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Q: dust.js - can I use a helper to loop through a comma separated value? I'm new to dust.js.
one of the values in a JSON object I'm working with is "foo,bar,baz". Can I write a helper to iterate through these values like a # section? Or is there another way to do that without preprocessing the JSON object?
Thanks!

A: The answer is definetly YES.
As logicless templating engine, dust.js handles all logic inside the helpers.
In your example it will suffice to just split the value, loop over the values while rendering your content and then return everything at the end of the function.
EXAMPLE:
function($, dust) {
    // helpers object
    var helpers = {
        'h_value' : function(chunk, ctx, bodies, params) {
            var values = ctx.current()
                            .value
                            .split(',');

            for (var i = 0, l = values.length; i < l; i++) {
                chunk.write('
'+ values[i] +'
');
            }
        }
    }

    // create a new base context
    // helpers will be part of context now
    var base = dust.makeBase(helpers);

    // this is only an example, you should work with a separate template file
    var source = '{#sections}
{#h_value}
{.}
{/h_value}
{/sections}';
    // and template should be compiled on server side (in most cases)
    var compiled = dust.compile(source, 'test');
    dust.loadSource(compiled);

    var sectionsData = {
        sections : [
            { value : 'foo,bar,baz'},
            { value : 'bar,baz,foo'},
            { value : 'baz,foo,bar'}
        ]
    };

    dust.render('test', base.push(sectionsData), function(err, content) {
        $('body').append(content);
    });
}

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Q: Show corresponding legend for second geom_point() I am plotting three times with geom_point in the same plot but the second and third geom_point don't appear in the legend and I don't understand why. I looked at many posts but I can't find a solution that really works. My 2 original dataframes are different and I would prefer to keep it that way and not join them.

Either the cross (or the colour) appears on all the legend items or the second geom_point() is not mentionned to the legend. Here's my current code:
ggplot () +
  geom_point(data = data_1[data_1$River != "Roya",], aes(x = W_AC, y = BRI_mean_XS, shape = River, col = Type), size = 3) +
  geom_point(data = data_2, aes(x = W_m, y = BRI_norm, color = "Second geom_point "), shape = 4, size = 2.5) +
  scale_shape_manual(values = c(15, 18, 17, 16)) +
  scale_colour_manual(values = c("blue4", "chocolate1", "darkcyan")) +
  geom_text(data = data_1[data_1$River != "Roya",], aes(x = W_AC, y = BRI_mean_XS, label = Year, vjust = -0.5, hjust = -0.5), show.legend = FALSE, size = 4) +
  scale_x_continuous(name = "aa") +
  scale_y_continuous(name = "bb") +
  geom_point(data = data_1[data_1$River == "Roya",], aes(x = W_AC, y = BRI_mean_XS), shape = 16, col = "cornflowerblue", size = 3) +
  geom_text(data = data_1[data_1$River == "Roya",], aes(x = W_AC, y = BRI_mean_XS, label = Year, vjust = -0.5, hjust = -0.5), show.legend = F, size = 4) +
  theme_bw()

I tried also to specify the colour and shape in the scale_*_manual but the shape is not used in the plot. For example: scale_shape_manual(values = c(15, 18, 17, 16, 4)), 4 being for the second geom_point.
As I read on other posts, when values are specified in scale_*_manual, it should appear after in the legend but here it seems mixed up. Is it not possible to show a blue cross in the Type section or the River section ? Same for the third geom_point() (Roya) is it possible to draw a blue circle in the River section?
Here's a dput of my 2 dataframes:
data_1:
structure(list(River = c("Durance", "Durance", "Durance", "Durance",  "Roya", "Var", "Drac", "Drac", "Drac", "Drac", "Var", "Var",  "Mareta", "Mareta", "Mareta", "Mareta", "Var"), Type = c("Under restoration",  "Target", "Under restoration", "Target", "Witness", "Under restoration",  "Under restoration", "Target", "Under restoration", "Target",  "Target", "Under restoration", "Under restoration", "Under restoration",  "Target", "Target", "Under restoration"), Year = c(2017, 2017,  2012, 2012, 2018, 2005, 2011, 2011, 2018, 2018, 2012, 2018, 2005,  2013, 2005, 2013, 2012), BRI_mean_XS = c(0.0028, 0.0017, 0.0033,
0.0018, 0.009, 0.0097, 0.0182, 0.0026, 0.0032, 0.0035, 0.0053,
0.0016, 0.005, 0.0041, 0.0058, 0.0082, 0.0037), W_AC = c(296.522411128284,
411.01376146789, 263.944186046512, 363.288990825688, 88.6420798065296,
155.868223887175, 41.4430051813472, 138.772532188841, 105.525906735751,
108.848484848485, 144.78431372549, 314.685764654033, 29.8791208791209,
52.8, 33.6949152542373, 34.4661016949153, 149.838539375275)), row.names = c(NA,
-17L), class = c("tbl_df", "tbl", "data.frame"))

data_2:
structure(list(SITE = c("AIGUES-C", "BUECH-AV", "ARRONDINE",  "ARVAN", "ASSE-BLIEUX", "ASSE-BLIEUX", "ASSE-AV", "ASSE-AM",  "ASSE-AM", "BES-BLEONE", "BES-BLEONE", "BES-DROME", "BES-DROME",  "BLEONE-AM", "BLEONE-AV", "BUECH-AV", "BUECH-AV", "DRANSE-MORZINE",  "DRANSE-MORZINE", "DROME-RECOUBEAU", "DROME-PONTQUART", "DROME-PONTQUART",  "EYGUES-R", "FIER", "GIFFRE", "JABRON", "PETIT-BUECH", "PETIT-BUECH",  "ROUBION", "SASSE", "SASSE", "SASSE", "SEVERAISSE", "SEVERAISSE",  "UBAYE", "VANCON", "VAR", "VENEON", "VERDON", "DRAC LIDAR1",  "DROME LIDAR1", "DROME LIDAR2", "DROME LIDAR3"), W_m = c(180,
333.593594745271, 56, 78, 102, 58.8, 171.9, 202, 170, 132, 148,  76, 98, 99.9, 171.3, 214, 125, 63, 64, 137, 181, 39, 66, 91,  220, 120, 90, 103, 114, 182, 123, 139, 152, 38, 144, 58, 183,  193, 193,
103.3287640678, 170.959110791, 168.800988262, 133.13237116 ), BRI_norm = c(0.00238417932933424, 0.0019586918252209, 0.00592873427970417,
0.00496998572378169, 0.00257768461027533, 0.00594823420965329,
0.00196839869925125, 0.00110647254938539, 0.00129282468469599,
0.00255415705319677, 0.00189636185539575, 0.00272918083912772,
0.00362898036424863, 0.00240398604859984, 0.00158558538418367,
0.00179786294819712, 0.0024557284827885, 0.00910376733031885,
0.00534776094775883, 0.00392598083437978, 0.00240750522409946,
0.00514878385829154, 0.00254279813562245, 0.00563806058644668,
0.00119537585167636, 0.00458318564753459, 0.00595336684669024,
0.00487895959784154, 0.00292014352039067, 0.00238157929363119,
0.0025305005154242, 0.00243334672392244, 0.00211201916980846,
0.007410716639085, 0.0035528851408779, 0.00991898865707844, 0.00350148630982832,
0.00181290043814611, 0.00277563808425691, 0.00766507891511477,
0.000968375521552066, 0.000999909065815609, 0.00107669687622853 )), row.names = c(NA, -43L), class = c("tbl_df", "tbl", "data.frame" ))

