After receiving this box a few weeks ago I have to admit I was so excited to dive into everything but having to wait until I took photos seriously made me want to go crazy! However I resisted the urge to slather everything on my face at once and finally got around to taking photos of everything. With 44 stores and an online site Bonjour HK have such a huge variety of makeup, skincare, haircare and more, with over 24,000 products there is something for everyone. I'd definitely recommend having a nosey at their site here! I decided to show you all the items together and give my first impressions, throughout the next few weeks I'm sure there will be separate reviews up!
I was in need of a new handcream so I was so glad when I seen this in the box. I haven't tried this one before and I'm pretty sure it's my very first Neutrogena product I've tried. This smells absolutely amazing! It leaves your hands feeling soft and doesn't leave any greasy leftover feeling. The cream itself is super light helping it absorb into the skin quickly.
The weather is getting warmer and dare I say it but it's Summer finally!
When it gets to the Sunny Season everybody has a few essentials that they carry around in their handbag and so I thought I'd share with you my most important four.
Firstly Sunglasses I suffer with hayfever so I cannot be without a pair of sunglasses to protect my eyes. On top of that my eyes also water really easily so when I wear a pair of sunglasses I know that it will prevent it from happening. The pair pictured above are ones I recently picked up from Primark and only cost me €3 which is such a great price. I also like to have a pair of these in my bag for days when my hair is down and it may be annoying me as you can just pop these on top of your head to keep your hair back out of your face.
While sorting through my makeup drawers and going through all my lip products I couldn't help but notice a certain similarity between two products.
Recently I have been loving Makeup Revolution Liphugs, they are moisturising, long lasting and well just very pretty all together (post about them here) and after picking up my Mac 'Hearts Aflame' I couldn't help but notice how similar 'Still Missing My Baby' looked to it.
While growing up I was never one who wanted to travel to different places. Even going down the country wouldn't interest me. Obviously as a child I went to the obvious places such as Spain and Disneyland (best place ever, someone please take me back!?), along with down the country but now that I'm older there are so many places I would love to travel too.


Mobile Applications (Apps) have taken the world by storm. Invariably every small activity that you can perceive has an equivalent mobile application these days. Mobile Apps range from a simple fun driven consumer application to critical enterprise class business applications these days. Apart from the external and widely known app store ecosystems, Proliferation of internal facing enterprise app stores has further enhanced the need for solidly tested Mobile applications. Needless to say the platforms, devices, firmware, resolutions and other multiple combinations that can be part of your test scope makes this as complex as you could envision.
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Liberal Democrat conference 2012
Stage management allowed Lib Dems to skirt real debate about economy
Choice offered delegates did not reflect real row about how to interpret fiscal mandate and whether to tolerate further cuts
Patrick Wintour
Lib Dem frontbenchers vote on a policy motion at the party conference in Brighton. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
Much praise is being lavished on the Liberal Democrats' open policy-making, and how the party bravely confronted the big topic in British politics – whether to change economic course to relieve the recession. By a large margin, the conference decided to stick with George Osborne's deficit plans.
That account of Monday's debate is indeed broadly correct, but for students of party democracy in the UK, the truth is also more subtle. It is an everyday story of conference stage management.
A truer account goes as follows – the party's elected conference committee, as it normally does, met a fortnight before the conference to decide the amendments to be selected for debate alongside the main motion on the economy that was supportive of the current economic course.
One amendment tabled by Linda Jack, the leader of Liberal Left, a smallish pressure group that has opposed the coalition from the outset, called for the fiscal mandate to be scrapped. Another amendment tabled by Prateek Buch, from the more centre-left Social Liberal Forum (SLF) opposed "yet more public spending cuts, which will be counterproductive, particularly if capital investment and welfare spending are targeted again".
It also called on the coalition to "prioritise measures to boost demand through public and private investment, using all tools available to government including the flexibility in its fiscal mandate, over further spending cuts beyond those already in place that would suppress confidence and demand yet further".
The first amendment from Jack had the support of only 13 signatories while the other, more subtle but still pointed, motion from SLF had 29 supporters.
The conference committee selected for debate the motion with fewer backers, and decided the SLF motion should not go to conference at all. The committee argued the Jack amendment would lead to a clearer debate. Last-minute efforts to merge the two amendments were rejected.
As a result, the conference faced a polarised choice between maintaining the fiscal mandate or jettisoning it.
The choice offered the conference, albeit stark, hardly reflects the real debate going on in the coalition or in the party about how to interpret the fiscal mandate and whether to tolerate further welfare cuts.
Buch says: "I was very disappointed with the way the conference committee chose to handle the issue, and as a result the debate the conference was allowed to have. We want to put down some clear markers, not have such a polarised choice."
During Monday's debate, five ministers and the party president, Tim Farron, were duly wheeled out to denounce the idea of abandoning the mandate. Figures like Farron were able to present the conference with an apocalyptic warning about the consequences of scrapping the mandate – neither the debate being held in Whitehall nor even the one most in his own party wish to conduct.
He said: "I believe in John Maynard Keynes. I believe in a demand-led recovery. I want to see more investment in social housing, I want ambitious green projects, I want more money for low-paid people who will spend it. But scrapping the fiscal mandate would be absolutely flipping crackers. It is the credible deficit reduction strategy that stands between us and market chaos, interest rate hikes – that means businesses going to the walls, house repossessions and mass unemployment. I am in politics to avoid human misery. Scrapping the fiscal mandate would create avoidable human misery."
If the first part of his remarks were down-the-line Keynesian, the second passage was so orthodox it could have been written by Conservative Central Office in its pomp.
The irony was that when Vince Cable, the business secretary, came to speak after the vote had been taken, he offered a prescription very similar to the one proposed by the SLF but kept from the conference floor.
As an exercise in party democracy, it left a lot to be desired.
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Q: LOTUS for Laplace Space Let $f(t)$ be the density of a non-negative, absolutely continuous random variable $T$. While $f(t)$ has no closed form representation, suppose its Laplace transform $$ \int_0^\infty e^{-st}f(t)\,\text{d}t = F_T(s)$$ does have one, and is continuously differentiable. Given $z \in \mathbb{R}$ and $z = n - \alpha$ with $\alpha > 0$, this potentially allows to calculate moments in closed form via
\begin{equation} \label{eq:rkl}
  \mathbb{E}[T^z] = \frac{(-1)^n}{\Gamma(\alpha)} \int_0^\infty F_T^{(n)}(s) s^{\alpha-1}\,\text{d}s.
\end{equation}
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*Suppose $\phi:\mathbb{R}_+ \to \mathbb{R}_+$ is smooth, strictly increasing, and strictly concave. Given the knowledge above, what, if anything, can I infer about $\mathbb{E}[\phi(T^z)]$? I was hoping for an analog of the LOTUS in Laplace space.

