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The resort has undergone upgrades over the past 15+ years and has shown a solid, steady growth of new and repeat clientele over the years.
The camp is being sold "as is".
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The Complete List of Winners from the London Film Critics' Circle Awards
With the Academy Awards nominations being revealed this week, any new critical attention a film can garner ahead of voting is more than welcome, and this year's London Film Critics' Awards definitely spread the wealth.
2 - FILM NEWS
Eye In The Sky Review: Edge Of Your Seat Suspense
Superb writing, top-notch acting, and the message about modern warfare Eye in the Sky imparts all contribute to an absolutely terrific film.
Helen Mirren and Aaron Paul Put An "Eye In The Sky"
The duo enlist in the military thriller.
Colin Firth and Gavin Hood Are Your "Eye(s) in the Sky"
Firth will star while Hood directs the British thriller.
EYE IN THE SKY (SALES)
Logline: Follows a group of characters impacted by the decision to drop a drone missile on a house in East Africa.

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Wagner and Davis Introduce Legislation to Modernize Child and Dependent Care
Washington, D.C. — Congresswoman Ann Wagner (R-MO-02) and Congressman Rodney Davis (R-IL-13) released the following statement after they introduced the Child and Dependent Care Modernization Act of 2019, legislation that would help alleviate some of the financial burdens that come with rising costs of child and dependent care.
"Child care and dependent care costs continue to rise and have become a significant burden for families across America. One way we can help alleviate that stress is to increase the maximum amount a family can contribute to a Dependent Care Family Savings Account (DCFSA). This will empower families to have more control over their hard-earned dollars and plan ahead as they make lifechanging decisions about how best to care for their children and loved ones," said Rep. Wagner. "This bill also eliminates the 'use it or lose it' provision that often penalizes families and would allow unused DCFSA funds to rollover to the next year for more flexibility. We must keep fighting for our families in the face of rising costs that can strain hardworking Missourians who are supporting those who depend on them."
"Paying for child care continues to be a major concern of many working parents," said Rep. Davis. "Our bill helps families save more to cover these costs by increasing the maximum amount they can contribute to their Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account and allowing them to roll over unused funds. By modernizing these accounts, we hope to make it easier for more working parents to cover the cost of child care."
For more details on the Child and Dependent Care Modernization Act of 2019, read the one-pager here.


15 Delicious Weight Watchers Recipes for Spring!
Here are 15 Delicious Weight Watchers Recipes for Spring.
These Weight Watchers recipes are so amazing! Since it is Spring I wanted to make another post with more light, easy and delicious Weight Watchers recipes perfect for slimming down for the summer. What better way to lose that winter weight than with these delicious Weight Watchers recipes!
These chocolate brownie cupcakes are so sinful tasting yet ONLY 2 WW points. So good!
These Watermelon Strawberry Popsicles use real fruit and are SO refreshing on a hot day! With the updated Weight Watchers rules, they are technically 2 Weight Watchers Smart Points.
I made this recipe when I was doing Whole 30 but it is also awesome as a Weight Watchers recipe too with only 8 Weight Watchers points!
These Avocado Egg Cups are perfect for breakfast – or any meal really. Packed with good fats, protein and vitamins and only 6 Weight Watchers Smart Points.
Packed with protein and flavor, these skewers are served with a spicy peanut sauce and 8 Weight Watchers Smart Points!
These fajitas aren't technically Weight Watchers, but low carb. I love that they are baked not fried. I researched and I think they should be about 5 Weight Watchers Smart Points without the tortilla or guac.
These pizzas look SO good! She uses reduced fat crescent rolls and reduced fat cream cheese to keep the Weight Watchers points low – only 3 Weight Watchers Smart Points.
Turkey on the outside, veggies and low-fat cheese on the outside = the perfect light snack and only 1 WW Smart Point. Wow!
Only four ingredients makes this guac SO easy to make. And only 2 WW Smart Points means no guilt! Instead of chips, dip veggies!
Perfect for Taco Tuesdays, these chicken taco lettuce wraps are filling and full of flavor. Only 1 Weight Watchers Smart Point without the extra cheese and sour cream.
Cheesy Chicken wrapped up in a crispy tortilla might not seem like a Weight Watcher's friendly recipe, but these taquitos are only 4 Weight Watchers Smart Points. You cook the chicken in the slow cooker. I want to try this one in my Instant Pot and see how it turns out!
Now this is a genius idea – make these breakfast sandwiches ahead of time and freeze them. SO smart and only 4 Weight Watchers Smart Points. Perfect for breakfast at our house!!
Loaded with bananas, pineapple juice and sweetened with a bit of honey, this is a smoothie I want to try. Only 2 Weight Watchers Smart Points.
My mom used to make a version of a no-bake cookie that was similar to this but this one is much better for you! Each cookie is only 3 Weight Watchers Smart Points too.
I always struggle with snacks that are low points, this post has TONS of 1 point Weight Watchers snacks. I bookmarked it!
And in case you want MORE mouth-water Weight Watchers recipes – be sure to check out 15 of my favorite Weight Watchers recipes here.
15 Delicious Weight Watchers Recipes for Spring. I fave found Weight Watcher's to be the all-around best way to drop a few pounds and still be able to eat foods I love. I am always looking for great weight watcher's recipes and especially as Spring turns to Summer and swimsuit season! I hope you enjoy these recipes. Be sure to click over to get the full recipes.
What are your favorite Weight Watcher recipes?
Kids Outdoor Easter Scavenger Hunt – with printable clues!
Just click on the link under the picture you want to see. That link will take you directly to the recipe.


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Kiosk/Newsagents for sale in a prime spot in Pernera.
Regular trade all year round - ideal small business or share with a partner.
All stock included plus fixtures & fittings.
Air con, CCTV and more.
Other business ventures force the sale of the Kiosk.


