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Bloody Vacation at Beautiful Lake.
Before you weirdly ask"is this a slasher?", yes this this is a slasher movie. "How sharp is the weapon? What kind of weapon is it?", the weapon is a hatchet and it is sharp enough to chop up innocent 80's Mexican youngsters. Now shut up and read my review below so you can have the rest of your questions answered. Also please no "sube la pelicula completa porfavor" comments before the killer comes after you under my order. Thank you.
Vacaciones Sangrientas plays out very simply like any other slasher movie from the 80's. A group of young adults head out to the woods for a nice little vacation at "Beautiful Lake" where they'll drink booze, dance to some corny music, drink Diet Coca-Cola and make out all while a psychopathic old dude called by the media "El Hombre Del Hacha" (The Hatchet Man) watches them from a distance waiting for the chance to kill them all with his precious hatchet!
Vacaciones Sangrientas has been on my radar for quite a while and have longed to watch it and even to know something about the movie since there's not any info on the movie anywhere other than an IMDb page! At last though, I finally acquired a copy from Mexico and now I can say that I've seen the movie, share my thoughts & finally shed some light to this movie that has been hiding in the dark for too damn long! Let it be known now finally.
The movie feels very amateurish at times as if it were someone's first movie made. It's also low-budget of course and shot on tape. Vacaciones was directed by the famous Aldo Monti. While he's mostly known as an actor, he did however direct a few cool movies before & after this one. I'm convinced he only co-directed and producer Jorge A. Cano handled the other half of the movie since this is his first credited feature. Mr. Cano definitely had to have had more Input than just a producer. He went on to become a director after this movie as well, so Vacaciones was definitely his first try at directing a movie and not just handling the production. It's as if Aldo Monti was teaching Jorge Cano how to make a movie basically.
When I say Vacaciones feels amateurish, it's because the movie plays out so simple & pretty short since It doesn't try to get so serious, become so dreadfully dull and it's also shot on video, meaning there was not a lot of money put into the movie. We meet all the characters right away (whom don't stand out much), we get a little familiar with the setting entitled "Beautiful Lake" (somewhere in the San Diego/Chula Vista area) and we meet our killer who has no particular motive in killing. He's just fucking crazy. That's it. He also smokes cigarettes & laughs very quietly. The other half the movie, the part that Aldo Monti must of had Input of; has some pretty interesting shots of the killer staring at his victims from a distant. One shot that stood out for me was the killer staring away at a male victim from the side-view mirror of a van. It was shot nicely and definitely built up well. There's also a shot of the killer staring at a girl drinking a Diet Coca-Cola from outside the kitchen window and his eyes are zoomed in closely to really get the feeling that this guy is definitely fucking crazy. It kind of reminded of the crazy scenes of Lina Santos in Seduccion Sangrienta (another Aldo Monti movie, ahem).
With a title like Vacaciones Sangrientas and a really awesome tagline saying "Careful! The killer is on the loose & could catch you at any moment" you'll assume the movie will feature lots of brutal killing & buckets of fake blood splattering all over, but with like most SOV slashers (even the ones everyone get a huge hard-on over), that's hardly the case with Vacaciones. The fantastic cover art butters you up to expect that kind of stuff for sure, but the movie is pretty tame on all those aspects. Still, I can't knock the movie down for that because it is still pretty fun and the killer, as vague as he is, still delivers some crazy little fun moments & at least 1 hatchet to the head moment.
It took a long while to finally watch Vacaciones Sangrientas and was it worth the wait & patience & hopefulness? I suppose so. I did enjoy the movie for what it was and liked the simplicity of it & dark wooded setting it has. While none of the characters did nothing for me to care for them, I did however like the killer. Not very much is known about him, but I liked that. He's just this mysterious psychopath on the loose wanting to kill people with his hatchet. A hatchet that he cleans up after murdering.
The movie won't wow you like the fantastic cover art does, but still, Vacaciones Sangrientas is a movie that should definitely be sought out by SOV horror/slasher enthusiasts. It is part of this genre and why it's so damn obscure is beyond me. It belongs in the books, the lists and the collections. It is also part of Mexican horror cinema after all, despite its obscureness. 5/10.
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Labels: 1986, 80's, Aldo Monti, horror, Jorge A Cano, Mexican, Mexico, Mexploitation, Pesadilla Asesina, Seduccion Sangrienta, slasher, SOV, Vacaciones Sangrientas, videohome
Luis Miguel In Acapulco.
As soon as you begin to watch Fiebre De Amor (aka "Fever of Love"), you realize this movie is just gonna be all about 80's Mexican pop sensation/El Sol De Mexico: Luis Miguel. While Lucerito (another 80's pop sensation) is the leading girl of the movie & love interest of Luis Miguel, it's still however a movie just about Luis Miguel. All the songs in the movie? All by Luis Miguel. Maybe some with Lucerito, but mainly Luis Miguel because this is all about Luis Miguel after all. Luis Miguel in Acapulco to be exact.
The opening credits we see a group of cheerleaders spell out with their shirts "Televicine SA", Luis Miguel's name and the title of the movie. They scream & shout at the arrival of Luis Miguel in Acapulco (wearing a red hoodie & very white pants) as he sings the theme song of the movie "Fiebre De Amor". Once Luis Miguel has settled in Acapulco for the big concert he's performing, it is surely a big deal for these teeny boppers attending the concert because they would probably die for Luis Miguel because he is Luis Miguel after all. Lucerito plays a fan girl of Luis Miguel's and longs to be with him. She imagines scenarios where she meets him, gets into quirky mischief with him and even getting married to him! Lucerito is excited for the concert in Acapulco and as she watches him perform live, she imagines herself with him. Luis Miguel is her destiny. Her reason of existence. Maybe. Not really.
After various scenes of Acapulco scenery with lots of (Luis Miguel) music playing and more scenes of Lucerito longing for Luis Miguel, the movie suddenly takes a "serious" turn when she witnesses a murder & robbery at the hands of some jewel thieves. By chance, Lucerito runs into Luis Miguel while taking a bath and asks for his help, they run a lot together, Luis Miguel drives a car, the car then explodes which leads us to believe Luis Miguel has passed on, but of course he doesn't die because Luis Miguel can never actually die. Does he end up saving the day? Well maybe so because after all, Luis Miguel is the sun that shines so bright & so perfect.
Long ago, I found a VHS copy of Fiebre De Amor (also known as "La Primera Vez") at a weird thrift store that sold bullfrogs, fish and all kinds of goodies that freaks like me would show any interest. I had gotten some pretty good movies from that place one summer day and even a free cold can of Pepsi from the shop owner because it was very hot inside. There was also a nice couple at the thrift store with several strange movies in the boyfriend's hands. I liked this couple. I hope they got married & have 7 children by now and still buy crappy movies at thrift stores.
So anyway, it took me a long while to finally watch Fiebre De Amor and I only remembered having the movie because I had gotten an interest in watching the Netflix series "Luis Miguel", the most self-absorbed, dramatic show ever. In episode 9 of the show, they are filming Fiebre De Amor and Luis Miguel struggles to lip-sync his singing scenes. Finally after watching the actual movie itself, I can pretty much say Fiebre De Amor is the most pointless movie ever made. It's so dull since a lot of the scenes drag on for too long and half the time watching it, you're not even sure what the hell is even going on other than Luis Miguel singing around Acapulco and Lucerito longing for him. The movie does get kind of interesting once Lucerito runs away to safety with Luis Miguel, but even then it just dragged & dragged and Luis Miguel's overall presence In the movie is kind of irritating because even in a fictional movie about him, he's still so self-absorbed & does very little in the movie other than sing and smile a lot. It was all a "me me me" kind of thing while Lucerito is seen as a typical fangirl who gets her dream come true due to fucked up circumstances. God..
The music in the movie isn't bad, but very corny of course. This is definitely music for 80's Mexican adolescents. The opening song which is also the title of the movie "Fiebre De Amor" is not a bad song at all. It's pretty chill and makes me feel like I'm at a shopping mall in Mexico circa 1985. The other song "Acapulco Amor" is very cheesy and could probably be featured in an 80's narco movie set in an Acapulco nightclub (maybe at Baby O?). "Todo El Amor Del Mundo" has a catchy beat and it's the popular song of the soundtrack featuring Lucerito. It's catchy sure, but still corny as hell just like the rest of the soundtrack.
Fiebre De Amor is the 2nd movie Luis Miguel shot with Rene Cardona Jr and it was pretty successful especially with Lucerito starring in it. I have yet to see the first movie Siempre En Domingo, but it's only a minor role where Luis Miguel just sings in the show that the movie is based on and it was a very popular show. Now Luis Miguel's first movie is Ya Nunca Mas (directed by Abel Salazar!) and it is supposed to be a decent drama I hear & I hope to see it one day. Luis Miguel hated acting, so he never made an appearance on the big screen ever again after Fiebre De Amor despite his ultra-crazy father/manager wanting him to star in another movie. Fiebre De Amor really took a lot out of Luis Miguel playing Luis Miguel because It's hard being Luis Miguel after all.
I can't really say I hated Fiebre De Amor, but I wasn't very into it or excited about it either. As I said before, it's just pointless, dull and Luis Miguel is very self-centered in this darn of a movie. Might as well just called the movie "Luis Miguel goes to Acapulco" because that's really what the movie is about. Lucerito getting with Luis Miguel? That's hardly ever the main focus of the movie, yet it's supposed to be a cute little first romance type of movie (haha).
If you ever come across Fiebre De Amor airing on TV or being sold at a weird thrift store and if you're very curious about it, then go right ahead and watch it. You don't have to though that's for sure. It is a movie you can live without watching or even watching it ever again. You can also live a happy & full life of not ever being another crazy fan of El Sol De Mexico: Luis Miguel. 3/10.
I do recommend watching his Netflix show "Luis Miguel La Serie" because it's definitely cringy, hilarious, exaggerated, dramatic and interesting. It is also an authorized portrayal of Luis Miguel and further proves how truly ego this man is. He has a show all about himself! Wow!
Fiebre De Amor (1985)
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Labels: 1985, 80's, Acapulco, Carlos East, Cheesy, cine mexicano, Drama, Fiebre De Amor, Lucerito, Luis Miguel, Mexican, Mexico, music, Rene Cardona Jr, Romance, VHS
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Q: How to take in a String and return an array after modifying the String? I want to take in a String and split it every time I find a space. And then store each of these pieces into an array.
Let's say I have this string:
String names = "amy bob lily harry luna james";

