Is there a chance that the shiny Gyarados can not be a shiny?
I mean, we sometimes get shiny legendaries, so I was thinkingmaybe there is a 1 in 8192 chance that the shiny Gyarados can be a normal Gyarados. Probably not, but just thinking.
No, Its Always Shiny. As Team Rockets radio Waves Did That To it, unless the waves didnt work(which in that case, the whole plot would be ruined) whcih would be stupid.
Now Ive Got Movesets to do, don't i?
No, shiny garydos is shiny. the girl in front of the lake says: "Maybe he is red with rage." after the 12 times I played that game, I got him every time.
I think it must be programmed into the game or something that he can ONLY be shiny, that he doesn't have even the slightest chance of not being.
Can the 3 Pokemon that COULD NOT be shiny be Shiny now?
Are there some specific areas to catch a shiny Pokemon? (exclude gyarados)?


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How many islands has Australia got?
How many islands are in Australia?
Why Australia is not an island?
What are the 3 largest islands in Australia?
Does Australia have two islands?
Does Australia own any islands?
What are the islands near Australia called?
What are the 14 countries in Australia?
What are the 7 countries in Australia?
Why is Australia called Oceania?
What is the capital of Australia?
Where is Queen Island Australia?
What is Australia second largest island?
Why is Greenland an island and Australia not?
Why is Greenland not a continent?
How many islands Philippines have?
Australia is blessed with 8222 islands and they are very special places. Each is a little world unto itself: a unique experiment in life, an opportunity for animals and plants to operate differently.
At about 3 million square miles (7.7 million square km), Australia is the smallest continent on Earth. … According to Britannica, an island is a mass of land that is both "entirely surrounded by water" and also "smaller than a continent." By that definition, Australia can't be an island because it's already a continent.
Largest Islands in Australia
Island
Land Area (km sq)
1 Tasmania 65,022
2 Melville Island 5,765
3 Kangaroo Island 4,374
4 Groote Eylandt 2,285
Australia has 8,222 islands within its maritime borders.
Apart from Antarctica, the most isolated Australian territory is that of the Heard and McDonald Islands 4100 kilometres southwest of Perth. Overall, there are seven Australian Territories remote from the mainland: Ashmore and Cartier Islands. Australian Antarctic Territory.
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The great arc of islands located north and east of Australia and south of the Equator is called Melanesia (from the Greek words melas, "black," and nēsos, "island") for the predominantly dark-skinned peoples of New Guinea island, the Bismarck Archipelago, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu (the New Hebrides), New Caledonia, and …
The Oceania region includes 14 countries: Australia, Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.
Land Area (Km²)
1 Australia 7,682,300
2 Papua New Guinea 452,860
4 Fiji 18,270
Most of Australia and Oceania is under the Pacific, a vast body of water that is larger than all the Earth's continental landmasses and islands combined. The name "Oceania" justly establishes the Pacific Ocean as the defining characteristic of the continent.
Canberra, federal capital of the Commonwealth of Australia. It occupies part of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), in southeastern Australia, and is about 150 miles (240 km) southwest of Sydney.
Queen Island lies off the coast of Western Australia. Queen Island is around 20 hectares in size. Towns, villages or cities near Queen Island include the village of Kalumburu (show me), the village of Wyndham (show me) and the town of Kununurra (show me).
Melville Island is Australia's second largest island after Tasmania.
FASCINATINGLY: What are the best cities to visit in Australia?
To help resolve the confusion as to why Greenland the world's largest island but Australia gets to be the smallest continent. The main reason is all about the continental shelf and not the coastline–Greenland is connected to North America to the continental shelf while Australia has its own shelf.
Greenland resides on the North American tectonic plate. It is not geologically separate from Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Continents are classified to be on their own tectonic plate with their own unique flora and fauna, and unique culture. … So, population wise, Greenland does not qualify as its own continent.
Located in the Pacific Ocean near the equator, the Republic of the Philippines consists of around 7,640 islands — about 2,000 of which are inhabited — that form an archipelago.

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One such outing included a barn full of baby chicks. A veritable sea of baby chicks.
Quite possibly my memory of the enormity of the room (and the vast number of chicks) is colored by my relatively small size at the time.
But no matter, because that was when I learned the truth that a baby chick is an adorable little fuzzball filled with squeeeee.
Thank you! Your baby chicks are so adorable!
Precious, precious, precious!!! Thank you.


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title: Wallet Get Address APIs
id: wallet-get-address
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The Bitcoin-S wallet has a few different functions for getting a wallet address
that all server different purposes.

First, there is `getNewAddress`. This function will always return a new a address
determined by the next address available address index.

Second, we have `getUnusedAddress`. This function will return an address that has
not ever received funds.

Third, there is `getAddress`. This function takes in an `AccountDb`, `HDChainType`,
and an `Int`. This will return the address associated with the pubkey at
the resulting `BIP32Path`.

## Address Queue

The Bitcoin-S wallet uses a background thread meant to ensure safety when fetching addresses.
This is to ensure independent calls to getNewAddress don't result in a race condition to the database that would generate the same address and cause an error.
With this background thread, we poll the `addressRequestQueue` seeing if there are any elements in it, if there are, we process them and complete the Promise in the queue.

There are two ways to configure the wallet's address queue.

1. `addressQueueSize`: How big the address queue size is before we throw an overflow exception

2. `addressQueueTimeout`: How long we attempt to generate an address for before it times out

For an example configuration, checkout the [example config](../config/configuration.md#example-configuration-file).

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Everyone knows about Betta splendens but what about the wild types?
Wild caught Betta smaragdina specimen used for breeding.
Most people usually have seen the Bettas in different forms in pet stores. They see them and are in mind that these breeds are in this form only. The part they are not familiar with is that it takes so much to prepare the wild breed into this form. This is the reason people get shocked when they see the wild look of these breeds as they are totally different looking from Betta splendens.
What is threatening these wild types?
Chemical pollution and farmlands are the most common reason and element that threatens the wilds. Chemical pollution from some farms using weed killer instantly drives the fish and food away.
Collecting Betta smaragdina after finding good habitat.
We always give priority to choosing a location for ourself before catching Bettas as we have to select the best places where potentially Bettas are available. Bettas are not available just anywhere and they only take formation where there is a plentiful amount of water or maybe a rice field paradise.
Marshy wetlands and shallow streams are the prominent places where Bettas can be found as these areas do not dry up. I see the best areas myself as those that good vegetation grows such as the right type of ferns. If I see many of these green ferns along the right type of water areas I know fish will go and spawn under their foliage or near them.
The best season in which you can find plenty of Bettas is from May to July here as this is the rainy season This rainy period provides a proper amount of fresh water which is good for their breeding and conditioning. This makes your work easier finding them. as you just have to throw a net under their bubble nests and you can pull them out from there.
Once you find a good area and find a bubble nest you just have to use a net under their bubble nests and you can pull them out from there. Scooping the net carefully under the foliage near the bank works if you take the time to hunt them. Most people prefer to get males from underneath the foliage by finding bubble nests as it is a sure sign of them residing under there. This is also the best way to collect natural breeding pairs.
Another example of habitat for wild betta smaragdina.
I prefer wild pairs and I like to breed natural wilds. I prefer collecting wild breeding pairs every time for my project breedings to take place. The most important thing that I note is the conditioning of the males and females. Using the wild pairs already formed helps make the wild population more natural as they paired themselves and pairs are not made artificially.
I create a natural atmosphere for them to settle down in the tank by putting ferns in the tank. To begin breeding I put females in first and when they settle down and lay eggs I add males to the tank. Using fresh rain water for the breeding session I change the water and repurpose the old tank water. Using the old tank water is good so that paramecium can grow easily. Also, I like to use a bundle of hay so that paramecium can reproduce and for me almond leaves also comes handy as I use them also.
Using the old tank water is good so that paramecium can grow easily. Also, I like to use a bundle of hay in the water so that paramecium can reproduce. I don't use any microworms or baby brine shrimp to feed the fry. Domestic Bettas' fry will eat water fleas that are collected naturally from nearby rivers but I prefer my method of growing my own food for the Betta fry.
Indian almond leaves also come handy as I use them to condition the water. Indian almond leaf, also called catappa, adds many benefits for the fish, eggs, and fry.
I think reducing habitat loss and preserving more areas will not likely happen as people care more of their farmlands. We cannot blame them as this is their livelihood. Local farmers earn their money for themselves as they grow food crops like rice and potatoes. So, the only thing we can do is introduce the breeding program bettas to a new location so that these Bettas can repopulate areas they used to live in. Provided the proper changes in the habitat have been made or new areas are found they will live naturally like they were meant to.
When I was a kid I used to go catching these wild Bettas with the other boys when I was about the age of 10 or 12. We used to just catch wild Bettas only for fighting them as it is in our culture. Wild Bettas were selectively bred specifically for fighting. They are not only used for fighting now but also ornamental and people still use selective bred Betta today for the practice of fighting.
I also breed these wild Bettas so that I can sell one of the best-looking fish in the market to help their survival and to add to my livelihood. It raises awareness of the wild type. I also used to sell wild pairs to cover my other expenses like electricity, food, and water for raising them. Mostly I prefer to sell the fish of first or second generation but only those which are the best looking ones. All the others I release back to help support their population and give them a boost.


