, the falafel looks really yummy!
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Great photos! Those look so good. Thanks for visiting my blog!
YUMMM! Next time I'm in Boston….
wow that place looks great! i love falafel, either with hot sauce or white sauce, but to have a toppings bar! what a great idea!!
Was there recently and missed it! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
they just opened not long ago! next time!
That has really got my mouth watering!
The ole hillbilly thanks thet them thare falafels is good eatin.
I wish we had this in California!
I wondered by a few weeks ago on a visit to Cambridge and popped in for a bite as well. The cold salad toppings were a hit with me and overall loved the concept. Your photos are over the top as well!
Boston??? Now there's a city I'd love to visit!
OH that looks good! I've never had a chance to try falafel – didn't know about the assorted veggie toppings. They look like they would make the basic sandwich taste really great!
Love, love falafel but the best part is filling up with all the salads! Thanks for visiting my blog!
Oh my . . .I Love to eat and this all looks YUMMY, i would eat and eat until it was time to eat again . . .I'm a dog so eating is what i do.
I would love to see Amsterdam – how`s the temprature?
This post made me hungry! Love the shop sign and the view from outside.
looks like a lot of yum.
I walked past there last week when going to Life Alive (think that's their name, down the street) and thought maybe I should try the falafel sometime and now I will but I'll be sure to crush my balls!
That looks like wonderful Falafel! if you ever make it to Milwaukee, Lulu's has AWESOME falafel. And they have homemade potato chips served with blue cheese dip! Delish!
That looks so hella grubbin'! Never been out to the East Coast but I've heard a LOT about Christine's. I will try this out when I go! Thanks for checking out my blog!
I used to live in Amsterdam and had a favorite falafel stand there. Thanks for the great photos! I need a falafel, now! I think a compassion tea chai would work well with that!
I'm sitting here salivating, and it's only just afer breakfast!! Gorgeous pictures and great post, if I get to visit your area I'll definitely stop off there! Thanks for stopping by my page!!
When I was a young man, I used to go days, with just a falafel lunch every day. It is filling and healthy, and tastes very good. You don't have to crush the balls. They are very tasty the way they are (if they're made well). One of the characteristics of falafel, which does change from place to place, is the spices used.
Come to Israel for felafel – it's a mainstay here. Did you eat yours with French fries? That is a standard addition in Israel.
great blog! love the pics and i looove falafel 😀 you should try schwarma sometime – ah. may. zing!
I'm a VERY long way from Boston, but this delicious-looking and sounding post has inspired me to try my local falafel takeaway next time I'm passing. Thank you for liking and following my blog.
I just moved to Boston from D.C. and I missed late-night Amsterdam Falafel. It's so delicious. Thanks for posting.
Yum yum… falafel! Looks FANTASTIC!
I need to learn how to make those. oh so tasty.
Mmmm wish i had 1-bring it to the UK!
Wow, those falafel look AMAZING!! We love falafel so we will have to get there!


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With about 220 million under-14s and a rapidly growing middle class, China is home to a potentially massive market for children's picture books. More than 40,000 children's books were reportedly published here last year alone.
But with an aggressive Communist party campaign against supposedly hostile western ideas currently underway, foreign storybooks appear to have found themselves in a big soup.
According to a Chinese newspaper, Chinese publishers have received orders that the number of foreign picture books being printed in China must be brought down.
Storybooks from South Korea and Japan now stood almost no chance of being published in China, it is learnt while the supply of books from other countries would be very limited.
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