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Dantez Walton (32) shoots a three point shot during the game against Oakland. Walton shot 9-of-19 on the game and had 23 points. (Colin Johnson)
Dantez Walton (32) shoots a three point shot during the game against Oakland. Walton shot 9-of-19 on the game and had 23 points.
NKU tames Oakland Grizzlies 73-70
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Jalen Tate (11) dribbles down the court during the game against Oakland. Tate shot 2-of-8 on the game and had 5 points on the night.
The Northern Kentucky Men's basketball team tamed the Oakland Grizzlies Thursday night. The Black and Gold won by a score of 73-70. The win was the third in a row for the Norse as they improved to 17-7 overall and 9-3 in conference play.
Senior forward Dantez Walton led the way for the Black and Gold with a double-double of 23 points and 11 rebounds. Sophomore guard Trevon Faulkner also contributed 21 points of his own on 7-15 shooting. Sophomore Adrian Nelson once again was a glass eater for the Norse. He collected 11 total rebounds, nine of which were offensive boards.
The evening did not start out well for the Norse as the Grizzlies went on a 7-0 run to begin the game. After an NKU timeout the Norse quickly climbed back and went on a 22-6 run over the ensuing five and a half minutes.
The Grizzlies clawed their way back to tie the game at the 3:24 mark. From that point to the end of the first half the lead was never larger than one switching back and forth until the buzzer. The Norse went into the locker room up by one, 33-32.
Similar to the first half, Oakland opened the second half on a 6-1 run to go up 38-34. It did not take the Norse long to get back on track and retake the lead 39-38 at the 15:17 mark. The game was close for the remainder of the second half, but the Norse never trailed after the 8:58 mark when they were up by two, 52-50.
"We believe this game is about players," Horn said. "It's about players getting in these kind of moments and making plays on both ends of the floor."
The Grizzlies pulled within one on three separate occasions but could never grab hold of the lead. Two Faulkner free throws with 2.2 seconds left sealed the deal for the Black and Gold.
After being missing 10 games out of the season, Walton returned back to the home court to lead the pack.
"It was definitely huge because I couldn't wait to get back out there and just have a moment like this," Walton said. "I am definitely excited to be back and have the crowd behind me like that."
Faulkner credited the teams practice of 'wall-ups' for his steal in the last few seconds that sent him to the line.
"He was coming at me full speed," Faulkner said. "We practice wall-ups, and I saw a chance to get the ball when he put it down and so I took it."
With Walton back and junior wing Adham Eleeda sitting out. The rotations still weren't "perfect." When asked about how close he believes this team is to playing its best basketball, Horn's answer was simple. He does not think they are very close at all.
"I do not think we are close really," Horn said, "this is a brand new team really, we have only had it now for now three games, it is a learning curve for us."
Next up, for the Norse is a Saturday night match with Detroit Mercy at BB&T Arena. Tip is set for 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
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Chinese herbal remedies may not be too good for you. A bunch of their herbal remedies contain extracts from the plant Aristolochia, which contain a substance called aristolochic acid, which causes liver cancer. The amazing thing is that these "remedies " are still available for sale in many places.
Re: Herbs cause liver cancer.
I would guess that modern drugs are tested to determine the least complex, isolated, effective molecule of that drug. That way you know what you are taking.
Some of these Chinese medicines are incredibly complex and although they are probably mostly placebos, I'm sure there are still lots of unknowns.
So I should return that order of rhino horn?