I also have this method declaration:
public static String[] seperateNames(String names) {
    String[] newNames;
    // Some code here
    return newNames[];
}

What would I fill this method with so I can get something like this:
newNames = {"amy", "bob", "lily", "harry", "luna", "james"};

What I think I should do is create a for-loop and inside it have an if-statement that can check if there's space.
But I really don't know how to go about doing this.
I also think I will need to use trim() after everything is stored in an array to remove spaces before and after each name stored in the array.
Any help or advice appreciated. Thanks!

A: To start you off on your assignment, String.split splits strings on a regular expression, this expression may be an empty string:
String[] ary = "abc".split("");
Yields the array:

(java.lang.String[]) [, a, b, c]

Getting rid of the empty 1st entry is left as an exercise for the reader :-)
Note: In Java 8, the empty first element is no longer included.

A: public static String[] seperateNames(String names) {
    return names.split(" ");
}

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Meriden, Warwickshire
A parliamentary report of 1777 recorded a parish workhouse in operation at Coleshill for up to 44 inmates.
Meriden, together with several other parishes, formed a union under Gilbert's Act of 1782. Amongst other things, uhe Union had the power to operate a joint workhouse and one was erected in 1793 at a site on Maxstoke Lane in Meriden.
Meriden Poor Law Union was officially formed on 29th March 1836. Its operation was overseen by an elected Board of Guardians, 24 in number, representing its 18 constituent parishes as listed below (figures in brackets indicate numbers of Guardians if more than one):
County of Warwick: Allesley (2), Berkswell (2), Church Beckenhill [Bickenhill] (2), Coleshill (2), Corley, Coundon, Fillongley (2), Hampton in Arden, Kinwalsey, Lea Marston, Maxstoke, Meriden (2), Great Packington, Little Packington, Sheldon, Shustoke, Nether Whitacre, Over Whitacre.
Later Additions (from 1911): Castle Bromwich, Curdworth, Minworth, Sutton Coldfield, Water Orton, Wishaw.
The population falling within the union at the 1831 census had been 10,481 with parishes ranging in size from Kinwalsey (population 19) to Coleshill (1,853). The average annual poor-rate expenditure for the period 1833-35 had been £5,651 or 10s.9d. per head of the population.
In 1836, the Meriden Union workhouse took over the existing parish workhouse building. The Poor Law Commissioners authorised an expenditure of £1,260 for it be altered and enlarged. The site location and layout are shown on the 1904 map below.
Meriden site, 1904.
The entrance block at the south contained a lobby, Guardians' board room, and kitchen. Females were accommodated in the wing at the west where a chapel was also located. Males were accommodated in the eastern part of the building which also contained casual wards. Inmates' yards were places at the west of the female wing and at the north of the male wing. An infectious ward was in a separate building to the north of the entrance block. A fever hospital was later erected some distance to the north of the workhouse.
Meriden workhouse entrance from the south, c.1905.
From 1904, to protect them from disadvantage in later life, the birth certificates for those born in the workhouse gave its address just as 1 Maxstoke Lane, Meriden.
After 1930, the former workhouse became a Public Assistance Institution, and later a "County Welfare Institution". After 1948 it was renamed "The Firs" Old People's Home and Hospital.
The workhouse buildings have now been demolished and new residential accommodation has been erected on the site.
The Meriden Union established a children's home on Leys Lane, Meriden. In 1924, it could accommodate 11 children, with J.J. Edgington as its Superintendent.
Warwickshire County Record Office, Priory Park, Cape Road, Warwick CV34 4JS. Holdings include: Guardians' minute books (1841-1929); Accounts (1845-61, 1873-1930).