A: I hope this is a helpful step forward, but not entirely sure if it completes the plot you're looking for. In essence there are two further steps you should take to get everything in legends and everything in order:

*

*Anything you want to appear in the legends should be within each aes() call for each geom_point()

*using the breaks =  argument in the scale_*_manual() calls lets you both specify everything that should be displayed and the order it should be in.

Working with both of those, this might be the start of what you're looking for:
library(ggplot2)

# the parts of the plot I haven't changed (separated for clarity)

p_base <- ggplot () +
  geom_text(
    data = data_1[data_1$River != "Roya", ],
    aes(
      x = W_AC,
      y = BRI_mean_XS,
      label = Year,
      vjust = -0.5,
      hjust = -0.5
    ),
    show.legend = FALSE,
    size = 4
  ) +
  scale_x_continuous(name = "aa") +
  scale_y_continuous(name = "bb") +
  geom_text(
    data = data_1[data_1$River == "Roya", ],
    aes(
      x = W_AC,
      y = BRI_mean_XS,
      label = Year,
      vjust = -0.5,
      hjust = -0.5
    ),
    show.legend = F,
    size = 4
  ) +
  theme_bw()

# Parts I've changed

p_base + geom_point(
  data = data_1[data_1$River != "Roya",],
  aes(
    x = W_AC,
    y = BRI_mean_XS,
    shape = River,
    col = Type
  ),
  size = 3
) +
  geom_point(
    data = data_2,
    aes(
      x = W_m,
      y = BRI_norm,
      shape = "Second geom_point",
      color = "Second geom_point"
    ),
    size = 2.5
  ) +
  scale_shape_manual(
    breaks = c("Drac", "Durance", "Mareta", "Roya", "Var", "Second geom_point"),
    values = c(15, 18, 17, 16, 10, 4)
  ) +
  scale_colour_manual(
    breaks = c("Target", "Under restoration", "Second geom_point", "Roya"),
    values = c("blue4", "chocolate1", "darkcyan", "cornflowerblue")
  ) +
  geom_point(
    data = data_1[data_1$River == "Roya",],
    aes(
      x = W_AC,
      y = BRI_mean_XS,
      shape = "Roya",
      col = "Roya"
    ),
    size = 3
  )

Created on 2021-04-07 by the reprex package (v2.0.0)

A: I'm really not a big fan of the following approach (it would be more idiomatic to solve this using appropriate mappings) but you could solve this quickly by overriding the color / shape aesthetics in River and Type legends to your liking:

*

*Modify your third point layer by moving the shape aesthetic inside aes and map from River:

aes(x = W_AC, y = BRI_mean_XS, shape = River)

*Adjust the shape scale such that Roya is represented by a circle (16):

scale_shape_manual(values = c(15, 18, 17, 16, 16))

*Override the aesthetics in the legend using guides():

 + guides(
    color = guide_legend(
        override.aes = list(shape = c(4, 16, 16))
    ),
    shape = guide_legend(
        override.aes = list(color = c(rep("black", 3), "cornflowerblue", "black"))
    )
  )

Result:


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Compassion NYC Sends a Lifeline to Syrian Refugees
Buddhists Put Compassion in Action in NYC
We've all heard about the refugee crisis. We've seen their images on the news or read about them in the newspaper. But how much do we really know about the daily struggles faced by the Syrian refugees? We watch or read news, but can we really comprehend what it would be like to see our neighborhood, schools and hospitals indiscriminately blown up by barrel bombs?
Can we imagine the horror of going to sleep at night, not knowing whether we'd wake up, or, indeed if we even wanted to? All the while fighting off gnawing hunger, fear and grief. This, we must know, would be an untenable life.
For those who find a way out of this war zone, they find yet another challenge: Life in a refugee camp. Of course, the word 'camp' connotes the KOA experience many of us may have had in our childhood, or perhaps camping with a scouting group. These personal references, however, do not reflect the reality on the ground. Many of these camps are more like tent cities, often housing thousands of people with little security, privacy, and minimal access to basic hygiene. With an inadequate number of latrines, disease can run through an encampment with deadly speed.
Empathy: Putting Ourselves in Another's Place
Imagine being forced to leave everyone and everything you've ever known. Then imagine traveling to an uncertain future in an unknown land. Most of us can't conceive of uprooting ourselves from the comfort of our lives. For thousands of Syrian refugees, life was neither comfortable nor sustainable in their native Syria. As many refugee camps became inundated, facilities providing water and sanitation were quickly overburdened. Imagine trying to live without a toothbrush, toilet paper, feminine hygiene products, or hand soap for a day? For many refugees, living every day without these basic necessities is a way of life. Most of us would find living without these items unacceptable. As mentioned, lack of basic hygiene products among refugees can lead to dermatological problems, infections and disease. It also erodes the sense of human dignity with which every human is endowed precio viagra en farmacia españa.
On Sunday, June 26th of 2016, members of Compassion NYC put compassion in action and joined Heart to Heart International and the Multifaith Alliance for Syrian refugees at the 69th Regiment Armory in New York City to assemble emergency hygiene kits for Syrian refugees. These kit contained items necessary for basic hygiene, such as shampoo, underwear, soap and small washbasins, which can help prevent the spread of disease. We also assembled kits designed to meet the specific needs of women and girls. They are an especially vulnerable population during times of crisis.
"I want to do more actions like this," said Jerry Gerber, of New York Insight. "It's worthwhile, and I know I'm helping people." He echoed the sentiments of close to 1,000 people who came together to assemble 7,500 kits. Heart to Heart sent the kits to Turkey for distribution to various refugee camps. We found it touching to reflect that "this kit, which I now hold in my hands, will soon be in the hands of someone else across the world. In that way, we will have connected." When we put compassion with action, we truly can change the world.
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import java.io.InputStream;
import java.security.GeneralSecurityException;
import java.security.InvalidKeyException;
import java.security.Signature;
import java.security.interfaces.RSAPrivateKey;
import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;
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	private static final Logger LOGGER = LogManager.getFormatterLogger();

