Top 5 City Breaks for Easter Holidays from Multitrip Travel Insurance.
Easter holiday time is escape time and we've lined up our favourite cites for a refreshing time away.
In the movie Sabrina, Audrey Hepburn said "Paris is always a good idea". There's so much to see and do in Paris, but there's also a lot of lovely things to eat! Avoid all the tourists and spend a quiet day walking around and occasionally stopping to eat. A quiet spot is the Museum Rodin, where you can saunter around peacefully, admiring the statutes and get a great croissant while you're at it.
The Pope greets the many in the Vatican City during Easter Week.
Easter Week is also huge in Barcelona. One of the highlights of the season is The Feast of Sant Jordi (Saint George)- The Patron Saint of Catalonia (23rd April this year). The feast day is the Catalonian version of St.Valentine's Day,(it is sometimes called Lovers Day) where men give gifts of roses to women and women give gifts of books to men, although in recent times people have decided to switch these roles. Before this day Semana Santa (Holy Week) takes place in Barcelona and there are many masses and processions from the local churches. Take note again, there won't be many shops open so relax and stroll around.
Berlin also has plenty of events happening at Easter time. There's an Easter Bonfire in the Britz Garden on Easter Saturday morning and the Zitadelle Spandau, 16th century Renaissance fortress hosts the annual Medieval Festival for 2 days! The fortress fills with market people,knights, and dancers with acrobatic shows, short plays and wresting matches! Fun for all the family! There's also an Easter parade at Tierpark with music and lectures and lots of other events!
Holy week is pretty big in Barcelona, but it's even bigger in Seville. The Semana Santa is celebrated with processions of pasos, floats of lifelike wooden scluptures of the scenes of the Passion, and lot of images of the Virgin Mary showing grief. If you like your strong religious images this is the place to be! However be warned if you want to go book well in advance, as hotels are filled to the brim!


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CTC Community - Changing the Conversation... with a comic strip!
Changing the Conversation... with a comic strip!
What do a robotic dog and fifth-grade students have to do with Changing the Conversation? Nothing until now, when the comic strip "Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog" started featuring engineering as a topic for a classroom project.
In the back-to-school spirit, the NAE has teamed with King Features (a Hearst Corporation syndicate) to highlight a field that's often overlooked in discussions of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education—engineering. This month (September 17-29) the NAE invites visitors to follow the comic strip characters Skip, Lila, and Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog in their daily navigations through fifth-grade and a challenging and exciting engineering project. With a light and humorous touch the comic conveys the educational inspiration and impact of the Changing the Conversation project and the NAE Grand Challenges for Engineering.
While we are extremely focused on the use of CTC messages and truly believe in the impact each tagline has in shaping the way the public views engineering, we must also remember a key element essential to Changing the Conversation: the delivery of messages. During a time when educators and leaders are challenged to get students interested in STEM, it is essential that we remain dedicated to providing the messages in creative ways that will resonate with students.
Most people probably don't associate the National Academy of Engineering—or engineering in general—with kids' comics. "Bleeker the Rechargeable Dog" is a great way to get people of all ages to think differently about engineering. Just part of our mission to change the conversation.
You can find Messaging Examples of videos, posters, websites, and brochures. And now Bleeker and his cohorts colorfully illustrate the CTC messages in their engaging comic strip.


One day it will happen.
"It'll spread from Canada to California over 800 miles," Oregon State University paleoseismologist Chris Goldfinger told CBN News.
He's a leading expert on this once unknown fault line. The lack of knowledge about it meant construction all over the Northwest went up wherever and however for many, many decades without taking giant earthquakes into account.
"The whole Pacific Northwest is very, very fragile. Essentially our cities are turn-of-the-century cities built on a time bomb," he intoned.
And the kind of scenario I am talking about has happened before.
Back in the year 1700, a massive quake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone triggered a tsunami so large that it crossed the Pacific Ocean and damaged coastal towns in Japan.
Today, the city of Seattle is one of the epicenters of America's thriving tech industry, but it was literally built on landfill. So when the shaking comes, the ground underneath everyone's feet will literally liquify. At that point virtually every major structure will collapse and multitudes of people will die.
"When the skyscrapers start swaying…well, a lot of them are designed to have their windows pop out," said Matt Caesar at the region's FEMA headquarters in Bothell, Washington.
"There'll be three feet of broken glass on the roads underneath those buildings in downtown Seattle — three feet of glass. We don't even see three feet of snow," he stated.
So there won't be any heroes running around like Dwayne Johnson pulling people out of collapsed buildings, because nobody will be able to travel through the mountains of glass and fallen debris.
Most Americans cannot even conceive of such a disaster because they have never seen anything like it. Even big budget Hollywood disaster movies don't even come close to replicating what the real thing will be like.
Everyone knows the Cascadia's cousin in California: the San Andreas Fault. It gets all the scary glamor, with even a movie this year, "San Andreas," dramatizing an apocalypse in the western U.S.
Truth is, the San Andreas is a lightweight compared with the Cascadia.
The Cascadia can deliver a quake that's many times stronger — plus a tsunami.
"Cascadia can make an earthquake almost 30 times more energetic than the San Andreas to start with, and then it generates a tsunami at the same time, which the side-by-side motion of the San Andreas can't do," said Chris Goldfinger, a professor of geophysics at Oregon State University.
The tsunami would bring water 20 to 80 – maybe even 100 – feet higher than today's high tides. Most of the structures that have survived the killer quake but built too low will be smashed into by a devastating wall of water. And the next surge could be even higher, and the one after that higher still.
It won't just be the water causing destruction, but everything it picks up. Goldfinger described what would happen all around and on the spit of land where CBN News interviewed him in the middle of Newport, Oregon's Yaquina Bay, a few hundred yards from the Pacific.
Portland would essentially no longer exist.
We are talking about complete and utter devastation on a scale that has never been seen before in modern times.
If the entire zone gives way at once, an event that seismologists call a full-margin rupture, the magnitude will be somewhere between 8.7 and 9.2. That's the very big one.
In the Pacific Northwest, everything west of Interstate 5 covers some hundred and forty thousand square miles, including Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, Eugene, Salem (the capital city of Oregon), Olympia (the capital of Washington), and some seven million people.
If you live west of Interstate 5 right now, you better hope that such a disaster does not happen soon, because when it does take place you will probably die.
And in this article I have not even mentioned one of the most important seismic events in the Northwest that experts tell us will definitely happen someday.
Mt. Rainier has been described as "the most dangerous mountain in America", and a full-blown eruption of that volcano would be far, far worse than the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980.
Experts tell us that Mt. Rainier is capable of producing rivers of super-heated mud that are hundreds of feet high and that would travel at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour. These "rivers of death" would kill everything that they encounter, and entire communities would be swallowed up in just moments. Today, approximately 150,000 people live on top of old Mt. Rainier mudflows, and someday those people will pay a very great price for being so foolish. There is a reason why I included an eruption of Mt. Rainier in my novel, and experts assure us that the volcano is a ticking time bomb which could go off at any moment.
We live at a time when seismic activity is rising all over the world, and this is particularly true along the Ring of Fire.
The entire west coast of the United States lies directly along the Ring of Fire, and unfortunately the "Big One" is likely to arrive a whole lot sooner than most people are anticipating.