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Brao-Kravet jezici, malena skupina od četiri jezika koja se govore na području Kambodže i Laosa. Pripada široj zapadnobahnarskoj skupini mon-khmerskih jezika. Njima govori preko 44.000 ljudi.

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America's love affair with baseball enters a new stage this year: For much of the country, there will be almost daily televised games from spring through summer through fall, including Sunday nights and weeknight doubleheaders.
Starting today, with ESPN, and augmented by CBS starting next Saturday, the baseball television landscape will be unlike any seen before.
However, the new television plans do not benefit everyone. There is an extraordinary gain for a fan living in, say, the New York metropolitan area: It is now possible to bring in about 600 games a year. But there is also a catch: The fan must have cable TV.
Such a viewer can get ESPN's offering of 161 games. There are also about three dozen games on CBS (including the playoffs and the World Series - CBS has exclusive rights to both - and the All-Star Game), plus 300 Mets and Yankees games, half on cable, and more than 100 Atlanta Braves games over Turner Broadcasting.
But the home viewer without cable will see fewer games. Major league baseball has shifted to CBS after its long run on NBC with the ''Game of the Week.'' The switch, for which CBS paid $1 billion for four years, has effectively cut almost two months out of the baseball season on the network. CBS will not televise any of its Saturday games from April 21 through June 16; it has prior commitments to such longstanding moneymakers as the National Basketball Association playoffs.
CBS will show 16 regular-season games, beginning next Saturday with the Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh or the Los Angeles Dodgers at Houston.
For the 60 percent of United States households with cable, ESPN will be showing single games Sunday and Wednesday nights, and doubleheaders on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Except for its Sunday games, which are already set, ESPN will decide its other games only about a week in advance. This will enable the network to pick key games or games of surpassing interest, such as a game in which Nolan Ryan is pitching.
Because of the arrival of ESPN, which paid $400 million for its four-year run, there will be some significant changes in what viewers see.
ESPN will be able to cut away to any other game being played if something of significance is going on. These situations, known as ''hot switches,'' have been written into the contract carefully so as not to conflict with the teams' traditional telecasts, which take precedence over ESPN's.
An example applicable to most cases: If ESPN is showing the Reds against the Cubs, viewers in Cincinnati or Chicago would not see the game. Instead, ESPN would show an alternative game. But if, say, a Cub pitcher was hurling a perfect game, ESPN would be allowed to bring limited coverage into both cities.
However, in this example involving a perfect game, ESPN would not be allowed to make the switch earlier than the seventh inning. And it may televise only the batting appearances of the team opposing the pitcher seeking the perfect game.
Similarly, if a batter has a significant hitting streak, ESPN may show his team's game, but only when that batter is at bat.
In general, ESPN may show a total of four minutes of action in other games per telecast, although in some situations, such as a pitcher hurling a perfect game, it can stay longer.
In New York, ESPN has scheduled the Yankees and Mets three times apiece for Sunday-night games. In the New York area, however, ESPN viewers would see another game, because local cable contracts override ESPN's rights to games.
ESPN's 23 Sunday-night games will be in 23 ball parks. The first Sunday-night game is next week's Mets' game at Montreal.
This is also the final year for the Yankees' contract with WPIX (Channel 11), which televises 75 of the team's games. Another 75 are televised over the MSG cable network, which paid the Yankees $485 million for a 12-year contract.
MSG will have the Yankees exclusively starting next year, but will likely sell off a good percentage of the games.
For noncable households, Wednesday nights will be nonbaseball nights; because of ESPN, no noncable baseball telecasts are permitted on Wednesdays.
For cable households, ESPN's opening-day performance may take some of the sting out of the lost Saturday games over CBS. For today only, ESPN will present a tripleheader: the Baltimore Orioles at Kansas City at 2:30 P.M., New York time, followed by the San Diego Padres at Los Angeles (the game will be in progress), and ending with the Toronto Blue Jays' 8:30 P.M. game at Texas.
CBS: 16 games (15 Saturdays and 1 Sunday) plus the All-Star Game and all postseason games.
ESPN: About 160 games, with singles games on Sunday and Wednesday nights, and doubleheaders on Tuesdays and Fridays.
TBS: About 110 Atlanta Braves games.
LOCAL CABLE: Yankees: 75 games on MSG cable network and 75 on WPIX.
Mets: 75 games on SportsChannel cable network and 75 on WWOR.


This isn't really a fish story, rather a short memoir of time spent growing up in a fishing family.
Our Dad instilled in all of his kids a keen interest in the ocean environment we still pursue in our thirties. Our Dad has always been serious about his fishing, and as a result we spent the better part of our childhood either trolling up and down the wall north of Brown's Bay, or intently watching the rod tip while fishing the SE corner of the Pool. I still remember when I was about five years old hiding under my Dad's rowboat seat while fishing the SE corner to escape a particularly intense hailstorm, and wondering if other kids spent their summer holding their pee for hours in a rowboat. We also learned to listen for a break in the rhythm of the oar movement because that meant Dad could be leaning over our shoulder to make sure we had our thumb tightly on the reel. I think I was twelve when our Dad achieved his goal of rowing the last family member to a registered Tyee, and shortly after the "Tyee 7" license plates were mounted on the family car.
Since then we've seen a number of Springer spaniels come and go from the bow of the rowboat, and watched in wonder at Dad's amassing what must be the world's largest "Lucky Louie" collection.
We are all proud to be a member of the Tyee Club, and are particularly proud of our Dad's involvement and dedication to the Club and various conservation organizations over the years. To all of those who work hard at maintaining the Tyee Club and its traditions, thanks for your effort!!


