Over the last few weeks on social media we've been sharing our tips for creating an engaging story about you and your brand for your website. About Us pages can oftentimes be bland and lacking in personality. However, this doesn't have to be the case – they can be so much more. They can entertain, make you laugh, pull at heartstrings, educate and sell, all in a few short paragraphs.
You don't have to write an About Us page just like everyone else's. This section of your website provides you a chance to get creative and truly show who you are as an organisation, a leader, a team or a brand. For those who may have missed our tips on social media, here are a few that will help you to write an About Us page that represents you, your brand and your voice.
Ninety-nine per cent of websites might call it the About or About Us page but you don't need to follow the flock. We've called ours Our Story, but we've seen equivalent pages called Meet the Team, Get to Know Us, Why Us and Who We Are. Find a heading that reflects your brand and your organisation. Have fun and be creative – this is your story so it's okay to give it a title that reflects the style of your brand.
As we said, this is your story, so show some personality. Often, About Us pages can be formal and sterile, which isn't going to engage your audience. Open up: show the people behind the brand and tell your story in your own unique voice. It's possible to be professional without being boring.
What is important to you and your organisation? What are the values that are essential to how you operate? Share these in your About Us content. Consumers are more likely to work with or buy from organisations that reflect their own values. Put them out there and you will attract like-minded customers and clients.
Let your work speak for itself – don't try to inflate or embellish. Simply put down what you do for your customers or clients. A great way to think about this is to answer the questions: What problem do I solve for my audience? What solution am I providing? For us, for example, it is helping you to tell your story in your way.
This needs to apply to all content, whether it is your website, Instagram, blogs or advertising copy: HAVE FUN! Be whimsical, funny, sarcastic or biting; do what works for your brand. Of course, don't go too far, and keep your audience in mind. For example, if you are looking to attract a more conservative consumer, maybe stay away from the swear words.
At the end of the day you want to create a genuine connection between your business and your audience. It's not about listing all the nitty-gritty details of your day-to-day operations or showing off your elaborate business plan – it's about sharing your values and what makes you stand out among the competition. Show your audience your unique personality and make it clear that you are so much more than just an About Us page.


Fashion is something that sways to and fro seasonally, and keeping pace with all that can be a full time job. You can be caught living in the past, not knowing what is currently in and what isn't. Read on for some up-to-date fashion tips.
Traveling is easy when you take along a versatile selection of clothes in neutral colors that can be mixed and matched. With just a few items, you can create many different looks and not worry about anything clashing. Use scarves and belts to accessorize for a more pulled-together look.
Now that you've read this article, you should have a better idea as to how to approach fashion in today's modern society. Keep up with current styles and trends. Keep in mind everything that you got from this article so that you can always be fashionable current.


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Great questions- For our purposes here, I'll stay with "third shot". I've also heard it referred to different names, but they generally describe the type of shot like "drop shot" or "long dink" opposed to being the actual third shot of a point; admittedly, I'd not heard of the "master shot".
The third shot is a valuable and necessary shot to master; maybe that's where that name came from. This shot is used when your opponents are already at the net and you're at the baseline needing to get yourself to the kitchen line. The third shot is a long dink hit from the baseline softly over the net and into your opponent's non-volley zone. The goal, often easier said than done, is to land it at their feet not allowing them to volley the ball in the air. When executed correctly this shot allows the person (and their teammate) hitting the third shot to get to the net . The sooner you get to the net, the higher chance of winning the point.
The location of placement is dependent on various scenarios, but the middle is generally the safest and highest percentage; in part because the net is lower, but also because you have more room for error and there is always the chance of confusion on the part of your opponents. If the opportunity presents itself by an opponent being out of position, cross court or down the line can be effective. Lastly, I'm sure you've noticed players who "play" to the weaker player. That's a whole other strategy that may be considered as you decide where or who to hit your third shot too.
Whatever you decide, once the ball leaves your paddle move to the net ready for the elusive pop-up. If you're ready, you'll be occasionally gifted a perfectly placed ball ready to be smacked for a winning volley shot. That is a great feeling!
It's subtle improvements and consistency that will take you to the next skill level.
What PickleBall Player are saying.
Great fun and great people!
Jerry- You are so valuable and special to so many of us. Thank you for posting video and pictures. My turn to take some of you playing tomorrow…..so SHAVE!!
Thank you for sharing Jerry! When I see these pictures, it makes me want to come back sooner than later. The sunshine looks so inviting, and it's great to see so many people I know on the courts.
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Explanation: Many wonders are visible when flying over the Earth at night. A compilation of such visual spectacles was captured recently from the International Space Station (ISS) and set to rousing music. Passing below are white clouds, orange city lights, lightning flashes in thunderstorms, and dark blue seas. On the horizon is the golden haze of Earth's thin atmosphere, frequently decorated by dancing auroras as the video progresses. The green parts of auroras typically remain below the space station, but the station flies right through the red and purple auroral peaks. Solar panels of the ISS are seen around the frame edges. The ominous wave of approaching brightness at the end of each sequence is just the dawn of the sunlit half of Earth, a dawn that occurs every 90 minutes.