	private volatile RSAPrivateKey key;

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		} catch (GeneralSecurityException e) {
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Norway's Goliat Oilfield to Restart by Friday
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Oil production at Eni's Arctic Goliat field off the coast of Norway will restart by Friday following maintenance, the company told Reuters on Thursday.
The restart had originally been planned for Oct. 1, but Eni extended the outage to carry out additional work that will result in greater flexibility in the field's production, a spokesman said.
Goliat, the world's northernmost producing oilfield, has a capacity of close to 100,000 barrels of crude per day.
(Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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Tiger Woods carded a 1-over 72 in Round 4 of the Genesis Open to close out a grueling tournament where he played all 72 holes in only three days.
Woods was playing catch up all week after his first round was completely washed out due to rain. He was forced to resume Round 3 at 9:45 a.m. ET (6:45 a.m. local) at Riviera Country Club, where he would play 28 holes on Sunday.
"I definitely felt it today, energy dropped a little bit," Tiger said after his round.
He eagled his second hole Sunday and closed Round 3 with a 65. He picked up where he left off in his 4th round, climbing into the top five with three early final-round birdies, including a hole out from the bunker.
After making the turn, Tiger seemed to run out of steam. He bogeyed three of his first five holes on the back, sliding back down the leaderboard and ultimately finishing in a tie for 15th.
Woods is scheduled to play next week at the WGC - Mexico Championship.


I'm sorry that I am doing episode 5 before 4, but SOMEONE in my house deleted it before I had a chance to watch.
Since I haven't seen the last episode, I have no clue what this u-turn is, but I am happy to see that none of my favorite teams are gone.
I really don't like dating couples on this show because all they ever say is how they want to see if they are meant to be together. Except of course for the Goths, who aren't all kissy kissy gu gu, and then "I hate you blah, blah. Blah".
Why does Ronald always wear that "Who's Your Daddy" shirt? Didn't he bring any other shirts on the race?
Why doesn't Ronald just set up the flights, since he needs everything to be perfect? Maybe Christine does it because her Dad just is so confusing when he talks.
I love when the racers always say that the person they are asking questions to in another country doesn't understand, when it is really they who don't understand.
At this point in the race, I think that teams should start being a little sneaky, but not out loud sneaky like Nicholas and Donald because it only makes the other racers mad.
That was stupid of Nicholas to tell the ticket agent to give the other teams later flights because she got all confused, and ended up giving him the later flight instead.
Wait a minute, it looks like the ticket lady is a trickster after all because she gave Nathan and Jennifer earlier tickets, and even spoke English. I bet that she had fun fooling with them.
The blondes are just being silly by not wanting the other teams to see which seats they are in... All I can guess is that some of the racers must really smell bad by now, and they don't want to sit next to them.
The blondes are just being silly by not wanting the other teams to see which seats they are in. It is not like you can steal each other's seats. All I can guess is that some of the racers must really smell bad by now, and they don't want to sit next to them.
I like how TK was telling Nathan and Jennifer, the most stressed out couple on the race, how the stressed out ones don't last. For some reason, I think that he is just messing with them, because his eyes are way too shifty for me.
What happened to Shana and Jennifer? They were so nice in the beginning of the race. Now, they are acting more like a dating couple by fighting all the time.
The whole airport stuff is boring me. I just wish that they would get to where they are going already, and do some detour and roadblock stuff, which is my favorite part of the race.
When Jennifer ran out of the airport, she was yelling about Pete. Did I miss a racer named Pete or did the editors get sleepy with all of the airport footage and forget that Pete is a camera guy?
Did Kynt turn British on his flight over to Lithuania? He reminds me of Mirna trying to speak with an accent so that the people understand her better.
I like how Ronald told Christina that it was a great idea to follow a taxi. Hasn't he watched this show before?
I like how Ronald told Christina that it was a great idea to follow a taxi. Hasn't he watched this show before (especially the last few seasons) where all they ever did was follow taxis?
If I was picked to do this roadblock, I would so sneak some of that food in the basket. Maybe some of those famous pastries that Ronald was talking about are in there.
That rug lady looked so happy to be on camera. She was all blushing and stuff. I really liked her.
Phil, if you are reading this column, will you please pick me sometime to hand out a clue? The clue people always look like they are having so much fun.
That hairdresser place is the hardest one to find. It really doesn't seem fair, even though the editors tried to pretend that they walked past it. I replayed it more than ten times and didn't see it.
I didn't know that Lithuanians liked gnomes so much. Maybe that is why my Grandma Sandy, who is half Lithuanian, loves them so much and has them all over her garden. I wonder if I ordered a Travelocity Gnome, would I get it by Christmas for her garden? I bet she would really like that.
Kynt and Vyxsin were really smart about how they did the counting, by each doing it, and then going over their number every 100 posts. Plus, they didn't have any of those crazy people or kids trying to mess them up.
That had to be one of the best first place prizes ever. Ten days in Japan doing all kinds of awesome stuff. I hope that they don't end up selling it back, and that have a lot of fun using it.
Ronald is just plain crazy to do those stilts with his hernia. Maybe Christina was worried that he would do too much talking and not enough counting if they did the fence one.
I really don't think that half of these racers have ever really watched this show before. How do they not know what the Travelocity Gnome looks like?
Shana is always yelling at Jennifer when she is the one with the problems. I hope that she will be a little nicer to her in Sequester because I really feel bad for Jennifer. You could tell that she wanted to do this so badly. It is too bad that she couldn't switch places with the other Jennifer for the rest of the race.
When Jennifer and Shana walked hand in hand into the sunset after their elimination, it made me so sad for them, and I really didn't even like them. Darn you, Amazing Race!