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Q: Trying to initialize a multidimensional vector in R I am using knn to make estimates of random data, and I am choosing different k's from a vector. Each knn returns a vector of length 200, and I have 13 k's, so I need a 13x200 vector initialized before the for loop. I want to do something like
knn_train <- rep(0,1000)

But for a multidimensional vector.
Here is my code:
library(class)
library(MASS)
#List of k's for use in knn
k <- c(1,4,7,10,13,16,30,45,60,80,100,150,200)
#Generate identity matrix for sigmas
sigma <- diag(2)
# Class 1
mu_green <- c(-.5,.5)
green_train <- mvrnorm(100, mu_green,sigma)
green_test <-  mvrnorm(100, mu_green,sigma)
#Class 0
mu_red <-c(-.2,.6)
red_train<- mvrnorm(100, mu_red,sigma)
red_test<- mvrnorm(100, mu_red,sigma)
#Bind test and train data
train <- rbind(green_train,red_train)
test <- rbind(green_test,red_test)
cl <- rbind(c(rep(1,100),rep(0,100)))

for(i in 1:length(k))
{
  #Train into train then train into test
  knn_train[i] = knn(train,train,cl,k[i],prob=TRUE)
  knn_test[i] = knn(train,test,cl,k[i],prob=TRUE)
  #First 100 are class 1, second 100 are class 2
  train_err[i]<- 100-sum(table(knn_train[i][1:100]))+sum(table(knn[i][100:200]))
  test_err[i]<- 100-sum(table(knn_test[i][1:100]))+sum(table(knn[i][100:200]))
}

A: The usual way to initialize a "multidimensional vector" is to create a matrix-object:
 knn_train <- matrix(NA, nrow=1000, ncol=13)

If you want to populate values then:
 knn_train[ , i] <- # 13 element vector


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Prevention at Sea signs digitalisation MoU with KPMG
Prevention at Sea (P@S) and KPMG in Cyprus have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with an aim to jointly design, develop and promote services and products that reduce safety risk to the maritime industry and ensure a safe business environment.
Tototheo & Marine Fields sign MoU with CMMI
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Rolls-Royce and MAN Energy Solutions have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on mýa, the open asset-and-fleet-management-system enabling the integration of Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), asset owner and operator data across multiple industries including marine.
DNV GL and Alpha Ori sign MOU to spur digital transformation
DNV GL and technology company Alpha Ori Technologies (AOT) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in which they agree to work together to contribute to the marine industry's ongoing digital transformation.
Høglund and DNV GL team up to improve data generation and sharing
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KR and Hyundai LNG Shipping sign MoU on cybersecurity research
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Navantia signs MoU with InfraStrata
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Anglo-Eastern and Naval Dome ink cyber MoU
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Gyalpoizhing Forest Range office seized 100 cubic feet of sandalwood from Zimzorong in Monggar, this morning. The wood was found hidden under sacks of rice in a truck that was travelling to Paro.
Bhutan's consumer inflation continued to drop, reaching an all time low of 6.3 percent in December, last year. In November, inflation recorded was 6.6 percent.
Giving autonomy to schools is proving to be successful, according to the Ministry of Education's Review Report of Autonomous Schools. MoE received appraisal documents from 19 schools that were granted autonomy, a year ago.
The Department of Culture under home ministry has submitted a tentative list of five dzongs; Dagana, Paro, Punakha, Trongsa and Wangdue Phodrang to be inscribed as World Heritage.
Ministry of Information and Communications (MoIC) gave filmmaker, Dechen Roder a cash of Nu.65,000 for her short film that made it to the Berlin Film Festival. The 20-minute film titled, Lo Sum Choe Sum or three year and three day retreat, is first short film from Bhutan to be premiered in Berlin Film Festival.
Monggar Gewog is gearing towards bye-election for the post of gup. The post was rendered empty after the former gup passed away in a car accident, earlier this month.
Indian Community in Bhutan gathered at the Indian Embassy to celebrate their 66th republic day.
Members of the Association of Wood Based Industries today informed the government that the decision to allow the Natural Resource Development Corporation to establish sawmills in the country would affect private sector growth.
The total amount of non-performing loans or bad loans in the commercial banks has increased from Nu 3B in 2010 to Nu 7.6B last year. In other words 12 percent of total credit dished out by the financial sector has defaulted.
The government has started on its initiative to distribute power tillers to each chiwogs starting with the six eastern districts. During the first phase, 70 power tillers are being distributed to each gewogs.
This comes as a part of the package the present government promised in its manifesto.


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Professor Luxenberg and Grad Charlotte Gaillet to Present at Symposium of Decorative Arts
The 10th Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts will be held this weekend, from Thursday January 30 to February 1 hosted by the Georgia Museum of Art at the Georgia Center. Professor of Art History, Alisa Luxenberg will be participating in the conference presenting on her current research. In addition to Professor Luxenberg, Charlotte Gaillet, currently pursuing her Masters in Art History, will be presenting as well.
Professor Luxenberg's presentation is titled, "Double Reading, Trouble Meaning: Masonic Symbolism in Visual Art". Luxenberg's research on Freemasonry and art has resulted in a forthcoming volume edited with Reva Wolf, Freemasonry and the Visual Arts from the Eighteenth Century Forward: Historical and Global Perspectives. Learn more about Professor Luxenberg and her work here. Additionally, Charlotte Gaillet will present on a botanical journal, with her presentation entitled "A Botanical View of Georgia".
The biennial Henry D. Green Symposium will publish all the papers proceeding the conference, resulting in a volume of published scholarship that celebrates the Decorative Arts as well as its history in the state of Georgia. The symposium, celebrating twenty years of the Decorative Arts, will have presentations this year on Georgia portraiture, colonial Georgia silver, Masonic symbolism in Georgia, porcelain decoration and historic preservation on the UGA campus and more.
Friday, January 31 (Event requires registration)
10:05 AM "A Botanical View of Georgia," Charlotte Gaillet, master's student in art history, University of Georgia (introduction by Dale L. Couch)
Sponsored by the Material Culture & Arts Foundation
11:00 AM "Double Reading, Trouble Meaning: Masonic Symbolism in Visual Art," Alisa Luxenberg, professor of art history, Lamar Dodd School of Art, University of Georgia (introduction by Glen Eskew)
Sponsored by the MOTSTA Fund/the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia
Graduate Student News
Alisa Luxenberg
More Dodd News
Dodd Grad, Patric Dicaprio, a New York-based fashion designer and creative director of Vaquera, shares Top Ten in January issue of Artforum
Latin American Artists Exhibit at the Marietta Cobb Art Museum
UGA Scientific Illustration Alumnus Brings the Dodo Bird Back to Life Using 3D Sculpting Techniques
Benjamin Britton opening at Marcia Wood Gallery Dec. 2, 7-9pm