You don't have to have the coolest water bottle in your yoga class to achieve the best downward facing dog, but sometimes we struggle to remember to drink enough water, and if having a fantastic bottle by your side helps you, then it can only be a good thing, right?
Whether it's sitting on your desk at work, in your gym bag or tucked in the bottom of the stroller, you should be reaching for your water regularly throughout the day. A fancy water bottle might seem like an extravagance, but if it's one you really love and always keep around you, then it is definitely going to be cheaper than grabbing a bottle of Buxton's at the train station, so invest without guilt!
We're in love with San Francisco brand bkr's achingly cool collection and Memobottle's striking A5 and A6 sized rectangular bottles for putting in a work bag, but there are lots of great, stylish choices – here's our round-up.
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My desperately seeking sushi days may be over.
I don't consider mixing seafood and cheese to be a sin. I've even personally suffered the roll the eyes wrath of snotty servers when I've asked for parmesan on my pasta alla vongole or on my risotto con camarones. But even I have limits and where those limits get really tested is with sushi. I don't know why…and I've tried very hard to find out…but Mexicans think that, right behind rice, the most important ingredient in sushi is Philadelphia cream cheese.
An example: Arigato, the latest entry into the San Miguel sushi scene. The restaurant located on Calle Mesones has 24 different maki, the Japanese word for those rolls of rice enclosing or topped almost always with seafood. 23 of those 24 include cream cheese. That's more even than the 17 that include seafood. Not only that, of those 23 that have cream cheese, 9 also have Manchego cheese. Arigato does quite well with young Mexican clientele but I doubt you'll ever see me occupying a stool there ever again.
I want sushi one day a week. Every week. So I am on a constant San Miguel search for what the Japanese call edomae nigirizushi which loosely translates as sushi that is very special. But it is a real struggle. Flor de Loto, California Kitchen and Delica Mitsu are gone. Sushi Itto is hardly worth a mention. Sushi Gami is just OK. And I'm not even sure the 1826 bar even has sushi these days.
But I have good news. There's another restaurant in San Miguel de Allende serving very promising sushi. And if you already know about it I would be very surprised. For it has little or no street presence. Not even a sign.
It's called Sushi 23. And it's what part of Kuna Doni, the restaurant on Salida de Celaya becomes at my…and perhaps your…drinking hour of 5:00 pm. Francisco García took over Kuna Doni a couple of years ago and with the help of his son Polo and Chef José Ramirez they have added Japanese cuisine to their offerings.
"I knew the town needed better sushi", said Francisco, "and I knew José could deliver it."
José Ramirez had good training. He worked under Chef David Behnke at MX, the San Miguel restaurant that, a few years ago, on weekends, produced some of the best sushi at their upstairs bar that this town has ever seen.
How the Mexicanization of sushi happened I'm not sure. Javier Cabral who writes for Munchies says, "It all started when a customer at a sushi restaurant in Sinaloa asked the chef for 'something different' one day. That led the sushi chef to procure a sizzling piece of carne asada from the taqueria across the street and create a sushi roll with it. Thus, Mexican sushi was born." And Sushi 23 is definitely not void of the Japanese/Mexican fusion or Mexipan cuisine as I call it.
There's a roll with arrachera. Another that does include that dreaded cream cheese. And something that the restaurant is very proud of called los íncreibles tacos de sushi. But, overall, Sushi 23 comes close to capturing the original Japanese experience.w
There's a choice of four nigiri, those oblong blocks of rice topped with seafood. All the toppings have been previously frozen but, in Toronto, where there are over 300 bars, probably less than 20 offer much of anything that's fresh. Plus, all the seafood that Chef José has chosen…shrimp, salmon, tuna and octopus…all freeze well.
Sushi 23 knows that nigiri should always be served with wasabi and soy (other San Miguel sushi restaurants don't) and Don Day's Wife knows that nigiri should be eaten with your fingers not chopsticks and should be dipped in the wasabi and soy upside down so that only the seafood and not the rice is immersed (though neither she nor I can tell you how to do it without the rice falling apart).
José Ramirez knows the importance of good rice, the importance of it being suitably sticky and nutty, and Sushi 23's rice is good rice.
The best way to start your meal is with soup. José bends tradition a little with his first choice. The first choice is miso, the soup that, amazingly, is consumed an average of more than once a day in Japan. Miso soup always consists of dashi stock made from ingredients such as dried baby sardines and miso paste made from fermented soybeans and a fungus known as kogikin. The Japanese will often add seaweed, tofu, mushrooms and scallions and, occasionally, other ingredients. Purists may, however, be aghast at Chef José's addition of noodles until, like me, they tasted them. Sushi 23 owner Francisco García shared with me that the rice noodles are sourced from an Asian food supplier in Celaya. They have both texture and taste making them some of the best noodles both Don Day's Wife and I have ever had.
Those same scrumptious noodles can also be found in Sushi 23's other Japanese style soup, ramen. Now this is not one of those hearty whole meals in a bowl made from roasted pork bone stock but it has nice additions such as shrimp, slices of pork and hard boiled egg and makes a nice alternative to the miso. Even nicer, it's a ramen that doesn't fill you to the brim, leaving lots of room to split a couple of Sushi 23's makis or rolls.
Sushi 23 has made the same mistake that so many Japanese restaurants make. They have given flashy names to their maki that do little to tell people what's in them. There are one or two word descriptions that give you some idea of what to expect but not much. And unless you have young grandkids…and not even average, everyday grandkids…not the ones who watch Thomas The Tank Engine but the ones who watch Japanese anime, you'll have no idea who or what Goku, Kame, Goten, Nappa, Krilin and Red Fury are.
My solution has been to simply say to José bring me the ones you are most proud of and don't stray too far from the Japanese classics. And that has worked wonderfully.
One of the best rolls is a visually stunning combination of salmon, avocado, smoked eel and flying fish roe.
The spicy tuna is much more simple but just as satisfying. A sprinkle of sesame seeds would add even more to the mix and, if José takes my suggestion, they may be there by the time you get there.
Even one of the Mexipan rolls is an almost essential maki to try if for no other reason than its innovation. Chef José has taken the classic Mexican dish, chiles en nogada, and Mexipanized it to great acclaim from me. The fruit, nuts and meat are wrapped in rice instead of being stuffed in a poblano pepper and covered in the traditional nougat sauce and pomegranate seeds. It's sweet, so I'd save it until the end of the meal. And I can't help mention the who pays for the next drink games you can invent, challenging people to pick up those cream covered seeds with chopsticks.
I should also note that there may be one reason you might want to pass on the sushi en nogada and that's to save room for José Ramirez' homemade ice cream (I solve the problem by ordering both but definitely sharing). I've had the vanilla ice cream. I've had the mango. I've had the fig. So far, three for three.
I'm going to anticipate one question that I'm going to receive after I publish this blog post. It's going to be along these lines: "I absolutely adore sushi but my husband won't go near it. He's not exactly excited about vegetables deep fried in tempura batter either. Is there anything there for him?"
My answer is a very loud "yes". Kuni Doni's everyday Mexican menu is always available and there's even one Asian-style dish that a no raw fish guy might go for, a superb seared tuna steak on a bed of noodles.
Sushi 23 is located inside Kuni Doni at Salida a Celaya #24 in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. They Japanese menu is offered from 5:00 to 8:30 pm, seven days a week.
LInda whynman	on January 10, 2018 at 3:18 pm
Accordng to Super Sushi ches, Fish Shoud be frozen for sushi/sashimi!
Looking forward to trying this out..
LInda whynma	on January 17, 2018 at 9:10 am
We read your reviews often and last night went with others to find some great sushi.. we had been to Kuni Doni before and thought perhaps they had moved because it was closed and dark? Did they move? Are they open really 7 days a week? Que lastima. We were really disappointed.
jennifer rose	on January 10, 2018 at 3:20 pm
Queso Filadelfia seems to be an essential part of sushi all over Latin America. I thought that was bad enough, but then the local Mikono franchisee told me that warm rice is now the default.
So, a month or so ago, I'm at Superama, and I decide to order a plate of sushi made up with the store's sole offering that doesn't include cheese, making sure to tell the sushi maker "no cheese," just for good measure. 10 min. later when I go over to pick it up, it's made up with queso Filadelfia. I remind the sushi maker what I'd ordered and even about my special request, and he insists he was just following the recipe. Dragging him over to my side of the counter to show him the recipe, he tells me "You can't have sushi without queso Filadelfia." Well, I didn't have sushi that day.
Mark Satterfield	on January 10, 2018 at 3:38 pm
Just curious if you have ever had the sushi at Sushi Roll in Celaya.
If so, how do they compare with Sushi 23?
Glenn Griffin	on January 10, 2018 at 4:08 pm
I haven't. Should I try it?
I must admit Sushi Roll is the best I've had in San Miguel area. They even offere a Spider Roll (fried small soft shell crab). And of course there are many rolls with Filadelfia but many without.
http://www.sushiroll.com.mx/menu/
The menu has no pricing but when the bill comes it is usually reasonable. Check it out!
Bill Conklin	on January 10, 2018 at 4:00 pm
I've never really found Edo style sushi outside my favorite places in Tokyo although at various places around the world, I've had innovative and good tasting rolls.
What I was told the 1st time I went to Tokyo and wandered around was to always sit at the serving bar and after the traditional egg sushi to establish the restaurant restaurant worth, to then order tokujo which got me the highest quality selection.
Not sure if I will get back to Japan but I will sometimes try for tokujo and hope that I will get the quality the name deserves although it is usually disappointment
Name *Yannis	on January 10, 2018 at 4:31 pm
I am a fan of Japanese cuisine, of course sushi and sashimi. (I hate Surimi, once I visited a factory where it is made.) But I was deeply shocked when in a Japanese restaurant in León almost all sushi had been "raped" by cheese. When I ordered my Hakushika, do not warm up, but please at room temperature, it was served on ice. Fortunately the bottle was not empty yet.
Georgia Conti	on January 10, 2018 at 5:38 pm
Isn't it chilies en nogada?
Correct. I broke the rule of never publishing without my proofreader (aka Don Day's Wife) reading it.
Janis	on January 11, 2018 at 8:53 am
https://www.thrillist.com/eat/nation/7-unforgivable-food-faux-pas-you-must-avoid – take a gander at the sushi faux pas
therese	on January 11, 2018 at 10:23 am
Best word: Mexipanized. Really looking forward to tonight!
Alexis White	on January 11, 2018 at 10:24 am
Yes, and it is not even cream cheese by name. It is always Filadefia (variable spellings). And the word/"recipe" is spreading. Perhaps owing in my native city/former home to the many Mexicans who work in kitchens, I now have seen cream cheese-listed sushi on NYC menus.
Lorain Nightingale	on January 11, 2018 at 10:31 am
Can't wait to try this out!
Jan Chang	on January 12, 2018 at 2:21 pm
I think Sushi Gami deserves more credit than you give them. They do a great job and they deliver. A real plus
They have catered parties for us. Their presentation and quality have been super. Our guests loved their sushi

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Q: logic of restore a binary tree based on travseral results, java Can you help to explain the logic of how to do draw the original binary tree based on traversal results? I know pre-order and in-order traversal, but I can't figure out where to start with this question. Many thanks in advance!
A binary tree has this pre-order traversal result: A,B,D,H,I,E,F,C,G,K,J (TreeNodes)
And the same tree gives the following in-order traversal: B,H,I,D,A,C,F,E,K,G,J.
Can you draw the tree structure?