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Rivadavia è un dipartimento argentino, situato nella parte centro-settentrionale della provincia di Mendoza, con capoluogo Rivadavia.

Geografia fisica
Istituito il 18 aprile 1884, esso confina a nord con il dipartimento di Junín, a est con quello di Santa Rosa, a sud con il dipartimento di San Carlos, e ad ovest con quelli di Tupungato e Luján de Cuyo

Società

Evoluzione demografica
Secondo il censimento del 2001, su un territorio di 2.141 km², la popolazione ammontava a 52.567 abitanti, con un aumento demografico dell'11,77% rispetto al censimento del 1991.

Amministrazione
Il dipartimento, come tutti i dipartimenti della provincia, è composto da un unico comune, suddiviso in 13 distretti (distritos in spagnolo), che corrispondono agli agglomerati urbani disseminati sul territorio:
 Andrade
 El Mirador
 La Central
 La Libertad
 Los Árboles
 Los Campamentos
 Los Huarpes
 Medrano
 Mundo Nuevo
 Reducción
 Rivadavia, capoluogo
 Santa María de Oro
 San Isidro

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Rivadavia

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Q: CameraX black screen preview on some devices I am using camerax to capture images in my android app.
Everything is working fine for me but some users are reporting black preview screen when using camerax activity.
But when users opens the app from recents app, the preview seems to work.
So, I think the issue might be with the lifecycle binding.
I am using
implementation "androidx.camera:camera-camera2:1.0.0-beta08"

Here is my code
    <androidx.camera.view.PreviewView
        android:id="@+id/viewFinder"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        />

     private fun startCamera() {
        val cameraProviderFuture = ProcessCameraProvider.getInstance(this)

        cameraProviderFuture.addListener({
            cameraProvider = cameraProviderFuture.get()

            val preview = Preview.Builder()
                    .build()
                    .also {
                        it.setSurfaceProvider(viewFinder.createSurfaceProvider())
                    }

            imageCapture = ImageCapture.Builder()
                    .build()

            val cameraSelector = CameraSelector.Builder()
                    .requireLensFacing(CameraSelector.LENS_FACING_BACK)
                    .build()

            try {
                cameraProvider.unbindAll()
                cameraProvider.bindToLifecycle(this, cameraSelector, preview, imageCapture)

            } catch (exc: Exception) {
                Log.e(TAG, "Use case binding failed", exc)
            }

        }, ContextCompat.getMainExecutor(this))
    }

     private fun takePhoto() {
        val imageCapture = imageCapture ?: return

        val photoFile = File(
                getExternalFilesDir("scantmp"),
                SimpleDateFormat(FILENAME_FORMAT, Locale.US
                ).format(System.currentTimeMillis()) + ".png")

        val outputOptions = ImageCapture
                .OutputFileOptions
                .Builder(photoFile)
                .build()

        imageCapture.takePicture(
                outputOptions, ContextCompat.getMainExecutor(this), object : ImageCapture.OnImageSavedCallback {
            override fun onError(exc: ImageCaptureException) {
                Log.e(TAG, "Photo capture failed: ${exc.message}", exc)
            }

            override fun onImageSaved(output: ImageCapture.OutputFileResults) {
                savedImageUri = Uri.fromFile(photoFile)
                flash.visibility = View.GONE
                closeCamera.visibility = View.GONE
                takeAgain.visibility = View.VISIBLE
                saveImage.visibility = View.VISIBLE
                imgCapture.visibility = View.INVISIBLE
                imageCaptured.setImageURI(Uri.fromFile(photoFile))
                imageCaptured.visibility = View.VISIBLE
                viewFinder.visibility = View.GONE

            }
        })
    }

A: The above problem is solved in 1.0.0-beta11 update.
Try updating your library to latest version to solve this problem.

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Filmography from Tatiana Maslany
Filmography from : Tatiana Maslany
Alphas, Nick Copus (6 episodes, 2011-2012), Matthew Hastings (3 episodes, 2012), Leslie Libman (2 episodes, 2011-2012), J Miller Tobin (2 episodes, 2011-2012), Jack Bender (1 episode, 2011), Karen Gaviola (1 episode, 2011), Kevin Hooks (1 episode, 2011), Jeffrey G Hunt (1 episode, 2011), Constantine Makris (1 episode, 2011), John F Showalter (1 episode, 2011), Michael W Watkins (1 episode, 2011), Mairzee Almas (1 episode, 2012), Allan Kroeker (1 episode, 2012), Omar Madha (1 episode, 2012), Michael Nankin (1 episode, 2012), 2012
When a witness is inexplicably murdered in a locked room at a federal courthouse, Dr. Lee Rosen is put on the case. He leads a team of "Alphas", human beings with enhanced abilities due to differences in their brain structure: Gary Bell, a highly functioning autistic with an ability to process information that rivals most computers; Bill Harken, a former FBI agent who can amp up his "fight or flight" reflex, giving him extraordinary strength for...
Diary of the Dead, George A Romero, 2007
While filming a horror movie of mummy in a forest, the students and their professor of the University of Pittsburgh hear on the TV the news that the dead are awaking and walking. Ridley and Francine decide to leave the group, while Jason heads to the dormitory of his girlfriend Debra Monahan. She does not succeed in contacting her family and they travel in Mary's van to the house of Debra's parents in Scranton, Pennsylvania. While driving her...
The Messengers, Danny Pang, Oxide Chun Pang (as Oxide Pang), 2007
Roy Solomon, his wife Denise, their teenage daughter Jessica and their little son Ben move from Chicago to an old farm in North Dakota to rebuild their family, financially affected by the long unemployment of Roy and a car accident of Jessica that has brought serious problems to Ben. Roy plants sunflowers in the land and hires the stranger Burwell to help him until the harvest. When Jess sees ghosts and poltergeists in the house, her parents do...
Eastern Promises, David Cronenberg, 2007
Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed, Brett Sullivan, 2004
Brigitte has escaped the confines of Bailey Downs but she's not alone. Another werewolf is tailing her closely and her sister's specter haunts her. An overdose of Monkshood - the poison that is keeping her transformation at bay - leads to her being incarcerated in a rehabilitation clinic for drug addicts where her only friend is an eccentric young girl by the name of Ghost. Without the Monkshood her transformation is beginning to accelerate and...