*Is the case $\phi = W_0$ of the Lambert function's principal branch special by any chance?

*Under which circumstances, if any, does knowledge about $F_T(s)$ help to find $F_{\phi(T)}(s)$?

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SEC Approves Nasdaq Diversity Proposal
By April Hall
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday approved Nasdaq's proposal to hold companies listed on the exchange accountable for board diversity.
The new rule, proposed in December, is the first of its kind. It requires boards of U.S.-based Nasdaq-listed companies to have at least one female director and one director who self-identifies as a member of an underrepresented community (such as directors of color and LGBTQ+). International and smaller Nasdaq-listed companies will need to have two women directors but will be exempt from the underrepresented community requirement.
Read the rest of our coverage:
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Diversity and Inclusion — On the Board, in Management, in the Company
A Modern Approach to Recruiting Diverse Board Candidates
DEI in the Corporate Boardroom: A Roadmap for Progress
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If boards are unable to meet the requirement after five years, they will have to provide an explanation or potentially face removal from the exchange.
"The SEC's approval of the proposed Nasdaq rule changes for listed companies requiring increased disclosure around board diversity will have a material impact on the board diversity of public companies," says Rusty O'Kelley, co-leader of Russell Reynolds Associates' Board & CEO Advisory Partners and global leader of the Board Consulting and Effectiveness practice. "The Nasdaq's own 2020 data analysis shows over 75% of boards would not have met the proposed new standards at the time of the analysis. While public company boards have been adding diverse directors at a fast pace in the last year, according to ISS data, there are still hundreds of Nasdaq companies that lack ethnic diversity and another group of a couple of hundred that lack gender diversity."
The SEC also approved a separate Nasdaq proposal to offer one year of recruiting services at no charge to protect companies from any undue expense in their efforts to meet the new requirement.
"We are pleased that the SEC has approved Nasdaq's proposal to enhance board diversity disclosures and encourage the creation of more diverse boards through a market-led solution," a Nasdaq statement said. "We look forward to working with our companies to implement this new listing rule and set a new standard for corporate governance."
The Latino Corporate Directors Association came out in strong support of the new rule.
"We applaud Nasdaq for their leadership in proposing rules to boost diversity on corporate boards," says Esther Aguilera, president and CEO of Latino Corporate Directors Association. "Corporate boards remain agile when they reflect the increasingly diverse marketplace and workforce. Latino market share is growing at an astounding rate, 70% faster than the U.S. general population."
Boards will be required to report on director diversity starting with the 2022 proxy season.
The Key Pillars of Effective Private Company Governance
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Assessing Your Governance Needs