A: You have to combine both informations.
For a start:
Pre-order starts with root => A.
From in-order you can see which nodes belong to the left and right subtree from A:
left - B,H,I,D
right - C,F,E,K,G,J
From pre-order you can see: left child of A is B.
From in-order you can see which nodes belong to left and right subtree of B:
left - none
right - H,I,D
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Chick-fil-A opens another N.J. spot, but it's drive-thru only for now
Updated: Nov. 29, 2021, 8:08 a.m. | Published: Nov. 27, 2021, 8:00 a.m.
Chick-fil-A opened its 53rd New Jersey location in North Bergen on Nov. 18. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart, File)AP
By Christopher Burch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Chick-fil-A has opened another New Jersey restaurant.
The popular fast-food chicken eatery is now in North Bergen at 7416 Tonnelle Ave. It opened Nov. 18, according to Jersey Digs.
However, the restaurant is currently open for drive-thru only. A store employee told NJ Advance Media it would be "around 4-to-6 months" before the Chick-fil-A offers dine-in service.
The North Bergen spot is open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday. (Chick-fil-A is closed on Sundays nationwide.)
It is the 53rd Chick-fil-A location in New Jersey. Other restaurants recently opened in Lawrenceville and in Barrington.
Chick-fil-A is known for its chicken sandwiches, nuggets, tenders, waffle fries and milkshakes.
There are currently over 2,600 locations nationwide.
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Overdevelopment, sea level rise near Odisha's main tourist hub threaten water supplies
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During the Rath Yatra celebration, pictured here, more than 500,000 people assemble in Puri / Credit: Arabinda Mahapatra
Known for its famous Jagannath temple and beach, Puri in India's eastern state of Odisha, teems with people on any given day. When the temple holds special rituals, more than 300,000 pilgrims and tourists flow into the city, more than doubling the local population of 250,000, according to the 2011 census.
A well-oiled network of hotels, guesthouses, monasteries, private homes and apartments has risen up to cater to the lodging and boarding needs of such a huge number of visitors.
But tourism, which has fuelled Puri's economy, may now leave the seaside temple town dry, with relentless construction and encroachment to cater to tourists siphoning off the city's water supply.
No serious studies have been conducted to show how much the city's potable groundwater has declined. But officials from the public health department, say the city may exhaust supplies within the next 10 years if residents continue to draw on only two aquifers and construction and illegal occupation of land continues.
The challenge is compounded by climate change.
The sea may ingress into the coasts, affecting fresh water sources apart from endangering lives and livelihoods, says social activist Binapani Mishra.
Fragile topography
Developed along a rectangular stretch of beach dune, Puri is bound by the Bay of Bengal on one side. With a general elevation of about 7 metres, the city's topography is mostly dotted with dune peaks.
Puri's humid, tropical climate draws an average of just over 1,370 millimeters of rain every year. This freshwater fills two underground aquifers -- Baliapanda and Talabania, which supply 24 million litres per day (MLD) of Puri's 32 MLD water requirement. But construction and encroachment have been eating into those aquifers, and growing commercial activities, especially in the hospitality sector, means water is being sucked out of the aquifers faster than rainwater can replenish them.
At just 50 metres from the beach, these unconsolidated formations of sand, pebble, silt and clay are also vulnerable to seawater ingression.
Odisha has lost 153.8 km or 28 percent of its coastline due to coastal erosion, according to a July 2018 study by the National Centre for Coastal Research. There have been reports of shrinking beaches at Satabhaya and Pentha in Kendrapada District and Astaranga in Puri District. Strong tidal waves ate away portions of the sea beach in Puri in 2006, 2016 and 2018.
"After experts from various institutes examined the phenomenon, the administration have 'red flagged' some areas along the beach since then. But no concrete steps have been taken to ascertain the real cause of the erosion," said a district administration official, who asked not to be named.
Construction work above the Baliapanda aquifer / Credit: Arabinda Mahapatra
Decades-old warnings
Warnings that Puri's water supply was under threat go back decades.
In 1991, the then-chief engineer of the public health department (PHD), which manages the city's water system, pointed out in a letter to Puri district collector that encroachment by people illegally occupying land over the aquifers at Baliapanda and Talabania was limiting the amount of land available to recharge the aquifers with rainwater. If left unchecked, it might create a water shortage for the temple town, he warned.
Then, in 2001, local journalist Jagannath Bastia filed public interest litigation in Orissa's high court seeking to stop all construction activities and encroachment in Baliapanda and Talabania. His petition shook the administration out of its slumber.
Between 2001 and 2003, Odisha's urban development secretary held several high-level meetings to discuss the issue, with four decisions emerging.
First, the district administration was required to build boundary walls around the water zones.
Second, encroachments were to be evicted immediately.
Third, the municipality was to cancel leases given to people on land in zones that violated guidelines relating to the protection of underground potable water.
And fourth, the Puri -Development authority was asked to identify unauthorised construction, stop further construction and not to approve any building plans in the area.
Yet, the sand dunes covered by casuarinas and cashew nut trees that helped recharge groundwater at Baliapanda have been replaced by palatial hotels. Of Puri's more than 1,100 big and small hotels, around 250 are in Baliapanda and Chakratirtha Road, which sits over Talabania. More are coming up, Puri Hotel Association officials say. Several government buildings and residential apartments have also come up in Talabania.
In 2003 the state pollution control board chairman wrote to the forest and environment secretary, seeking protection for Baliapanda and Talabania. The same year, the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) echoed this and blamed construction and encroachment for eating into the area available to recharge groundwater. The same year, the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) prepared a note with possible remedies to projected water shortages, blaming construction and encroachment for eating into the areas needed to recharge groundwater.
It also pointed out that simultaneous pumping by 17 shallow tube wells for 16 hours a day by the PHD led to total groundwater withdrawal of around 14,000 cubic metres a day, severely threatening water supplies.
"The water table lies only half a metre above mean sea level (MSL) during pre-monsoon," the CGWB note said. "So if pumping is not controlled in the summer, it may lead to sea water ingress."
The CGWB recommended that the district administration control the withdrawal of groundwater, restrict new construction and ban encroachment in sweet water zones. It also advised the district to artificially recharge groundwater from a perennial source or canal, develop a roof-top rainwater harvesting system and construct a planned sewerage system to avoid contamination to the phreatic aquifer.
The Public Health Department's water plant at Talabania in Puri city / Credit: Arabinda Mahapatra
To no avail
In the summer of 2006, Ganga and Jamuna -- two 900-year-old open wells inside the Jagannath temple whose water was used for offerings for deities -- dried up.
When the matter was raised in a meeting ahead of Rath Yatra, Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik formed an expert committee to probe the matter. The five-member committee cited a decline in the groundwater level at Baliapanda as the reason, but no action was taken.
In 2017, the State Coastal Zone Management Authority dubbed sweet water zones protected areas, prohibiting construction, encroachment or sale and purchase of land in the area.
Still, hotels in Baliapanda and Chakratirtha Road use motor pumps to draw groundwater, directly affecting the sweet water zone. Bastia identifies this as a major trigger for sea ingression. "At least 40 percent of Baliapanda's groundwater has already been contaminated," he says.
Most hotels don't harvest rainwater despite repeated reminders, according to an official source. Currently, there are no fines for violating regulations.
"We have issued notices to more than 370 hotels for illegally using motors to draw groundwater," PHD executive engineer Sarat Chandra Mishra says.
Rajkishore Patra, general secretary of the Hotel Association of Puri, says the administration must provide them with alternatives, like piped water supplied from a surface source, before banning motors.
The government took up a huge project in 2007 to build a freshwater reservoir in the city's outskirts and pipe water to homes. The Rs 300-crore project at Samanga under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) is now almost complete but has failed to reach water to most homes.
The project was supposed to divert water from a nearby river which itself remains dry most of the year, residents say.
The Puri municipality, meanwhile, has asked residents and business leaders to pass constructional plans only with rainwater harvesting.
"Unless the government takes strong actions against those violating building and encroachment rules and devises water-tight strategies to protect underground freshwater sources at Baliapanda and Talabania, the aquifers would be lost to Puri within a decade," Mishra says adding that the civil society also must rise to the task.
This story was reported with support from Internews' Earth Journalism Network.
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If you are looking for a way to pronounce the name of a famous musician, you might want to learn how to pronounce Ethan Torchio. This 22-year-old rock singer was born on 5 April 1990 in Milan, Italy. His parents were Italian, and he is fluent in Russian and French. He has a tidal volume of seven.
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Ethan Torchio is twenty-one years old and will turn twenty in 2020. His nationality is Italian, but he is of mixed heritage. His father is an entrepreneur, and his mother is a homemaker. He has one sister, Jackie Lola. While there is no information available about his romantic life, he does say that he is gay. The drummer is also a famous figure in his native country.
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Nez Perce Creek Wayside
Parks › Wyoming › Yellowstone › Points of Interest › Historic
This exhibit tells the story of the flight of the Nez Perce through Yellowstone in 1877. A band of 700 men, women, and children entered the park on the evening of August 23rd, fleeing 600 Army regulars commanded by General O.O. Howard. The Nez Perce had been told to leave their homeland and move to a reservation. They fled their ancestral home in the Wallowa Valley in northeastern Oregon on June 17, 1877, and by the time they entered the park, several battles, including a fight at Big Hole (another NPS site), had occurred.
During the two weeks they were in the park, the Nez Perce bumped into all 25 known people visiting the new park at that time, some more than once. Camps were plundered, hostages taken, and several people were killed or wounded.
After leaving the park, the Nez Perce tried reaching the Canadian border but were stopped by General Nelson Miles, who had reinforced General Howard's command. Some Nez Perce were able to slip into Canada, but the remaining 350 tribal members led by Chief Joseph surrendered to General Miles. This is where Chief Joseph gave his famous speech, "I will fight no more forever." The 1,700-mile flight that included Yellowstone National Park had come to an end. Today, Nez Perce Creek and the nearby wayside exhibit are reminders of their visit.