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19/01/2016 Tue 11:15 in All markets by Anthony Wong
Job hoppers in Hong Kong can expect pay rises of up to 30%
Local employers are expected to adopt a "wait-and-see" approach for hiring this year, because of the uncertain global economic outlook.
Despite this, professionals will still find plenty of job opportunities in key areas of the market.
That was according to the global salary survey by Robert Walters, which stated that while there will be fewer new positions in 2016, demand for talent in compliance and information technology is expected to remain stable.
It added that with mounting regulatory pressure, compliance will remain a particularly busy area for hiring.
Most growth will be found in asset management, private equity, wealth management and insurance firms, while companies in the fast-moving consumer goods and pharmaceutical industries will also have greater demand for corporate compliance specialists.
Commenting on the city's recruitment trend, Matthew Bennett, managing director, Greater China, Robert Walters, says the recruitment market will remain candidate-driven, as organisations continue to up-skill their teams by hiring individuals with stronger skill sets to stay competitive in the complex business environment.
ALSO READ: Hong Kong recruitment update for Q1 2016: Industries to watch
"As Hong Kong remains a gateway for companies looking to expand in Asia, professionals with strong regional experience and commercial acumen will be the most sought after. Companies should act quickly during the interview process to avoid losing out on their preferred candidates while professionals should take the initiative to upskill themselves to increase their competitiveness in the job market," he said.
The report also delved into the pay packages Hong Kongers are expected to receive this year.
Due to acute talent shortages, candidates specialising in areas such as anti-money-laundering (AML) and control room could command increases as high as 30% when switching jobs
Qualified professionals can also expect pay raises of 20% when moving jobs while newly hired and part-qualified professionals are set to receive salary increment if around 15% if they switch jobs.
In addition, increasing cross-border economic integration and anticipation of the launch of Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect will generate demand for Mandarin-speaking lawyers and investment professionals.
The rising popularity of cloud technology, digital, mobile and big data will also continue to drive the demand for IT professionals.
Financial technology in particular, is expected to be a particular growth area. Established companies will be in the hunt for sales professionals to drive business growth while smaller operations and start-ups typically search for candidates across the full spectrum of skill sets.
The survey reported that IT professionals can expect 12 to 15% pay raise when changing jobs and those specialising in area where there is a talent shortage can get pay of up to 20%.
Bennet added that recruitment processes might become elongated with limited new headcount additions until market confidence returns. "We expect contract hires will become more active as companies facing headcount constraints turn to contractors to meet business needs," he said.
Despite a not so positive employment outlook for the year, the report predicts that local workers may receive a pay rise of 3%-5% on average in 2016 while the job hoppers can even have their salaries increased by 10%-15%.
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We always enjoy staying at the Sunday House. It is unsurpassed as the place to stay when in Llano.
Sunday House was a great home base to explore the hill country. We enjoyed our stay very much.
This is truly a five-star guest house. We really enjoyed ourselves. Thank you for everything.
We love this place! Hope to come back sometime soon.
Charming and nostalgic. Perfectly appointed and comfortable. May this home always be blessed.
We have certainly enjoyed our stay in Llano. The Sunday House is absolutely charming!
This is the most wonderful cottage! Everything we could have possibly needed was here. We will be back for sure.
We are delighted with this charming, comfortable place. We could not have been more pleased!
What a beautiful place! We feel honored to have been able to stay in such a historic and magnificently restored Texas home.
We loved the week we spent here in the rock house. You restored the place beautifully – it is so comfortable that it feels like home. I wish we had learned of this place years ago.
This was beyond our expectations! Beautiful place and very peaceful. Thanks for opening this home up to visitors.
Your efforts resulted in a luxurious stay for us. The promise of deer, birds, and donkeys was kept and we had a great time.
What a great house! With a party of 4, we had many choices of sleeping arrangements.
We so enjoyed our stay and loved the early morning sunrise! Thanks for the lovely accommodations. Gypsy (the horse) stole my heart I have to admit. Thanks for the visit and the lovely accommodations.
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful homestead. It is so peaceful and relaxing we don't want to leave. The home is so clean, so cozy and welcoming like the Sunday House…decorated so warmly.
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Thank you so much for sharing this lovely guest house – the house and the two of you made us feel most welcome! Lucy and Laney were great company during our morning and afternoon houses of the front porch with the lovely, peaceful views. We also loved the donkeys and the entertainment they provided. This is a very special place and we feel bless to have spent time here.
I really felt we were returning 'home' when we pulled through the gate every evening. The house is perfect, comfortable, while beautifully furnished, and sitting on the back verandah as night falls is heaven.
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Your ranch is the perfect base for exploring the hill country.
My favorite time was sitting in that great recliner on the back porch, watching the birds, and looking at the new green of spring. The full moon and bright stars were another gift. Thank you for your hospitality.
We really enjoyed staying here at the cabin. What a beautiful place to stay! It is a very calm and peaceful place. Watching the deer at the feeders was a lot of fun as well. The miniature donkeys were an added bonus – we had a lot of fun feeding them. Thank you. We will be back!
Thanks so much for letting us stay in your lovely cabin. We really enjoyed it.
We had a great time here in the Hill Country. We enjoyed your cabin and had a relaxing getaway on the Fourth of July weekend. Thanks.
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We had a great time here in the Hill Country. We enjoyed your cabin and had a relaxing getaway for the Fourth of July weekend. Thanks.
We're so glad we chose to stay at Hickory Hideaway. It's so peaceful. We enjoyed the beautiful sunset, grilling outdoors, the fire in the chiminea and sitting on the front porch. It just doesn't get any better than this.
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Corvette Racing has opened a new chapter in its history as it competes in the GT class (formerly GT2) in the 2010 American Le Mans Series. Running in the series' premier production-based category, the twin Compuware Corvette C6.R race cars will race against showroom rivals representing Ferrari, Porsche, BMW, Aston Martin, Jaguar, and Ford.
The 2010 season marks Corvette Racing's 12th year in international road racing. The team made its competition debut in February 1999 in the Daytona 24-hour race, finishing third and 12th. From that modest start, Corvette Racing has become one of the world's most successful production sports car teams, winning eight consecutive ALMS GT1 manufacturers and team championships and seven straight ALMS GT1 drivers' titles.
Corvette Racing won 78 of the 110 races it contested through October 2009. The team's list of accomplishments includes 54 one-two finishes, six class victories in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, seven class wins in the Sebring 12-hour enduro, seven class titles in the 1,000-mile/10-hour Petit Le Mans, and an overall victory in the Daytona 24-hour race.
Based on the Corvette ZR1 supercar, the GT2 Corvette C6.R has strong links to the production version of America's performance icon. The GT rules require the use of many production-based components, expanding the opportunities for the two-way transfer of technology between the race track and the showroom. The Corvette C6.R utilizes the ZR1's body design, aerodynamic package, aluminum frame and chassis structure, steering system, windshield, and other components. The race team has prepared the cars for the rigors of endurance racing with safety and performance modifications as permitted by the rulebook.
Corvette Racing's on-track success has made Corvette a performance icon that's recognized around the world.
"As an authentic way to communicate to knowledgeable customers, nothing beats racing," said Tadge Juechter, Corvette chief engineer. "As a cost-effective means to improve vehicle performance, nothing beats racing. These are the reasons racing is in Corvette's DNA.
Corvette Racing's driver lineup has been revised in 2010 with the addition of Emmanuel Collard alongside Oliver Gavin and Olivier Beretta for three long-distance races (Sebring, Le Mans, and Petit Le Mans). Antonio Garcia returns as the third driver with Johnny O'Connell and Jan Magnussen in endurance events. Canadian Ron Fellows, a charter member of Corvette Racing, continues with the team in an ambassadorial role.
The Corvette C6.R race program continues Chevrolet's tradition of racing production-based vehicles to improve the breed. It is a commitment that has taken Chevy's two-seater from the runways of Sebring in the '50s to Le Mans in the 21st century. The continuous exchange of information and the constant transfer of technology between the racing and production programs ensure that lessons learned on the track benefit every Corvette on the highway.
For all of the team's success in the last 11 seasons, perhaps its most significant victory to date was its overall win in the inaugural ALMS Green Challenge on Oct. 4, 2008, a "race within a race" contested in conjunction with Petit Le Mans. Working with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S Department of Energy, and SAE International, the series organizers and the Argonne National Laboratory determined the "greenest" entries in the Prototype and GT classes based on energy used, greenhouse gases emitted, and petroleum fuels displaced. The Green Challenge was designed to recognize the fastest car with the smallest environmental impact – and when the results were tallied, Corvette Racing's No. 3 Compuware Corvette C6.R, powered by cellulosic E85 ethanol, had the best score among the 37 entries, securing the GT team award for Corvette Racing and the GT manufacturer award for GM.
Corvette Racing has also won accolades away from the track. In February 2006, the championship-winning Corvette C6.R race car was named the "North American Car of the Year" over marques such as Audi, Aston Martin and Maserati by dailysportscar.com, a noted online magazine that provides in-depth coverage of sports car and GT series worldwide. In November 2006, Corvette Racing's LS7.R small-block V-8 was honored as the "Global Motorsport Engine of the Year" at the inaugural Professional Motorsport World Expo in Cologne, Germany. The award was voted by an expert panel of 50 key race engine engineers representing the spectrum of motorsports.
The Corvette C6.R race car is the most technically advanced sports car ever developed by GM, combining sophisticated chassis, powertrain and aerodynamic technology developed by GM Racing with the advanced engineering of the sixth-generation Corvette, Corvette Z06, and Corvette ZR1 production models.
The Corvette C6.R has strong links to its showroom counterpart, as required by the ALMS and Le Mans rules that mandate close adherence to production specifications. For example, the same hydroformed frame rails used in production Corvettes provide a strong foundation for the race cars. The race-prepared LS5.5R engine shares its architecture with the production 505-horsepower LS7 small-block V-8 that powers the Corvette Z06.
For more than 50 years, racing has played a key role in defining Corvette as America's performance icon. Corvette's first class victory at the 12 Hours of Sebring in 1956 was the first step onto the world stage that established its reputation as a contender in top-level competition. Now, with eight ALMS manufacturers championships, seven drivers championships and six GT1 class victories in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, America's favorite sports car now stands at the pinnacle of international endurance racing.


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Q: React.js server-side rendering with moment.js dependency I'm using the react-rails gem and I have it configured to render correctly on the server-side using the instructions provided in the readme, ie:
# Gemfile
gem "therubyracer", platforms: :ruby

My view:
# show.html.erb
<%= react_component('BlahApp', { something: @user.something, stuff: @user.stuff }, { prerender: true }) %>

I do have one component that heavily uses moment.js through the momentjs-rails gem, and I can't seem to get server-side rendering to work with that:
Encountered error "ReferenceError: moment is not defined"

moment.js is correctly included in the assets pipeline by Sprockets, but I suspect that isn't happening on the server side.
What's the correct way to include additional JS libraries for server-side rendering with React, whether through these gems or in general?

A: You haven't provide any code example how you are setting it up right now but from what you have described the best way is to use require() on both backend and frontend.
require() works on node.js out of the box. To achieve the same effect in browser you can use browserify.