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CHRISTOPHER BEAUBIEN is an independent filmmaker, illustrator/designer (Rainbeau)
and writer living in Vancouver, BC.
He has appeared on the DVD
Special Feature "Infectious Diseases in Cattle: Bloggers' Round Table" from SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK (2008).
He recently graduated with his Bachelor's Degree studying filmmaking at Capilano University's MOPA program. He also received another degree there for
illustration and design.
His short horror movie SOCKET (2016)
is now available at The NSI Online Short Film Festival. It was also nominated for
Best Short Film and Best Actress for the lead Robyn Bradley at the GenreBlast
Film Festival.
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by Christopher Beaubien • April 15, 2014 • Start the Discussion!
Away From Herself...
Martha has been gone for a very long time. The one who took her place was a much more gullible and subservient young woman named Marcy May. It cannot be denied that she was very happy in her dazed, obedient bliss. To obtain this, she had to stretch her mind wide open for Patrick – her teacher, leader, and lover. This fifty-year-old man renamed her. "Marcy May" sounds more rustic and appropriate for her to stay in the Catskill Mountains, an unspoiled plantation that Patrick rules. It is the promise of this open land that awed the first settlers of America. Martha seeks this promise, lives the dream, and eventually wakes up trapped inside of a nightmare.
The movie begins as Martha (Elizabeth Olsen) escapes the cult one day. The fragments of her original identity are scattered and lost in the recesses of her molded mind. Upon further reflection of writer-director Sean Durkin's insidious character study Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011), it is a miracle that she even remembers the phone number that belongs to her older sister, Lucy (Sarah Paulson). Martha takes refuge in a small town that she could not place on a map. A visual tell that grounds us geographically is an American flag drooping in the cold, which is seen out of focus behind Martha as she makes that pay phone call.
After a three-hour drive, Martha settles in a large vacation home that belongs to Lucy and her well-to-do husband, Ted (Hugh Dancy). Instead of a member of the family, she feels like a visitor. Some families don't know how to go beyond the polite obligation of having to take in one of their own. Martha suffers greatly from existential angst as well as guilt, depression, confusion, and bottles up a deep rage she cannot direct. Lucy is torn between concern and irritation. After all, Martha is so irresponsible to have gone off the map for two years without calling. Surely, she must have had a ball while shirking off college along with her future opportunities.
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by Christopher Beaubien • January 15, 2014 • 1 Comment
I decided very early on that the hero of my short movie would be someone who has already lost so much and will continue to lose much more at the end. The title Bridge No. 29 suggests another chapter in the miserable life of Glenn (Matt Seeley) who has a nasty habit of burning bridges. The movie stands as a cautionary tale for those unwilling to take personal responsibility for their mistakes until they are thoroughly helpless. Another meaning of a bridge is what people at the mercy of despair are compelled to jump off of.
The helping hand that Glenn is reaching for this time is Sandra (Julia Harnett), an old friend he hasn't seen in a long time. Their reunion couldn't be more awful. When we are introduced to Glenn, he has already betrayed Sandra by breaking into her home and enjoying its comforts. Glenn feels justified to trespass because he is newly homeless. Surely, anyone willing to let him starve and freeze would have to be truly evil. His friend Sandra wouldn't be that awful! Sandra's empathy, however, is being thoroughly tested by a toxic friend.
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What is the lifeblood of any organization? Innovation? Talent? Intellectual property, perhaps? But the answer in this case is sales.
In the world of work, few things strike terror into the hearts of employees more so than being fired. Similarly, for those charged with the responsibility, the action of firing an individual for performance related issues is often equally dreaded.
Whether it be disagreement regarding how to approach a task, internal strife surrounding power dynamics, or simply mutual dislike, some form of conflict will arise in most teams. How effectively a team navigates conflict tends to distinguish the great teams from the average ones, yet many teams avoid addressing conflict, preferring to suppress it, rationalize it or complain about it elsewhere.
The failure of leadership efforts can scar organizations and demoralize employees.
While tough budget decisions are sometimes necessary to effectively running a business, communicating these decisions to employees often damages employee morale.
While everyone from entrepreneurs to human resources professionals tout the importance of networking, it is often viewed as a necessary yet temporary activity – a salvo designed to quickly rectify job loss or lack of venture capital. However, effective networking stems from a genuine desire to help others; this desire remains constant and consistent, regardless of whether your career or company is in transition or firmly established.
Historically, the approach to business development resembled a "hit and run" attitude. Business development professionals were encouraged to acquire the account quickly, pass it off to someone else in the organization and move on to the next target.
Recently, global consulting firm Towers Watson partnered with the National Business Group on Health, seeking insight into the most pressing workforce issues facing employees. Compiled in the study Staying@Work, the results identified three top stressors: inadequate staffing, low pay or low increases in pay and unclear or conflicting job expectations.
When business owners, leaders and human resources professionals identify the opportunity to restructure their organization, they often wonder where to begin. Organization design need not be complex, so long as you follow some essential guidelines.


Who doesn't like this canadian singer? Almost everyone from children to teenagers or even adults love his wonderful voice and can't stop listening his songs. The pop figure has been popular all around the word for the last few years. If you are one of justin bieber fans, you may consider him as a theme for your invitations. Basically, there a lot of personalized music templates on the internet, but make sure you pick the one which suits your personality and style best.
Since he is a pop singer, you can attach some musical ornaments to the design. You can put his abstract figure as a background and make it as simple you can to make it looks more elegant. Because justin bieber is familiar with purple, you can attach the color into the design. Another idea is to put your photo next to the bieber. Choose a simple bacground and put some of your photos in rolled film at one side. Then you can select your favorite justin bieber picture and put it at the other side. Make sure you come up with the best bieber pose to make it more interesting. Playing with the structuring can be a great idea as well. You can order your photo and bieber image as if it is a cover album. As it always, write the wording and some details in the center using a fancy font. Alternatively, you can place a pattern frame and put musical instrument articles in the template. If you choose a non photo template, you can play with more ornaments to enliven the cards.