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Tarot has long been revered for giving detailed and accurate forecasts. Doreen Virtue and Radleigh Valentine have created the first deck of tarot cards that is 100 per cent gentle, safe and trustworthy! All of the words in this deck, as well as the artwork by Steve A. Roberts, are positive and beautiful, while still retaining the magical effectiveness of traditional tarot. The accompanying guidebook explains the general meaning of each card and walks you through the steps of giving an accurate reading for yourself and others. Rich with symbolism and imagery - including angels, archangels, unicorns, fairies, and mermaids - the "Angel Tarot Cards" will provide you with inspiring guidance on your life journey.


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A brand new growth area that has been added to computer technology is the area of handheld devices. Seeing as these now already sport quad-core processors and Operating Systems, this truly is a microcomputer and therefore requires the same set-up, backup and protection as a Mac or PC.
Not putting too fine a point on it, but did you know that your smartphone can be taken out by a virus? Android, Windows and yes even iPhones and iPads are not immune to viruses, although the myths would have us believe otherwise! Check Google for iPad viruses and you will find they do exist indeed.
The routine therefore in buying and setting up these devices is much the same as with your usual PC; we need to backup thoroughly, install protection where appropriate and research and buy great quality, well qualified designs in the first place.
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Change up pizza night with this recipe for garlic bread pizza. All of the flavor you want from garlic bread, but in the most amazing pizza. The dough and multiple varieties of cheese are key to this delicious recipe.
Do you have a standard pizza night in your house or do you just wing it and get take-out or make homemade whenever the mood strikes? For a while I was trying to stick to Friday night pizza, a fun way to end the week and kick off the weekend but it doesn't always happen that way. I did however make this last Friday and holy moly did I want to share it with you right then and there, but no… it had to wait. I'm a food tease like that I guess. Then again, any food blogger that's on Instagram is!
Okay, so I have a major problem with pizza. And I don't mean because I'm obsessed with it. I mean because there is zero consistency when you get it from the local pizza place. One week it could be amazing and greasy just how you hope and the next it's over cooked and doesn't have nearly enough cheese. Sigh. My standards for pizza are kind of high. That brings me to this… I truly have come to hate take-out pizza. I love it for it's convenience but the unknown drives me bonkers! We honestly only get take-out for it's convenience and our laziness… and let's be honest – for the mozzarella sticks because when those are good, wow are they good. Hot, cheesy and greasy – just how they should be!
But no… I'm going to do my best to avoid getting take-out pizza because it's SO ridiculously easy to make. Honestly, if you don't think you have time to whip up dough for a specific night, it's completely okay to make it the night before and let it sit in the fridge. Seriously! Or make a few batches and freeze them to thaw whenever your heart desires.
This dough is super easy to whip up and the final results are out of this world amazing. No, I'm not kidding. It's like garlic bread and pizza all wrapped into one heavenly slice. Seasoned dough, garlic infused butter and the multiple varieties of cheese absolutely make this pizza what it is.
Do not under any circumstance skimp on the butter, garlic or cheese. You'll regret it. If you want your pizza, this pizza or any pizza, to be taken to the next level – you absolutely positively must use whole milk mozzarella cheese. I've always grabbed what was easiest – the pre-shredded stuff you can find in the store. Only my store stinks so my options are limited. While skim milk mozzarella isn't awful, heck that's what we've been using for ages and have loved it, whole milk will change your world. No joke.
One last note, or maybe two… this dough isn't like your standard pizza dough. It's slightly more bread like, a bit more dense but totally scrumptious. Also, if you happen to have leftovers, reheat this in the oven for 5-10 minutes. It's doubly amazing the second go-round. Never ever ever will I (or you too hopefully!) microwave leftovers again.
All of the flavor you want from garlic bread, but in the most amazing pizza. The dough and multiple varieties of cheese are key to this delicious recipe.
Desired additional toppings, such as pepperoni, peppers etc.
In a medium measuring cup, dissolve yeast and sugar in warm water, allowing to proof.
Meanwhile, in the bowl of a stand mixer, mix together 2 1/2 cup flour and remaining dry dough ingredients. When yeast mixture has activated and proofed, turn mixer on low and slowly add yeast mixture to the bowl. Mix until a smooth ball forms, adding additional flour as needed. Transfer dough to a large lightly greased bowl, flip dough once to coat in oil. Cover and allow to rise for one hour or doubled in size.
Lightly grease a baking sheet. Shape dough to desired size and shape. Brush dough lightly with butter. Bake for 5 minutes.
Add toppings as desired: sauce, cheese, pepperoni, etc. Brush outside crust liberally with butter and minced garlic. Immediately sprinkle edge crust with Parmesan cheese. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until cheese is melted and crust is lightly golden.
Store leftovers covered and chilled. Reheat as desired.