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Hawks: Travis Schlenk stepping down as General Manager and moving into an advisory role
Leave a Comment / Hawks / By Jake Gordon / December 21, 2022 December 21, 2022
In a surprising move, it looks like Landry Fields will be running the show in Atlanta:
ESPN Sources: After six seasons, Atlanta's President of Basketball Operations Travis Schlenk is moving into a senior advisory role. GM Landry Fields will oversee basketball operations. Schlenk's acquired significant talent, including Trae Young and reached Eastern finals in 2021.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) December 21, 2022
Schlenk has had some huge wins and some failures in Atlanta. The 2021 Hawks were built very well after a good offseason, but it has been difficult for Atlanta to maintain that level of success. Right now, the Kevin Huerter trade looks like a considerable black eye on Schlenk's resumé. With the way the Hawks are playing, the Dejounte Murray trade may be too without first round picks to replinish what is frankly a bad roster.
Even with the negatives, it's hard for me to call Schlenk's tenure a failure. The Hawks got to an Eastern Conference Finals and gave the eventual champs all they could handle. This team is stacked with young talent, and they don't really have any albatross contracts on the books. Schlenk was a good GM, and although Fields is running the show now, I have no doubt that Schlenk will still have an important role within the organization.
Photographer: Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire


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Beautiful cross with "Terra di Catacombe"
relic of the sacred ground of the catacombs of Rome.
It's a cross to bring with you everyday.
I've acquired these cross from old nun's estate; these crucifixes have been blessed by Pope Benedict XVI during public audience in Saint Peter Square, a few years ago.
I often go to Saint Peter to see the Pope talk and to pray in the Basilica. These crucifixes have been blessed on Easter during Urbi et Orbi special blessing.
On request, they can be blessed by Pope Francis.


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IU Regional Grand Challenges Initiative
IU Northwest professors among winners for IU's Regional Campus Grand Challenges Initiative
Zinner, Briggs will lead project designed to improve health, education and economic vitality of Northwest Indiana
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Susan Zinner, professor in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
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Jonathyne Briggs, associate professor and chair in the Department of History, Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies.
The Regional Campus Grand Challenges Initiative was a multi-campus, team initiative involving faculty members from IU Northwest, IU South Bend and IU Kokomo. They include:
IUN: Monica Solinas-Saunders, Kate Gustafson, Chaeyoung Chang, Susan Zinner, Jonathyne Briggs, Crystal Shannon, Linda Galocy, and Dorinda Sattler
IUSB: David Tobey and Mark Fox
IUK: Jerome Horn
Indiana University Northwest announced that two faculty members are serving as co-principal investigators on a project selected as a winner by IU's Regional Campus Grand Challenges Initiative. The program awards funds to regional campus faculty who are using multidisciplinary efforts that address complex challenges facing Indiana communities.
The project was selected for its goal of "Making Indiana Smarter" by emphasizing the centrality of education in sustaining our democracy and creating economic opportunity for all.
PROJECT: Health Studies Consortium
Students will have the opportunity to explore new options within the vast profession of health care, including professional training and credentialing.
IU Northwest, IU South Bend and IU Kokomo are partnering to develop a Health Studies Consortium that will offer two new courses designed to both attract and retain students and improve employment potential for current and prospective students: a medical humanities minor and an allied health practitioners credentialing program. Together, the three campuses will provide new avenues of study and enhance health care delivery across Northwestern Indiana through credentialing and/or further training of health care workers in cultural competency as it relates to health delivery.
"There is much evidence to show that the health care industry is projected to add more jobs in the Northwest Indiana area," said Susan Zinner, professor in the IU Northwest School of Public and Environmental Affairs and co-principal investigator for the Health Studies Consortium. "Our grant proposal creates a structure where IU faculty on all regional campuses can create health-related courses and join our Health Studies Consortium to enhance educational and employment opportunities for students."
The medical humanities minor is modeled after the Medical Humanities and Health Studies Department at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, a robust and expanding department that has been in existence for over 20 years. The minor will give students the opportunity to apply their classroom instruction in cultural backgrounds, history and barriers to public health in order to better engage the community and better serve Hoosiers as health professionals.
To better prepare IU students to respond to ever-changing demands of the labor market, the Health Studies Consortium will also offer curriculum designed to teach and provide an avenue for students to obtain an industry-recognized certification in various aspects of health care delivery. This will provide students with the opportunity to develop practical skills within the context of an academic educational program.
"The opportunity to connect the different disciplines of the humanities with the health professions will enhance the quality of health care in the region by providing health care providers with more information about the diverse populations they serve and how they have been impacted in the past," said Jonathyne Briggs, associate professor and chair in the Department of History, Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies at IU Northwest and co-principal investigator for the Health Studies Consortium. "The recognition of the vitality of this mission through the award of Regional Campus Grand Challenges Initiative speaks to the belief in the institution of the important connections that such a partnership symbolizes and the potential to change the lives of Hoosiers for the better."
The project will receive up to $25,000, with the strong expectation that the funded project team seeks external funding to expand their research.
About the Regional Campus Grand Challenges Initiative
The Regional Campus Grand Challenges Initiative is designed to improve the health, education and economic vitality of the communities and regions surrounding IU's regional campuses; facilitate collaboration and leverage resources at IU's regional campuses in pursuit of common goals; highlight the significant quantity of intellectual capital on IU's regional campuses; and reinforce IU's standing as a major research university and its role in addressing issues of fundamental importance to our communities, regions, state and beyond.
The initiative supports Blueprint 2.0, the strategic plan of IU's regional campuses, and is directly aligned with the university's Bicentennial Strategic Plan, which provides a roadmap for the university's efforts to remain among the best public research institutions.