We study the dynamic relation between market risks and risk premia using time series of index option surfaces. We find that priced left tail risk cannot be spanned by market volatility (and its components) and introduce a new tail factor. This tail factor has no incremental predictive power for future volatility and jump risks, beyond current and past volatility, but is critical in predicting future market equity and variance risk premia. Our findings suggest a wide wedge between the dynamics of market risks and their compensation, which typically displays a far more persistent reaction following market crises.
Andersen, Torben G. & Fusari, Nicola & Todorov, Viktor, 2015. "The risk premia embedded in index options," Journal of Financial Economics, Elsevier, vol. 117(3), pages 558-584.
Torben G. Andersen & Nicola Fusari & Viktor Todorov, 2018. "The Risk Premia Embedded in Index Options," CREATES Research Papers 2018-07, Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University.
Torben G. Andersen & Nicola Fusari & Viktor Todorov, 2014. "The Risk Premia Embedded in Index Options," CREATES Research Papers 2014-56, Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University.
Peter Christoffersen & Steven Heston & Kris Jacobs, 2009. "The Shape and Term Structure of the Index Option Smirk: Why Multifactor Stochastic Volatility Models Work So Well," Management Science, INFORMS, vol. 55(12), pages 1914-1932, December.
Peter Christoffersen & Steven Heston & Kris Jacobs, 2009. "The Shape and Term Structure of the Index Option Smirk: Why Multifactor Stochastic Volatility Models Work so Well," CREATES Research Papers 2009-34, Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University.
Sang Byung Seo & Jessica A. Wachter, 2013. "Option Prices in a Model with Stochastic Disaster Risk," NBER Working Papers 19611, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
Leippold, Markus & Wu, Liuren, 2002. "Asset Pricing under the Quadratic Class," Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Cambridge University Press, vol. 37(02), pages 271-295, June.
Markus Leippold & Liuren Wu, 2002. "Asset Pricing Under The Quadratic Class," Finance 0207015, University Library of Munich, Germany.
Tim Bollerslev & Viktor Todorov, 2011. "Tails, Fears, and Risk Premia," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 66(6), pages 2165-2211, December.
Tim Bollerslev & Viktor Todorov, 2009. "Tails, Fears and Risk Premia," CREATES Research Papers 2009-26, Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University.
Tim Bollerslev & Viktor Todorov, 2010. "Tails, Fears and Risk Premia," Working Papers 10-33, Duke University, Department of Economics.
Ravi Bansal & Ivan Shaliastovich, 2010. "Confidence Risk and Asset Prices," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 100(2), pages 537-541, May.
Christoffersen, Peter & Jacobs, Kris & Ornthanalai, Chayawat, 2012. "Dynamic jump intensities and risk premiums: Evidence from S&P500 returns and options," Journal of Financial Economics, Elsevier, vol. 106(3), pages 447-472.
Pedro Santa-Clara & Shu Yan, 2010. "Crashes, Volatility, and the Equity Premium: Lessons from S&P 500 Options," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 92(2), pages 435-451, May.
Dong-Hyun Ahn & Robert F. Dittmar, 2002. "Quadratic Term Structure Models: Theory and Evidence," Review of Financial Studies, Society for Financial Studies, vol. 15(1), pages 243-288, March.
Itamar Drechsler, 2013. "Uncertainty, Time-Varying Fear, and Asset Prices," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 68(5), pages 1843-1889, October.
Grace Xing Hu & Jun Pan & Jiang Wang, 2013. "Noise as Information for Illiquidity," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 68(6), pages 2341-2382, December.
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Trivia Night at the Library. Start the New Year off with some trivial fun at the Library by joining us for trivia, pizza, and snacks. We'll play four rounds of five questions each. Categories will vary and include current affairs, pop culture, sports, history, science and everything in between. Watch our Facebook page for clues! Registration is required. Sign up as a team of 2-6 people, or as an individual to be placed on a team. Wednesday, January 2, 7-9 p.m.
Collage Workshop. Cut! Paste! Create! Let your creativity loose in our collage workshop. Leader Corey Purcell will give a brief overview of collage as an art form and then we'll have fun cutting and pasting from magazines and maps. We'll provide all the materials, too. Monday, January 7 at 2:30 p.m.
Great Presenters: How is History Written? The Story of Herman Allen. Wayland Korean War-era veteran John Dyer acquired a cache of some 85 First World War letters that somehow stayed neatly bundled together for nearly a century. Wayland High School history teacher Kevin Delaney and his students spent weeks exploring the life and era of the letters' author, Herman Allen. Delaney will discuss the narrative his students revealed about life during wartime for the quintessential "kid next door." Tuesday, January 8 at 7:30 p.m.
Get Started on the Ukulele. Join the fun with musician, librarian, and teacher Julie Stepanek as she shows the ukulele basics. You'll learn how to tune, strum, and read chords, and then play some easy songs. No experience necessary. Bring your own uke, borrow one of hers, or check out one of ours! All ages welcome; registration required. Sunday, January 13 from 3-4:30 p.m.
Author Talk: Other Worlds: Spirituality and the Search for Invisible Dimensions. Vassar College Professor of Religion Dr. Christopher White will discuss his new book, Other Worlds: Spirituality and the Search for Other Dimensions. The book examines the idea that the universe has invisible, higher dimensions and parallel universes, as expressed in science fiction, comic books, art, and spirituality. He explores the work of Madeleine L'Engle, C. S. Lewis, Rod Serling, Salvador Dali, as well as televangelists, scientists, and others. Monday, January 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Introduction to the iPhone/iPad. You know how to make a phone call and send a text, but are mystified by all the bells and whistles of your iPhone/iPad. Learn the difference between SIRI and voice dictation, how to search for and download an app, ways to send yourself reminders, and other basics of your device. Tuesday, January 15 at 2 p.m.
What is Ranked Choice Voting? Ranked Choice Voting allows voters to rank candidates on a ballot in order of preference, instead of having to choose only one candidate among many, and would require true majority support to win an election. RCV has been the subject of recent articles and editorials, in both local and national media, particularly in response to recent elections in Maine. Jim Henderson will discuss RCV on behalf of Voter Choice Massachusetts, a non-partisan, politically diverse, non-profit organization. Wednesday, January 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Raising and Keeping Chickens 101. Lisa Bougoulas of the Chelmsford Agway will lead this how-to seminar on raising your own chickens. Come learn what supplies you need, what to expect, what kinds of different breeds of chickens are available, and where to buy them in the spring. Thursday, January 17 at 7:30 p.m.
Mother Goose Time (Infants-2.5 years) Tuesdays, Jan. 8, 15 and 22 at 10:30 a.m.
StoryVine (2.5 -5 years) Thursdays, Jan. 17, 24, and 31 at 10:30 a.m.
Sing-along with Jeannie Mack. Jeannie Mack will perform all kinds of fun, bounce-around, sing-along songs for young children. Plenty of opportunity for audience participation! For babies, toddlers, and preschoolers with caregiver. Thursday, January 3, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
Inclusive Playgroup: Stories, Songs, and Sign. This interactive, inclusive music and literacy group is for young children at all levels of communication and ability. Facilitated by Beverly Mobilia of Wayland Community Partnerships for Children and Families. For ages newborn to 3 years. Wednesdays, Jan. 9 and 23, 11:00-11:45a.m.
Storytime with Corbyn the Dog. Children will listen to dog stories and have a chance to visit with Corbyn, a beautiful Samoyed. Corbyn (with her owner Helen) has been certified as a therapy dog by Pets and People Foundation. For ages 3 and up. Thursday, January 10, 10:30 a.m.
Storytime at the Farmer's Market. Join librarians from Wayland and Sudbury for storytime at the Wayland Winter Farmer's Market. Storytimes will be held on the second floor of Russell's Garden Center, 397 Boston Post Road. For ages babies to age 5, with caregiver. Saturdays, January 12, 19, & 26, 11:00-11:30 a.m.
Brain Building Storytime. Storytime, parachute play, and brain building activity. Program led by Beverly Mobilia of Wayland Community Partnerships for Children and Families. For ages 2 to 5, with parent/caregiver. Wednesdays, January 16 and 30, 11:15a.m.-12:00p.m.
Lego Club. Children will make fabulous creations out of Legos. This month's theme is Extreme Shelters! (Design and build a lego house for a very hot or a very cold climate.) For ages 5 and up. Wednesday, January 2, 3:00-4:00p.m.
Parent/Child Book Group. This book discussion group is for 4th and 5th graders with a parent. January's book is Wonderstruck by Brian Selznick. We will also choose the book for next month. Wednesday, January 9, 7:00-8:00 p.m.
What's Our Story: Silent Film Pioneers. Join us for a reading of picture book biographies about three pioneers in silent film comedy: Mack Sennett, Buster Keaton, and Alice Guy-Blache. Children will learn about these comedians and filmmakers and watch a screening of 3 short films filled with madcap comedy, wild chases, and catastrophes averted! Popcorn will be served. For grades 1-3, with caregiver. Wednesday, January 9, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
World Record Challenges. Have you ever wanted to set a world record? Stop by for an afternoon of World Record Challenges! See if you can be the fastest person to assemble a Mr. Potato Head while blindfolded or be the person able to hold the most tennis balls in one hand. There will be a scavenger hunt and prizes! For ages 5 and up. Wednesday, January 16, 3:30-4:30 p.m.