Parmesan (known in the country of its origin as "Parmigiano-Reggiano") is one of the most popular Italian cheeses of all time, with history that reaches back all the way to the 13th and 14th century when Parmigiano was popular in regions of , Reggio Emilia, Parma and Modena. Today, modern Parmigiano-Reggiano is created in two mode regions of Italy, namely Bologna and Mantua, with strict government oversight that allows only cheeses created in these five provinces to receive official name of Parmigiano-Reggiano, which is then exported to the world as Parmesan cheese. Around the world however, name Parmesan is not regulated, which means that many "imitations" of the original cheese are sold under presence that they have same or similar recipe as famous Italian hard cheese.
According to historians and local legends, first production of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese was closely connected with the commune of Bibbiano which is located in the province of Reggio Emilia. From there, this hard cheese spread to the neighboring provinces of Parma and Modena, and with popularity enabling it to reach fame across entire Italy by 13th and 14th centuries. Many historical records describe Parmesan cheese, with some of the earliest mentions being made in Giovanni Boccaccio's collection of novellas "The Decameron" and many other literary and government texts of that time. Its presence outside of Italy can be traced to the much smaller number of documents, most notably to the writings that covered Great Fire of London of 1666 that mentioned lost goods, among them Parmesan cheese wheels.
Today, production of Parmigiano-Reggiano is still strong in Italy, with certified home and industrial manufactures making it utilizing traditional recipes. Each year, producers of Parmesan are gathered together to attend traditional Parmigiano-Reggiano festival in Modena.
All cheeses made using Parmigiano-Reggiano basic recipe that are produced outside of the Italy bear the name of "parmesan", but when sold in Europe many are obliged to change the name to comply with European laws.


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Khaled Hosseini. A Thousand Splendid Suns. New York: Riverhead Books, 2007.
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Lev Grossman. "The Kite Runner Returns Home." Time Magazine. 2007-05-17. 2008-02-09. <http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1622583,00.html>.
Feminist Majority Foundation. "The Taliban & Afghan Women: Background." Feminist Majority Foundation. 2008-02-14. 2008-02-14. <http://www.feminist.org/afghan/facts.html>.
Integrated Regional Information Networks. "AFGHANISTAN: Women's hopes for equality fade." Afghanistan Online. 2007-03-08. 2008-02-14. <>.
Public Broadcasting Service. "A Woman Among Warlords." PBS: Wide Angle.. 2008-02-14. 2008-02-14. <https://www.pbs.org/wnet/wideangle/episodes/a-woman-among-warlords-introduction/65/>.
Amnesty International USA. "Afghanistan: Human Rights Concerns." Amnesty International. 2008-02-14. 2008-02-14. <>.
Amnesty International USA. "Afghanistan: Women Still Under Attack- A Systematic Failure to Protect." Amnesty International. 2008-02-14. 2008-02-14. <>.
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Civil and Environmental Engineering Students Tour Glacial Deposit Site
Tuesday, September 4, 2018, By Alex Dunbar
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From left are graduate students Chinthoory Ganesalingam, Nuzhath Fatema and Engda Temesgan, and geologist Eileen Gilligan
Slow moving glaciers and the deposits they left behind thousands of years ago have defined the landscape and geology of Upstate New York. Those deposits also provide a fascinating opportunity to study different variations of soils and rocks.
On Aug. 23, civil and environmental engineering Professor Shobha Bhatia and geologist Eileen Gilligan took graduate students Chinthoory Ganesalingam, Nuzhath Fatema and Engda Temesgan to a terminal moraine a half hour south of Syracuse in Tully, New York. Terminal moraines are ridges of debris that were deposited at the end of a glacier.
"The purpose of this trip and inviting doctor Eileen Gilligan is to give these students experience where we get these natural materials – sand and gravel and the very, very unique history, geological history of Upstate New York," says Bhatia.
"Today we got to experience what the glacial geographic structure was like thousands of years ago and how with time as the ice melted it deposited different soil types," says Temesgen.
"We are known for our glacial features. We looked at the sands and gravels that are deposited here. It is an ice contact deposit so this material came right out of the ice, it was ground out by the ice, initially all this material was bedrock and it was ground up and deposited here when the glacier was actually melting," says Gilligan.
"It is like a small walk in history. It gives you a sense of perspective," says Temesgen.
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The INTJ has a thirst for knowledge and spends his or her time continuously absorbing new information and knowledge.
The photographs in this series were taken at the historical Stanley Manufacturing Plant in Wichita Falls, TX by photographer Darah Soria, who is based out of Fort Collins, CO.
The INTJ personality type is the least likely to believe in a higher power.
Has my life become a dream? Has this dance with the dead truly offered me a taste of malice to the point that I want to taste revenge once more? Or maybe am I still here but hardly noticed? This is where I've grown comfortable - amongst the ghosts, the demons and the supernatural. The shadowkeeper was right. I have set myself free. I am not afraid to enjoy life. I am not afraid of the shadows. There is a fire in me that lights up the depths of hell that exist within my own soul. I am more free than I have ever been, more adored than anyone on earth has ever made me feel. It was the demons who showered me with affection. They built me up when the church had told me they would do nothing but break me down. They offered their hands to lead me through dark forests fearlessly. They offered a storm to destroy my competition, and then tossed me a lifeboat to keep me from drowning. They didn't open the gates of heaven to let me in. They opened the gates of hell to let me out.
The INTJ is a mystery to most, preferring to live their life in solitude. While they aren't highly emotional, they are fierce friends who will go to great lengths to do what is good and just.