dmLab, a top-notch global initiative designed to accelerate the development and new innovation technologies of Dentsu media Thailand joined "Techsauce Summit 2016", one of the biggest tech conference in Asia-Pacific. Backed by the government policy, the tech conference aimed to promote tech startup ecosystem in Thailand and to encourage the sustainable growth and development. The event allowed attendees to get up-close with today's futuristic and advanced innovative technologies.
Mr. Yoichi Niwa, Executive Coordinator of Dentsu media (Thailand) was pleased be one of the world-class speakers to share knowledge and technique on how to utilize data in AdTech world, and he also shared his insight on how to maximize digital innovation into the business in order to enhance competitiveness.
Mr. Niwa not only shared his knowledge and expertise but also presented digital innovative products to participants to get a glimpse of breakthrough technologies. The exceptional product is "Happy Meter" the brainwave measurement device, which applied neuroscience methods called Neuro Technology. The tool can react by detecting subconscious mind, emotions, thought patterns and activities based on brainwave analysis. This modern method of neuroscience analysis will help boost business in various ways such as strengthening healthcare and education sectors as well as improving human resources and advertising industries. With advanced technologies, consumers can now fully experience the real-time fulfillment of goods and services, which similarly match the ideal of "Measurable Happiness" instrument.
commands derive from human thought patterns and emotions.
The today's unavoidable trend is Big Data, as it taking a vital role in achieving business goals. Data Visualization has become an essential method, which helps consolidate complex data into one exemplifying and illustrative graphic. Interactive Data Visualization, in particular, is the key to helping users access some data and can simply and quickly compare it to other information. Visualization can provide accurate analytical results and give some useful insights.
At the events, dmLab also demonstrated the exceptional ingenious mobile robot phone "RoBoHoN". Sharp Corporation has introduced a new smartphone called RoBoHoN, The humanoid robot has all basic mobile phone functions, which is operated by voice commands. RoBoHoN is a robotic companion, which employs voice and facial recognition as well as supports Wi-Fi and LTE networks. The 8-inch-tall robot phone comes with installed projector and can dance, walk, sit, read a book and reply a message for users. It can also alert notifications to users by raising its arms. Such innovation helps create substantial technological experiences to customers. Innovation engenders the highest effectiveness to users.
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dmLab is a fast-expanding global initiative designed to accelerate the development and exploration of new technologies to build new experiences connecting people and brands. It provides innovative extraction of cutting-edge global technologies and helps generate opportunities for startups to experience and collaborate with the expert to push the boundaries.
In addition, dmLab in Thailand is the center of the growing network across the globe. In this region, dmLab has launched also in Indonesia this week, and Vietnam and other countries will follow to provide services across the network.
Regarded as the most-attended tech conference in the region, it has attracted scores of foreign and Thai investors. The conference allowed attendees to explore the opportunities and met up with investors. Experts, investors and government officials also joined the conference to share their experiences and up-to-date information, which would help participants applying knowledge to their businesses. This know-how could provide some insights in the fast-paced digital world and Thai startups could be ready for business competitiveness in the regional arena like ASEAN Economic Community.
"Techsauce Summit 2016" was organized by Techsauce Media Co., Ltd. The conference is the biggest tech conference in Thailand. It brought top investors, founders, government officials and media from all across the globe to the event to promote local startups and provide one-stop solutions. The summit was held at Centara Grand Convention Hall at Central World on 23-24 July 2016.
Dentsu media Laboratory (dmLab) is global initiative designed to accelerate the development and exploration of new technologies to build new experiences connecting people and brands. It is not only innovative extraction of cutting-edge global technologies, but also to generate opportunities for startups to experience and collaborate with expert to push the boundaries. dmLab's mandate is fully aligned with Dentsu Aegis Network's philosophy of 'Good Innovation.' and to contribute back to the society by delivering result through innovative and creative technologies with the power of people. The ambition is to deploy world-class technologies in local context together with local business partners in each market.


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Q: What analysis to use with two groups, a pre- and post-test, and three outcomes? I am doing a pre- and post-test intervention. I have two groups, each doing a different intervention. I will test the success of the interventions using three outcome measures.
In another way to look at it, one group is the control group. One of the outcome measures is a check to make sure that the control group's treatment is effective. The other two tests are the ones specific to the success or failure of the intervention. The hypothesis is that Group 1 will improve on test A and test B, but Group 2 will not; Group 2 will improve on test C, but Group 1 will not. I need test C to ensure that Group 2's intervention was effective, as it will enhance the confidence in the results of Group 1 on test A and B.
I am assuming this is an ANOVA. Is that correct? Is it correct to call it a 2x2x3 ANOVA?

A: Are the three outcomes measures on the same metric? If not, then you would need to  standardise the outcome measure to put them on the same metric in odrer to include multiple outcomes in a 2 by 2 by 3 mixed ANOVA.
The three-way interaction would then test whether there is a differential effect of the intervention across outcomes.
This question discusses general issues related to studying single outcomes in pre-post treatment-control designs.


This aircraft has a stretched fuselage with an overall length of 44.51 metres, along with an extended operating range of up to 3,000 nautical miles while carrying a maximum passenger payload. Like each member in Airbus' best-selling A320 Family of jetliners, the A321 offers the lowest fuel burn, emissions and noise footprint in its class.
The A321 typically accommodates 185 passengers in a two-class configuration (15 in first class and 169 in economy) – while offering unbeatable economics in high-density seating (with up to 220 passengers) for charter and low-cost operators. The twin-engine A321 can be powered by either of two engine options: the CFM International CFM56 or International Aero Engines' V2500.
The A321 benefits from operational commonality with its fellow A320 Family members, providing carriers with tremendous flexibility in matching aircraft to specific route requirements. All A320 Family aircraft share a single type rating – allowing pilots to fly any member of the Family after attending only one training course and enabling the same team of mechanics to maintain an aircraft.
With only minimal additional training, pilots also can transition quickly from these single-aisle jetliners to Airbus' larger long-range aircraft quickly thanks to the unique family concept and their exceptional degree of operational commonality.