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Silvia Christmann: Live from Brazil
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Tiffany Vervile: She woke up blind one day and had to rediscover life
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HOLLY, Mich. – The Must See Racing Sprint Car Series will break new ground next season with a stop at Pennsylvania's Lake Erie Speedway on June 15.
The three-eighths-mile Erie County oval will welcome the winged 410ci asphalt sprint car series for the first time amid the busy midsummer stretch that traditionally determines the championship contenders each year.
Next year's appearance by the Must See Racing sprint cars will mark the first time the open-wheel division has raced at Lake Erie Speedway since the mid-2000s, when the Hoosier Outlaw Sprint Series hosted an event at the facility.
The Race of Champions Asphalt Modified Series will pair with Must See Racing to co-headline the event card.
"Jim (Hanks, Must See Racing president) and I have been working together for quite a while to make this happen, and we think it will definitely bring an extra level of excitement to the summer event that we've held with the Race of Champions modifieds that wasn't there before," said track operations manager A.J. Moore. "It'll be one heck of a show and a very unique ticket.
"Fans should circle this event on their calendars and make plans to come out to Lake Erie Speedway on Father's Day weekend."
The Lake Erie date will mark the first of two stops in the Keystone State for Must See Racing in 2019. The tour will return to Pennsylvania in September for the David D. Mateer Tribute at Jennerstown Speedway.
"We are thrilled to welcome Lake Erie Speedway to our 2019 calendar and thank A.J., (track presidents) Donald Prischak and Daniel Prischak and all the staff who have helped to make this addition possible," said series president Jim Hanks. "We look forward to seeing the 'World's Fastest Short Track Cars' invade Lake Erie next season and putting on an entertaining show for our passionate race fans."
Lake Erie is the third new track for Must See Racing in 2019, joining previously-announced debuts at North Carolina's Ace Speedway in March and New York's Hillside Buffalo Speedway in July.
For more information on Must See Racing, visit www.mustseeracing.com.


This International Women's Day, we reflect on the history of St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, founded by women, led by women, run by women. We take great pride in seeing the countless examples of inspiring women taking courageous action throughout the years, to ensure the existence and success of this amazing hospital. These women have created and contributed to an organisation which today is a leading medical, surgical and research facility with an enviable reputation for delivering exceptional patient care to the people of Victoria.
The Sisters of Charity established St Vincent's in 1893, with just seven sisters identifying Fitzroy as the location for a hospital. What began as a small "cottage" hospital of 30 beds, has grown beyond all expectations; in no small part due to the extraordinary women who rose to the various challenges along the way.
One of our founding sisters, charismatic school teacher, Mother Mary Berchmans Daly proved to have remarkable fundraising and networking abilities, which she energetically applied to support the fledgling hospital. Her impressive leadership, drive and imagination helped to attract talented staff which made St Vincent's the leading surgical hospital in Victoria if not Australia. Not content with 30 beds, Mother Berchmans envisaged over 400 and boldly applied her formidable fundraising skills to building a bigger hospital. With a single-minded focus based on "the Lord helps those who help themselves", the new hospital was officially opened in 1905.
Mother Berchmans Daly's vision has come to pass.
Today, we have 4618 women contributing to ensure that St Vincent's builds an ever stronger culture of innovation and continuous improvement. This includes 1550 Registered Nurses, 172 Medical Scientists, 197 Registrars, 188 Fractional Specialists, 157 Medical Officers and 911 Health and Allied Services staff. The continued impressive growth and change of St Vincent's is a testament to the pioneering spirit and determination of women and the part they have played in their commitment to offering first-class healthcare to the community.
Breast Surgeon Cathie Poliness, Orthopaedic Surgeon Vikki Pliatsios, Plastic Surgeon Angela Webb and Orthopaedic Surgeon Claudia Di Bella are among St Vincent's senior surgeons.


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val

Finally! Hassle-free final local variables.

Overview

			NEW in Lombok 0.10: You can use val as the type of a local variable declaration instead of actually writing the type. When you do this,
			the type will be inferred from the initializer expression. The local variable will also be made final. This feature works
			on local variables and on foreach loops only, not on fields. The initializer expression is required.

				val is actually a 'type' of sorts, and exists as a real class in the lombok package. You must import it for val to work (or use lombok.val as the type).
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Apple Mac App Store Releases Via Software Update
Keeping up with their earlier announcement to launch the Apple Mac Store on January 6, Apple has announced that this new App Store for the Mac platform is now available for use on any computer running Mac OS X Snow Leopard. The App Store currently holds close to a 1000 different applications – free and paid. With the new Mac App Store, users can surf and buy new applications using their iTunes account.
The apps currently available on the Mac App Store platform include those from third parties like Ancestry and Boinx as well as in-house apps like iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand – from the iLife '11 suite. Productivity tools like Pages, Keynote and Numbers will also be available at a price of $19.99 each. Unlike earlier speculations, Apple has not announced anything on the iWork '11 front. You can check out the Mac App Store via the software update or by clicking here.
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iWork '11 Releasing With Mac App Store Launch?
Is Apple prepping for an iWork '11 release when the Mac App Store launches next month. This speculation comes after a number of Apple customer have reported that Apple Stores appear to be short on inventory of iWork '09 of late. It is quite likely that Apple would have pulled the plug on sale of iWork '09 over its stores ahead of the launch of the new version software.
This speculation is further supported by the fact that Apple's online store now returns iWork 11 as one of the query suggestions while keying in 'iWork'. It is possible that this is merely a result of a number of users searching for the software on the Apple website in anticipation of the launch.
Nevertheless, this is an interesting development given that Apple would like to have a few high-profile products available on the Mac App Store during launch in order to enhance the utility of the service.
Author StaffPosted on December 18, 2010 Categories Apple, Software and AppsTags Apple, iwork, mac app store
Apple Mac App Store Launch Date Announced
Apple has announced that the new Mac App Store will open on January 6. This is much behind what we had earlier speculated. You may recall our article from earlier this month where it was reported that the Mac App Store – that was originally planned for a Christmas release should be up and running by December 13th.
Now announcing the date on their website, Apple has revealed that the App Store will operate pretty similar to the way the iOS App Store works. Developers can make free or paid applications that will be hosted on the Apple servers for free. In return, Apple will take a 30% cut on any sale of paid apps made from the Mac App Store. The Mac App Store will open up in 90 countries at launch.
Author StaffPosted on December 17, 2010 Categories Apple, Software and AppsTags Apple, mac app store
Cydia Mac App Store Launching "In Weeks"
Now this is something you may not have seen it coming. Jay Freeman, aka Saurik, the founder of the Cydia App Store – the application marketplace that several million iDevice owners use to install customizable apps, extensions and themes on their jailbroken iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad – has announced that a Cydia app store for Mac is launching in weeks.
This is unexpected considering that unlike the iOS platform, Mac is so much more customizable and open. So, it really may not need a third party app store. While Freeman has not elaborated on what users could expect from a Cydia store for Macs, the new marketplace is speculated to contain an easy way to install themes, system mods and tweaks.
Anyway, we will keep following news on this front and let you know when we hear an update.
Author StaffPosted on December 11, 2010 Categories Software and AppsTags app store, cydia, mac app store
No Game Center For Mac App Store – Many Features Missing Too
Apple's new application market for Macs, the Mac App Store could be missing a number of features when it launches next month, according to the updated version of the iTunes Connect Developer Guide published yesterday.
According to reports, the Mac App Store may not let users to demo or trial applications before purchase. Also, unlike its iOS cousin, developers may not be able to generate promo codes for select users to try applications from the App Store without purchase. It is worth noting that iOS app developers may generate up to 50 promo codes that can be distributed to reviewers and friends across the world.
This is not all. The upcoming Mac App Store may also lack other anticipated features like an in-app purchase functionality and support for Game Center, the recently launched social network for gamers.
Apple has always been known to offer minimalistic first version of devices and so it is likely that these features may be offered as software upgrades sometime down the line. But if you were eager to challenge your friends over Game Center, then you may have to wait for some more time.
Author StaffPosted on December 11, 2010 Categories Apple, Software and AppsTags Game Center, mac, mac app store
Apple Mac App Store Launching On December 13?
The Mac App Store – the desktop equivalent of Apple's successful iOS App Store could be launched as early as next week according to recent reports.
According to sources, Steve Jobs has been keen on rolling out the new application store well ahead of the Christmas holidays and developers were in fact asked to be ready for a December 6 launch. However, that day having passed now, Apple is learned to be working closely with developers to make a December 13 launch a reality.
A December 13 roll-out would be significant since that would bring significant business to Apple via the sale of software products ahead of the Christmas gifting season. It will be interesting to see if and whether the launch actually happens though.
Author StaffPosted on December 7, 2010 Categories Apple, Software and AppsTags app store, Apple, mac app store, steve jobs