I can hear the blog world now. BLASPHEMY!
Anyways, what a weekend of furious WoW blogging debate! I speak of course, of the proposed druid tree form changes and the intensely negative reactions by the many well-respected druid bloggers who have voiced their extreme displeasure and sadness at losing their beloved tree personas.
Personally, I find tree form more annoying than endearing. Maybe it's because I haven't been a resto druid for that long, or because I've never really felt the attachment to the form that many other bloggers have. It could also be because I don't really take my resto druid that seriously (despite him now being my best geared character), and don't crunch any numbers or carefully analyze his gear, etc. Regardless, I just really dislike tree form, for a number of reasons.
See the picture above? That's Mardak after a heroic Jaraxxus kill. I try to take screenshots NOT in tree form because I like to see my gear.
One of the most common complaints about druids in general is how you can't see your hard-earned equipment while shapeshifted. I worked hard for that gear, but I can't see it in action? To me, this has always been a confusing and unfair element of playing a tree. Yeah, it's meaningless and is just little shiny pixels that sparkle and wave in the air. But so is tree form! Also, this combines very badly with my own carelessness - on numerous occasions I've accidentally healed a fight with a fishing rod or lance equipped. (the worst was an entire ICC10 first-wing run without a weapon equipped.) This wouldn't happen if I could SEE my weapon!
I find it quite annoying having to shift out of tree form to cast certain spells. Granted, Blizzard could have fixed this by going the other way (by allowing more spells to be cast while in tree form) but regardless, I often find myself momentarily annoyed at having to shift out to root or cyclone something (blood beasts on Saurfang, mind-controlled players on Deathwhisper-25, soul fragments on Bronjahm). And of course, if I want to DPS a little it's also back to tauren form. My BC-level disc priest can throw out a SW:Pain or Devouring Plague if things are slow, yet my ICC-geared TREE can't even cast entangling roots on someone. The ultimate irony.
Despite my excitement to be rid of tree form, I kind of hope the change doesn't go live, simply because there are so many resto druids out there who love and cherish their tree forms that would be devastated if they lost them. I'd rather be my awesome decked-out tauren than an ugly tree, but I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. And I get the feeling that most of the people who like the announcement are like me - mostly unconcerned one way or the other. Do the right thing, Blizzard. Listen to the weeping willows and let us keep tree form. The rest of us will grumble a bit but honestly, we don't really care.
Keeva has created a picture for upset druids to use to show their love for trees. Expect to see this a LOT on druid blogs over the next while!
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I agree. I saw that they proposed to make "constant" tree form a minor glyph...I'd love that as a compromise. For me it's fun to be a tree for awhile, but I get tired of not being able to see myself. And myself is so cute with her blue hair and plant shoulders. On the other hand, one of my guild's resto druids was so upset that he made a priest alt and I think he was only half-joking about playing it in Cata.
So I'd rather the full-time trees be happy than serve my own selfish wishes. Although if they proposed to ditch moonkin form I'd be all over that... It's 10x uglier than tree. (BTW, Horde and Alliance moonkin -are- different. The Tauren version is bigger and yellow/white plus has horns I think, whereas the Night Elf version is sort of grey-purpley and has big night elf ears. :) But they're both still really ugly.
I'm liking the idea someone came up with of the form being a toggle, like Worgen form.
I really don't like treeform either. It's not because of the armour, my armour is rather ugly and my shoulders are huge.. but its never been a model I could bond with. The /sleep, /cower and animation you get whilst levitated are awesome but not enough to charm me in the long run.
Selfishly I'm secretly hoping the changes go live because I'm doing a lot of PvP at the moment. Too many resto druids (and I admit I'm sometimes guilty of this as well) just stand there in treeform which is all well and good when people need healing, not so good when CC and dps are far more crucial.
Ideally, if it was just a cosmetic choice things would be so much better. Druids would have all the utility available to the other healing classes so I agree, a glyph or a toggle would be the perfect compromise.
I have never been more exicited about a druid announcement than I was about this one. (but i do hope they put in a glyph or something to make the others happy).