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East Antarctica's Largest Glacier Melting Due to Warm Ocean Waters, Scientists Confirm
On Friday, scientists at institutions in Australia and the United States had published a set of unprecedented ocean observations about the largest glacier in the one of the largest ice sheet in the world, the Totten glacier in East Antarctica. Their findings reveal one of the world's greatest fears -- Totten is melting from below.
Global Sea Ice at Record Low, No Cause for Panic Scientists Say
Just after the news that the year 2016 is the hottest year on record, there is now news that the global sea ice is at its record low for both the Arctic and Antarctica combined. According to scientists, the measured amount of sea ice is lower than any November records from previous years. However, experts have indicated that this should not YET be a cause for alarm.
Scientists Finally Discover Real Reason Behind Melting Ice in Antarctic Peninsula
A new study revealed that ocean warming, not high air temperature, is the main reason behind the glacier retreat.
Iceless Summer In The North Pole? It's Possible 6 To 10 Million Years Ago
Recent results of an exploration led by the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) shows what appears to be evidence that 6 to 10 million years ago, the Arctic Ocean is iceless during the summer season.
Arctic Warming Opens Waters To More Whales, Increasing Food Competition
Marine animals are altering their diets and natural habitat range as a result of climate change. For instance, melting sea ice is opening new waters to humpback and fin whales, which could lead to increased food competition among the areas' native species.
Computer Model Estimates Antarctic Ice Sheet Melt
University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers recently developed a computer program that estimates the impact climate change could have on the Antarctic ice sheet.
Robots Trace The Cause of Antarctica's Melt
The Southern Ocean off Antarctica is one of the most remote and difficult-to-access portions of the world, making tracking the extent and causes of the White Continent's melt difficult to both understand and measure. Now researchers have used a team of submersible robots to physically follow how warm water is making its way to the Antarctic ice sheets, causing them to melt.
Faster Rising Antarctic Waters: A Fresh Problem
The global sea level is rising, and waters around Antarctica are rising even faster. That is, according to a recent study that has found that Antarctic ice melt is causing coastal waters of the White Continent to rise at an unprecedented rate.
2013 Was One Hot Year: New Climate Change Report
As if there isn't enough evidence already, the American Meteorological Society (AMS) dropped its two cents in today, releasing data from 2013 that shows that global temperatures are continuing to rise while extreme weather patterns worsen. Do they claim "doomsday?" Not at all, but they do suggest that this data can help support calls for some necessary changes.
NASA Lasers Preview Advancing Summer Melt
NASA will be taking a deep look at ice-melt near the polar Arctic in future summers, measuring thinning ice and snow-melt with pulses of green laser light.
NASA's Rover Probing Greenland's Two-Mile Thick Ice Sheet
NASA is on a mission to find out what lies beneath the two-mile thick ice sheets in Greenland by sending in a remote-controlled, solar-powered robot called Grover.
Mystery Behind Increased Sea Ice Around Antarctica in Winter Explained
Scientists have been struggling to explain why warming has led to sea ice shrinking in the arctic, while it has actually spread in the Antarctic, and is now thought to be caused by relatively cold plumes of fresh water derived from melting beneath the Antarctic ice shelves, , according to a scientific study in the journal Nature Geoscience.
Greenland's Melting Ice Breaks Record, More In Store
In July this year, a huge chunk of iceberg that was twice the size of Manhattan had parted from Greenland's Petermann glacier. This event had signified a dramatic episode in the environment due to global warming or climate change and rise in ocean temperatures.