"PayDay" is out, and it's getting some really great response. Cracked.com and MC Lars have both given it a public endorsement. MC Frontalot, the godfather of nerdcore, was very positive about it. We poured our hearts, souls, and wallets into this, and thanks to you, we seem to be realizing the dream of coming out with a high quality album! I hope that you've had the chance to listen to it and enjoy our efforts!
I'm here today to set forth a couple of challenges for you. If you're up to the task, let's see how far down the list you can make it.
1) Tell a friend about us.
5) Watch a video (any video), hit "like."
6) Take a picture of yourself with your copy of "PayDay" and e-mail it tomc@chalkskin.com or upload it to your facebook and tag Chalkskin.
9) Share us with your friends on your favorite social media.
10) Give a copy of "PayDay" to someone as a gift.
Once you've completed 60% of the challenge, e-mail proof to mc@chalkskin.com, and we'll send you a Chalkskin single you can't get anywhere else.
You are the gas on which the Chalkskin engine runs, and this dream can't be realized without your help.


When taking off for the first time, I was warned that failing to land it properly would result in a Game Over. The instructions seemed fairly straightforward, hit Circle to start the landing process when I'm at a low enough altitude and over a road.
However, after succeeding on my first try, I have crashed literally every time afterwards, leading me to have an intense fear of attempting to pilot it ever again.
Is there something I'm missing here? It's not like I'm faceplanting into mountains, I'm just touching down (albeit roughly) and bursting into flames.
Consider it like flying a plane, literally. You'll need a straight section of tarmac to land on, you'll need to lower your altitude and speed, then get your gear down before touching down.
TL;DR, Try and land on the Pitioss landing strip for practise.
So let's tackle those things one at a time.
It doesn't have to be super long, but it will need to be reasonably straight, as when you actually touch down the airship will wiggle, and needs to level out. Avoid any street lights along the roadside, you clip one of those and it's great balls of fire.
Push the stick forward right? Yes, and hold it, otherwise the airship will climb back to cruising altitude, especially if Ignis is driving. So point the nose towards the ground.
Top tip here is start your descent before you reach your straight section of road. Remember you want to land there, not start coming down at that point. Think about being low enough to get your rear wheels down. So line up and start your descent early, you can always pull up if you need.
Again, hold the button down to reduce your speed or the airship will go back to cruise speed. Keep the button down until all the ailerons have folded away and you're on the road. This will stop the car driving into a barrier and great balls of fire.
When you see the prompt to land, press and hold the button. Keep it pressed till you're on the ground. Worst case in car mode, you'll park, so yeah, no fireballs.
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How do I catch the special fish?
Is there a downside to going multiple days without sleeping?
How do I (effectively) backstab bees?
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The land that Richardson speaks of is located on Highway 267 between Truckee and Northstar, a stretch becoming known as Billion Dollar Road. The region first boomed in the mid-1990s, when newly minted millionaires from the Silicon Valley began snatching up second homes throughout Lake Tahoe. East West Partners, which developed Vail Valley in Colorado, initially lured buyers to the Martis Valley with Old Greenwood, the first of four residential communities that compose the company's Tahoe Mountain Resorts. (East West's latest project in the region, the Highlands at Northstar, will include residences at a new Ritz-Carlton resort, which is slated to open in late 2009.) In 1996, DMB Associates, developers of Silverleaf and DC Ranch in Arizona, broke ground on Lahontan, one of the Martis Valley's most expensive communities.
DMB Associates sold all 509 homesites at Lahontan by 2001, but only 191 homes have been completed, 30 of which are back on the market (at prices from $300,000 to $4.75 million). The company also recently broke ground on Martis Camp, a sister development to Lahontan that is located on an adjacent site.
Timilick's townhomes will be available in four configurations (from 2,207 square feet to 2,684 square feet) and may include hickory plank floors, farmhouse sinks, and stainless steel appliances. The Richardsons also commissioned Cox to build Timilick's clubhouse, which will be the community's social hub.