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Awareness and Attitude towards Utilization of Reproductive Health Services among Adolescents in Calabar Municipality
Article Author: Oyira, Emilia James, Margaret Mombel Opiah
Purpose: The main focus of this study was awareness and attitude towards utilization of Reproductive health services among adolescents in Calabar Municipality. Objectives: In order to successfully carry out the study, the following objectives were formulated to guide the study. To determine the level of awareness of adolescents towards utilization of reproductive health services in Calabar municipality. To assess the attitudes of adolescents towards utilization of reproductive health services in Calabar municipality. To identify the barriers of adolescents towards utilization of reproductive health services in Calabar municipality. Literature: Literature, was reviewed based on the research variables, Methods: the research instrument used in collecting data for analysis was a questionnaire which was administered on one hundred and fifty (150) adolescents in Calabar Municipality who served as sample for the study. Their responses were analyzed using frequencies, percentage and Pearson product moment correlation analysis and the following results were obtained. Results: in table 3 indicate that 50(33.3%) of the respondents strongly agreed that they did not like reproductive health services because of its complications to health while 3(2%) agreed, 84(56%) of the respondents strongly disagreed while 13 (8.6%) of the respondents disagreed. 40(26.6%) of the respondents strongly agreed, that they like reproductive health services because it prevents unwanted pregnancy, 44(29.3) disagreed, 60(40) of the respondents strongly disagreed while 6(4%) disagreed. 8(26.6%) strongly agreed that they love going to hospital because the nurses there will explain different methods of reproductive health services to them 90(60%) agreed, while 2(1.3%) strongly disagreed, 50(33.3%) disagreed. 80(53.5%) of the respondents strongly agreed that they love reproductive health services because they do not want to be pregnant, 8(5.3%) agreed, 60(40%) strongly disagreed and 2(1.3%) disagreed. 30(20%) of the respondents strongly disagreed that most adolescent choose the wrong method because it offers an appropriate method to each adolescent 30(20%) disagreed while 45(30%) agreed, 45(30%) strongly agreed. 45(30%) of the respondents strongly agreed that most women choose the wrong method because of improper counseling based on culture religion and ignorance 30(20) agreed while 30(20%) strongly disagreed and 45(30%) disagreed. Conclusion: Reproductive health services were accessible to adolescents in Calabar Municipality. And most adolescents were aware of the reproductive health services but fail to utilize it. There is no significant relationship between attitude of reproductive health services and adolescents utilization of reproductive health; Reproductive health services were available to the public for use. There is no significant relationship between barriers of reproductive health services and adolescents utilization of reproductive health services. Nevertheless, it was concluded that Local Government authorities should organize enlightenment campaigns, to educate adolescents in the area on the importance of reproductive health services.
Keywords: Adolescence, Reproductive Health, Utilization, attitude, awareness
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Norwich City chief executive David McNally says the club had "no choice" but to sack Chris Hughton after Saturday's 1-0 home defeat by West Bromwich Albion.
McNally says the club's run of four points from their past six matches, and seven consecutive away defeats, is "relegation form".
Youth team coach Neil Adams, who has taken charge until the end of the season, says it was a "no-brainer" to take on the challenge of keeping the Canaries in the top flight.


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Tayto Limited ist ein irischer Hersteller von Knabberartikeln wie Popcorn und Kartoffelchips, dessen Produkte auch hauptsächlich auf die Republik Irland begrenzt vertrieben werden. Taytos Sitz und seine Produktionseinrichtungen befanden sich bis September 2005 in Coolock, County Dublin, bevor das Unternehmen Largo Foods mit Sitz in Ashbourne mit der Herstellung beauftragt wurde. Im Juli 2006 wurde Tayto von Largo Foods schließlich gekauft.

Tayto wird zugeschrieben, bereits im Jahr 1954 das "Cheese and Onion"-, also Käse-Zwiebel-Aroma für Kartoffelchips entwickelt zu haben. Die langjährige Marktpräsenz führte dazu, dass im umgangssprachlichen Vokabular vor allem der irischen Landbevölkerung "Tayto" als Synonym für Kartoffelchips im Allgemeinen verwendet wird. Die Tayto-Produkte sind auch beliebter Importartikel für irischstämmige Auswanderer weltweit.

Das Unternehmen ist nicht zu verwechseln mit einer nordirischen Firma gleichen Namens und gleicher Branche, die 1956 mit Produktionstechniken und Lizenz der irischen Tayto gegründet wurde. Diese trägt den Namen Tayto (NI) Ltd. und vertreibt ihre Produkte in Großbritannien sowie anderen Ländern.

Tayto Park
Im November 2010 eröffnete Tayto direkt neben dem Hauptwerk im irischen Ashbourne den Familienpark "Tayto Park". Der Freizeitpark verfügt über diverse Spielplätze, Klettergerüste und Familienattraktionen. Weiterhin wird eine Führung durch das Werk angeboten. Für die Saison 2015 plant der Park eine Rekord-Holzachterbahn mit Inversionen, die somit eine Europaneuheit wird.

Weblinks
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Wonderful Chesterfield no step condo opportunity. Clean, crisp and well maintained describes this home. Fresh paint, new fixtures, crown moldings and wood burning fireplace. Main floor laundry, custom closets, master suite and attached garage. Open flowing floor plan and fantastic all weather/dry below patio/outdoor space. Unbeatable west co location and Parkway Schools.


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Jimi Hendrix, Pulp, A$AP Rocky films to screen at SXSW
Leonie Cooper Jan 31, 2014 7:36 pm GMT
The film leg of the Texan festival takes place March 7-15
A host of music films are set to screen at this year's SXSW festival in Austin, Texas.
All Is By My Side, the Jimi Hendrix biopic – featuring Outkast's Andre 3000 as the iconic guitarist – will receive its US premiere at the festival, while Sheffield: Sex City, about Pulp's final show in 2012, SVDDXNLY, about A$AP Rocky, and American Interior, about Super Furry Animals' frontman Gruff Rhys, will all have their world premieres at the event.
The film portion of SXSW takes place from March 7-15. God Help the Girl, which is directed by Belle and Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch, will also be shown, as will The Possibilities Are Endless, which tells the story of the stroke and subsequent recovery of Edwyn Collins.
The music leg of SXSW takes place in various venues from March 11-16, and will see sets from Action Bronson, Cherry Glazerr, Chlöe Howl, East India Youth, The Family Rain, Fat White Family, Gang Of Youths, Angel Olsen, The Orwells, Perfect Pussy, San Fermin, Superfood, Sharon Van Etten, Diarrhea Planet, John Newman, Spires, Wolf Alice, Drenge, London Grammar and Bring Me The Horizon. For a full list of bands playing the event, visit SXSW.com.


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/// <reference path="../jmx/ts/workspace.ts"/>
/// <reference path="../jvm/ts/jolokia/jolokiaService.ts"/>
/// <reference path="models.ts"/>
/// <reference path="rbac.directive.ts"/>
/// <reference path="rbac.service.ts"/>
/// <reference path="jmxTreeProcessor.ts"/>

namespace RBAC {

  export const pluginName: string = "hawtio-jmx-rbac";
  export const log: Logging.Logger = Logger.get(pluginName);

  angular
    .module(pluginName, [])
    .directive('hawtioShow', HawtioShow.factory)
    .service('rbacTasks', RBACTasksFactory.create)
    .service('rbacACLMBean', RBACACLMBeanFactory.create)
    .run(addTreePostProcessor);

  const TREE_POSTPROCESSOR_NAME = "rbac";

  function addTreePostProcessor(
    jolokia: Jolokia.IJolokia,
    jolokiaStatus: JVM.JolokiaStatus,
    rbacTasks: RBACTasks,
    preLogoutTasks: Core.Tasks,
    workspace: Jmx.Workspace): void {
    'ngInject';

    preLogoutTasks.addTask("ResetRBAC", () => {
      log.debug("Resetting RBAC tasks");
      rbacTasks.reset();
      workspace.removeNamedTreePostProcessor(TREE_POSTPROCESSOR_NAME);
    });