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Michele Cirillo
(Italy, Rome)
Photographer, Bianco — Laboratorio permanente
In Rome there are more than 30,000 citizens in a housing emergency, without a home or awaiting eviction. More than 130,000 apartments are left empty. Italian photographer Michele Cirillo developed the project "Insulae" to show the seriousness of the problem.
— How did you get the idea to create an "Insulae" project?
— After having worked a lot abroad, I wanted to develop a project where I live. In Rome
there are many unsolved social problems, and I wanted to develop a project on the
housing emergency. I also grew up in a public house and I know this topic well. After 4
years of work "Insulae" was born, a project that has become a book, a photo report and a
documentary video.
— In your work you pay much attention to details. Is the detail a way to convey a specific state?
— In figurative photographic communication it is necessary to use symbols, metaphors and
allegories that I like to find in the photos I take. Yes, I think the details are important. In all,
but above all in the search for truth.
— How long have you worked on the project? Were there any difficulties?
— In order to best develop the photographic project I spent 4 years of documentation and a year to understand how to make it become a book. The difficulties were many, the theme of the housing emergency in Rome was treated by many photographers... and I needed to create something new. Something that made sense. Like all situations of social hardship, it was necessary to make my good intentions understood, and to approach people and situations with education and respect. Many times I returned home without a photograph, but knowing I had taken an extra step for my project.
Do you want to see Michele in Rome and attend a master class in photography in his Studio? Join the project "Roman Media holidays", which will be held from 14 to 21 July in Italy
More about Media holidays
Stay tuned:
Web-site: michelecirillo.com
FB: https://www.facebook.com/michele.cirillo.ph


As far as the title of this book goes it is what life is all about "the pursuit of Happiness". It is indeed all we want. We run after creating happiness for ourselves and our loved ones, in every act of ours. In this race we often keep the subject who matters the most, the recipient of this happiness "our being". I say being because it is both the body and the mind. Our minds are constantly restless in struggle to be the best and our body the last priority. I speak not about people here but myself as well, for the last decade I have been my last priority and successful career my first. This process that started a decade ago now shows alarms as my stamina is nowhere near what it originally was leading to declining productivity. The remedy to this , I stated seeking in literature and that is when I pounced upon this book.
I have read and am trying to now incorporate many self help books, so I would like to here highlight what the writer has done in creating it and how to use it best. So the most critical part of this book is that it is written by practice. The problems he underlines are very true in Indian context, so I could relate to them very easily. Though most of them are true everywhere, life mostly is a race and we are over-stressed as a young generation more than any before us has been. These examples are so related either to myself or people I know that I started rushing through pages for solutions. This brings me to the most important way in which to read this book is to make pointers. The writer has given some tips at the end of every chapter, which is like the mantra you should remember, making a list of these and slowly including them as priorities in your schedule and life will be more productive. He also goes into intricate details of how we behave. Say we always believe "I will get up in the morning and exercise", this never happens, not for the laziness to exercise, that may come later but the impossibility of waking up early kills it all. He therefore discusses how to watch these hindrances and gives useful tips in avoiding them. Like making exercise a habit first and then fine tuning on the time at which it is done. I found this watchfulness in particular extremely helpful.
The book also has advanced solutions to problems for those who want to go all ahead with it, like Reiki. However to those with work commitments like me I think starting with the most basic ones and going one step at the time with the list becomes helpful. All in all this book certainly helps you achieve that healthy mind and body, rendering you fit to enjoy the success you work so hard for.
Ashutosh is an MBA from XLRI Jamshedpur and a Mechanical Engineer from IIT Delhi. In his corporate career of sixteen years, he has been a senior banker with global banks like Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and is currently with ANZ Bank. With gruelling work schedule and plenty of business travel, he was fortunate to realise the importance of health and wellbeing early on. He learnt and practiced many tools and techniques for his own wellbeing while balancing the demands of a high profile career and a lovely family. Based on his experiences over last couple of decades, he has developed a framework for comprehensive wellness with a fresh perspective.


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Most of the country felt it-a freezing vengeance from the evil side of Mother's Nature.
The good thing is, since we're spending this time indoors, we can search inside ourselves for a way to appreciate this unusual cold. Can we survive it and not let the weather become an excuse for our own bad mood or the cause of any unhappiness?
Finding the WONDER in spite of life's difficulties is a true gift. I can urge you to take a step toward feeling it within yourself, by checking out the movies. Julia Roberts has done it again. A charming and heart-string-tugging story entitled "Wonder" is available now at a theater near you. GO!
You'll be grateful for this positive reminder to re-start 2018.
← Today's wish-MAKE PEACE IN YOUR OWN WAY.