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Journal of Sport Biosciences
Effect of Resistance Training on Serum Levels of Adipolin and Insulin Resistance in Obese Women
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Najme Rezaeian 1
Ali asghar Ravasi 2
Rahman Soori 3
Ali Akbarnezhad 3
Seyyed Abbas Mirshafiey 4
Farzane Towfighi 5
1 Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Education, Bojnourd branch, Islamic azad university of Bojnourd, Iran
2 Professor, Department of Exercise Physiology, Faculty of Physical Education,
3 Associate Professor, Department of Exercise Physiology, Faculty of Physical Education, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
4 Professor, Department of pathobiology, School of public health and institute of health research, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
5 PhD Student in clinical immunology, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
https://doi.org/10.22059/jsb.2020.125058.936
Adipolin(CTRP12), is a novel anti-inflammatory adipokine improves Insulin sensitivity and decreases circulating glucose levels. This study investigated effect of strengthening training on adipolin levels and insulin resistance index (HOMA-IR) in obese women.20 sedentary postmenopausal obese women(BMI>30Kg/m2,aged 50-65 years) randomly assigned in to experimental(n=12)and control(n=8)groups.Subjects in experimental group participated in 12 weeks of strengthening training(3 sets of 8-12 repetitions at 40-60% of one maximal repetition),15-45 minutes per session and three sessions per week. Levels of adipolin, insulin and fasting glucose and anthropometric indices measured before and 48 hours after last training session. Statistical analysis was done by paired and independent t-test and Pearson correlation and P0.05). Therefore, strengthening training is one of treatment procedure to improve insulin sensitivity in sedentary postmenopausal obese women. However, more studied is necessary to identify molecular mechanism mediated by adipolin.
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Rezaeian, N., Ravasi, A. A., Soori, R., Akbarnezhad, A., Mirshafiey, S. A., & Towfighi, F. (2020). Effect of Resistance Training on Serum Levels of Adipolin and Insulin Resistance in Obese Women. Journal of Sport Biosciences, 12(1), 1-16. doi: 10.22059/jsb.2020.125058.936
Najme Rezaeian; Ali asghar Ravasi; Rahman Soori; Ali Akbarnezhad; Seyyed Abbas Mirshafiey; Farzane Towfighi. "Effect of Resistance Training on Serum Levels of Adipolin and Insulin Resistance in Obese Women". Journal of Sport Biosciences, 12, 1, 2020, 1-16. doi: 10.22059/jsb.2020.125058.936
Rezaeian, N., Ravasi, A. A., Soori, R., Akbarnezhad, A., Mirshafiey, S. A., Towfighi, F. (2020). 'Effect of Resistance Training on Serum Levels of Adipolin and Insulin Resistance in Obese Women', Journal of Sport Biosciences, 12(1), pp. 1-16. doi: 10.22059/jsb.2020.125058.936
Rezaeian, N., Ravasi, A. A., Soori, R., Akbarnezhad, A., Mirshafiey, S. A., Towfighi, F. Effect of Resistance Training on Serum Levels of Adipolin and Insulin Resistance in Obese Women. Journal of Sport Biosciences, 2020; 12(1): 1-16. doi: 10.22059/jsb.2020.125058.936