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Golden Gopher Basketball Forum
Ben Johnson's Gophers picked to finish 14th in the unofficial Big Ten men's hoops preseason media poll
Thread starter BleedGopher
MennoSota
I am loving the underdog role. We will take our lumps, but our room for improvement is greater than any other team. A great chance for the youngin's to learn with no pressure.
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EG#9
Coach Johnson filled the roster with a bunch of young, promising kids with 3 or 4 years to play and this team will get much better as the season goes on and will be middle of the pack or better in 2022...oh wait.
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EG#9 said:
22 year olds can't improve through the year? Next year we are bringing in 5 frosh, but with the portal, there is no reason to be super young.
bleedsmaroonandgold
Not expecting us to contend for the conference title (or even an NCAA berth), but dead last in the conference would be a gut punch. I think we will do better than that. We are still in the same conference as PSU and NW.
cjbfbp
Gopherfan84 said:
How do you know that we're bringing in 5 freshmen next year? There only are 3 committed so far. I can't see why anyone would want to bring in more than four freshmen.
bga1
I'd take 5 B1G wins in a heartbeat.
Ben is John Wooden if he gets more than 5 Big Ten wins this year.
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cjbfbp said:
It was an error and meant to be 3. My bad
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Do we play St. Thomas this year?
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short ornery norwegian said:
the way to evaluate this team is not on wins and losses.
yeah, some wins would be nice. but this season is not about winning per se - it's about setting a new direction for the program.
Yeah, I keep reading that from some posters but if the team is sitting at
5-20 after 25 games, I suspect viewership will decline significantly even among some viewers who are now saying "wins don't matter this season."
short ornery norwegian
As I said before, I am very curious to see what this team looks like.
I don't want to get into another of those stupid arguments about who is a "fan" of the team or not -
but if someone is saying that they will only follow the Gophers if they have a certain winning percentage, then you are certainly qualifying your status as a fan.
what, in the old days, we used to call a "fair weather fan."
and, one of my points of interest is seeing if the team can improve during the season, so there is an incentive to watch the entire season to track their progress - or lack thereof.
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Otis said:
Haven't you heard? This would be a no win scheduling for the Gophers so we shouldn't even try for at least five years, or so I've been told...
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scools12
The only thing worth watching this season is getting a glimpse of what this might look like going forward. Hopefully Johnson can recruit the type of talent that can play the style of basketball that he is implementing at a high level.
MennoSota said:
I am loving the underdog role.
Are you referring to being the underdog in the substantial majority of games, like the expected condition for this season, or, are you referring to being the underdog generally like most other seasons?
I refer to this present year. We have absolutely nothing to lose. It's a year of great opportunity.
Remember the most talented Don't always win,sometimes the best TEAM does,that would be us, I hope.
kix4kix
Minnesota schedule some cupcakes early, they will get 6 wins in the non con easily.
Quoting for a laugh later. No game should be assumed this year.
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kix4kix said:
If you count Western Kentucky as a cupcake, it's a virtual lock they will lose at least one.
But losing to WKU would (likely) then add an 8th cupcake in Princeton and remove South Carolina. Bottom line is they should really get 6 non-conference wins at a minimum.
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Spaulding!No!
Agreed. You dopes who act like "wins don't matter". Deserve crap seasons in perpetuity.
Based on delusion, sure
What evidence do you have? You just see a brand new roster you know nothing about most likely. Have you looked at the non cons roster yet? I can see people's argument for the B1G, but we have plenty of talent to be fine in the our non conference as we scheduled it very soft
Going 6-2 against cupcakes is delusional? We haven't lost a single game to a cupcake in ~10 years. I recall losing to Portland in a tournament under Tubby. I can't recall any since. They will have a slip up or two this time around. But it shouldn't be more than 2.
It's amazing how doom and gloom some think this roster is. I seriously think many think it's not a D1 roster even. I get the worries about competing in the B1G, but we added a lot of good pieces that should be more than enough to beat most in our non con. We added plenty of players who played big minutes in D1 already.
Agreed. Yes we have a lot of mid-major transfers and we don't know how they will all pan out. But they should be favored in all 6 of the non-conference home games and have a decent shot vs WKU/Princeton and at Pitt. 6-4 non-conference is very fair. The B1G will be rough. If we can shoot the 3, we'll pull off a couple upsets though.
Gophers7633
How is Penn State and Northwestern that far above us in your eyes?
NW returns alot more production from last year than we do. Bring in a 4* recruit as well. Get a pretty good grad transfer in to provide some depth. That's the difference between us and them. Their good grad transfer is providing depth for them, ours are being asked to start and play all the meaningful minutes.
PSU is a little bit more of an unknown. They had just about as much turnover as we did. But they do return 3 significant players from last year, bring in a really good transfer from Siena, and their coach is held in higher regard(whether that's right or not, we'll find out).
I'd vote us 14th too, unfortunately.
That would require us to win all the games outside of WKU then Princeton/South Carolina, Pitt and Miss State. 6 wins is probably the max we're getting OOC, unfortunately. The other 6 games are extremely easy, but I'm not sure we run that table. Wouldn't surprise me if UMKC, IPFW and Green-Bay are all hard fought games.
Gophers7633 said:
I'm not arguing that we should get voted 14th. I'd probably vote us there too because of unknowns. My point was that the poster said they were far above us. I don't think that's fair to say either.
Again, none of those are world beaters this year and most (Besides WKU and Princeton) are mid to bottom tier in their conferences as well. In the case of Princeton, they didn't play at all last year. Again, I'm not saying we are an NCAA tournament team or even an NIT team, but to say we are going to be completely awful when most known nothing about the roster isn't fair either. We added some really nice pieces too.
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Based on the point voting system, and with the Gophers basically getting every last place vote, there was bound to be a big discrepancy between whoever was 13th and then the Gophers. If we're looking in terms of actual wins/losses of the season, I can see something like PSU having 4/5 conference wins and us getting 3/4 so in the end not much separation. I do think PSU and us are the clear bottom two teams, unfortunately.
WKU has been a top 3 CUSA team for the last 4 years and had the best winning % in the league last year. They lost alot off that team, but they bring in some nice transfers. A guard from Cincy who avg 14 ppg. That's a better addition then anyone we have brought in IMO, unfortunately, given his production and competition. They bring in a transfer from DePaul who avg 10 and 5. They also bring in a transfer from MD who avg 7 ppg last season. They won't be as good as they have been, but that roster is more talented than ours is IMO.
Princeton is an unknown. I'm more so basing that on their history as a program and what they've been the last 5 years or so. Maybe their roster is completely gutted, I admittedly, don't really know.
Agree on WKU and you can always expect Stansbury will always bring in dudes. They will be developing chemistry just like us as well though. Princeton didn't play last year, but are most likely a top 3 team in the Ivy if not the favorite, and James Jones is phenomenal as a coach.
Trust me I don't expect us to win a ton of B1G games. I can see the 3/4 wins for us being a realistic possibility with a ceiling of 6-7 (lot of things go right and bad for others). I just don't think NW will improve a ton more than last year and PSU isn't a ton better like you mentioned. I don't expect postseason births, but I don't think we will be as bad as Pitinos team with Dorsey, and a young Nate Mason though either.
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Grayling calls in Southern rail as Brexit faces severe delays
The government has called in a team of experts from Southern rail to help manage the ongoing delay to Brexit.
It is hoped the team from Govia Thameslink, which runs Southern, can use their expertise in apologising for delays and providing appalling customer service to improve public perception of the government's handling of Brexit.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is thought to have suggested bringing in the rail industry experts after remembering what a great job train companies did at taking the blame for the timetable chaos he presided over last summer.
A DExEU memo, that was leaked after being found on a train, lists some of the proposed measures for managing the delayed Brexit service.
1) All MPs will be required to use the phrase, "The government apologises for the delay to Brexit and any inconvenience caused." at the end of interviews and public statements.
2) Brexit departure boards will be erected in city centres to communicate the current level of delay to Brexit, although some of these boards will just be a blue screen with no information on them.
3) If no progress has been made by early October, the government will start issuing warnings that leaves on the line may cause last minute changes to the Brexit timetable.
Rumours that voters will be required to purchase return tickets to participate in a second referendum have not been confirmed.
PM fails to negotiate Eurostar turnstile
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The Prime Minister has cancelled several meetings this morning after a tricky turnstile negotiation in the Brussels Eurostar terminal delayed her return to the UK.
Mrs May was in Brussels yesterday to negotiate a two-month extension to Brexit that would allow MPs more time to hold indicative votes and finish some tricky colouring in.
The talks with the European Council concluded in the early hours of the morning with the Europeans predictably agreeing to reject the two-month extension in favour of a six-month extension.
Sources close to the EU say that a six-month extension was specifically chosen so the British tabloids could enjoy some cheap Halloween metaphors in the late editions.
Following a brief press conference, the PM's entourage headed to the Eurostar terminal to catch the last train back to London.
On entering the terminal, the Prime Minister's negotiating skills were once again tested, this time by a mechanical gate.
Eurostar employees at the scene report that the PM approached the turnstile confidently but as she got nearer to the inflexible border problem seemed to lose all direction.
"She was like one of those tourists you see with a family of six", Eurostar employee Jules Janssens said.
"She got to the turnstile, stood right in front of it blocking the other passengers.
"First she couldn't find her ticket, then she didn't know how to use her ticket.
"We tried to help, but she kept telling us that she was in control and would negotiate the turnstile all by herself."
The UK team eventually boarded the Eurostar after aids made a brief call to Jeremy Corbyn for advice.
Along with the headline "Brexit to haunt the UK", late editions of the Telegraph feature stock photos of Boris Johnson confidently negotiating the turnstiles on the London underground.