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Veteran journalist, Denise Lockwood, takes you inside the issues facing southeastern Wisconsin.
This work by Denise Lockwood is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at Know More.
It took Betty Cahn and her family years to get help for her mental illness. How the complex mental health system frustrates efforts to get treatment.
Brenda Wesley, a petite 57-year-old woman, sits at the kitchen table of her Brown Deer home, her delicate fingers gripping a coffee cup on a grim Sunday afternoon. She stares at her cell phone, willing it to ring. But it doesn't get the message.
Brenda's barely had any sleep. She was up all night worrying about Betty Cahn, her 43-year-old younger sister. Betty's been missing since the police took her to Rogers Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon.
It's the middle of January and freezing outside. Brenda thinks of the strange men her sister might be seeking out, the hotels she could be at, the streets she could be walking. She's probably frightened and all alone. The images twist and turn in Brenda's mind.
They had talked Betty into going to the hospital to get help for her bipolar disorder after she fell asleep with a cigarette and started a fire. The hole in her mattress was small, but Betty's problems were as big as ever: taking narcotics she shouldn't have been prescribed and slipping out of control. The two sisters fought, with Brenda pressing Betty to get help. Now Betty is out there, somewhere, high on prescription medications.
Grafton, WI - Administrators in the Grafton School District are preparing for the worst, but hoping for the best by creating an influenza contingency plan.
While the plan generally addresses how district officials would respond to a flu outbreak, it also focuses on the H1N1 flu virus. The School Board adopted the plan last week in a unanimous vote, but they hope it will never be used.
The plan would guide district administrators in dealing with a potential flu outbreak including: how the district would communicate with the community and health department officials, sanitation procedures, school closures and openings, and how the district would address staffing issues.
Still, the district is preparing for a potential outbreak.
"We're increasing the sub(stitute) pool so that we are covered if we have absences both for certified staff and non-certified staff," said Sue Dannemiller, Special Education/Human Resources Administrative Support for the Grafton School District.
Four students within the district have been identified as having the H1N1 virus, which was declared a pandemic in June by the World Health Organization.
But, Glenda Madlom, director and health officer for the Ozaukee Public Health Department, warns that those numbers could be deceiving because not everyone is being tested when they do go to the doctor's office and some people experiencing mild symptoms aren't going to the doctor at all.
important to remember that the H1N1 virus was declared a pandemic because the virus is new, it is easily transmitted and it has spread worldwide.
"Continue to use the common sense precautions of covering your nose or mouth with your sleeve or sneeze or cough into a tissue," he said. "And avoid touching your nose, eyes or mouth and wash your hands frequently to prevent the spread of the illness."
The district is also encouraging parents to keep their children home if they are experiencing flu-like symptoms, which include: fever (usually high), headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle aches and stomach symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, also can occur but are more common in children than adults.
"The CDC now recommends that people with influenza-like illness remain at home until at least 24 hours after they are free of fever (100 degrees) or free of signs of a fever without the use of fever reducing medications," Armato said.
In July, the district purchased an ultra violet machine that kills airborne germs without chemicals.
"Right now were stepping up our sanitation efforts in classrooms that have medically fragile children in them," he said.
The District also purchased a machine that provides real-time information on bacteria, mold and other hygiene concerns. The unit contains swabs that measure whether the right chemicals and procedures are being used to get items clean. This is being used district-wide to check drinking fountains, restrooms and other public areas, Armato said.
But even though those rooms are being sanitized, if one person touches it… it's lost, Dannemiller told the school board.
Tim Schuster would have likely started college this year.
In high school, he played sports. His family adored him. Claire Schuster, his mother, called him "Boy blue" because of his gorgeous blue eyes. He was well liked by his classmates. He stuck up for others, listened to their problems and was known for having a sense of humor at Grafton High School.
He was the last person the principal, Ken McCormick, or anyone else for that matter, thought would commit suicide.
Tim died on December 10, and even though his family is still grieving, Claire wants the community, parents, and school administrators to make a more concerted effort to watch for signs of depression in teens and start talking about the issue more openly.
And she wants teens to realize that depression is common and that there is help – but only if they start talking about it.
Jesse McClendon committed suicide on May 6 at the age of 15.
And another student at Grafton High School attempted to commit suicide at the school about a month and a half after Tim died.
If it seems the students at Grafton High School have had more than their fair share of completed and attempted suicides in the last year, the assumption would be inaccurate. However, an odd dynamic is in play.
Jeff Pechura, superintendent of the school district, said that in the past six years he's been with the school district there weren't any suicides or attempted suicides at least that happened at the high school up until last year.
John Holicheck, coroner for Ozaukee County, said the teen suicide rate in has remained steady at about one to two teens per year for at least the last several years in the county.
And Laura Rathke, social worker for the Ozaukee County Department of Human Services, said the number of teens taken into custody on an emergency mental health hold has actually been decreasing, as 29 teenagers were committed in 2006, 22 in 2007, 21 in 2008 and 11 to date in 2009. The hold means that law enforcement officials deemed the person a threat to themselves or others; that a mental health assessment was done and the person either voluntarily or involuntarily committed to addressing the issue by seeking professional help.
"We received a crises prevention grant to reduce that number four years ago and we've been slowly doing that," Rathke said.
But even those numbers may be deceiving because it may mean that teens just aren't calling the crises hotline or that they might not be feeling depressed.
However, one issue Claire is concerned about is the lack of psychological counseling resources available at the high school.
After Tim died, a number of his friends told her they were disappointed with the amount of resources available for grief counseling or any type of counseling for their problems. She also had a number of parents come up to her at Tim's funeral telling that their children also struggled with depression.
This week Claire approached the school district about getting more resources for students in the school because she learned that the high school has guidance counselors, but not a full-time psychologist on staff at the school.
"The kids were told to go talk to them (the guidance counselors) if they had any issues and they are all very nice there, trust me, but I don't think they are equipped (to handle) this, this was something more specific to handle," she said.
Pechura said the district does have three psychologists on staff in the school district, but they are equivalent to 2.5 full-time positions and they are rotated among all of the schools in the district. They also handle individualized educational programs for students who have disabilities, in addition to providing counseling to students.
"But Cedarburg High School has a full-time psychologist and my understanding is that he often has a line outside of his door," Clair said.
Pechura said he's aware of the growing concern in the community that the school is not doing enough to address the issue.
The district also has a clergy council that school administrators are working with to confidentially identify at-risk students.
After talking to Claire, however, the district is re-evaluating how they use the psychologists' time, but there likely won't be any additional staff hired, Pechura said.
"We're looking at what the needs are and trying to figure out what resources we can offer," Pechura said.
suicide, which will likely happen in January and they plan on putting more information on the topic on the Grafton High School website.
At the meeting with administrators, Claire presented research – suicide statistics, the fallacy of keeping the issue quite and the need for putting a face on the problem.
Claire believes that if Tim had known that 20 percent of all teenagers suffer from depression sometime in their teenage life and that there were resources available, then her son may have chosen to handle his depression differently. However, it's hard to tell if that would have been the outcome, she said, but she does want the community to start addressing the issue.
The district is also looking at putting a countywide forum together to address the topic.
"If we get this stigma down, and we get people talking about it, then people won't feel so isolated…they won't feel that they are the only ones," she said. "I understand people are really uncomfortable talking about this.
If you or someone you know is depressed, please call the COPE Hotline at (262) 377-7786.
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Heide Storbeck loved her six children, her fiancé Kaleb Haas, dishing out a little gossip with her cousin Rikki Storbeck, playing pool and a good party.
After her death on July 26, Heide's family and closest friends have decided to have a party on what would have been her 33rd birthday on Sept. 12 at the R&R Club, 1017 Main St.
The weekend will also be about raising money for Heide's six children - Deric, 13, Cierra, 10, Brianna, 9, Destiny, 6, Braelyn, 18 months and Brooklyn, who will be about two months old.