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Apr 18, 2018 at 12:45 GMT 1 year ago
Last week it was reported that Spotify was planning to make some changes to its free apps for users who didn't want to pay for premium. With a new update, we may just know what those changes are.
Spotify is rolling out some changes to select users with an updated user interface. These changes come with updates that allow users to interact with free Spotify a little more like they would do with Premium accounts.
Now, users are allowed to play certain playlists as Gold edition on-demand playlists, even if they are free users. Free Spotify users would be aware that the fir only allows users to play playlists in shuffle mode, now the firm has created two kinds of playlists. Gold edition playlists which can be played on demand or blue shuffle only playlists.
The firm has also extensively redesigned the app, making everything bolder and more colourful.
Spotify is expected to announce the changes next week, along with a potential smart speaker. Hopefully, the firm will also bring the same changes to users of its Windows 10 app.
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Alma, Mich. - The Alma College men's lacrosse team dropped a 21-10 decision to Capital University (OH) on Saturday (March 2) afternoon.
Connor Alley (Powell, Ohio / Worthington Kilbourne) scored a team-high three goals for the Scots (1-2), while Timothy Gearig (Vicksburg, Mich. / Vicksburg) added two goals and three assists. Jared Nycz (Buffalo, N.Y. / Iroquois) and Trevor Bailey (Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. / Sault Area / Olivet College) each scored twice, as well. Freshman goalie Michael Donahue (Cleveland, Ohio / St. Ignatius) made 10 saves in the first action of his collegiate career; Hank Wickley (Petaluma, Calif. / Casa Grande) made seven saves as the starter.
Capital's (2-1) CJ Hughes scored a game-high six goals and added three assists. Ryan Rampi tallied four goals.
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Bailey scored the game's first goal with a man-up 3:40 into the game. Capital would follow with the next two goals.
Alley scored his first on an assist from Gearig to knot the score at two at 4:28 in the first quarter. The Crusaders would score the quarter's final four goals, ending with Rampi scoring with 10 seconds left.
Alley's next goal came late in the second quarter after Capital reeled off five straight.
The Scots scored back-to-back twice in the third quarter and Gearig factored in on all of them. He scored an unassisted goal at 12:15, then assisted on a man-up goal by Nycz nearly three minutes later. Later, he scored another unassisted goal and assisted on Quinton Bortel's (Midland, Mich. / H.H. Dow) second career goal.
Alma would score three more times in the fourth quarter: one from Alley, one from Nycz and one from Bailey.
Connor Alley has scored hat tricks in each game this season. He and Trevor Bailey lead the team with nine goals, each.
Capital committed six penalties on the day; Alma scored on two of them.
Alma has four days off until its next game. It will travel to Ohio Wesleyan University to play the Bishops on Thursday (March 7). The game is scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m.
July 18, 2019 Nycz Named Head Men's Lacrosse Coach
July 1, 2019 Nycz Named Scholar All-American by USILA
May 24, 2019 Alma Student-Athletes Log Most Community Service Hours in DIII
May 24, 2019 Nycz Earns All-American Status
May 14, 2019 Nycz Named Interim Head Coach for Men's Lacrosse
May 1, 2019 Men's Lacrosse Falls By One In MIAA Semifinals
April 30, 2019 Nycz, Hunyadi and Petersen Earn All-MIAA Honors
April 27, 2019 Scots Clinch Postseason Berth With Winning Senior Day
April 19, 2019 Alma Holds Off Calvin For Conference Victory
April 13, 2019 A Pair Of Scots Score First Career Goals In Loss
April 9, 2019 Men's Lacrosse Burns Bulldogs
April 6, 2019 Scots Stomp Hornets
April 3, 2019 Alma Falters To Flying Dutchmen
March 31, 2019 Men's Lacrosse Falls In Final Non-Conference Game
March 23, 2019 Scots Dropped By Tigers
March 16, 2019 Alma Comes Up Short Against John Carroll
March 13, 2019 Men's Lacrosse Runs Away With Road Victory
March 12, 2019 Scots Roll Over Buccaneers
March 9, 2019 Alma Stymied By Undefeated North Central
March 7, 2019 Alma Falls On The Road
March 2, 2019 Men's Lacrosse Falls to Capital
February 25, 2019 Bailey Takes Conference's Player of the Week Award
February 23, 2019 Bailey Scores Go-Ahead Goal with Nine Seconds Left, Scots Win Home Opener 16-15
February 16, 2019 Scots Drop Season Opener
February 6, 2019 Men's Lacrosse Claims Fourth In MIAA Preseason Poll
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Alex has come full circle with RGA. Beginning as a student for 10 years, moving on to the Junior and College ranks and now settling in as a Lead RGA Goalie Coach.
Alex youth career saw stints with the St Peters Spirit, St.Louis AAA Blues, Chesterfield Falcons CSDHL, and the St.Louis AAA Selects.
Alex also enjoyed a solid high school hockey career guarding the net for Fort Zumwalt South.
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Alex suffered an upper body injury and after extensive rehab and recovery, Alex committed and resumed his career at Lawrence Tech University in Michigan in the fall of 2020!
Alex returned to St Louis and already armed with extensive summer camp coaching experience with RGA, It was natural fit for Alex to join the RGA Coaching staff to help coach and mentor the the Academy's goalies.
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David Sylvian & Holger Czukay – Plight & Premonition Flux & Mutability 2CD
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We are proud to present the reissue of the seminal ambient records by David Sylvian & Holger Czukay:
Plight & Premonition (1988)
Flux & Mutability (1989)
Release date: 22nd June 2018
In the early eighties while working on Sylvian's debut solo album, 'Brilliant Trees', we are happy to announce the release of one of Ambassador's Hidden Gems. In 1986, David Sylvian – of British Art Pop Band Japan – and Holger Czukay – founding member and bassist in legendary German Cosmic Band Can – were ostensibly reconvening for Sylvian to record a vocal for Czukay's forthcoming album 'Rome Remains Rome'. But on arriving at Czukay's studio – a former cinema in Cologne – Sylvian began playing freeform, improvising on readily available instruments located in the studio itself. No sooner had Sylvian, on any instrument he'd been applying himself, start to structurally define / refine the performance Czukay would stop the recording he'd surreptitiously making. Czukay attempted to capture the process of creation without a musician's inclination for refinement. This process, drawn out over two nights, gave birth to the duo's first, full-fledged, collaboration, 'Plight and Premonition'.
Having been out of print for some time, the parallels between the original release 30 years ago and now are quite strong; At the time of the Cold War was lifting – but still very real – after a bitter winter. The names "Plight & Premonition" and "Flux & Mutability" are just after instability. In Sylvian's words, the statements seemed to be touched on something: "A form of music has seemed to have been created while we were absent by instruments, to the earth and the woods, sounded by the coarse winter elements."
The version of 'Plight and Premonition' included here is a new mix by Sylvian from 2002. All the recordings have been fully remastered. The packaging has been redesigned by Chris Bigg with Art Direction by Sylvian with new, previously unseen, photographs by Yuka Fujii, an extensive essay by David Toop.
Originally released separately, they are now packaged in a 2CD / 2LP set.
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The Sky Lark is a small, cryptically colored songbird. Adults have brown upperparts and buff-white underparts with a brownish breast band of short streaks. Juveniles have spotted and speckled upperparts. Sky Larks have a short crest that is often raised. In flight, a white trailing edge is visible on the inner wing.
The Sky Lark is native to Eurasia and was introduced to Vancouver Island in the early 1900s. It has since spread to San Juan Island where it occupies dry, open habitats, especially fields of short to moderately tall grass.
Flocks form in late July and early August and last until early spring. Sky Larks walk rather than hop, and forage as they walk. They are monogamous, and residents maintain pair bonds throughout the winter. The Sky Lark is famous for its spectacular aerial display songs, used to attract mates and defend nesting territories. Singing males fly in a steep spiral as high as 150-300 feet, circle for several minutes as they sing, and then spiral slowly back to the ground. The Sky Lark's song is a long trill, a series of high, liquid rolling notes that may include mimicry of other species.
Adults mainly feed on the seeds of grasses, weeds, and grain. The young are raised on beetles and other insects.
Pair formation begins in January when males establish territories with aerial displays. The male also performs a courtship display on the ground when a female lands in his territory to feed. The female deepens a natural hollow and lines it with grass to form a nest. The female usually lays 3-5 eggs, and incubates the eggs by herself. Both parents feed the young. The young leave the nest before they are able to fly. Sky Larks may have two broods per year.
The Sky Lark has become a permanent resident on southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and San Juan Island, Washington. It is also a naturally occurring, but rare, vagrant to western Alaska from Asian populations.
Sky Larks are widespread and abundant in their native Eurasian range, and are introduced and common in Hawaii. Introduced populations in mainland North America are gradually declining. Urbanization of agricultural lands has reduced suitable habitat on Vancouver Island. Since reaching an all-time high of over 1000 birds in 1965, the population on Vancouver Island declined to around 200 birds by the mid-1990s and is now restricted to four locations. On San Juan Island, Sky Lark habitat is protected as a national park, but without a source population on nearby Vancouver Island, predation from introduced foxes and feral cats has extirpated the breeding population.
Sky Larks were formerly found in open grasslands on San Juan Island and rarely on Lopez Island (San Juan County). A few are still reported from time to time, although they are most likely no longer nesting there. A Sky Lark was recorded in Sequim (Clallam County) a few winters ago. This bird may have been a visitor from Victoria, or a vagrant from the population in eastern Asia.