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Located in Hudson, this 3,500± SF commercial warehouse building is situated on .28± acres. Built in 1981, this building is divided into 2 separate units. Units are approximately 2,000± SF and 1,500± SF, both offer 2 overhead 10' x 9' doors. Property is on septic and has a well. Power in smaller unit is 220 volts. This is a great opportunity for an investor or owner user will enjoy income from one unit.
The approximate monthly Principal & Interest payment for this property would be $1,136. This payment is based on a 30-year loan at a fixed rate of 4.12 % with a down payment of $23,600. Actual lender interest rates and loan programs may vary.


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Is the iPhone the best choice for a first smartphone?
Episode 1142 (59:48)
Dan from Anaheim, CA
Dan is ready for his first smartphone and is looking at the iPhone 6 Plus. Leo says that while he doesn't carry an iPhone, it's a great phone, especially for beginners. It's a good choice accessibility-wise as well. The large screen in the 6 Plus makes it really easy to see. But Leo warns that it may seem like clown shoes going from the 4" iPhone 5 screen.
What about the Samsung Galaxy Note 4? How does it feel in the hand? Leo says it's less elegant and not as smooth. It's more like a hunk of glass in your hand. The iPhone is easy to use, very straight forward, and it has the programs Dan will want.
Dan is going to England, so it's very important that he be mindful of data usage. The phone is always getting data and international data roaming can give him a shocking bill when he gets home. So he should make sure to turn off data roaming. He could buy an international data roaming plan, which costs about $100 for 250MB. Or, if he can get the phone unlocked, he can buy a local sim card. Three, in the UK, sells an unlimited data sim for about 30 pounds. He can also get a MiFi card and that can limit his costs as well.
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After having a few lovely days off work I actually feel like I didn't even have them haha! I have been a busy bee with moving into the new place, and organising some new ventures for 2014! plus I have been doing quite a bit of retail therapy recently haha :D I think after being so stressed out with work and moving that I was in need of a few cheeky shopping trips with my dad and boyfriend. Anyway lovelies! today's post is going to be about some absolutely gorgeous skincare products that I have been loving. Yon-Ka is a Parisian spa brand that specialises in beautiful and luxurious aromatherapy based skincare products. Yon-Ka products are created through the best of nature and science, giving your skin the natural mean to re grain its balance and vital energy. With half a century of expertise Yon Ka is a lovely and very luxurious skincare brand to try out, and a brand that has made regular appearances in celebrity skincare routines. I have personally used Yon Ka in my skin care routine for around 8 months now, and I have really enjoyed venturing out and trying a brand that was new to me originally, and this gorgeous gift set is not exception! I hope you enjoy this post lovelies, and I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments section down below!
I'm sure I'm not alone when it comes to suffering the effects of harsh wintry weather. Keeping my skin hydrated is definitely a priority, as I feel so much more confident when my skin feels smooth and hydrated. So what is included in this gorgeous gift set ?
Yon Ka Creme 28 - (£36.00)The Yon Ka Creme 28 is a moisturiser designed for dry/oily dehydrated skin! yes even oily skin can be dehydrated too (it took me a while to realise this haha) I find this cream to be very relaxing and I love using it just before bed, as it has true aromatherapy benefits. I do find the texture to be quite different, and it does take a while to sink in to my skin which means I prefer using at night. I find my skin to be a lot more supple and comfortable in the morning. The key ingredients include, Vitamin F/A/E, Lavender, Rosemary and Thyme which definitely give it a soothing aroma. I would really recommend this cream to someone who finds their skin to be quite tight and uncomfortable, as its amazing at soothing and making the skin feel more calm and relaxed.
Barley,Rose and Jasmine which are fantastic for regenerating, repairing and soothing the skin.
Overall, this gift set is an absolute cracker! I'm not sure if this exact one is still for retail, but I have checked and Yon Ka do have some other gift sets available. I am a huge fan of gift sets, as they allow you to sample a few products at generally a better value. The only negatives I can think of for this gift set is the price, as it is on the more expensive side! and perhaps the scents if your not a lover of aromatherapy. However, I think this gift set and individual products are a great way to keep your skin deeply hydrated throughout the Winter and harsh weather. I hope you have enjoyed today's review lovelies, and I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments section down below. There is nothing more I appreciate than hearing from my loyal readers, so don't be shy :) also leave your links for me to check out too!