    // add info to the JMX tree if we have access to invoke on mbeans or not
    let processor = new JmxTreeProcessor(jolokia, jolokiaStatus, rbacTasks);
    rbacTasks.addTask("JMXTreePostProcess",
      () => workspace.addNamedTreePostProcessor(TREE_POSTPROCESSOR_NAME,
        (tree: Jmx.Folder) => processor.process(tree)));
  }

  hawtioPluginLoader.addModule(pluginName);
}


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Q: Addition returns wrong value in JavaScript When I tried with additions of variables I saw that:
https://jsfiddle.net/tyfyLsw9/
I think it's because this doesn't contain an integer.
  var month = $("#monthd").val();
  var J = 1;
  var D = 8;
  var K = J + D;
  var U = J + month;

As you can see in fiddle J + month returns 110 instead of 11, why?

A: its a string, so the number you are adding gets coerced into a string as well. "10" + "1" = "101";
simply wrap the value returned in a Number Construct
var month = Number($("#monthd").val());

additionally you can use parseInt if the values are integers.
var month = parseInt($("#monthd").val(), 10);

the , 10 is important to parse it with base 10.


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Unified Communications Trouble Shooter apprentices are taught how to provide customers (internal or external) with a specialist technical service to set them up on unified communications systems and to resolve problems when they arise. They'll install equipment and software and handle incidents and requests for help, including providing fault diagnostic across a broad range of unified communications technologies in accordance with business service level agreements.
Demonstrate competence against four knowledge modules: Server, Security Principles, Network Services and Voice and Data Solutions. These are assessed by examinations set by the British Computer Society and regulated by Ofqual. Apprentices must pass all four modules.
Successful Unified Communications Trouble Shooter apprentices go on into roles such as a Unified Communications Desk Engineer, Unified Communications Field Engineer, Data Field Engineer, Voice Field Engineer, Microsoft Support Field Engineer and Microsoft Consultant.
Apprentices will achieve three BCS qualifications and one vendor qualification.
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Jerry Pournelle has a good bit on deflationary spirals today.
The new fear is deflation. There's also the plea that we don't really understand deflation. Roosevelt didn't understand it either, although the New Deal took a number of measures to combat it, including requiring farmers to pour out milk and slaughter little pigs in the hopes of driving prices higher (see Amity Schlaes The Forgotten Man for a lot more on that.) What the New Deal did understand was that deflation brought about a nasty spiral, and the Great Depression hung on and on and on. Japan, having been the model for economic growth -- I suppose not many remember when Japanese visitors drove a real estate boom in Hawaii -- suddenly went bust and a deflationary period came with a long period of slow economic growth. People talk about the lost decade. Deflation, slow economic growth, and rising unemployment all went together.
As an example; for a number of years we had the North American Free Trade agreement. Ross Perot worried that the "giant sucking sound" you heard was the export of American jobs to Mexico. Indeed, a great number of maquiladores, factories just across the border in Mexico, sprang up, and a great number of jobs were moved to Mexico. Most of those were light manufacturing, labor intensive work making consumer goods. The result was lower prices of such consumer goods. That brought down prices in the US, and one supposes that it cost some US jobs, but the times were pretty good. Most of the maquiladores were built with US capital and much of the profit returned to US owned companies, while at the same time the presence of good jobs in Mexico lightened the pressure on the US borders.
Then came Wal-Mart (and others, but I particularly remember Wal-Mart) which put pressure on its suppliers to bring prices even lower. The way to do that was to export the jobs from Mexico to China while at the same time insisting on unrestricted free trade with China. (The Chinese began by demanding "most favored nation" status, meaning that they'd get as good a tariff deal as Mexico.) Chinese labor was cheaper than labor in the maquiladores. The result was the ruin of many of the maquiladores. The jobs were exported to China. I don't know if the reciprocal free trade with China brought about more US export, but it doesn't seem to have. I know that in the case of intellectual property, there tended to be the export of a few US copies followed by the widespread availability of the property -- books, movies, software, music -- in Chinese editions that didn't pay any royalties back to the US. Perhaps there were compensating sales I don't know about. Mostly, though, jobs flowed to China.
Over time a good part of the US economy shifted from making consumer goods to opening containers of consumer goods made in China. The Mexican economy was hit even harder as the maquiladores began to shrink, then close.
The result was lower prices of consumer goods, but also unemployment in the US and Mexico.
No one seems to recognize this as a self-inflicted deflationary spiral, but I do wonder if we didn't do exactly that to ourselves? And meanwhile we continue to impose all kinds of regulations -- many very good I am sure -- on American businesses. Minimum wages, safety regulations, work rules, retirement packages, health care -- all of which raise the price of American labor and make it far more profitable to export a job than to create one.
I have for a long time thought that imposing a 10% across the board tariff on imported goods -- all of them -- would make considerable sense. It might even slow down the self-inflicted deflationary spiral of lower cost goods and rising unemployment. And note that unemployment isn't free, as witness the continuing extension of unemployment benefits. Money paid as unemployment compensation is extracted from the still-profitable part of the economy, and of course unemployment compensation taxes make US labor more expensive, and thus encourages job export: job export brings lower prices and more unemployment.
I continue to be puzzled by the fear of deflation. I am not enough of an economist to know the economic arguments, although the historical analogy with the Great Depression is clear enough. I just cannot help but protest, the long period of deflation in Japan has not been the end of the world. I am not Japanese, nor do I live there, but I still fail to see that life has suddenly become horrible for the Japanese. The fear and the observable results do not match.
I do understand that the econometric models predict that the economy will suffer in this situation. Like Pournelle, I want to know whether success has been properly defined in those models?