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We're incredibly proud to announce that Juice Creative has been named Creative Industries Business of the Year at the Leicester Mercury Business Awards 2014.
The award was presented last night at a special evening ceremony at the Maher Centre, Leicester. Attended by hundreds of representatives from Leicestershire's business elite, the event was a rousing celebration of the region's best companies, and a reminder to us all that the county is a fantastic place in which to do business.
We're delighted to have won this prestigious award. We're also privileged to be in the company of not only the other deserving winners, but everyone else who attended the ceremony. For us, being nominated was an honour in itself – winning really is the icing on the cake!
We're really proud to have won this award. We were up against some fantastic competition, in one of the UK's creative capitals, and we're delighted that our achievements have been recognised in this way.
I'd personally like to thank all our clients – from global brands to local businesses – who have supported us over the years, as well as our loyal suppliers who help us keep the wheels turning. The biggest thanks of all goes out to everyone who works at Juice – this wonderful award belongs to you.
This year is a special year for Juice Creative as we're celebrating our tenth anniversary. It's been a fantastic journey since the early days when Juice was just me and my co-director Mark Hodgkinson. We're looking forward to continuing that journey, as we continue to evolve to be the best we can possibly be.


These handy floor joist span charts will give a quick general reference only to the allowable span of the following U.S. species mixes. Douglas Fir & Larch, Hemlock & Fir, Southern Yellow Pine. Each chart is based on a different weight loading.
These weight loadings are the live Load in pounds per square foot (Live Load refers to a load that can vary, furniture, people, movable objects) and a Dead Load in pounds per square foot (Dead Load refers to fixed material weights, joist material, flooring, any part of the structure or permanent fixtures) These different charts reference a particular type of design and weight loading.
These span charts are made available as a quick reference only. We advise you to confirm proper engineering for your particular project with a certified local engineer. This website makes no claim as to the accuracy of these span charts and will not be held liable for any use of this information.


Sci Rep. 2018 Jun 14;8(1):9116. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-27455-5.
Shimizu N1, Ito J1, Kato S1,2, Otoki Y1, Goto M3, Eitsuka T1, Miyazawa T4,5, Nakagawa K6.
Food and Biodynamic Chemistry Laboratory, Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, 980-0845, Japan.
Department of Cell Biology, Division of Host Defense Mechanism, Tokai University School of Medicine, Isehara, Kanagawa, 259-1193, Japan.
R&D Department, Sunstar Inc., Takatsuki, Osaka, 569-1195, Japan.
Food and Biotechnology Innovation Project, New Industry Creation Hatchery Center (NICHe), Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, 980-8579, Japan.
Food and Health Science Research Unit, Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, 981-8555, Japan.
Food and Biodynamic Chemistry Laboratory, Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, 980-0845, Japan. nkgw@m.tohoku.ac.jp.
Oxidation of squalene (SQ) causes a decline in the nutritional value of SQ in foods, as well as an accumulation of SQ oxidation products in skin lipids which lead to adverse skin conditions. However, mechanistic insights as to how SQ is oxidized by different oxidation mechanisms have been limited, and thus effective measures towards the prevention of SQ oxidation have not been identified. In this study, we oxidized SQ by either singlet oxygen oxidation or free radical oxidation, and monitored the formation of the six SQ monohydroperoxide (SQOOH) isomers, the primary oxidation products of SQ, at the isomeric level. While singlet oxygen oxidation of SQ resulted in the formation of similar amounts of the six SQOOH isomers, free radical oxidation of SQ mainly formed two types of isomers, 2-OOH-SQ and 3-OOH-SQ. The addition of β-carotene during singlet oxygen oxidation, and the addition of α-tocopherol during free radical oxidation lead to a dose-dependent decrease in the formation of SQOOH isomers. Such results suggest that the analysis of SQOOH at the isomeric level allows for the determination of the cause of SQ oxidation in various samples, and provides a foothold for future studies concerning the prevention of SQ oxidation.
Chemical structures of squalene (SQ), SQ monohydroperoxide (SQOOH) isomers, 3-(1,4-epidioxy-4-methyl-1,4-dihydro-1-naphytyl) propionic acid (EP), and cumene hydroperoxide (CHP).
Typical normal phase LC-MS/MS chromatograms analyzing a mixture of 1 ng SQOOH isomer standards (A), SQ samples oxidized by singlet oxygen oxidation in the presence of 10 mM EP for 8 hours (B), and SQ samples oxidized by free radical oxidation via heating at 50 °C for 8 hours (C). Numbers above the peaks represent retention times (min).
Time-dependent changes in the amount of SQOOH isomers in SQ samples oxidized by singlet oxygen oxidation in the presence of 1, 10, or 50 mM EP (A); and samples oxidized by free radical oxidation via heating at 40 °C, 50 °C, or 60 °C (B). All samples were prepared in triplicate, and bars denote mean ± SE.
Infusion MS spectra of SQ samples oxidized by either singlet oxygen oxidation in the presence of 10 mM EP for 8 hours (A) or samples oxidized by free radical oxidation via heating at 50 °C for 8 hours (B).
Time-dependent changes in the amount of SQOOH isomers in SQ samples oxidized by singlet oxygen oxidation in the presence of 10 mM EP and 0 (control), 1, 10, 100, or 1,000 μM either β-Car (A) or α-Toc (B). All samples were prepared in triplicate, and bars denote mean ± SE.
Time-dependent changes in the amount of SQOOH isomers in SQ samples oxidized by free radical oxidation via heating at 50 °C in the presence of 0 (control), 0.01, 0.1, 1, or 10 nmol either β-Car (A) or α-Toc (B). All samples were prepared in triplicate, and bars denote mean ± SE.
Predicted pathways of the singlet oxygen oxidation of SQ (A) and free radical oxidation of SQ (B).