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Polls have begun to close in much of Florida.
– Advertisement – MIAMI — The first polls in Florida closed at 7 p.m. Eastern time. (Remember that the Panhandle is on Central time, so the polls there close at 8 p.m. Eastern.) While there will not be any statewide results until after voting in the Panhandle is complete, results will soon start posting from early votes in key counties. That includes Miami-Dade County, where Democrats have been fretting about their turnout. – Advertisement – Other key counties are Pinellas, in the Tampa Bay area; Seminole, near Orlando, and Duval, home to Jacksonville. Also keep an eye on St. Lucie, which went for former President Barack Obama twice and then swung to President Trump in 2016. And for a look at Republican base turnout, there is Sumter County, home to The Villages retirement community.The most competitive congressional race in the state is in the 26th District, which stretches from the western Miami suburbs to Key West. But there is also an open seat north of Tampa worth monitoring. read more
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Goldman sees the S&P 500 rallying to 4,300 by end of 2021 on vaccine, divided government
(This story is for CNBC Pro subscribers only.)Goldman Sachs has turned more bullish about the stock market on the back of the promising vaccine news and a divided U.S. government, now expecting a gain north of 20% for the S&P 500 by the end of next year. The Wall Street Bull (The Charging Bull) is seen during Covid-19 pandemic in Lower Manhattan, New York City, United States on May 26, 2020.Tayfun Coskun | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images – Advertisement – – Advertisement – read more
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Trump Rebuffs Biden Transition Team, Setting Off Virus and National Security Risks
– Advertisement – The Presidential TransitionUpdated Nov. 12, 2020, 11:30 a.m. ET Now, Mr. Biden has loaded his transition team with many of the same officials who were ready to brief the Trump appointees. But they have not gotten far.With Mr. Trump unwilling to recognize the election result and authorize the ascertainment that allows formal transition to begin, the White House Communications Agency is forbidden to run secure lines to Mr. Biden's house in Delaware. That creates a risk that some of his conversations could be vulnerable to foreign eavesdropping. His team cannot use the government transition email system, and intelligence agencies have warned that the transition operation is a prime target for Chinese, Russian, North Korean, Iranian and other hackers. – Advertisement – Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, said she believed the Trump administration should share vaccine distribution plans with Mr. Biden, ensuring that "as the president-elect is able to come in and bring with him a transition team, that there is that flow of information that we typically see when we have transitions."Other matters also have a short time fuse. The last remaining arms control treaty between the United States and Russia, called New START, expires days after the inauguration. Mr. Biden has expressed a willingness to renew it, but his national security staff has had no access to the detailed discussions between the national security adviser, Robert C. O'Brien, and his Kremlin counterpart, or to a team of State Department negotiators who have dealt with Russia on questions like future inspections and verification. An array of newer threats persist, as well, like terrorist plots or brewing cyberattacks. The 9/11 commission concluded that the short transition caused by the Florida recount in 2000 hampered the Bush administration's ability to deal with Qaeda plots. At the time, President-elect George W. Bush discussed the dangers of abbreviated briefings in an interview with The New York Times at his ranch eight days before his first inauguration.In many ways, what is happening now, officials said, is a reverse of four years ago — when President Barack Obama's team was ready with detailed briefings and simulations of potential crises (including a pandemic flu), and Mr. Trump's advisers were unwilling to receive them.Mr. Trump's incoming national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, who was fired within a month, did sit for reviews of urgent national security threats with Susan Rice, his predecessor. But other officials refused briefings, apparently not wanting Mr. Obama's worldview to taint theirs. Secretary of State John F. Kerry never met with his successor, Rex W. Tillerson. Ernest J. Moniz, the Obama energy secretary, never gave his full brief to Rick Perry, the former Texas governor, who was coming in to oversee, among other things, the remaking of America's nuclear weapons arsenal.- Advertisement – – Advertisement – read more
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Jay Clayton says he will step down early as head of the SEC at the end of 2020
Jay Clayton, who has led the Securities and Exchange Commission for the past 3½ years that included a number of major changes in financial markets, said Monday he will step down at the end of the year."Working alongside the incredibly talented and driven women and men of the SEC has been the highlight of my career," Clayton said in a statement. His term would have expired in June 2021.- Advertisement – SEC chairs traditionally step down when an administration ends, and Clayton's resignation comes two months before Joe Biden will take over as president. Potential successors at the agency include former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.Clayton has said he wants to return to New York. Senior Democratic SEC Commissioner Allison Lee likely will be named to serve as acting chair, Reuters reported.President Donald Trump named Clayton to head the SEC and has since said he intended to nominate him to serve as U.S. attorney in Manhattan. Political fallout after Clayton was blamed for helping oust Geoffrey Berman from the job scuttled the move.- Advertisement – – Advertisement – Though some critics said Clayton was too easy on corporate America, his tenure featured a high level of enforcement actions. Perhaps his biggest target was Tesla founder Elon Musk, who was forced to step down as chairman and pay a $20 million fine as a result of tweets he sent regarding the company. His tenure as chairman ends following a period in which the SEC extracted some $14 billion in various fines and agreements with violators of regulatory standards. That included $4.68 billion in fiscal 2020, a record.With markets getting increasingly complex and automated, the SEC has been looked to stand as a referee and prevent some of the glitches that became commonplace earlier in the decade."The U.S. capital markets ecosystem is the strongest and most nimble in the world, and thanks to the hard work of the diverse and inclusive SEC team, we have improved investor protections, promoted capital formation for small and larger businesses, and enabled our markets to function more transparently and efficiently," Clayton said.- Advertisement – read more
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Indonesia suspects ominous H5N1 mutations
Jun 6, 2007 (CIDRAP News) – Officials from Indonesia's avian flu commission said today that the H5N1 avian influenza virus may have mutated in a way that makes it more transmissible from birds to humans, but a World Health Organization (WHO) official said the WHO had seen no evidence of such a change, according to news services.Bayu Krisnamurthi, chief executive for Indonesia's National Committee for Avian Influenza Control and Pandemic Influenza Preparedness, told reporters that in the past, human infections required high-intensity and high-density exposure to the H5N1 virus, according to a Reuters report today. "There are now suspicions that this [infection] has become easier," he said, adding that a mutation has not been confirmed yet.Wayan Teguh Wibawan, a microbiologist from Indonesia's avian flu commission, told Reuters that the suspicions are based on preliminary results of genetic tests at laboratories in Indonesia. The amino acid structure of poultry H5N1 samples is becoming increasingly similar to that seen in human H5N1 samples, he said.The similarity in amino acid structure makes it easier for the virus to attach to receptors on cells that line the throat and lungs, Wibawan told Reuters. The virus would have to attach readily to human cell receptors in order to easily pass from birds to humans, he said.Wibawan told Reuters he had noted "gradual changes" in the virus samples he receives each month, but he gave no other details.However, Gregory Hartl, a WHO spokesman, told Reuters that the WHO has not seen any evidence that the virus has become more transmissible to humans.The WHO has received very few H5N1 isolates from Indonesia recently. Hartl told CIDRAP News today that the agency has received just three Indonesian H5N1 samples, gathered from two patients, this year. "Without virus characterization, we cannot say whether the virus has changed or not," he said.Indonesia withheld H5N1 samples from the WHO for about 5 months, starting last December, as a protest against the country's lack of access to pandemic vaccines and other pandemic medications. In mid-May, during the WHO's annual meeting in Geneva, the country's health minister announced that Indonesia had resumed sending samples to the agency. News reports at the time said the country had submitted three H5N1 samples to a WHO-affiliated laboratory.Lo Wing-Iok, an infectious disease expert in Hong Kong, said the suspected changes in the virus show how important it is for Indonesia to share its samples with the global community, according to the Reuters report today."These must be confirmed and the world must be forewarned if there has been such an important change," he told Reuters. "If there is such a change, it would not only mean that the virus can jump more easily from bird to man, but from human to human, too."Indonesia has had 99 human H5N1 cases with 79 deaths, more than any other country. WHO data show that from January through May of this year, the country had 26 cases with 21 deaths, versus 31 cases and 24 deaths for the same period in 2006. Indonesia is one of three countries, along with Egypt and Vietnam, where the H5N1 virus is endemic in poultry.See also:May 23 CIDRAP News article "WHO adopts resolution on virus sharing"May 15 CIDRAP News article "Indonesia: H5N1 samples going to WHO again" read more
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Produce company initiative yields new findings on E coli