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■ MQ Construction Inc., 1212 Brighton Drive, new single-family residential, $166,875.
■ MQ Construction Inc., 1208 Brighton Drive, new single-family residential, $154,500.
■ Rocky Russell Builders Inc., 3329 Briarcliff Drive, Units 1-8, multifamily townhome, $848,080.
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■ Spectrum Homes, 3501 Devereux Lane, new single-family residential, $247,200.
■ Eastern Dermatology Properties, 420 Spring Forest Road, commercial alterations, $0.
■ Steven Matthew Cerutti and Chandra Speight Cerutti, single-family alteration, 1385 Forrest Acres Drive, $300,000.
■ James A. Grady Jr. and Vicky L. Grady, 704 Van-Gert Drive, swimming pool, $63,306.
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This program has been offered by Wellspring for many years under the name "Metastatic and Advanced Cancer Support Group". It is an unstructured support group model that provides a community for patients with metastatic or advanced cancer to meet with one another for support, networking and information in a safe and confidential setting. Members may share stories and explore the unique emotional, social and practical challenges of living with metastatic disease. The program is led by seasoned health care professionals with a wealth of experience working with patients with advanced cancer.
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Man United's Juan Mata lauds Rafa Benitez and 'big club' Newcastle
Juan Mata is looking forward to seeing Rafa Benitez at Old Trafford.
Monday, 13th November 2017, 10:26 am
Updated Tuesday, 12th December 2017, 7:09 am
The Manchester United midfielder says he was "lucky" to work under Benitez at Chelsea, his former club.
Benitez takes his Newcastle United side to Old Trafford on Saturday evening for a televised Premier League game.
Rafa Benitez and Bolo Zenden with the Europa League trophy
Mata, a Europa League winner under Benitez at Chelsea, has spoken about his respect for Benitez, who he believes is in charge of a "big club".
Writing in his personal blog on Man United's official website, Mata said: "Today, we return to training with the mindset on the Newcastle match and the importance of the months that lie ahead, as they come loaded with games, especially during the Christmas period.
"These are moments in which good form of the team can be decisive for the second part of the season.
"Returning now to our game against Newcastle on Saturday, everyone knows they are newly-promoted, but they are still a big club with several Spanish players. Among them Rafa Benitez, a manager with whom I was lucky to work with in the past.
"It will be nice to see him again. We hope to play a good game that allows us to get all three points, and continue showing that strength in Old Trafford."


The name of the organisation is the City Legal Information Group. This may be abbreviated to CLIG.
CLIG exists to develop the role of legal information professionals in and around the City of London.
CLIG intends to organise a variety of meetings throughout the year to facilitate members' continuing professional development opportunities and to provide a forum for networking for mutual benefit.
Membership is open to everyone with an interest in the provision of legal information. The activities of the Group are, however, usually held in and around the City of London.
All membership of CLIG is personal and non-transferable, and will be granted or renewed only after the current annual subscription has been paid. Membership renewals are due annually on 1 April. Any member not having renewed their membership by 1 July will be deemed to have resigned. Subscription rates are set annually, and must be approved by the membership at the Annual General Meeting.
Each member has one vote and only members have the right to be elected as officers or members of the Committee.
An Annual General Meeting shall be held at such time and place as the Committee decides but not more than 15 months shall elapse between the date of one Annual General Meeting of the organization and the next.
The business of the AGM will be decided by a show of hands and there is no provision for proxy voting. Tellers may be appointed by the AGM Chair to count the votes and unless the meeting decides otherwise a simple majority will suffice.
Meetings to fulfil the objects of the organisation are held at such times and places as the Committee decides.
The Committee shall consist of the offices of: Chair; Vice Chair; Membership Secretary; Treasurer; and Newsletter Editor/Webmaster and a maximum of six Ordinary Members.
The Chair shall serve a term of office of one year and will not be eligible to perform that role within three years. If no Committee member is able to take on the role of Chair, the existing Chair may continue in the post for a further year. The Vice Chair will automatically become Chair after one year, save that should it be known before the election that the Vice Chair cannot assume this duty, the post of Chair will be filled during the election. The Treasurer, Membership Secretary and Newsletter Editor/Webmaster may be re-elected to those positions for a maximum of three consecutive years, following which they will not be eligible for re-election to their former post for a period of three years.
Elections shall be held annually for any post on the Committee which is coming vacant and for which there is more than one nominee. If there is only one nomination for a post the post shall be deemed not vacant. If there is more than one nomination for the post the Membership Secretary shall organise a ballot of the members.
The funds of the organisation are vested in the Committee which will maintain a bank account. The Treasurer is at all times responsible for the administration of the funds of the organisation and is so accountable to the Committee and the Annual General Meeting.
Cheques up to £750 may be drawn on the signature of any Officer. Above this amount the signature of another Officer is additionally required.
An Honorary Auditor, not a member of the Committee, shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting. He/she is expected to certify the accuracy of the accounts as presented to the Annual General Meeting.
The Constitution may be amended by proposal published not less than 10 days in advance of the Annual General Meeting and only then if 55% of the members present at the Annual General Meeting vote in favour of the proposal. In order to better facilitate the work of the Committee, the Committee may from time to time make bye-laws to amend the Constitution in small matters not affectingFinance or the fundamental relationship between the Committee and Membership.
These bye-laws may only be created or amended in committee meetings by a quorate majority of the Committee. All bye-laws made/amended by the Committee shall be communicated to the membership within one month of their creation/amendment and shall also be published on the CLIG website.
A resolution to dissolve the organisation may be moved only at an Annual General Meeting supported by 75% of the members present. The organisation shall automatically be dissolved if it fails to hold an Annual General Meeting for two consecutive years.
Any property remaining after the discharge of all debts and liabilities of the organisation shall be given to the Wallace Breem Memorial Fund.
If you have any views on the CLIG Constitution, please contact the Chair.


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SOS Children's Village Guarda
The inauguration of the third SOS Children's Village in Portugal took place in October 1986. The SOS Children's Village Guarda is located in the northern part of the country at a distance of about 15 kms from the city centre of the town of Guarda. It has been set up on a hilly site and offers a beautiful view over the city. The region around Guarda, where Portugal reaches its topographically highest level, is known for its cold - and sometimes even white - winters.
The SOS Children's Village Guarda consists of the family houses, the Village Director's house and an administrative building. In addition to that, an SOS Youth Facility has been set up. (The young people move to the Youth House, in order to prepare for their independent life.) A beautiful playground has been laid out under big old chestnut trees. The children from the SOS Children's Village attend public primary and secondary schools in the vicinity.
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BONUS: This edition contains excerpts from John Grisham's The Litigators and Calico Joe.
In 1998, in the small East Texas city of Sloan, Travis Boyette abducted, raped, and strangled a popular high school cheerleader. He buried her body so that it would never be found, then watched in amazement as police and prosecutors arrested and convicted Donté Drumm, a local football star, and marched him off to death row.
Now nine years have passed. Travis has just been paroled in Kansas for a different crime; Donté is four days away from his execution. Travis suffers from an inoperable brain tumor. For the first time in his miserable life, he decides to do what's right and confess. But how can a guilty man convince lawyers, judges, and politicians that they're about to execute an innocent man?