Playable ads do just that by allowing users to actively engage with a branded experience or demo a gaming app before downloading it instead of passively watching a video.
Early data suggests these methods work, with 28% of US agency professionals surveyed by Fyber citing playable ads as the most effective in-app ad format, followed by 23% who listed interactive ads.
Google's AdMob launched playable ads for their gaming partners last May, and Facebook launched them in August. In both cases, the ads were mostly used by game developers, but playable ads have potential for other industries.
The downsides: Playable ads are difficult to create and are not supported programmatically. Read the rest at eMarketer.


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Лужок — посёлок в Троснянском районе Орловской области. Входит в состав Воронецкого сельского поселения. Население —  чел. ().

География
Лужок находится в юго-восточной части области на Среднерусской возвышенности.

 Часовой пояс

Население

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения русские составляли 78 % от общей численности населения в 45 жителей.

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Населённые пункты Троснянского района

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Шве́дська кро́на (, код: SEK) — офіційна валюта Швеції з 1873 року. Ділиться на 100 ере (), хоча монети останніх вийшли з обігу але можуть зазначатися в електронних розрахунках. Локальна абревіатура — kr. Однина — krona, множина — kronor. В обігу перебувають монети в 1, 2, 5 та 10 крон і банкноти в 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 та 1000 крон. Центральний банк — Банк Швеції (Ріксбанк).

За даними Банку міжнародних розрахунків, шведська крона входить в топ-20 найпоширеніших за часткою торгівлі валют у світі. Швеція як член Європейського Союзу зобов'язана раніше чи пізніше перейти на Євро. Наразі в країні ведуться дебати щодо дати переходу.

Історія

В період з 1536 по 1755 рік у Швеції карбувалася Шведська марка. Пізніше використовувалися далери та ріксдалери.

Введення крони, яка замінила по номіналу ріксдалер, було результатом Скандинавського монетного союзу, який набрав чинності в 1873 і існував до Першої Світової Війни. Членами союзу були скандинавські країни. В Швеції крону називали krona, а в Данії та Норвегії — krone, що в перекладі на українську означає «корона». Ці три валюти були на золотому стандарті, крона співвідносилась до 1 кг золота, як 2480 до 1 відповідно. Після розпуску валютного союзу, Швеція, Данія та Норвегія вирішили не змінювати назви валют.

Між 1873 та 1876 роками, монети в найменуваннях 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 ере (öre), 1, 2, 10 та 20 крон були представлені 1, 2 та 5 бронзовими ере, 10, 25 та 50 срібними ере, 1 та 2 срібряними кронами та 10 і 20 золотими кронами. В 1881 було додано золоті 5 крон.

Виробництво золотих монет зупинилось в 1902 році і було тільки короткочасно перезапущено в 1920 і 1925 роках, перш ніж припинилось зовсім. Через нестачу металу під час Першої Світової війни, бронзу замінювали залізом в 1917 і 1919. Нейзильбер замінив срібло на 10, 25 та 50 ере з 1920 по 1927 роки.

Нестача заліза внаслідок Другої Світової Війни привела до змін в карбуванні монет. Нейзильберові 10, 25 та 50 ере випускались в 1940—1947 роках. В 1942 залізо знову було замінене на бронзу (до 1952) і вміст срібла в інших монетах був зменшений. В 1952 році, мельхіор замінив срібло на 10, 25, та 50 ере. В 1958 році 1 та 2 крони були замінені на мідь, покриту мельхіором, а в 1982 — на мельхіор. Срібні монети вартістю в 5 крон вироблялися в 1954, 1955 та 1961 роках.

В 1971 році було зупинене виробництво 1 та 2 ере та монети вартістю в 2 крони, а розмір монети вартістю в 5 ере був зменшений. В 1972 році була введена нова менша монета в 5 крон, яка складалась із нікелю, покритого мельхіором. Монети сучасного вигляду почали випускати в 1979 році. В 1984 році було припинене виробництво 5 та 25 ере, а в 1991 — 10 ере. Також, в 1992 році, 10 крон почали виробляти із «Північного золота», а 50 ере стали фарбуватися у бронзу.

Банкноти

Поточна серія банкнот шведської крони була випущена в 2015-2016 рр. Її назва — «Культурний шлях (або подорож)». На аверсах банкнот цієї серії поміщені портрети визначних шведських діячів культури та мистецтва, на реверсах — зображення регіонів та міст Швеції.

Монети

За традицією на лицьовому боці монети вартістю одна крона зображується портрет монарха Швеції (винятки складають монети менші за 1 крону, та монета вартістю в 5 крон), а на зворотному — один з гербів Швеції, або корона. На більшості монет міститься девіз короля.

В березні 2009 року уряд вирішив припинити обіг монети в 50 ере. причиною цьому є низька номінальна вартість та складність використання в сучасних паркувальних і торговельних автоматах.

Валютний курс
Валютний курс шведської крони історично залежав від валютної політики, що переслідувала Швеція у відповідний час. З листопада 1992 року, було встановлено плаваючий валютний курс. Валютний курс був відносно стійким відносно Євро починаючи з його введення у 2002 році (приблизно 9-9.5 SEK за 1 EUR), але з другої половини 2008 року (після початку глобальної фінансової кризи) закупівельна ціна крони зменшилась приблизно на 20 %. Головною причиною є те, що Ріксбанк дуже знизив процентну ставку і не намагався захистити валютний курс. Втім за два роки шведська крона повернула свої позиції.

Станом на , валютний курс шведської крони (за даними НБУ, ЄЦБ та МВФ) становить  крон за 1 гривню ( гривень за 1 крону),  крон за 1 євро та  крон за 1 долар США.