Sep 17, 2008 (CIDRAP News) – Nine research teams that shared $2 million from Fresh Express, a California produce company, recently presented their findings on Escherichia coli O157:H7, revealing some clues on the pathogen's behavior on leafy greens that could lead to safer produce.Researchers presented their studies in Monterey, Calif., at a Sep 11 conference hosted by Fresh Express and attended by about 300 experts from government, academia, and the produce industry, according to a Sep 11 report from the Associated Press.In January 2007, Fresh Express, which produces bagged salads and other produce items, announced it would provide $2 million to fund research on how to keep E coli O157:H7 out of produce. The move came in the aftermath of several high-profile E coli outbreaks that were linked to leafy greens (though none of the company's products have been implicated in a foodborne illness outbreak).No passage through plants Craig Hedberg, PhD, a foodborne disease expert and associate professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health in Minneapolis, said one of the research themes was exploring E coli's ability to infect the interior tissues of plants through roots and leaves. Hedberg was a member of the Fresh Express advisory panel for the initiative.Based on the bulk of the findings, including those from the University of Georgia's Center for Food Safety, led by Michael Doyle, E coli O157:H7 does not appear to enter through roots or leaves and disseminate through the internal tissues of the plant, Hedberg said. "Several studies lay to rest that concern."One of the more surprising findings was that the pathogen appears to have unique biochemical mechanisms for interacting with plants, Hedberg said. An investigation by University of Arizona researchers, led by Jorge Girón, revealed that E coli O157:H7 can open stomata (tiny pores) on spinach leaves using a secretion system that is similar to those it uses to colonize cattle and human hosts. Girón and his colleagues suggested that E coli's apparent ability to hide out in stomata may explain how the pathogen can evade produce cleaning processes.Hedberg said, "It's fascinating biology, and now we understand more about how things happen in nature. The dynamic nature of the interaction between these enteric bacteria and plants has not previously been recognized."Another notable finding was evidence suggesting that flies and other insects can spread E coli O157:H7 to leafy greens, he said. In May 2007 a research team from the University of Oklahoma, led by Jacqueline Fletcher, collected insects on farms in California's Salinas Valley. They found several "filth fly species" that tested positive for E coli O157:H7, along with evidence of fly fecal and regurgitation spots on leaf surfaces. The group reported that the findings suggest a possible contamination route between cattle pastures and vegetable growing areas.However, when the investigators returned in 2008 to collect insects again from the same sites, they found that the fly populations were significantly lower, and they weren't able to culture E coli O157:H7 from the insects. They suggested that the presence of the pathogen may be transient in some settings.The insect findings raise new questions and warrant further study, Hedberg said.In some of the other research studies, investigators reported that:Leafy greens can be sanitized with ozone treatment during vacuum cooling (a group from Ohio State University led by Ahmed Yousef)Composting doesn't always inactivate E coli O157:H7 and other pathogens, and weather may play a role in survivability (researchers from Clemson University, headed by Xiuping Jiang)Naturally occurring microorganisms on fresh lettuce and spinach may have an antagonistic effect on E coli O157:H7 growth (investigators from the University of Georgia, led by Mark Harrison)Shredding, cleaning, and other processing methods provide multidirectional transfer points for E coli O157:H7 in iceberg lettuce and baby spinach, and a new predictive model can help guide risk assessment and safety efforts (a group from Michigan State University, headed by Elliot Ryser).Expert panel set objectivesFresh Express has said it funded the research and shared the results to benefit the produce industry and consumers. The company's scientific advisory panel, consisting of unpaid volunteers that have been meeting since May 2006 to identify research gaps and administer the initiative, is chaired by Michael T. Osterholm, PhD, MPH. He directs the University of Minnesota Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, which publishes the CIDRAP Web site.Osterholm told CIDRAP News that the Fresh Express research funding sparked the accomplishment of a great deal of applied research in a short time. "What we did in 16 months would have taken traditional academic or government-funded researchers 3 or 4 years," he said.The key to the initiative's success was having an expert review group establish research objectives ahead of time, Osterholm said. The review panel also helped determine who among the 65 grant applicants received funding.Fresh Express and its science advisory panel hope to publish all nine of the studies in a single issue of a journal, he said. "And we're looking at what we can do to keep this research model moving."Officials from Fresh Express said in a statement to CIDRAP News that they were thankful for the advisory panel's guidance and extremely pleased with the results of the research initiative. Company President Tanjos E. Viviani and Executive Vice-President Jim Lugg said they were happy with "the remarkable [conference] turn-out from growers and harvesters, other key manufacturers, regulators, customers and food safety experts." They added, "We are also very excited about the [research] results. We intend to carefully evaluate them and determine how or when we might be able to act on those that are most relevant for us."A future for 'fast-track' research?Jim Prevor, a produce industry expert who hosts a blog called Perishable Pundit, attended the Monterey conference and praised the "fast track" research initiative. However, he warned produce industry officials not to dismiss the benefits of traditional peer-reviewed academic research."Although this type of quick turnaround can provide important clues for further research and provide the trade and regulators with some notion of how research is progressing, we think demanding instantaneous revolutions in horticultural and processing practices is too much," Prevor wrote.He said the Fresh Express initiative showed that a rapid, applied research model can work, but he questioned how similar projects in the future might be feasible. He wrote that the Center for Produce Safety, a University of California, Davis, research institute funded through produce industry support, might be a good site to continue studies based on the Fresh Express model. However, he added that fundraising, staffing, and balancing research priorities would pose big challenges."For today, however, the industry owes a big hat tip to Fresh Express. We know more and have a clearer path to food safety than we did last week. That is a formidable accomplishment," Prevor wrote.See also:Apr 13, 2007, CIDRAP News story "Produce firm names winners of E coli research grants"Jan 19, 2007, CIDRAP News story "California produce firm to fund E coli research"Perishable Pundit blog site read more
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Canada confirms avian flu outbreak on turkey farm
Jan 26, 2009 (CIDRAP News) – Canadian authorities have confirmed that an H5 avian influenza virus, probably low-pathogenic, has surfaced on a turkey farm in southern British Columbia.Canadian news agencies said authorities were preparing to cull up to 60,000 turkeys on the farm near Abbotsford, southeast of Vancouver in the Fraser Valley.In a Jan 24 news release, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed that an H5 virus was found on the farm and said initial tests indicated that it is low-pathogenic. Further tests were under way to determine the precise subtype and strain, the agency said.A private veterinarian submitted turkeys from the farm to British Columbia's Animal Health Centre for testing because of a "respiratory problem with no significant mortality," according to a report that Canada filed with the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) on Jan 24.Canada's National Centre for Foreign Animal Diseases in Winnipeg, Man., confirmed that the virus was an H5, the OIE report said. It said gene sequencing showed that the virus was 99% similar to an H5N2 virus recovered from a green-winged teal in California in 2007.The CFIA said all birds on the farm would be euthanized and disposed of and that the agency would oversee cleaning and disinfection of the barns, vehicles, equipment, and tools.A CBC News report said the CFIA planned to kill the birds by sealing the barns and flooding them with carbon dioxide. Workers will then mix the carcasses with organic material in the barn to raise the temperature as high as 50°C during decomposition and thereby kill the virus, the story said.The OIE report said the affected barn contained about 28,000 turkeys. But the CBC report and other news stories cited plans to cull up to 60,000 birds.The CFIA said it was restricting the movement of poultry and poultry products within 3 kilometers of the outbreak site. The restrictions affect 23 other farms, according to the CBC report.The Fraser River Valley had a large outbreak of highly pathogenic H7N3 avian flu in March 2004, which affected as many as 40 commercial farms and led to the culling of 17 million birds. In addition, a low-pathogenic H5 virus was found on a poultry farm in the area in November 2005.In other developments, two new outbreaks of the deadly H5N1 virus have been reported in backyard poultry flocks in Egypt, according to online information from the Egypt-based project Strengthening Avian Influenza Detection and Response (SAIDR).Both outbreaks occurred in Alexandria governorate, SAIDR reported. An outbreak in Khorshid district involved 100 chickens and 10 ducks, and one in El Mamoura district affected 10 chickens and 5 ducks.See also: Jan 24 CFIA news release on British Columbia outbreakhttp://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/corpaffr/newcom/2009/20090124e.shtmlJan 24 OIE report on Canadian outbreakhttp://web.oie.int/wahis/reports/en_imm_0000007720_20090124_144510.pdf read more
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NEWS SCAN: H5N1 infections in Egypt, E coli turns up in ground beef samples, more food contamination updates