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Starz's Outlander Reaches Season Four Finale!
The fourth season finale of Outlander (Starz, Sundays, 8/7C) airs this weekend. Check out the episode blurb below.
Outlander's 50th Episode Airs This Weekend!
'Everyone's favorite century-defying couple' (marie clare) reaches a milestone when Outlander episode Wilmington airs this Sunday (8/7C) on Starz. Episode blurb follows.
The Start of What America Will Become Trailer: Outlander: Season 4!
The new trailer for season four of Outlander opens with Claire and Jamie Fraser looking out over a beautiful, unspoiled vista in America and thinking of the possibilities ahead – before giving us glimpses of the harrowing times ahead. Starz's Outlander: Season 4 premieres on Sunday, November 4th (8/7).
Outlander to Debut at New York Comic Con!
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Outlander will make its New York Comic Con debut this fall. Outlander Stars Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Sophie Skelton and Richard Rankin will attend New York Comic Con on Saturday, October 6th.
Outlander Renewed for Seasons 5 & 6!
As filming continues on Outlander: Season 4 (see preview photos above and following), Starz has announced that its hit time travel/romance series has been renewed for seasons five and six. Seasons five and six will each play out over 12 episodes respectively and will be based on material from the fifth book in the Outlander […]
Outlander: Season Three Limited Edtion Arrives In April!
Outlander: Season Three will arrive in stores in three formats: DVD, Blu-ray and Limited Collectors Edition. The Blu-ray/DVD set will include 27 deleted and extended scenes with introductions Ronald D. Moore, a gag reel and two featurettes: A Traveling Show Takes Sail and "The Transformation of Geillis Duncan. The Limited Edition will also include: podcast commentary […]
Starz To Give Outlander Fans Glimpse of Season Four!
Following a broadcast marathon of Outlander: Season Three, Starz will air a scene form the first episode of Season Four. The third season of Outlander will marathon beginning at 9:05 am(8:05C) on Sunday, January 14th. The new scene will follow the marathon at 10:00 pm (9:00C).
It's About Time! Outlander's Lovers To Reunite!
After a long hiatus and five episodes filled with monumental (and sometimes heartrending twist), Claire and Jamie will – at long last – be reunited. The sixth episode of Outlander's third season, A. Malcolm, Claire and Jamie are finally together again – but, of course, there are obstacles to be overcome. Beginning at 5pm(4C), October […]
Stuck In The Past Trailer: Outlander: Season Three!
Even after twenty years in her present, Clare still longs to find out what happened to Jamie – and, if possible, to return to him. Complicating things are her marriage to Frank and their daughter, Brianna. Outlander returns to Starz on Sunday, September 10th (8/7C).
Outlander Season 3 Premiere Date Announced!
Outlander Season Three finds Claire and Jamie separated by centuries and continents – her in the 1960s and him in the 1700s. But true love is never lost… The thirteen episode third season of Outlander will premiere on Sunday, September 10th.
Outlander Book Three Teaser To Air During The White Princess Premiere!
The first teaser for Season Three of Starz's hit series Outlander will air during the premiere of limited series The White Princess. The story will pick up immediately following Claire traveling through the stones to return to her life in 1948. The White Princess premieres on Starz on Sunday, April 16th (8/7C)


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Water – Spring 2014
Concerns about a coming water crisis are gaining the attention of scholars, not just in countries where water is scarce, but globally. Water scarcity and water quality are interrelated problems that are both likely to deteriorate in the face of climate change. The Clarke Forum's theme for the spring 2014 semester will explore how water impacts all of us in ways we are often unaware. Topics will range from the global to the local, from the impact of climate change on regional water scarcity, to the prevention of conflict about water resources and the implications of drinking bottled water.
John Englander '72
Oceanographer
Melting Ice, Rising Seas, Shifting Shorelines…The New Reality
Stern Center, Great Room, 7 p.m.
Sea level rise is now unstoppable. Englander will explain the latest science, put sea level rise into historic perspective, and explain what we can expect and how we should plan for the future.
A book sale and signing will follow the presentation.
This event is sponsored by the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues and co-sponsored by the Churchill Fund, the Center for Sustainability Education and the departments of earth sciences, biology, international business and management, international studies and policy studies. It is also part of the Clarke Forum's Leadership in an Age of Uncertainty Series.
John Englander is an oceanographer, consultant and leading expert on sea level rise. He brings the diverse points of view of an industry scientist, entrepreneur and CEO to this critical issue. For over 30 years, he has been a leader in both the private sector and the non-profit arena, serving as CEO for such noteworthy organizations as The Cousteau Society and The International SeaKeepers Society.
Englander graduated Dickinson College with a double major in geology and economics. His bestselling book, Read more
James Salzman
Professor, Duke University
By explaining how drinking water highlights the most pressing issues of our time, from globalization and social justice to terrorism and climate change, and how humans have been wrestling with these problems for centuries, Salzman shows us how complex a simple glass of water can be.
This event is sponsored by the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues and co-sponsored by the Departments of Economics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science, Environmental Studies and Environmental Science. It is also part of the Clarke Forum's semester theme, Water.
James Salzman holds joint appointments at Duke University as the Samuel Fox Mordecai Professor of Law at the Law School and as the Nicholas Institute Professor of Environmental Policy at the Nicholas School of the Environment. In more than eight books and seventy articles and book chapters, his broad-ranging scholarship has addressed topics spanning trade and environment conflicts, drinking water, environmental protection in the service economy, wetlands mitigation banking, and the legal and institutional issues in creating markets for ecosystem services.
A dedicated classroom teacher and colleague, Salzman has twice been voted Professor of the Read more
Steven Solomon
Brave New World of Water
Freshwater, civilization's most indispensable resource, is growing increasingly scarce. Solomon will explore how global water resource scarcity is transforming our economies, politics, environment, national security, basic human health and what we can do about these trends.
This event is sponsored by the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues and is also part of the Clarke Forum's semester theme, Water.
Steven Solomon has written for The New York Times, BusinessWeek, The Economist, Forbes, and Esquire. He has been a regular commentator on NPR's Marketplace, and has appeared as a featured guest on the late the "CBS Evening News," BBC-TV, "Morning Joe" (MSNBC), "Tavis Smiley," Tim Russert's CNBC show, Al Jazeera, Fox News, "The Diane Rehm Show," NPR's Talk of the Nation, All Things Considered and The World, Larry Mantle's "AirTalk," "The Jim Bohannon Show," Bloomberg TV, and various other news programs.
Solomon has addressed the Carnegie Council, Wilson Center, Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, The Nature Conservancy, the U.S. Department of Defense, Read more
Carl Bruch
Senior Attorney, Environmental Law Institute
Water, Conflict, and Peacebuilding
Sorting myth from reality by drawing upon an emerging body of research on water and peacebuilding, Bruch will survey what we have learned about water, conflict, and peacebuilding over the past twenty years.
Carl Bruch is a senior attorney and co-director of international programs at the Environmental Law Institute (ELI). He has helped countries and organizations throughout Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe develop and strengthen their environmental laws, improve institutions, and build capacity. He has worked on a range of issues related to natural resources, conflict, and post-conflict peacebuilding, including in East Timor, Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Liberia, Montenegro, Sierra Leone, and South Sudan, among other countries. He is currently coordinating a global initiative with UNEP, the University of Tokyo, and McGill University to examine experiences in managing natural resources to support post-conflict peacebuilding. This initiative is generating six edited books with 150 case studies by 225 authors in 50 countries (Earthscan 2012-2014), Read more
Catherine O'Reilly
Professor, Illinois State University
Global Consequences of Current Lake Warming
Current climate change significantly affects water quality and fish production in freshwater ecosystems with potentially dire consequences for developing countries. This talk explores global patterns in recent lake warming, and describes how these changes are related to climate, geography, and lake shape.
This event is sponsored by the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues. This program is also part of the Clarke Forum's semester theme, Water.
Catherine O'Reilly is an assistant professor in the Department of Geography-Geology at Illinois State University. Her research focuses on nutrient cycles and freshwater biogeochemistry, with an interest in human impacts and climate change. Much of her initial work focused on Lake Tanganyika, East Africa, where her research was among the first to show ecosystem-scale impacts of current climate change. Dr. O'Reilly is involved in the Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network (GLEON) and the Global Lake Temperature Collaboration (GLTC). She has been the recipient of several National Science Foundation awards and given scientific presentations around the world. Dr. O'Reilly has a B.A. from Carleton College and a Ph.D. from the University Read more