I hope everything is going well for you ? I moved into my new place last night which was so much fun, and you can check out the updates on my Instagram account "indiarobyn" if your interested to see the progress I'm making. I'm falling in love with my new room, as its just the most perfect room for a beauty and handbag addict like me :D haha! The Bathroom is gorgeous, and finally I have plenty of space to store my beauty and skincare collection. I also have a walk in wardrobe area with loads of space to hang my clothes and store mine and my mums handbag collection. The past few days I have gone a little (extremely) candle crazy and I think its to do with wanting to make my new bedroom as comfortable and cosy as possible. It takes me ages to settle into a new bedroom, so I want to make sure that its a really lovely and relaxing space for me to chill out in. I decided to purchase some new NEOM Travel Candles for my new room, as they have an extremely luxurious reputation. I couldn't wait to take some pictures and show you what ones I got. I was so tempted to start burning them last night, but the blogger in me resisted haha. I hope you enjoy this post, and as always I'm here if you ever need me. I also wanted to say Thank You for the amazing response I have had on my Elemis Giveaway Post down below, it's so nice to have so many lovely comments, so a huge Thank You to all my lovely readers!
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The first Candle I wanted to look for was something deeply relaxing that would help me sleep at night, as I do suffer quite badly with not being able to drop off to sleep. The Tranquillity Candle is definitely a popular scent from NEOM, as it uses English Lavender, Sweet Basil and Jasmine to completely relax your senses. NEOM also say that English Lavender is cleaner smelling than French, which makes the scent slightly sweeter and more floral than French Lavender which is traditionally quite musky. Therefore, this candle is the perfect pre bedtime treat, it has also won numerous awards for its fantastic and proven relaxing properties. I absolutely love the smell of this candle, and can tell its going to me my new best friend at bed time! it took me quite a while to get used to Lavender as a fragrance, but now I love it and it has genuinely helped me get through so much stress and anxiety!
I then decided that I wanted to try something with quite a luxurious fragrance, and after looking through NEOM's impressive collection I decided that Sumptuous would be the perfect treat for me. With luxurious ingredients including Wild Rose with Neroli (Orange Blossom) the Sumptuous candle is designed to create an opulent feel-good scent. Rose is used for a calming effect, whilst precious Neroli helps to lift your spirits. I'm really excited to burn this candle as I think it's a good happy medium between being uplifting but also very calming. I can imagine burning this candle whilst in the bath, or early evening in my new bedroom.
Finally, I wanted to opt for something that would be more suitable and uplifting for the day time. I chose Inspiration, as I was instantly sold when I saw that Violet was one of the main ingredients. The Inspiration Candle uses a mixture of Violet, Chamomile and Ceadarwood to create a vintage, girly and unique charm. It is also designed to create an inspiring and motivational aroma, which is the perfect way to kick start the new year, and new beginnings. I'm really excited about this candle, as Violet is one of my all time favourite fragrances. I can definitely see myself burning this candle when I'm doing university work, as well as making new and exciting plans for 2014!
I genuinely couldn't be happier with these gorgeous NEOM Travel Candles. They are going to be absolutely perfect for my new bathroom, and they all smell amazing. I'm also beyond impressed with NEOM's customer service, and I love how they let you use your reward points from previous orders to deduct money off your next order! I wish more websites were so good with their rewards system. I have used NEOM candles for a few months now, and I can 100% recommend them! These candles retail at £15.00 each, but NEOM do occasionally offer some discounts :) They are definitely worth the price tag! I hope you have enjoyed this post lovelies, and I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments section down below.
I'm so sorry I didn't get a chance to speak to you all over Christmas, but I have been recovering from a pretty nasty chest infection. The last time I had one I actually ended up in hospital, so I had to rest up and take some time off work *Doctors Orders* Haha! I hope you all had an amazing Christmas, and despite being ill I had a really good one. I was really spoilt by my family and boyfriend, and I might do a haul post if you would like to see one sometime. I have uploaded a few goodies already, but there are a few more to reveal... and some which haven't arrived yet.
I can't believe the New Year is here already, but I'm hoping 2014 will fantastic for you all! - I have loads of exciting plans for this year which include, moving, revamping my business, new ventures, a mini blog makeover, holidays and more! I love starting the New Year with loads of exciting plans and I hope you all have some fab things planned as well. I also need to think of a New Year's Resolution, and would love to know what your going to be doing for the New Year.
I have been busy writing up blog posts, so I'm hoping to get back to my normal blogging self. I'm also having my blog revamped, so I'm hoping that will give me more confidence in my blog again. If you have any requests then I would be really grateful for them, as I feel like I need to build up my confidence again. Anyway beauties I'm going to leave you with a list of some of my favourite beauty products of 2013, and I will be back with a post really soon.