Див. також

 Швеція та євро

Примітки

Посилання

 Центральний банк Швеції  -
 Шведська крона на FINANCE.UA

Гроші Швеції
Крони


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Crew SC's playoff date, time announced
When do the Black & Gold take on D.C. United?
By Pat Murphy@_Pat_Murphy Oct 28, 2018, 9:53pm EDT
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Columbus Crew SC are headed to the MLS Cup playoffs for the fourth time in five years. Gregg Berhalter's men secured passage to the 2018 postseason on Sunday afternoon thanks to the Montreal Impact's 1-0 loss to the New England Revolution.
While Major League Soccer's Decision Day is supposed to see all the teams play their games at the same time, Crew SC dealt with a weather delay on Sunday due to lightning in the Black & Gold's contest against Minnesota United. The game was delayed over an hour, meaning Columbus knew the results of the rest of the league's games by halftime.
Thanks to a hat trick by forward Gyasi Zardes that led to a 3-2 victory, Crew SC finished fifth in the Eastern Conference with 51 points. The Black & Gold tied with D.C. United, but the Black and Red finish in the fourth spot due to the wins tiebreaker.
That means that Columbus and United will meet in the knockout round of the playoffs, hosted by D.C. Crew SC knew of their date with United when they left MAPFRE Stadium on Sunday night but didn't know when the game would take place.
Later on Sunday night, MLS announced the full schedule for the 2018 MLS Cup playoffs and the Black & Gold will face D.C. on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. ET. The game will air on FOX Sports 1.
United enters the playoffs as the league's second-hottest team behind only the New York Red Bulls. The Black and Red have not lost in six consecutive games, including five straight wins before Sunday's 0-0 draw with the Chicago Fire.
If Columbus can come away with a win over D.C., the team's conference semifinal matchup would depend on the winner over the other Eastern Conference knockout round between the third seed New York City FC and the sixth seed Philadelphia Union. If the Union can upset City, they will take on the the Red Bulls, the East's top seed and Supporters' Shield winner. If NYCFC defeats Philadelphia, the Black & Gold will take on the second seed, Atlanta United.
City and the Union will play on Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m. ET on FOX Sports 1. Los Angeles Football Club and Real Salt Lake will meet in one of the Western Conference knockout round game on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 10:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and FC Dallas will host the Portland Timbers on Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 9:30 p.m. ET on ESPN+.
No matter the opponent, the first leg of the conference semifinals would take place on Sunday, Nov. 4. The second leg would be on Sunday, Nov. 11. As the lower seed, Crew SC would host the first leg. The conference finals first leg will take place on Sunday, Nov. 25 and the second leg will be on Thursday, Nov. 29. The MLS Cup Final — which the Black & Gold can only host if Real Salt Lakes make the game — will be on Saturday, Dec. 8.


RepCom will be held at Orange Grove Friends Meeting and will begin on Friday, March 2 at 6pm, through Saturday March 3 and continuing to Sunday March 4 if necessary.
Before coming to RepCom, please review advance documents carefully at the link on the 2018 RepCom page.
Travel expenses of officers, clerks, and Representative Committee members (monthly meetings' representatives to PYM) are reimbursed 25¢ per mile for round trip road atlas mileage between the member's Home Meeting and the location of the Meeting being attended or actual expenses up to $.25 per mile. Round trip travel from Mexico and Guatemala and Hawaii is reimbursed up to $600. Members are encouraged to reduce costs by taking advantage of special bargain rates (early reservation, two for one, special offers, etc.).
If your committee is presenting at RepCom, please submit written reports by February 11 to Sharon Gates, Assistant to the Clerk, at PYMAssistanttotheClerk@gmail.com. Reports will be posted on PYM's website before RepCom.
Interest Groups at the 2018 Annual Session: The process for getting Interest Groups scheduled for Annual Session is on the website. Please submit your proposals by Sunday, March 4 to Sharon Gates, Assistant to the Clerk, at PYMAssistanttotheClerk@gmail.com.
Junior Yearly Meeting: The youth leadership of Junior Yearly Meeting (JYM) and JYM Adult Committee members will meet at Orange Grove Meetinghouse March 2-4 to plan for JYM 2018 at Walker Creek Ranch. We look forward to worshiping and sharing meals with Friends attending Representative Committee. If you have questions, please contact the clerk of the JYM Adult Committee, Muriel Strand auntym@earthlink.net.


"Western Gateway to the Apostle Islands"
★ Land developer Thomas J. Stevenson is credited as the founder of Cornucopia.
★ Cornucopia is affectionately known as "Corny".
★ Logging camps and sawmills at Cornucopia and Siskiwit Lake operated from 1894-1914; 8.5 million board feet shipped out in 1894. Steve Smith's Camp and Miller's Camp both employed 40 men. In 1894, with six teams they processed" 3.5 million feet with 2 million feet on skids" and "3 million feet with 2 million feed on skids", respectively. The Frank Pleas Lumber Camp reported 56 males and two females in a June 1895 census. About 60 men worked at the Simpson & Company lumber camp.
★ In 1910 U.S. Census Taker S. K. Ogren visited 59 Cornucopia homes and counted "263 people, 16 states listed as birth places with the majority born in Wisconsin, and 9 countries listed as birth places – 32 Austria and 16 Russia and one person was born at sea".
★ After sitting idle for three years, the Thompson Fleith Lumber Company's Cornucopia mill was destroyed by fire in September 1920. Also lost was machinery just purchased by the Chicago Iron and Metal Company of Ashland. In operation from 1906 until 1914, the mill once employed as many as 125 men.
★ In April 1923 three carloads of picric acid weighing about 65,000 pounds was ordered by Washburn County Agent V. E. Brubaker to be distributed to area farmers, including those at Cornucopia. A "highly nitrated organic compound" picric acid was used primarily as an explosive.
★ The Door County Advocate reported in September 1924 that the Northern Wisconsin Hydro-Electirc Power Company had completed "extensive improvements" to their Orienta Falls plant and were making additional plans "to double the capacity of the plant within the next year". The existing $160,000 in additions and improvements had resulted in "60 miles of 22,000-volt three-phase transmission lines, interconnecting…Bayfield, Cornucopia, Herbster, Port Wing and Iron River".
★ In 2014, Lake Superior froze solid, providing a very rare opportunity to access the Apostle Islands ice caves where "dazzling ice formations" adorned "red sandstone cliffs", their faces "encased in inches of ice", "waterfalls frozen in place", and icicles everywhere "glistening in the sun". Access reports went viral, bringing more than 136,000 people through Corny on their way to Meyers Beach where the National Park Service had set up busses to take people to the caves.
Cornucopia is located in Bayfield County.
was erected in Cornucopia in 1955.


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Q: How to limit decimal digit of GeoJSON I am using postGIS. I am using ST_AsGeoJSON(geom) function to get GeoJSON data of Geom field. Its returning a long lat value that have 13 digits after decimal point. Is there any way to reduce or limit the decimal digits?

A: Read the documentation of the method. You can pass a parameter to limit the number of decimal digits.
text ST_AsGeoJSON(geography geog, integer maxdecimaldigits=15, integer options=0);


Rice Week 2018 falls between Monday 17 and Sunday 23 September; and this year we will be focusing on the unique characteristics of different types and varieties of rice.
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Impress your guests or feed your family in under half an hour with this stunning yet simple kedgeree by one of our fave bloggers, Supergolden. She developed this recipe for us especially to highlight some of the characteristics of long-grain rice - that it retains is shape after cooking and that in the finished dish, the kernels are light and fluffy and separate.


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Tilting option: This bracket will allow you to tilt the TV from: -15 degrees to +10 degrees. This feature is especially convenient if you need to change the angle of your TV upwards or downwards in order to adjust the monitor position according to your preferences. This option is available whether it's hung up or at the mid-lower level.


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Q: Emit LiveData to update UI between subsequent suspend method calls I am trying to update the UI in between the suspend method calls when I get results from them. For example, here is my ViewModel class. Methods a(), b() and c() are suspend methods.
class MainViewModel : ViewModel() {

    lateinit var userLiveData: LiveData<String>
    var repo = MainRepo()

     fun startTest() {
          userLiveData = liveData {
             var a =  repo.a()
             System.out.println("@@@@@@@@ $a")
             emit(a)
             var b = repo.b(a)
             System.out.println("@@@@@@@@ $b")
             emit(b)
             var c = repo.c(b)
             System.out.println("@@@@@@@@ $c")
             emit(c)
         }
    }
}

and this is my Activity class, where I am observing the LiveData
viewModel = ViewModelProviders.of(this).get(MainViewModel::class.java)
        viewModel.startTest()
        viewModel.userLiveData.observe(this, Observer {
            text.text = it
        })

and Repo class
class MainRepo {

    suspend fun a(): String{
        delay(1000)
        return "A"
    }
    suspend fun b(a: String): String{
        delay(5000)
        return a + "B"
    }
    suspend fun c(b: String): String{
        return b + "-C"
    }
}

My Question is, how can I update the UI with results after I call repo.a() or repo.b() or repo.c().
Thanks in advance.