First you will need to rehydrate the dried Porcini. Put the dried mushrooms in a small bowl and cover them up with boiling water. The mushrooms may take about ½ hour to rehydrate.
Do not discard the water of the mushrooms as it can be used in the risotto. Take the rehydrated porcini and squeeze them in your hands. Then slice them finely.
In a saucepan, melt the butter. Add the garlic and shallots. The shallots must not turn brown.
Add the rice to the garlic and shallots. Cook the rice until it becomes translucent.
Add one ladleful of the boiling stock to the rice. Stir the risotto constantly until most of the stock has been absorbed by the rice.
Then add another ladleful of stock and let to simmer gently until most of the stock has been absorbed. At this stage you can add a few springs of lemon thyme as well as the water left over from step one.
Continue adding the boiling stock one ladleful at the time until the rice is tender but still creamy. Do not add all the stock at once.
While the rice is cooking, cook the sliced porcini in a frying pan with the sliced Swiss Brown Mushrooms in a tablespoon of olive oil. Cook the mushrooms until tender.
When the rice is cooked, remove the pan from the heat. Stir in the Coppa, the mushrooms and the cream.
Season to taste with the salt and pepper. You can serve the risotto with some freshly grated parmesan cheese.


During that first part of the year, time was used to re-rank targets and focus on exploration programs for future years. Additionally, business development reviews were undertaken and produced new ideas and potential targets for exploration work. The evaluation resulted in the decision to acquire the Ohio Creek Prospect from its Guyanese owners. The consensus was for future exploration work to concentrate on the highly prospective Goldstar-Gem Creek corridor which is to the north of, and broadly parallel to, the Smarts-Hicks corridor.
Previous drilling at Goldstar has returned more than 15 ore grade gold intercepts within a similar stratigraphy to that of Smarts and Hicks. Historical auger sampling data, received from XRF, confirm the continuation of the stratigraphy to the NNW along the Goldstar-Gem-Creek corridor. The Tallman Corridor, which is sub-parallel to the Goldstar-Gem Creek structure, consists of flatter EW structures intersecting NW oriented structures at Ohio Creek which has historically returned numerous good to very high grade gold intercepts and anomalous auger results. Along the strike extension of the Tallman and Gem Creek corridor to the NW, three major NW striking structures (Gem Creek, Tallman, Goldstar) become strained between two big batholitic intrusions and offset along a major EW structure. The area, known as Upper Itaki, has had intensive alluvial mining undertaken in the past. Stream sediment sampling and rock chip sampling by the Government in the past has provided very high gold values.
Late in the year an assessment of the Ohio Creek Prospect was carried out, followed by mapping and sampling of the main saprolite working – the Tallman pit. The main focus of the local miners was on a shear zone contact between a folded sedimentary unit and a foliated mafic unit. Within the shear zone, flat dipping quartz veining with visible gold was noticed. The shear zone is up to 10 metres in width.
Details of the acquisition of Ohio Creek are available in the ASX Release titled "Acquisition of Ohio Creek Prospect – Guyana" dated 12 September 2018.
During the year two near mine targets, Spearpoint and Larken, were infill drilled. The result of that drilling is a Reserve and Resource over Spearpoint and a Resource update on Larken.
Spearpoint is located approximately 350 metres from the Karouni mill and is interpreted as the SE extension of the Smarts Hicks Shear, which hosts the Smarts gold deposit approximately 800 metres to the NW.
Historically, nine diamond holes and 73 RC drill holes had returned several intersections of high grade gold.
The first phase of the 2018 drilling program was designed to infill existing drill lines with nominal 30 metres by 20 metres drill spacing and to confirm the high grade character of the mineralisation. A small program of 34 holes was successfully completed and returned many significant high grade intercepts (refer to ASX announcement titled "Exploration Update" and dated 19 March 2018). This drilling intersected a hanging wall and footwall shear about 10 to 25 metres apart, which is interpreted as the continuation of the Smarts Shear Zone. Within the Shear, almost the same lithology exists as at Smarts with MgO basalts, fine basalt and a coarse mafic intrusive unit. In direct contact to the Shear, a porphyritic unit was also identified.
A follow up drilling campaign to infill to a 15 by 20 metre drill spacing and test for NS oriented quartz veining/mineralisation was commenced in May 2018. The drilling of 38 holes was completed for a total of 2,509 metres (refer to ASX announcement titled "Strong Exploration Results Confirm Potential at Spearpoint and Larken Prospects" dated 12 July 2018). The drilling confirmed several high grade shoots related to the coarse mafic unit and the NS quartz veining. The geological and block models have been created and initial Ore Reserves and Mineral Resources completed.
The Larken prospect has previously been reported as an Inferred Resource. Larken is located about 2 kilometres to the SE of the Karouni Mill. At Larken, the Shear and shear related Quartz veining is outcropping at the surface which enabled an infill trenching program to be completed in March 2018 with good gold intercepts (refer June 2018 Quarterly Report).
The successful surface sampling program at Larken was followed by an infill drilling program on a nominal 15 by 20 metre drill spacing. The drilling was planned for 42 RC holes, from which 22 holes for a total of 1,221 metres were completed this financial year. The program was completed in July 2018.
Drilling has confirmed the high grade character of the Larken prospect. The mineralisation is related to the contact of sheared basalt and a Fe-rich mafic unit. Results for the program was reported in the ASX announcement titled "Full Results from Current Exploration Program at Larken Prospect" dated 11 September 2018.


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Filmmaker and actor Kevin Smith says he suffered a "massive" heart attack after performing on stage - and that he had accepted he was about to die.
Smith, the director of Clerks, Mallrats and Red State, had finished one of two shows when he fell ill on Sunday.
The 47-year-old was rushed to hospital and says doctors found one of his arteries was 100% blocked.
"I faced my greatest fear tonight...and it wasn't as bad as I've always imagined it'd be," he wrote.
In an Instagram post written from his hospital bed in Los Angeles, Smith said he was reminded of his father, who died after a heart attack.
"I was filled with a sense of calm. I've had a great life: loved by parents who raised me to become the individual I am," he wrote.
"I've had a weird, wonderful career in all sorts of media, amazing friends, the best wife in the world and an incredible daughter who made me a Dad. But as I stared into the infinite, I realized I was relatively content."
He paid tribute to hospital staff who diagnosed a blocked LAD artery - the main artery running down the front of the heart. Such a blockage can often lead to death, and is fatal in a high percentage of cases.
"I'm sure I'll be facing some lifestyle changes now," he wrote, adding that maybe it was time to become vegan.
Smith was first seen in his 1994 comedy Clerks, which he filmed for about $27,000 (£19,000) in his native New Jersey. The film went on to win prizes at the Cannes and Sundance film festivals.


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