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'Lacking quality and incredibly fragile in defence' The state of AFC Wimbledon ahead of Bristol Rovers
We spoke to AFC Wimbledon fan and Natter Football founder, Nico Lloyd for the lowdown on the real Dons
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What is the feeling among the fan base to the poor start?
Put simply, a real lack of quality and the failure from our management team to fill the void left by key departures over the summer.
Tom King - signed as a replacement for the superb Sheffield United loanee George Long last season - is already out of the team and has been replaced by an unproven back up goalkeeper whose largely warmed the bench during his time with us in Joe McDonnell.
Centre-half Rod McDonald looks half the player Darius Charles was (now at Wycombe) and, arguably the most important player to replace of all in Lyle Taylor, we've added a frankly shocking winger by nature in Jake Jervis, on loan from Luton Town.
James Hanson who, to be fair, is someone most Wimbledon fans are pinning their hopes on if he can keep fit, which appears to be his main issue, has hardly featured also. Is he the type of striker we need alongside Pigott, though?
Hanson's certainly the best option at the moment and should play alongside Pigott ahead of Jake Jervis and Kwesi Appiah. A serious lack of pace in behind is the real issue up top though and we simply don't have a striker who can offer us that.
Overall, we seem to have downgraded in vitally important positions and simply lack the quality to get a win, let alone put a run together.
'He doesn't mean to miss' Full Bristol Rovers transcript ahead of 'physical' AFC Wimbledon
What's going wrong for the team?
On top of the main issues mentioned above, confidence appears to be low, the players aren't following Neal Ardley's instructions (as he's said himself) and there appears to be little changes being made to a squad that us fans were told has strong competition for places.
On top of that, which is perhaps the most important issue of all, the team seriously lacks leaders and someone who'll grab the game by the scruff of the neck.
In previous campaigns when we've struggled, you always sensed we could get out of it and put in the required effort and determination to knuckle down and turn things around, but with this team, you don't get that impression.
We're timid and far too passive, certainly compared to previous Dons sides under Ardley.
Obviously it's a new side and patience is perhaps required, but they need to start producing or something has to give. Wimbledon fans aren't identifying with this side and the mood is not good.
Are there question's being asked about Neal Ardley's position?
Yes, it's certainly starting to feel like the end is on the horizon for a manager who has done an excellent job for us overall.
The number of fans turning on him is growing by the week and pressure is certainly mounting. The games against Bristol Rovers and at home to Luton Town on Saturday could determine his future, it seems.
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What are the team's strengths and weaknesses this season?
In a team that's struggling to score and is shipping horrendous goals on a weekly basis, it's fairly hard to pick out any positives, but Joe Pigott is the first name on the team sheet.
He can torment most defenders in this league on his day, but we have to get bodies in and around him. At times he does become isolated and essentially our only option for a goal. Keep him quiet and you're halfway there.
James Hanson, who has had a stop-start stay with the Dons so far, is a player I'm sure Gas fans know well due to his accomplishments at this level, and in League Two, with Bradford City, is a threat in the air and will be keen to nail down a place in our team alongside Pigott.
As for the weaknesses, we're incredibly fragile at the back, can get overrun in midfield depending on the system (4-4-2 has left central midfielders with a real lack of pace sorely exposed in Trotter and Soares) and if you nullify us out wide and stop the cross to the likes of Hanson and Pigott, then we tend to lack the creative spark to do much else.
Who should Rovers be worried about?
Joe Pigott, probably our player of the season so far - although there aren't many candidates!
He's been ill but is hopefully back tonight.
Scott Wagstaff, if available, is a threat out wide also. Mitch Pinnock, who has fallen out of favour it seems, is someone who can cause problems with his delivery from wide areas too, although he might not feature from the off.
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Bonham's impact
96-year record on the line
What would your prediction for the game be?
Two teams who are struggling to hit the onion bag?
That should point to a scrappy 0-0 of course, although that does require our backline to hold firm, which is appearing to be a massive ask this season.
Think I'll go for a 1-1 draw with us taking the lead and Rovers scoring late on in the second half. We certainly need the win though, but any Wimbledon fan will tell you it's virtually impossible to see where that's going to come from at the moment.
I probably sound like a Bristol Rovers fan judging by the Gas' season so far too, but everyone, from the management to the players, needs to step it up and create something different to get us out of this rut.
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Utopian Dream Becomes Battleground in France
15 août 2010 Moustafa Traore	Aucun commentaire
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GRENOBLE, France — A utopian dream of a new urban community, built here in the 1970s, had slowly degraded into a poor neighborhood plagued by aimless youths before it finally burst into flames three weeks ago.
After Karim Boudouda, a 27-year-old of North African descent, and some of his friends had robbed a casino, he was killed in an exchange of automatic gunfire with the police. The next night, Villeneuve, a carefully planned neighborhood of Grenoble in eastern France, exploded. A mob set nearly 100 cars on fire, wrecked a tram car and burned an annex of city hall.
The police, reinforced by the national riot police, responded in "Robocop" gear, with helicopters flying overhead and television cameras in place, and made a number of arrests in a series of raids.
President Nicolas Sarkozy, battered in the opinion polls, quickly seized on the event as a symbol for a new campaign to get tough on immigration and crime. On July 30, about 10 days after the riots, he flew to Grenoble to make a fierce speech condemning violence, blaming "insufficiently regulated immigration" that has "led to a failure of integration."
He vowed to deny automatic citizenship at 18 to French-born children of foreigners if they are juvenile delinquents. He said he would also strip foreign-born citizens of French citizenship if they had been convicted of threatening or harming a police officer, or of crimes like polygamy and female circumcision, which are widespread in North Africa.
"French nationality is earned, and one must prove oneself worthy of it," he said. "When you open fire on an agent of the forces of order, you're no longer worthy of being French."
Villeneuve, or "new city," emerged directly out of the social unrest of the May 1968 student uprising.
People committed to social change, from here as well as from Paris and other cities, came to create a largely self-contained neighborhood of apartment buildings, parks, schools, and health and local services in this city of 160,000 people, at the spectacular juncture of two rivers and three mountain ranges at the foot of the French Alps.
Villeneuve was a careful mixture of private and public housing, including subsidized apartments for low-income families, with branch offices of city hall and a neighborhood corporation that would take care of public spaces while providing residents construction, plumbing and painting services at moderate costs.
"In the spirit of '68, we made a bet, that with this social mixing we could help everyone advance," said Jean-Philippe Motte, a longtime city councilor from the political left. "Of course, that was 40 years ago."
Villeneuve began to deteriorate in the 1990s, with more poverty and joblessness, especially as immigrants from former colonies of the Maghreb and black Africa altered the original social and economic balance. Some of those who could afford to leave did so, and a population of nearly 16,000 dropped to the current 12,000. Three of the original nine schools closed.
"A lot of the middle class left and pulled kids out of school," said Abderrahmane Djellal, 45, a deputy mayor who works on job training and runs a youth association called Café Crème. Mr. Djellal, who arrived from Algeria at the age of 10 and graduated from the University of Grenoble, says he is a product of Villeneuve's good years.
"I came from a big, modest family" of eight children, he said. "We went to the local schools. It was an environment that helped me, but now it fails people. There is a social and cultural marginality that has instituted itself."
Quiet during the day, the open spaces of Villeneuve were increasingly taken over at night by bands of unemployed youth whose parents came here from the Maghreb. Now there are drugs and arms, and a sharp increase in cases of personal aggression and robbery, said Vincent Manuguerra, who lived here until 1996 and still works here.
After the riots, Mr. Sarkozy's interior minister, Brice Hortefeux, fired the local police chief. His replacement will be Grenoble's third in three years. Michel Destot, Grenoble's Socialist mayor, said the firing was unjust. Grenoble needs more police officers, he said, having lost 17 percent of its force since 2002, after Mr. Sarkozy, then interior minister, sharply reduced beat policing. The mayor said Mr. Sarkozy was using Villeneuve for political ends, when the problems are deeper and national.
"We're in one of the so-called great countries of human rights," he said, but Mr. Sarkozy's pledge of "going to war against criminals" really means "going to war against an ethnic community, against a neighborhood," which Mr. Destot called "insane."
"The role of political leaders is, on the contrary, to bring people together, to make peace in a certain way," he said.
His criticism was echoed widely on the left, but the Socialist Party has had little concrete to say, with officials refusing "to be dragged into the trap" of a security debate. The party leader Martine Aubry simply issued a statement saying that Mr. Sarkozy "hurts France and its values with special laws that are unfair and potentially unconstitutional."
Times Topic: FranceThe Sarkozy push on security appears to have been well-planned, ready for the spark provided by Villeneuve and another attack on the police in St.-Aignan after a Gypsy was shot
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dead during another car chase. Mr. Sarkozy has campaigned as tough on crime and famously called suburban rioters in 2005 "scum."
Mr. Hortefeux brushed off the criticism. "We're waging a war against insecurity," he said. "We're on the side of the victims and we have only one enemy: the crooks."
Opinion polls indicate that the Sarkozy measures are broadly popular in the country.
To Yohann Samba, 18, the unrest and the government's reaction were not unexpected. "We knew this would happen," he said, lounging by the Villeneuve tram station in carefully chosen athletic clothing of black and gray, mixing Nike and Adidas.
"There is no communication with the police," he said.
Of the problems in the community, he said, "They will get worse now. They're not trying to understand."
Born here of Congolese parents, Mr. Samba will study law in the autumn. Mr. Sarkozy's tough speech, he said, "is aimed directly at me, but it doesn't shock me."
Mr. Djellal, the deputy mayor, agrees with Mr. Sarkozy that the state "must fight the underground economy, the drugs and arms."
"But where I can't follow Sarkozy is when he goes too far and says it's the fault of 50 years of immigration," he said. His father won the Legion d'Honneur fighting for France in Indochina.
"For us, it's insulting," he said. "A president must make a republic for everyone, so everyone has the chance to participate in the pride of France."
Article taken from : http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/09/world/europe/09grenoble.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=france%20sarkozy&st=cse
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Future Archaeologies
"All museums are custodians of the future", wrote Laura Watts in an insightful paper on "Future Archaeologies" in the Museum Archaeologists special issue on The Past, Present and Future of Collecting. Published in 2010, her argument intriguingly resembles many of the starting points of our Heritage Futures project. Given that heritage engages with present materiality that will remain in the future, Watts knows that heritage "is as much a matter of the future as of history". Heritage strategies therefore contribute to imagining and indeed making the future; they are "evidence for the future, just as there is evidence of the past". Watts is very clear as to why this is important: "it is through understanding how the future gets made that there is a possibility of making it differently".
Where is all this leading Watts? Given that she started some years before we did, she has come further than we have at this point (in early 2017) in creating futures. Intriguingly, although working from a different academic base in Science and Technology Studies, her work has strong links not only to archaeology, human geography and ethnography but also to applications in the Energy sector. Read more about "A Future Archaeology of the Mobile Telecoms Industry", "Travel Guide to the Futures", "Invisible Work in Marine Energy" and other interesting topics on Laura Watt's Homepage. Will we be able to get her and our futures to merge?
Cornelius Holtorf
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Linnaeus University
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This research is funded by a UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) 'Care for the Future: Thinking Forward through the Past' theme Large Grant