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Mark Koevermans (born 3 February 1968) is a former tennis player from the Netherlands, who turned professional in 1987. He represented his native country as a lucky loser at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, where he was defeated in the third round by Brazil's Jaime Oncins. Going by the nickname Koef, a right-hander, won one career title in singles (Athens, 1990). He reached his highest singles ATP-ranking on 27 May 1991, when he was ranked number 37.

In April 2009, Koevermans was appointed as commercial director at Dutch football club Feyenoord.

Career finals

Doubles: 16 (4 wins, 12 losses)

Singles (1 win)

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1968 births
Living people
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Olympic tennis players of the Netherlands
Sportspeople from Rotterdam
Tennis players at the 1992 Summer Olympics

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Q: Static functions in Linux device driver? Is there a reason why most function definition in device driver in linux code is defined as static? Is there a reason for this?
I was told this is for scoping and to prevent namespace pollution, could anyone explain it in detail why static definition is used in this context?

A: For the same reasons you use static in any code. You should only 'publish' your API calls, anything else opens you up to abuse, such as being able to call internal functions from outside the driver, something that would almost certainly be catastrophic.
It's good programming practice to only make visible to the outside world what's necessary. That's what encapsulation is all about.

A: I concur. This is common and wise practice in any C code - not just kernel code! Don't go thinking this is only appropriate for low level stuff, any C code that stretches past one .c file should have thought given to this.

A: Functions declared static are not visible outside the translation unit they are defined in (a translation unit is basically a .c file). If a function does not need to be called from outside the file, then it should be made static so as to not pollute the global namespace. This makes conflicts between names that are the same are less likely to happen. Exported symbols are usually indentified with some sort of subsystem tag, which further reduces scope for conflict.
Often, pointers to these functions end up in structs, so they are actually called from outside the file they are defined in, but not by their function name.


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Lauren Daigle, a truly phenomenal artist from Lafayette, is making her way to Shreveport in April with her Look Up Child World Tour and we gave you the chance to win tickets to her show this week before they even went on sale!
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Louisiana produces the very best talent in the country. Lauren Daigle is exhibit A. She's a Lafayette native with a ton of success already under her belt. After signing with the label Centricity Music, she released her debut album, How Can It Be in 2015. It quickly reached number one on the Billboard Top Christian Album chart.
You may also remember her from American Idol back in 2010.
Now, she's coming to the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium on April 25th to put on a home-state show that you simply cannot miss. With that being said, we've got some lucky K945 listeners who have already secured themselves a pair of tickets. Congrats to Natalie Boggs, Sabrina Adsit, Joshua Stephens, and Francesca Lister! Thank you to everyone who participated and as always, thank you for listening to K945. We hope to have more tickets soon!
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Have you been battling from tinnitus for a long time now? If you have, you must know how uncomfortable and frustrating all those noises in the ear can be. They can attack anytime in the day, and can become more intense in the night. You would most likely give anything to get some relief. But that's of course easier said than done. The treatments suggested by the physician can give some relief. But the noises always come back.
So are the tones of tinnitus getting on your nerves? Its time you considered alternative tinnitus remedies. You should be aware of that your medical professional practicing regular treatments cannot really cure you from all those noises. Sure enough, your noises can go down with treatment, but they will always come back. At best, you can get some temporary respite from conventional treatment - nothing more.
You would be happy to know that there are a few terrific alternative tinnitus remedies that have worked very well for many sufferers like you. There's no reason why they can't work for you.
Herbal treatments - These treatments are designed from herbs.. For thousands of years, in ancient India, China and in other countries, herbal remedies have cured a lot of people from all kinds of diseases. We can't really ignore that. Herbal remedies also usually do not cause any side effects. Even modern medicine is now agreeing that several herbs have curative values and have a large role to play.
The ginkgo biloba herb can be particularly effective in treating tinnitus. It can enhance blood circulation and treat vertigo - both these conditions have been linked to tinnitus. Ginkgo biloba can also calm your senses and ease the symptoms. On the negative side however, herbal remedies might not be as effective for everyone.
Essential oils - At times essential oils too work very well. Some people have got very good results by applying one kind of oil. And for others, a blend of various oils has worked. Both these approaches can work. Oils such as Cypress, Lavender and Juniper have been tried by many tinnitus sufferers, and they report positive results. Essential oils work best when they are applied through vaporization, massage, inhalation, compression and bathing.
Optimizing Your Diet - The food you eat is important to your wellbeing. When we pick the right foods, we stay healthy, and when we opt for all that junk stuff, we fall ill. It is essential that we have all the vitamins and minerals that our entire body needs to function properly. But sometimes, because of wrong food choices, the human body does not receive all the essential nutrients. For example, if you are not getting adequate Vitamin B, then you might develop tinnitus.
Luckily however, Vitamin B is easily available from grains, cereals, vegetables and fruits. So always ensure that your eating plan includes them. Eat a well balanced meal that includes all the food groups. A supplement can never work as well as the natural food source.
Sound Masking - This is a unique approach to supply you some relief from the tinnitus noises. Those who endure from tinnitus often report the problem worsening in the night. This occurs because the silence of the night seems to intensify the noises heard. A masking device plays some soft natural noises that are pleasant on the ear. It is as if you are hearing some channel music at the hotel lobby or listening to your favorite composer through the earphone. The unpleasant swishing, buzzing and constant ringing is thus blocked.
The only way you could ever get rid of your tinnitus permanently is by following the holistic approach to healing. By using a multidimensional treatment for tinnitus, we are tackling all tinnitus causative factors and eliminating these triggering elements from the root. This is the only path for permanent freedom from tinnitus.