Jul 1, 2009Egypt, WHO report three new H5N1 casesThe World Health Organization (WHO) today confirmed three new H5N1 avian influenza cases that were reported in early and mid June by Egypt's health ministry. All are young children who are recovering. The first patient is a 1-year-old boy from Domiat governorate who got sick on Jun 1 and was hospitalized and treated with oseltamivir (Tamiflu) the next day. He was discharged on Jun 9. The second patient is a 4-year-old girl from Dakhlia governorate who became ill on Jun 5 and was hospitalized and given Tamiflu the following day. She was released from the hospital on Jun 14. The third patient is a 1-year-old boy from Kefr el Sheikh governorate who started feeling sick on Jun 15 and was hospitalized and placed on Tamiflu the next day. He is in stable condition. The WHO said the source of infection in all three of the cases was close contact with sick and dead poultry. The three new cases raise Egypt's H5N1 total to 81, 27 of them fatal. They raise the world's number of H5N1 cases to 436, which includes 262 deaths.[Jul 1 WHO statement]Michigan officials find E coli outbreak strain in ground beef samplesThe US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said today that Michigan's public health laboratory has identified the Escherichia coli O157:H7 outbreak strain that trigged a recall of about 421,000 pounds of beef products from JBS Swift Beef Company in unopened packages of ground beef from a patient's home. Several state health departments, the CDC, and the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) are investigating the outbreak. So far 23 cases with the matching genetic fingerprint have been reported from nine states: California, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, and Wisconsin. Most ill patients reported eating ground beef, and many said it was undercooked. The first illness was reported Apr 2, and the last one began on Jun 13. Of 17 patients for whom hospitalization status is known, 12 (70%) were hospitalized. Two developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, a potentially fatal kidney condition.[Jul 1 CDC ground beef E coli outbreak update]CDC reports slight rise in cookie dough E coli casesThe number of patients sickened in an Escherichia coli O157:H7 outbreak linked to prepackaged raw cookie dough has grown to 72 in 30 states, the CDC reported yesterday. The updated numbers are an increase of three cases and 1 state since the CDC's last report on Jun 25. Case control studies showed a strong link between being sick with the outbreak strain and eating raw Nestle Toll House cookie dough. Investigators from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found E coli O157:H7 in a sample taken at the Danville, Va., facility where the dough is produced. Further testing is under way to determine if it matches the outbreak strain.[Jun 30 CDC cookie dough E coli outbreak update]Companies pull products due to Salmonella concernsTwo companies have removed products containing food ingredients made by a Minnesota company that may be contaminated with Salmonella. Dunkin' Donuts pulled its hot chocolate and Dunkaccino beverages from its menu as a precautionary measure, though none of the products were contaminated, the Associated Press (AP) reported yesterday. Meanwhile, Traditions, a Pearl, Miss., company today recalled its boxed prepackaged meal kits that contain aseparate portion of instant nonfat dry milk. The FDA had previously announced a recall on the dried milk, made by Plainview Milk Products Cooperative on Jun 28. The recall involves the past 2 years of the company's food ingredient products, which might be tainted with Salmonella. The USDA had found Salmonella in a dairy shake ingredient, which led to an investigation that found some contamination on equipment at Plainview's plant.[Jul 1 USDA recall notice] read more
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Camp Polidor is the proud owner of the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for 2017.
The world-famous tourist portal TripAdvisor has awarded a certificate of excellence for 2017 to the small family camp Polidor in Funtana, Istria.TripAdvisor's certification is considered one of the best "online" indicators of excellence of tourist facilities that achieve excellent traveler reviews in a period of at least a year. In addition to allowing travelers to plan and book a trip, TripAdvisor, which operates in 48 markets, offers tips and a diverse selection of tourist facilities. It covers 6,5 million tourist accommodation facilities, restaurants and attractions with 340 million visitors per month, and 350 million reviews.Polidor has already received numerous awards, including INOVACAMP 2016 for the innovative concept of providing high quality personalized service, and the certificate is awarded for the first time to the Polidor camp, which has only been open since July 2015.The owners of the facility with a personalized approach to each guest, natural environment and high comfort of service make Camp Polidor an ideal destination for families with children and is one of the few camps that is open all year round.15 million kuna invested in the opening of the camp, and this year they are investing an additional 4,5 million in swimming pools and luxury tentsCamp Polidor generates revenue of 2016 million kuna in 3,5, and this year, given the increase in capacity, it expects an increase of 10 percent. HRK 15 million has been invested in the project of opening the camp, and this year another HRK 4,5 million is being invested in additional facilities and accommodation facilities. Camp Polidor is preparing many novelties, and the most important is the construction of two swimming pools, one for adults and the other for children with water attractions, which together with the pool bar will open in April. In addition, seven new luxury mobile homes and 12 luxury glamping tents are being introduced this year, offering special breakfasts in baskets. Read more about the whole story in the attachment.Related news: CAMP POLIDOR AS AN GREAT TOURIST STORY OF A SMALL FAMILY CAMP read more
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Initiative of Pula citizens to cancel 20-year concession for ski lift in Valovine Bay
A society that steals public goods from the majority in order to give it away once cannot prosper, point out the Green Istria Association, which sent an open letter to the mayor of Pula and a request from the Pula citizens' initiative to cancel the 20-year ski lift concession in Valovine Bay.Namely, as the Green Istria Association states in its announcement, during the preparation and beginning of the construction of the ski lift with the accompanying catering facility on the water, the investor made many omissions, which were not sanctioned by any relevant institution. From the illegal filling of maritime property, as well as the fact that the investor or the developer of the Environmental Protection Study did not state that a catering facility is planned on the platform on the sea, to the destruction of the habitat of strictly protected periscopes.Communication is transmitted in full:OPEN LETTER TO THE MAYOR – Request of the initiative of the citizens of Pula for the abolition of the 20-year concession for the ski lift in the Bay of ValovineDear Mayor,The issuance of a 20-year concession for the construction and economic use of a ski lift in Valovine Bay has caused great outrage among citizens for destroying the beauty of Pula's only shallow sandy beach, so far fully preserved peaceful oasis, ideal for parents with young children and our senior citizens. bus station. The accelerated pace of construction and exploitation of the coast without awareness of the need to protect it calls into question what we love most about our city. Development does not necessarily mean the destruction of the environment and nature. With smarter planning we can develop while preserving natural beauty and values. A ski lift in another bay of already paved shores, with suitable parking, sewers and a road would not provoke opposition. Comments on Facebook due to the construction of a ski lift in Valovine Bay are proof of indignation, suspicions of corruption and dissatisfaction with favoring individual investors to the detriment of the entire community. In other words, citizens do not support such a policy of the City.On Saturday, June 30, citizens protested at the site of the construction of the ski lift, demanding an immediate suspension of works, the abolition of the 20-year concession and the return of the bay to its former state. With large buoys, we marked the area of the ski lift structure, which shocked the protesters even more – most of them could not even imagine that the structure stretches almost the entire bay.As the mayor of Pula, you should know how to recognize the importance and support the citizens who are fighting for the public interest and preserving the exceptional beauty of the city for these and future generations.You have probably noticed for yourself that there is an increasing number of men and women from Pula who are interested in the environment in which they live and are ready to engage in its preservation and improvement. Unfortunately, this does not correspond to the engagement of relevant institutions, including city ones. All of them are "adorned" with slowness, inefficiency, looking through the fingers of great economic interests, neglect of the public interest, "turning their heads to the other side", which calls into question honesty and legitimizes suspicion of corruption. At best, we can expect only formal work. A good portion of these bodies even violate their own regulations. Such a society cannot prosper. A society that steals the public good from the majority in order to give it away once cannot prosper.The investor demolished the coastal wall, filled the maritime property and the sea with construction stone at the place where the habitat of the strictly protected species is located. That we were right in pointing out the omissions of the authorities and actions for which there are no permits is also shown by the fact that on July 2, 2018, the investor hastily removed the filled gravel from the sea, a beautiful sight for local bathers and tourists. Many citizens sent us pictures of the bay soiled by these works. In the middle of the season. Where were your utility stewards, what did your Board of Directors do for the utility system and assets? Why didn't you report the illegal dumping of maritime property to the Port Authority?The location and construction permit for the construction of the ski lift does not specify the catering facility on the platform. And here we come to an interesting detail of this case.The preliminary design from the Environmental Protection Study and the preliminary design attached to the Concession Agreement, which you signed, are seemingly the same. Except in essential detail. We attach both documents for easier tracking.Side dish: Idejno_rjesenje_elaborat_MANJI.jpg / Idejno_rjesenje_koncesija_MANJI.jpgIn the preliminary design for the ski lift no. 14-041 from December 2015, which is