A: You can achieve this with Mutable live data with coroutines.
Also, a Suspend function can only be called by a coroutine or from another suspend function.
I have tested the below code. Hope this helps.
Your viewModel:
val userLiveData = MutableLiveData<Map<String, String>>()

fun startTest() {
    viewModelScope.launch {
        var newVal = itemRepository.a()
        userLiveData.value = mapOf("responseTime" to newVal)
        newVal = itemRepository.b(newVal)
        userLiveData.value = mapOf("downloadSpeed" to newVal)
        newVal = itemRepository.c(newVal)
        userLiveData.value = mapOf("uploadSpeed" to newVal)
    }
}

Activity:
itemViewModel.userLiveData.observe(viewLifecycleOwner, Observer { result ->
            result.get("responseTime")?.let {
                println("setting textField Response as :" +result["responseTime"])
            }
            result.get("downloadSpeed")?.let {
                println("setting textField2 Download Speed is :" +result["downloadSpeed"])
            }
            result.get("uploadSpeed")?.let {
                println("setting textField3 Upload Speed is :" +result["uploadSpeed"])
            }
        })
    itemViewModel.startTest()

Repo:
class MainRepo {

    suspend fun a(): String{
        delay(1000)
        return "A"
    }
    suspend fun b(a: String): String{
        delay(5000)
        return a + "B"
    }
    suspend fun c(b: String): String{
        return b + "-C"
    }
}

Output:
setting textField Response as :A
setting textField2 Download Speed is :AB
setting textField3 Upload Speed is :AB-C


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SPARTA ‑‑ Hilltop Country Day School will kick off Engineers Week on Tuesday, Feb. 20 with a design challenge for students.
National Engineers Week began in 1951 in conjunction with President Washington's birthday. Washington is considered the nation's first engineer and the event emphasizes the importance of learning math, science and technical skills, according to Laura Mc Gee, Assistant Head of School.
"Inspiring Wonder" is this year's theme, and Hilltop will host a variety of school- wide and community -invited events celebrating how engineers make a difference in our world.
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, Engineering Design challenges will take place for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders at 10 a.m. and for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade challenges at 12:30 p.m. Local students who do not attend Hilltop and are off for the President's Day holiday are invited to join Hilltop's Engineering Day challenges.
Additionally, on Thursday, Feb. 22 , Hilltop will host an after-school workshop "Introduce a Girl Engineering Day." This day is intended to give girls a chance to think like an engineer. This after school event is for all girls Pre-Kindergarten - Grade 8. The event will begin at 3 p.m. and run through 4:30 p.m.
Engineers Week at Hilltop will end with our middle school annual Science Olympics. Our middle school students collaborated in groups by grade level to solve and construct three engineering challenges. This year's challenges include Battle Bots, Propeller Cars and a Hydraulic lift.
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'World-Class' Cricket Stadium May Soon Be Built Near Fairgrounds In San JoseA proposal to build a new cricket stadium in the Bay Area could help bring one of the world's most popular sports to a new audience.
Katy Perry, Jennifer Lopez To Appear On 'The Late Late Show' Special
Perry will join Corden for a new edition of Carpool Karaoke, while Lopez will take a Toddlerography dance lesson. May 3, 2017 at 1:18 pm
Filed Under:James Corden, Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry, Late Late Show, Only CBS
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Perry will join Corden for a new edition of Carpool Karaoke, while Lopez will take a Toddlerography dance lesson with the talk show host. The special will also feature a dynamic musical performance, and Corden sharing some of his favorite moments from the show so far.
READ MORE: 'World-Class' Cricket Stadium May Soon Be Built Near Fairgrounds In San Jose
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GENEVA – Swiss bankers worried they may be arrested abroad as part of tax evasion probes now have a special number to call for advice.
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The SBPV said Thursday that the service has been popular since it was first announced last week.
Several Swiss banks have recently caved to pressure from the United States to hand over the names of employees who dealt with foreign clients.
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Q: No rule to make target '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so` I have a project I'm working on, and I can't get cmake to work after trying to add in some boost functionality. I type
cd build/manual/
cmake ../..
make && make install

and I get the following error:
taylor@taylor-XPS-13-9365:~/markets/build/manual$ make && make install
Scanning dependencies of target markets
[  3%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/data_handlers.cpp.o
[  7%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/data_readers.cpp.o
[ 11%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/execution_handler.cpp.o
[ 14%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/fill.cpp.o
[ 18%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/instrument.cpp.o
[ 22%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/market_bar.cpp.o
[ 25%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/market_snapshot.cpp.o
[ 29%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/order.cpp.o
[ 33%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/pnl_calculator.cpp.o
[ 37%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/portfolio.cpp.o
[ 40%] Building CXX object src/markets/CMakeFiles/markets.dir/position_summary.cpp.o
[ 44%] Linking CXX static library libmarkets.a
[ 44%] Built target markets
Scanning dependencies of target run_backtest
[ 48%] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/run_backtest.dir/main.cpp.o
make[2]: *** No rule to make target '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so,', needed by 'src/run_backtest'.  Stop.
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:87: recipe for target 'src/CMakeFiles/run_backtest.dir/all' failed
make[1]: *** [src/CMakeFiles/run_backtest.dir/all] Error 2
Makefile:129: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 2

This project has several CMakeLists.txt files because there is 1.) a main executable markets/src/main.cpp, 2.) a static library, and 3.) some unit tests in markets/test/.
First, there's markets/CMakeLists.txt:
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10)

set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 11 ) # used to be 17
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -O3")
#set(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER /usr/bin/g++-8) # this is now set externally!
set(CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR})

set(MARKETS_INSTALL_INCLUDE_DIR ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/include)
set(MARKETS_INSTALL_BIN_DIR ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/bin)
set(MARKETS_INSTALL_LIB_DIR ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/lib)
set(MARKETS_HEADERS_DIR ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/markets)

include_directories(${MARKETS_INSTALL_INCLUDE_DIR})
include_directories(${MARKETS_HEADERS_DIR})

add_subdirectory(src)
add_subdirectory(test)

then there's markets/src/CMakeLists.txt (I think this is the one with the problem)
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10)
project(run_backtest)

add_subdirectory(markets)
set(SOURCE_FILES main.cpp)

find_package (Eigen3 3.3 REQUIRED NO_MODULE)
find_library(mysqlcppconn 1.1.12 REQUIRED)
find_package(Boost 1.65.1 REQUIRED COMPONENTS system filesystem)

include_directories(${Boost_INCLUDE_DIRS})
add_executable(run_backtest ${SOURCE_FILES})
target_link_libraries(run_backtest markets Eigen3::Eigen mysqlcppconn ${Boost_LIBRARIES})

install(TARGETS run_backtest DESTINATION ${MARKETS_INSTALL_BIN_DIR})

and then there's markets/src/markets/CMakeLists.txt
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10)
project(markets)### C CXX)

set(SOURCE_FILES
    data_handlers.h
    data_handlers.cpp
    data_readers.h
    data_readers.cpp
    execution_handler.h
    execution_handler.cpp
    fill.h
    fill.cpp
    instrument.h
    instrument.cpp
    market_bar.h
    market_bar.cpp
    market_snapshot.h
    market_snapshot.cpp
    order.h
    order.cpp
    pnl_calculator.h
    pnl_calculator.cpp
    portfolio.h
    portfolio.cpp
    position_summary.h
    position_summary.cpp
)

#set(Boost_USE_STATIC_LIBS OFF)
#set(Boost_USE_MULTITHREADED ON) # maybe off?
#set(Boost_USE_STATIC_RUNTIME OFF)

find_package(Boost 1.65.1 REQUIRED COMPONENTS system filesystem)
find_package (Eigen3 3.3 REQUIRED NO_MODULE)
find_library(mysqlcppconn 1.1.12 REQUIRED)

include_directories(${Boost_INCLUDE_DIRS})
link_directories( ${Boost_LIBRARY_DIRS})

add_library(markets SHARED STATIC ${SOURCE_FILES})
target_link_libraries(markets Eigen3::Eigen mysqlcppconn, ${Boost_LIBRARIES})

# not sure if i need this
target_link_libraries( markets ${Boost_FILESYSTEM_LIBRARY}, ${Boost_SYSTEM_LIBRARY})

install(TARGETS markets DESTINATION ${MARKETS_INSTALL_LIB_DIR})

I'm pretty sure this file that it's complaining about exists, so I'm not sure what to do:
taylor@taylor-XPS-13-9365:~$ stat /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so
  File: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so -> libboost_filesystem.so.1.65.1
  Size: 29          Blocks: 0          IO Block: 4096   symbolic link
Device: 10302h/66306d   Inode: 17184887    Links: 1
Access: (0777/lrwxrwxrwx)  Uid: (    0/    root)   Gid: (    0/    root)
Access: 2019-09-24 11:11:06.384111528 -0400
Modify: 2018-03-06 05:21:23.000000000 -0500
Change: 2019-09-24 11:10:45.160636771 -0400
 Birth: -

A: Your problem is caused by the comma after the filename ('/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so,').
You should remove the commas separating arguments in your CMake function calls (just leave some whitespace between them).