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It's National Coffee Day, and as your Optometrists, we say "drink up!"
Coffee has been shown to help in the prevention of deteriorating eyesight and possible blindness from retinal degeneration due to glaucoma, aging and diabetes. According to a study by Cornell University, coffee contains 7% to 9% chlorogenic acid, a strong antioxidant that prevents retinal degeneration in mice.
The study, published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry states, "The retina is a thin tissue layer on the inside, back wall of the eye with millions of light-sensitive cells and other nerve cells that receive and organize visual information. It is also one of the most metabolically active tissues, demanding high levels of oxygen and making it prone to oxidative stress. The lack of oxygen and production of free radicals leads to tissue damage and loss of sight."
In the study, mice eyes were treated with nitric oxide, which creates oxidative stress and free radicals, leading to retinal degeneration, but mice pretreated with CLA developed no retinal damage.
The study is "important in understanding functional foods, that is, natural foods that provide beneficial health effects," Chang Lee, professor of food science and the study's senior author, said in a statement. "Coffee is the most popular drink in the world, and we are understanding what benefit we can get from that."
Coffee has also been shown to cut the risk of such chronic diseases as Parkinson's, prostate cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer's and age-related cognitive declines. So go out and visit one of the many amazing locally owned coffee shops in Reno Tahoe, and enjoy a cup of Joe!
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Nelson Nunatak () is a mainly ice-covered nunatak in the middle of Hand Glacier, in the Victory Mountains, Victoria Land. Mapped by United States Geological Survey (USGS) from surveys and U.S. Navy air photos, 1960–64. Named by Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names (US-ACAN) for Thomas R. Nelson, U.S. Navy, construction mechanic at McMurdo Station, 1967.

The nunatak is part of the Selkirk Mountain System

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Nunataks of Victoria Land
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Q: problems with my website slideshow i'm building this website for a wine company and in this particular page i have a problem with the slideshow
as you can see on the link http://achavalferrer.com/test/productos-finca-mirador the slideshow work perfectly but when i resize the browser it breaks, the images is too big for the screen, but, if you keep decreasing the browser it suddenly fits so it looks good on medium size devices but keeps screwing on large ones, i don't know what's going on but i need to fix this ASAP...

A: I would introduce you in using the slick.js plugin for fully responsive Slideshows. It works very well and i think you can avoid your problem with it.
http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/


Contemporary colors and designs sparkle on the page with glitter Lokta origami paper featuring a sheen of glitter in metallic copper on a natural-colored paper. Nepalese paper artisans hand-craft Lokta paper out of fibers from the bark of the Lokta bush and then silkscreen eye-catching designs onto the sheet.
Inspired by the stars, Lokta glitter origami paper features a dense sheen of glitter in metallic copper on an eco-friendly, natural colored paper.
Lokta Paper is a strong, durable and eco-friendly paper hand made from the fiber of the "Nepal Paper Plant," also called the Daphne Shrub or Lokta Bush. The pulp fibers are long and flexible providing exceptional strength while maintaining its light weight. This paper features subtle fiber inclusions, adding natural beauty to whatever you create with it. Use it in bookbinding, interior design, collage, origami and many other paper craft projects.
Lokta Papers are acid-free and weigh approximately 45 to 60 gsm for a moderate weight. The handmade paper lends itself to a multitude of origami and other art applications.


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Discussion in '7th Generation (2003-2008) [Acura TSX]' started by PeteP, Saturday 13th Apr, 2019.
Apologies if this has already been covered, but I can't see a 'Search' function where I can find previous threads.
If you mean update.. as in newer maps... Yes you can. The latest versions is V3.C0 for 2018 maps.
Prices vary, but thre are originals out there on ebay for as little as £20-30... But be aware that a dodgy copy can cause issues with the DVD unit and lead to premature failure. So always check that you are getting an OEM one.
I picked one up about 6 months ago myself.
Thank you for your input. Honda want £195 I believe but I've now seen one on eBay for, as you, say about £20. I've checked the seller's feedback specifically for copies sold to Accord owners and all seemed good.


I will be focusing on travel as much as possible this year. These are the plans I have so far, I will update it as new plans are made.
I'm always looking to do guest spots as well, if you have a space for me please send me a message!
I will have a big book of pre-made designs & flash sheets to choose from, or I can draw a custom piece just for you. I intend on having new prints, paintings & other merch available for sale as well.
If you have any questions about booking any of these destinations don't hesitate to DM on Instagram (@verylame) or email |tattooingbyjenny@gmail.com|TattooingByJenny.
Time for a new home! As of mid-March, I will be moving on from my shop in Parkdale to working at my friend Lauren Wilson's shop in the Village, Divine Tattoo.
My hours & current booking practices will remain the same, only the location will change. I'll open myself up to walk-ins in the Spring & Summer, but will be travelling as much as possible as well.
Looking for another guest spot in the Alberta (Calgary/Banff) area, if you can help me out drop me a line!
-Touch-ups will be complimentary for up to 6 months instead of a year, & are at my discretion. Damage caused by poor care/infection will be fixed at a fee.
Feel free to message me about booking appointments at any of these spots. I will have a book of pre-drawn designs with me, most of which are posted regularly on my Instagram @verylame.
As of Jan 1st 2018 you can find me back in a proper shop, still in the Parkdale neighbourhood of Toronto. I'm joining Fabrizio Divari in his private studio at Queen St W & Brock Ave. The address can be found in my Contact section.
For the first few months I'll still be operating by appointment only, but in Spring 2018 I'll be opening up regularly for walk-ins. Follow me on Instagram at @verylame for updates. Currently I am working Mon-Sat 12:30pm-8pm.
Booking appointments & payments still works the same way, although my rates have gone up slightly. After 10 years of tattooing I work too fast to still charge the same prices. I am now working for a $90 minimum, and $170/hr for larger projects. Same-day sits will be at an estimated flat rate. See the Info section for more details.
A million Thank Yous to the clients that have stayed with me from TCB, and even more gratitude to the people who have been with me since Sal's. I promise you'll love this new space as much as I do.
As of this May, I can no longer be found in a street shop. I am now working in a private studio in Parkdale, still in Downtown Toronto. With a panoramic view of Lake Ontario, the vibe can't be beat, and all the sanitary trappings of a shop are still accounted for.
This is a temporary stop on finding the next step of my career, and I appreciate my clients' loyalty & support more than I can say.
I am still available for your tattoo needs, big or small, fancy or plain. And am welcoming any opportunities to travel & work wherever I may be welcome.
My personal website is up & running! This is the best place to check for my updated portfolio & traveling information.