attached to the Environmental Protection Study, the following are listed as supporting facilities for the ski lift: 14,4 m2 closed + 48,4 m ski lift, 227 m2 access bridge (the accompanying facilities are listed in the text part : prefabricated terrace for preparing skiers, platform for getting out of the water, access bridges and engine room-prefabricated building of 14,4 m2).In the Concession Agreement, the conceptual design is seemingly the same. It has the same number 14-041 and date as the preliminary design from the Environmental Protection Study – December 2015. The difference is that in the annex to the Concession Agreement, the description of the accompanying facilities has been deleted.Please inform the public: How is it possible for conceptual designs to differ?On the basis of which a concession for a catering facility was issued when the Concession Agreement, as well as the preliminary design, does not show exactly where the catering facility is located or how big it is?How is it even possible for a catering facility to be in a concession if it was not provided for in the Environmental Protection Study, and thus neither in the location nor in the construction permit?There are reasons to cancel the 20-year concession for a ski lift, use themThe regulations allow you to terminate the concession. You know this because in 2016, at the request of the citizens, you abolished 9 concession committees for economic activities on Galeb's Rocks, without much explanation. In accordance with the Concessions Act (Art. 71) and the Maritime Property Act (Art. 29), you can unilaterally terminate the concession agreement. The concessionaire may be deprived of the concession for several reasons, for example due to the protection of the public interest or if the concessionaire does not sufficiently protect the maritime domain and does not implement measures and actions for the protection of nature. Which we proved. When performing the works (so far initial), the investor did not take into account the habitat of the strictly protected periscope that stretches along the entire bay. Habitat destruction by embankment was documented by underwater images. The works should be urgently covered so that the damage would not be done to the entire habitat within the scope of the construction of 3 hectares.At the beginning of the permitting process, ie in the Environmental Protection Study, the investor in the assessment procedure on the need to assess the impact of the project on the environment "failed" to state several important facts about the project:- that the intervention of 3 hectares is planned on the habitat of strictly protected periscopes;. to plan a catering facility on the platform on the sea;- that the coast and the sea will be filled.This incomplete document was the basis for the County of Istria to unreasonably determine that it is not necessary to conduct an environmental impact assessment, which does not justify them because we pointed out all their shortcomings during the public debate. Therefore, environmental and nature protection measures are not prescribed for the project. If he had honestly described the habitat of the periscope, the investor might not have been allowed the intervention or he would have been prescribed appropriate environmental measures. It is quite clear that the investor has withheld many features of the project in order to more easily obtain the necessary permits.Therefore, we believe that the concession should be urgently terminated and the investor advised to make a new Environmental Study which will describe the true state of the seabed of the site, consider all possible negative impacts on the environment and nature and ALL parts of the proposed project, including offshore catering . Also advise him to suggest an alternative location for a ski lift with less negative impact on nature and the landscape.There are many other strange circumstances related to the works on the realization of this project, so please explain them to the public:- who allowed the investor to fill the shore and the sea with gravel from the quarry without the assessment procedure on the need for environmental impact assessment (mandatory according to Annex II of the Decree on Amendments to the Decree on Environmental Impact Assessment, point 9.12. – interventions for which implement OPUO: all interventions that include embankment of the sea shore, deepening and drying of the seabed and construction of buildings in and on the sea of length 50 m and more) ?;Will it therefore bear the consequences?- who allowed the investor to work on the coast and the sea in the middle of the bathing season?- who allowed the investor to use the coastal road with heavy vehicles, when it is obvious in what condition it is and that such vehicles will further damage it, and maybe because of that it will collapse?- how is it possible that the construction site or the use of the road was not marked with appropriate traffic signs?The initiative of the citizens of Pula to cancel the concession for the ski lift and Green IstriaRelated news: The case of the ski lift in Valovine: the relevant institutions have either not done at all or have done their job poorly – we urge them to do so now – URGENT read more
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As you approach our new Burlington Gardens entrance, you can spot 22 statues of famous thinkers including Galileo, Aristotle, Plato, Archimedes, Isaac Newton, Jeremy Bentham, Adam Smith and John Locke. The sculptures were inherited along with the building, which was originally designed as the University of London headquarters in the 1860s. In preparation for unveiling the transformed building, we've given them a gentle clean to return them to their former glory.
…as is the RA way. We're the tradition that began with a group of artists and architects in 1768 – and the contemporary art organisation that continues it today. That's why upstairs at Burlington Gardens you'll find a display of work created (or admired) by the masters who founded us, and across the corridor, new galleries for contemporary art, inaugurated by the pioneering work of Academician Tacita Dean.
Not a number but a year, 250 years ago, when the RA was founded by a group of artists and architects. We think they'd be pretty excited about the new RA.
The number of objects from our Collection you can see for free at the new RA, including the only marble sculpture by Michelangelo in the UK, the Taddei Tondo.
The total number of items in the RA Collection. Why not lose yourself in them using our new Explorer tool?
The total space, in square metres, of the new RA's campus – 70% more than the original Burlington House footprint.
The number of exhibition posters specially republished to adorn our new Poster Bar – a new meeting place to grab a drink surrounded by the RA's remarkable history of poster design. You can buy them all in a range of sizes.
The number of Red Collars who look after all aspects of Academy life. A tradition since the RA's founding in 1768, they're a combination of visitor host, security guard and guide.
The birthday we're celebrating (of course, you're invited to the party).
The choice of places to stop for coffee around our new campus – and it's seven if you include The Keeper's House, our hub for Friends of the RA.
I want everything we've done just to seem natural – as if the only thing we've done is to say, now you're allowed here.
Head up to our new Architecture Studio which provides a permanent home for architectural explorations. This new space invites architects to grapple with cutting-edge ideas about our built environment, just as they always have at the RA – from Sir John Soane to Dame Zaha Hadid. The current programme, Invisible Landscapes asks how smart technologies, sharing economy platforms and apps for domestic spaces are altering the boundaries between public and private, urban and domestic, human and technology.
Tucked underneath our main galleries has always been Britain's longest running art school – the RA Schools. A hive of creativity and home to just under 50 artists, it's the only free three-year postgraduate fine art programme in Europe. Now, you can walk down through The Julia and Hans Rausing Hall and get a sense of our art school at work; as well as explore some of the students' experimental projects in the Weston Studio.
The Academy has always been a place for lively (and heated) discussions about art – even if it sometimes got us into hot water. Our buildings, too, have a history of hosting controversial ideas – it was in Burlington House that Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species papers were first presented. Now, we've built the elegant, day-lit space of the Benjamin West Lecture Theatre, and we're ready to stir the pot of contentious opinions once more. Come to one of our talks, panel debates or book ahead for our new Festival of Ideas in September.
As the coordinator for our 250th Summer Exhibition – the world's largest open submission art show, which opened on 12 June 2018 – Grayson Perry got to grips with its weird and wonderful traditions. One of the most mysterious of these takes place during the eight days it takes to hang the 1000+ works in the show, when its artist committee is fuelled by "beef tea". The exact recipe remains secret – but we're (semi-)reliably informed that it contains a great deal of sherry, like many an 18th-century treat.
…all in one place. Our new Poster Bar is the perfect place for a pre-exhibition coffee and pastry, or a post-exhibition drink at the bar. It's decorated with iconic posters from the RA's past, with many specially reprinted and available to buy. Next door is the Newsstand, where you can buy the latest arts magazines, cards and stationery – we recommend picking up some drawing materials and going sketching in the galleries. Or, if you're after a longer lunch (perhaps accompanied by a glass of crisp white?) take a trip upstairs to the Dorfman Senate Rooms, where you'll find a Chipperfield-designed bar and restaurant overlooking Mayfair's gallery quarter.
In our new display in The Julia and Hans Rausing Hall, you'll get a taste of how artists were formed over the last 250 years. Learning to draw has traditionally been an important step in any artist's career – and our students and Academicians are no exception. RA students, like Constable, Turner and William Blake had to master drawing from plaster casts of ancient sculptures before being let loose on real-life models. The colossal cast of the Farnese Hercules is just one of the highlights (and a favourite of historians Mary Beard and Dan Snow, too).
Want to know more about the RA's weird and wonderful history? Pick up A Royal Academy A-Z in the shop or online – featuring everything from anarchists and wars to skeletons and flayed figures.