First impressions are important, and my first impression of Casa Olympe, the highly-touted quasi-Corsican establishment in the 9th, was definitely favorable. This may have largely been attributed to the sign I saw attached to the front wall informing patrons, "Portable Interdit" (no cellphones allowed). That's my kind of sign. In part, it accounted for a steady stream of patrons casually leaving their table throughout the evening and stepping outside to check their sacred messages or make that life-altering call that simply could not wait another hour or so. Idjits. In addition to the steady stream of patrons stepping out for a smoke, and another contingent in tandem, dashing in mad panic to move their illegally-parked cars, the filled restaurant at times seemed veritably empty. Which is a pretty good thing in a restaurant like Olympe, where the expression, "I want to be alone" does not compute. The main room, consisting of about 36 places lined along the left and right walls, barely left an unoccupied centimeter – a common hazard in Paris, where real estate is at a premium. Nevertheless, it's a finally-appointed room (in addition to a couple tables in a small, back room near the bar), with butterscotch walls, murano chandeliers, and classical paintings interspersed along the walls. And the neighborhood warrants a visit.
Casa Olympe is owned and run by Olympe (aka Dominique) Versini, one of the most famous female chefs in Paris. You can get the full history at the restaurant's website. The restaurant critic Alexandra Lobrano claimed to have been at Olympe one evening when Jean-Paul Gaultier arrived just before closing time with some friends. I bet Jean-Paul received a warmer welcome than your's truly, despite arriving finely appointed with Co. only a half hour after the doors opened. But I've lived in Paris long enough, so I get it. You must first earn Olympe's respect and, because this was my first visit, I obviously have not had the opportunity to prove myself as a worthy patron. Overall, however, I can't complain about the icy yet efficient service. Coats taken, we were seated and immediately brought a plate of small, black olives to accompany our perusal of the carte. In addition, a small chalkboard on the far wall informed us of two entrées, two plats, and two desserts special for that evening, with a couple bearing a modest 5€ supplement. Co. and I ruminated long and hard over the choices, several of which competed for our favors. This typically takes some negotiating – I refuse to take any dish that Co. opts for because that simply reduces the sample size and the fun. Okay, that epic white chocolate dessert at Ze Kitchen Galerie was a clear exception to that rule. But it's nice for a change to really have difficulty making up my mind.
The emphasis is on Corsican and Mediterranean dishes at Olympe, with a specialty being the roasted shoulder of lamb that must be shared by at least two at the table. I don't eat lamb, so that ruled out at least one possibility. I couldn't talk Co. out of the special entrée of paloudes sautee au thyme (small clams sautéed in their shell with thyme), so I went with an option you won't find listed on the website's menu, a dish comprised of betterave and bulots. This took the form of thinly sliced pieces of beet sandwiching a concoction of marine snails. If you read my earlier Finland posting you must be thinking, 'my lord, this must be the year of the beetroot!' I'm afraid I can't disagree with you. Once repulsed by the bloody things, I find myself increasingly fascinated by what can be done with the underrated beet. This dish, although inspiring, didn't reach the euphoric heights as that goat cheese dish or the salmon, beetroot, and rye entrée in Finland, but it was pretty damn good. Ironically, because it was my first choice, Co. wasn't all that impressed with her clams, which she found unimaginative (and, depressingly, at least three of the shells had to pried open with force). She regretted passing on the croustillants de boudin, mesclun. Maybe next time. As for the main dishes, Co. found the ris de veau croustillants with capres de Pantelleria much more satisfying (see the photo). I was more than pleased with my espadon (swordfish) lightly cooked (nearly raw inside, as I prefer) in a coco sauce, innocently lying on a bed of vegetable strips. What started out as a pretty simple dish seemed to grow in complexity as the sauce kicked in. Co. was rather disappointed with the dessert on special for the night, a white cream with red fruits dish. I didn't find the dessert options very inspiring, but my moelleux tiede chocolate noix was more than adequate. As for the wine, I couldn't resist the Corsican (Corse Patrimonio – Antoine Arena 2005), reasonably priced at 33€. Though forewarned that this was a mildly sparkling red, I stuck with the choice because I've never met a Corsican wine yet that I didn't like. I'm no fan of sparkling alcohol of any sort, and that includes champagne, but the Corse Patrimonio turned out to be a tasty complement to our dishes.
Overall, I'd have to say that Olympe warrants the many favorable reviews you'll find in your restaurant guides. I wouldn't go so far as to say there was anything incredibly special about it, but my interest has been piqued and I'm ready to try out some of the other menu options. That, of course, assumes that Olympe is willing to have me. Did I create a good impression? I don't know, but I managed to resist strangling the obnoxious couple sitting next to us who were touchy-feely beyond even Parisian standards of decorum. Idjits. So be forewarned. Olympe would be a great place for a romantic dinner – if there were no other diners. But expect the restaurant to be full and that means you better not mind eating shoulder to shoulder with strangers. Jean-Paul excluded, of course.
Price: Two 'menus' (entrée, plate, dessert) at 43€ each + wine (33€) + one coffee (4€) for a total of 123€.
48 rue Saint-Georges, Paris 75009.


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