If you're looking to eat more salmon, turn to this versatile list of recipes. You can serve the fish cold in the summer or warm in the winter, on bagels for breakfast or en papillote for dinner. Salmon's a rich fish, which means you can pair it with a variety of bold flavors. If you want to add the pink, healthy protein to your meals, these 10 easy recipes will get you started.
Pan-Fried Salmon With Crispy Skin: Simple pan-fried salmon is one of the easiest ways to enjoy fish at home. The skin gets nice and crispy, offering a tasty textural contrast with the moist, flaky fish.
Roasted Salmon Nicoise: Impress dinner guests — and yourself — with this fancy one-pot meal. Briny olives and sweet cherry tomatoes brighten up the salmon, and a touch of pesto helps create a flavorful sauce that the potatoes will soak right up.
Easy Broiled Salmon: The broiler makes quick work of salmon. You don't have to worry about it drying out under the intense heat, because it's such a fatty fish.
Smoked Salmon Pesto Pasta: Toss pasta with a handful of fresh veggies like asparagus, peas, and greens, then add in some silky smoked salmon.
Grilled Cedar Plank Salmon: Soak a cedar plank before throwing it on the grill. Place a salmon filet on top, and as the cedar smokes, it will infuse the fish with flavor.
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Several of my students have asked me about the word matter and how to use it, so for today's English lesson, let's have a look at both the noun and verb form of this word.
So to answer "What's the matter~" you can say things like "The problem is~" or "The issue is~" etc.
As a verb we generally use matter in questions or negative sentences, but it can be used in positive sentences. Matter means, important or significant.
As a noun, matter also means an issue or situation being considered or discussed.
Well, I hope you found this lesson helpful. How about writing a few sentences using matter in the comment box below? I'll review them for you!


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Toya Sesshu
The Japanese painter and Zen priest Toyo Sesshu (1420-1506) is generally regarded as Japan's greatest painter. His Zen-inspired paintings are credited with establishing a truly Japanese style of ink painting which had a great influence on all later Japanese painting.
The Muromachi, or Ashikaga, period during which Sesshu lived was profoundly influenced by Zen Buddhism, which had been introduced from China during the Kamakura period. Under its impact the Chinese-style ink paintings of the great masters of the Southern Sung period, especially the landscape painters Ma Yüan and Hsia Kuei and the Ch'an painters Mu Ch'i and Yu-chien, served as models for the Japanese painters. Not only did these artists derive their style from China, but the landscape they represented was also that of South China in spite of the fact that many of them had never been there.
Sesshu was born in Bitchu Province in western Honshu. As a youth, he became a Buddhist novice at the Shokoku-ji, a well-known Zen temple in Kyoto which was not only a famous Buddhist sanctuary but a celebrated cultural center as well. At the monastery young Sesshu came under the influence of the famous painter Shubun, who was a fellow monk, and the Zen master Shunrin Suto, who became his spiritual adviser.
Little is known about Sesshu's early artistic work prior to his journey to China (1467-1469), during which he visited Buddhist monasteries and traveled as far as Peking. Although the artist was well received and also much impressed by the grandiose landscape, he was disappointed with the state of painting in Ming China, which to his way of thinking compared unfavorably to the painting of the Sung period some 2 centuries earlier.
Returning to Japan in 1469, Sesshu moved from place to place in northern Kyushu to avoid the civil war which was raging in Kyoto and finally settled in Oita, where he enjoyed the patronage of the Otomo family. His friend, the monk Bofu Ryushin, in commenting upon Sesshu's position at this time, reported that everyone from the nobility to the common people of Oita admired his painting and asked for examples of his work. Between 1481 and 1484 the artist made a long journey through Japan, visiting many parts of the country and making numerous sketches of the landscape.
After Sesshu returned to western Japan, he settled at Yamaguchi in Suho Province, where he set up the Tenkaitoga-ro studio and enjoyed the patronage of the Mori family. He spent the remainder of his life at Yamaguchi, enjoying ever-growing fame as Japan's leading artist.
Of all the various subjects treated by Sesshu, landscapes form by far the largest and most important category. The earliest of these is a set of hanging scrolls depicting the four seasons (National Museum, Tokyo). Painted either in China or shortly after his return, they reflect the rather dry and academic style of the Chinese Che school of the time. His mature style is best seen in a pair of landscape scrolls depicting fall and winter, which originally belonged to the Manju-in in Kyoto (now in the National Museum, Tokyo). Painted in ink on paper in a vigorous and expressive manner, they show the artist at his very best. The style and the subject are derived from Chinese models, but Sesshu's paintings show far greater contrasts between solid blacks and lighter tones, more emphasis on heavy lines, and a flatter space than would be found in Chinese Sung painting.
While these pictures are in the form of hanging scrolls, called kakemono, other landscapes by Sesshu are in the form of horizontal hand scrolls known as makimono. The most famous of these, and perhaps Sesshu's most outstanding work, is the long scroll landscape (collection of the Mori family, Yamaguchi). Measuring more than 50 feet in length and painted in 1486, when the artist was at the peak of his power, it represents suiboku ink painting at its best, combining magnificent brushwork with a profound interpretation of the moods and aspects of nature. Starting with a spring landscape, it ends with winter scenes depicting mountains, gnarled pines, picturesque rocks, tiny figures, fishing boats, village huts, and town houses.
Two other celebrated Sesshu landscapes are the haboku sansui scroll (National Museum, Tokyo) of 1495 and the Ama-no-hashidate, or Bridge of Heaven scroll (National Museum, Kyoto), a work from the very end of Sesshu's life, about 1502 to 1506. The haboku sansui is painted in the so-called spilled-ink style, a free and very spontaneous manner derived from the Zen tradition. The Ama-no-hashidate, which is a kind of topographical painting of a celebrated beauty spot located on the Japanese sea coast, is executed in a very meticulous style. Several other landscapes can with more or less certainty be attributed to Sesshu, but none of them is equal in quality to these masterpieces. Among the landscapes in American collections which are attributed to Sesshu, the spilled-ink-style picture in the Cleveland Museum is the most authentic as well as the finest esthetically.
Zen Subjects
Although Sesshu remained a Buddhist monk all his life and his landscape painting was religious in inspiration, several of his other works are Zen paintings in a more specific sense. Among these is a large scroll painted in 1496 (collection of the Sainen-ji, Aichi prefecture). It depicts Huiko cutting off his arm to demonstrate his will power to the founder of Zen, Bodhidarma, or Daruma, as he is called in Japan. Both the bold, inspired brushwork of the picture and the choice of the subject matter are typical of Zen Buddhist thought. The portrait of Daruma, with bushy eyebrows and a fierce expression, reveals his spiritual power in a masterful way.
Bird and Flower Paintings
The third main category of Sesshu's work consists of decorative screen paintings depicting birds and flowers as well as monkeys and all sorts of trees and plants. This type of painting, which was particularly popular in Ming China, is very different from Sesshu's other work owing to its greater attention to realistic detail and emphasis on decorative design rather than religious feeling. The format too tends to differ from most of his other works, for these paintings tend to be folding screens instead of scroll paintings. Among the screens of this type, the finest is a pair showing birds and flowers rendered in a very decorative and detailed manner (Kosaka Collection, Tokyo).
The best such painting in America is the monkey screen (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), which, although signed and dated 1491, is no longer believed to be by Sesshu. However, since he had many followers working in his style, the question of which works are actually by the master and which are by his workshop or his followers is very difficult to determine.
The most complete work on Sesshu in English is still Jon Carter Covell, Under the Seal of Sesshu (1941). A more recent work is Tanio Nakamura, Sesshu Toyo, 1420-1506, with an English text by Elise Grilli (1957). There is a brief introduction to Sesshu's life and work in the Tokyo National Museum's edition of The Masterpieces of Sesshu (1956). □
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