For those who didn't know Heide, she was about five-foot two-inches tall. She loved to dye her hair different colors, do the electric slide and just about any dance that brought out all of the girls out on the dance floor. And she was getting to be a good pool player.
Heide was also the type of person who was a little rough around the edges and let you know if you got on her bad side.
Heide's birthday party isn't the only fund-raiser the family has had. One was held last weekend for Haas and Heide's two children Braelyn and Brooklyn.
Over the past several weeks since Heide's death, Haas has realized how many people care for him and support him.
"The analogy that my father uses is that he has a small circle of really good friends to him and it's really hard to get into the circle, but once your in…your in," Haas said. "What I've realized is just how big my circle really is and what truly good friends I have.
Heide's aunt, Sue Storbeck, has been helping take care of the youngest two children while he goes to work. The oldest four children now live with Heide's father in Arizona. This has been tough on Haas and Braelyn because he not only has to explain why her mother isn't there but he also has to explain to her why her other siblings aren't there. Still, Haas calls them a couple of times a week.
"There's a lot of anger and sadness in all of this, but to see all of my friends and family come out and support me… it is really uplifting to me," Haas said.
While this party is about raising money for the futures of her six children it is also a way for her family and friends to remember the person they loved so much.
"If she (Heide) knew we were doing this, she would have had a huge smile on her face, it would have blown her away to know that so many people cared," Storbeck said with a smile.
Heide Jo Storbeck wasn't lucky in love until she met Kaleb Haas.
Over three years ago, the two met at the R&R Club, a bar and pizza place, owned by her cousin, Rikki Storbeck, and her uncle Rick Storbeck Sr. She worked there and Rikki is a good friend of Haas', who often came into the bar.
Eventually Rikki warmed up to the idea of Heide dating Haas.
"He changed for sure and she finally had someone that stuck around," Rikki said.
About a year into their relationship, Haas and Heide had a child, Braelyn. When they got engaged just before Christmas, they had planned to marry sometime after their second daughter Brooklyn was born in July.
The day after Heide came home from the hospital she complained of having a stiff neck and trouble breathing. At 4 a.m. July 20, a week after Brooklyn's birth, Heide woke Haas up and told him to dial 911.
Doctors at St. Luke's Hospital in Racine initially wanted to do a full MRI, but Haas was told there were other walk-in patients that they had to take and that they couldn't get the full MRI completed because Heide's pain medication was wearing off.
"At first I was concerned, but I wasn't like… 'Oh my god, she's going to die' concerned," Haas said.
On Wednesday morning at 8:15, Heide was scheduled to have a full MRI but they still wanted to wait until her pain medications kicked in. At 9:30 as the technicians took Heide to get the MRI, Kaleb asked Heide if she wanted him to go with him and she told him no and that he could stay in the room.
"A few minutes later, I'm reading the newspaper and I hear 'Code blue MRI, Code blue MRI," Haas said. "And I think, that can't be her and I come running down there and sure enough in the middle of the hallway right outside the elevators are 20 people grouped around my fiancé pumping on her chest and I fell to the ground. I had to watch that with my own eyes and see that," Haas said.
Seemingly typical thoughts came into his mind – how he couldn't lose Heide, what about the kids, this isn't fair – and Haas felt the nearness of disaster. He fell to the floor on his knees and prayed.
For 32 minutes the group worked on Heide.
Her aorta had burst, blood pooled into her neck, and doctors tried to intubate her so that she could breath. They would get a faint pulse and her breathing would start, then she would stop and they would start all over again.
When Heide's breathing was somewhat stabilized, doctors realized what was wrong and took her to surgery to put a stint into her heart. When the surgery was done, they said things had gone well but they still wanted to put her into the ICU unit to monitor her further.
"One neurologist told me they did a blood flow scan and they gave me all of this medical talk and I said, 'So basically you are telling me she is brain dead,' and they said 'yes,'" Kaleb said.
A second neurologist confirmed the findings of the first test results.
Kaleb, and Heide's parents Moe (Kelly) Storbeck and Rita Erickson made the decision to take her off of life support.
She died, at the age of 32, on July 26.
"I'm going to miss Heide raising my children; the woman I came home to everyday," Haas said. "I'm going to miss the person I laughed with and a person I wanted to grow old with. I'm going to miss that person. I'm going to miss my best friend.
"There is no doubt she made me be the parent that I am today," Haas said.
Heide's other four children, Deric, 13, Cierra, 10, Brianna, 9, Destiny, 6, live with Heide's father in Arizona.
Storbeck and Rikki said Heidi will be sadly missed by many…and happily remembered by most.
A City of Milwaukee teen is the fifth person to die from the novel H1N1 influenza infection, said officials with the Milwaukee Health Department.
In a press conference held today, Bevan K. Baker, the Commissioner of Health for the City of Milwaukee said the child had an underlying medical condition.
A total of two adults and three adolescents have died from the virus in the state.
The Milwaukee Health Department continues to receive new case reports daily, but the volume of calls has decreased significantly, Baker said.
"We expected this reduction in new cases to happen over the summer, and we are also expecting our numbers to significantly increase again this fall," Baker said.
The concern is that the H1N1 virus can mutate and change its behavior.
"That is why we are continuing to refine our pandemic response plan, why we are preparing for mass vaccination efforts in the fall, and why we reserve the right to return to more aggressive social distancing mechanisms if public health surveillance indicates that severity of illness is becoming worse over time," Baker said.
an infected person coughs or sneezes and the uninfected person breathes in the virus. This is why department officials are encouraging people to stay home when they are ill so that the virus does not spread to high-risk individuals, such as pregnant women or people with weakened immune systems.
Those at high risk include people age 65 or older, age under five, pregnancy, diabetes, lung problems including asthma and emphysema, certain heart conditions, diseases or medications that weaken the immune system, kidney diseases, children on chronic aspirin treatment, and some other chronic medical problems.
Health department officials reminded the public the virus can be fatal even to healthy individuals. People with respiratory illnesses whose condition seems to be worse should not delay in being seen by a medical professional regardless of their underlying health status.
Health officials again stressed that mildly ill individuals whose condition is not worsening should call their doctor to find out if antiviral treatment is needed. If you are only mildly ill, it is better to call your doctor first, as some situations can be managed by phone. Mildly ill individuals should not go to the emergency department unless instructed to do so by their doctor.
Rather than reinvent the wheel, I thought I would throw up a few links to some of the headlines I've seen from government websites about H1N1. While the deaths have not skyrocketed by any means, I thought it would be useful to keep the issue at least in everyone's mind.
In previous posts I've also linked to sources of information about what the virus is, the symptoms and what to do if you think you have it. Sometimes the media blows things out of proportion by just reporting the deaths and I thought it would be good to just get the status report up here so that people can see that this is spreading quickly even though the symptoms are mild.
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According to the FDA, California Prime Produce and Orange County Orchards brands of pistachios were repacked by Orca Distribution West Inc., in Anaheim, California. The company allegedly received and repacked pistachios recalled by Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella Inc., Terra Bella, California.
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Orca has not made a public announcement regarding these products. Therefore, the FDA is issuing this press release to alert consumers so that they can take appropriate action.
The products were distributed to retail locations in airports and hotels nationwide.
The California Prime Produce and Orange County Orchards brands of pistachios were packaged in clear 6 ounce flexible plastic Ziploc bags, UPC Number: 8 10826 01116 2 with Sell By Dates of 7/30/09 and 8/30/09.
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To date, more than 660 product entries have been included in the FDA's list of recalled products because of their association with the recall by Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella Inc. For the most updated list of all the recalled products and pistachio products not subject to the recall, please visit: http://www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls/MajorProductRecalls/Pistachio/default.htm.
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Q: NgRx effect call API and dispatch action in a loop Hellow,
I have below Json structure, which is provided as a payload in the UpdateOrders action.
In the effect, I would like to iterate over the reservations and orders, call the this.orderApiService.updateOrder service and dispatch a UpdateOrderProgress action. In the UpdateOrderProgress action I would like to provide the numberOfReservationsUpdated and the totalReservations
const reservationOrders = [
    {
        reservationNumber: '22763883',
        orders: [
            {
                orderId: 'O12341',
                amount: 25
            },
            {
                orderId: 'O45321',
                amount: 50
            }
        ]
    },
    {
        reservationNumber: '42345719',
        orders: [
            {
                orderId: 'O12343',
                amount: 75
            }
        ]
    }
];

I have the following effect to achieve this, but unfortunately, this effect does not work and throws an exception.
@Effect()
updateOrders$ = this.actions$.pipe(
    ofType<UpdateOrders>(UpdateOrdersActionType.UPDATE_ORDERS),
    filter((action) => !!action.reservationOrders),
    exhaustMap((action) => {
        return combineLatest(action.reservationOrders.map((x, index) => {
            const totalReservations = action.reservationOrders.length;
            const numberOfReservationsUpdated = index + 1;
            return combineLatest(x.orders.map((order) => {
                const orderUpdateRequest: OrderUpdateRequest = {
                    orderId: order.orderId,
                    amount: order.amount
                };
                return this.orderApiService.updateOrder(orderUpdateRequest).pipe(
                    switchMap(() => [new UpdateOrderProgress(numberOfReservationsUpdated, totalReservations)]),
                    catchError((message: string) => of(console.info(message))),
                );
            }))
        }))
    })
);

How can I achieve this? Which RxJs operators am I missing?

A: Instead of using combineLatest, you may switch to using a combination of merge and mergeMap to acheive the effect you're looking for.
Below is a representation of your problem statement -

*

*An action triggers an observable

*This needs to trigger multiple observables

*Each of those observables need to then trigger some
action (UPDATE_ACTION)

One way to achieve this is as follows -
const subj = new Subject<number[]>();

const getData$ = (index) => {
  return of({
    index,
    value: 'Some value for ' + index,
  }).pipe(delay(index*1000));
};

const source = subj.pipe(
  filter((x) => !!x),
  exhaustMap((records: number[]) => {
    const dataRequests = records.map((r) => getData$(r));
    return merge(dataRequests);
  }),
  mergeMap((obs) => obs)
);

source.subscribe(console.log);

subj.next([3,1,1,4]); // Each of the value in array simulates a call to an endpoint that'll take i*1000 ms to complete

// OUTPUT -
// {index: 1, value: "Some value for 1"}
// {index: 1, value: "Some value for 1"}
// {index: 3, value: "Some value for 3"}
// {index: 4, value: "Some value for 4"}

Given the above explaination, your code needs to be changed to something like -
const getOrderRequest$ = (order: OrderUpdateRequest, numberOfReservationsUpdated, totalReservations) => {
    const orderUpdateRequest: OrderUpdateRequest = {
        orderId: order.orderId,
        amount: order.amount
    };
    return this.orderApiService.updateOrder(orderUpdateRequest).pipe(
        switchMap(() => new UpdateOrderProgress(numberOfReservationsUpdated, totalReservations)),
        catchError((message: string) => of(console.info(message))),
    );
}

updateOrders$ = this.actions$.pipe(
    ofType<UpdateOrders>(UpdateOrdersActionType.UPDATE_ORDERS),
    filter((action) => !!action.reservationOrders),
    exhaustMap((action) => {

        const reservationOrders = action.reservationOrders;
        const totalLen = reservationOrders.length
        const allRequests = []
        reservationOrders.forEach((r, index) => {
            r.orders.forEach(order => {
                const req = getOrderRequest$(order, index + 1, totalLen);
                allRequests.push(req);
            });
        });

        return merge(allRequests)
    }),
    mergeMap(obs=> obs)
);

Side Note - While the nested observables in your example may work, there are chances that you'll be seeing wrong results due to inherent nature of http calls taking unknown amount of time to complete.
Meaning, the way you've written it, there are chances that you can see in some cases that numberOfReservationsUpdated as not an exact indicative of actual number of reservations updated.
A better approach would be to handle the state information in your reducer. Basically, pass the reservationNumber in the UPDATE action payload and let the reducer decide how many requests are pending completion. This will be an accurate representation of the state of the system. Also, it will simplify your logic in @effect to a single nested observable rather than multiple nesting.


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Fagan, who is an associate lecturer a Goldsmith University specializing in behavioral science, said, "Our research showcases the profound impact gigs have on feelings of health, happiness and wellbeing – with fortnightly or regular attendance being the key. Combining all of our findings with O2's research, we arrive at a prescription of a gig a fortnight which could pave the way for almost a decade more years of life."
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SingStark! has been making music in Stark County for 80 years, but now it's got a new name and a new sound.
You know SingStark! as VOCI, which was originally founded as the Canton Civic Opera in 1939. The choral organization for decades was known for its operas and musicals, and then it transitioned into a chorus that performed a handful of times a season.
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require 'test_helper'
require 'models/config'

class AcceptsNestedAttributesForTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
  include MammalSample

  context "Assigning legs to the dog" do
    setup do
      initialize_db
      create_mammals
      create_legs
    end

    should "not fail if legs association added to re-opened Mammal class" do
      assert_nothing_raised do
        Dog.new :legs_attributes => [ { :length => :reach_ground } ]
      end
    end

    should "support nested attributes on all descendent classes" do
      assert_nothing_raised do
        Beagle.new :legs_attributes => [ { :length => :awfully_short } ]
      end
    end

  end

end

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