It's that time of the month again! We've put together our handy awareness days calendar detailing some of the key days coming up for October, and links to the official pages in case you would like to get involved.
What makes a great leader in primary care? There are many perspectives on this issue, but there are some key skills we think everyone can agree on.
This week's policy update for FPM members focuses on HR policies, with revisions to documents relating to appraisals and self-assessment, as well as making requests for references during recruitment. Try saying that one fast!
A Salaried GP is Called for Jury Service: What Comes Next?
A salaried GP reveals that she has been called for jury service, but the dates clash with the weeks that your senior, full-time partner is on leave... So what is your next step?
Our Policy and Procedure Library is constantly being updated in line with the changes and developments to policy and law that affect primary care.
Our annual Practice Manager Salary Survey is now well underway, with hundreds of managers already taking part. Let's take a look at the key findings from last year to remind ourselves of what we discovered.
GDPR: Where does your practice stand?
All organisations that regularly process EU residents' personal data must comply with the regulations within the Data Protection Act 2018. GDPR has given patients new rights to know what GP practices are doing with their data, so it pays to be transparent.
This week's round-up features a brand new document on the identification and management of sepsis in general practice. Find out more inside.
The Practice Manager Salary Survey 2018 launches this week, and to mark the occasion we have decided to revisit this article all about making the most of your money.
Could your practice meet the needs of Syrian refugees?
As of April this year around 10,000 Syrian refugees have come to the UK, and registering and providing care for these individuals requires a very different approach. Would your practice be equipped to meet those needs?
Newsletters are a fantastic method of maintaining good lines of communication between practice and patient. However, it is easy to fall into stale habits and have patients start to lose interest, so we have some simple yet effective ways you can use to liven up your newsletter!
This week's round-up features an update to the Patient Participation Group (PPG) Presentation, which is a useful resource for introducing PPGs to patients and sharing their benefits.
HR Case File: How Do I Accommodate Term-Time Only Working?
There is currently much discussion about whether the partnership model for General Practice is still fit for purpose.


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Hitman III - January 2021 - Xbox One, Series X|S, PS4/5, & PC
By Hitcher,
December 26, 2019 in Discussion
Hitcher
Death Awaits
Agent 47 returns as a ruthless professional in HITMAN 3 for the most important contracts of his entire career. Embark on an intimate journey of darkness and hope in the dramatic conclusion to the World of Assassination trilogy. Death awaits.
Play Your Way
Experience a globetrotting adventure and visit exotic locations that are meticulously detailed and packed full of creative opportunities. IOI's award-winning Glacier technology powers HITMAN 3's tactile and immersive game world to offer unparalleled player choice and replayability.
A World of Assassination
HITMAN 3 is the best place to play every game in the World of Assassination trilogy. All locations from HITMAN 1 and HITMAN 2 can be imported and played within HITMAN 3 at no additional cost for existing owners – plus progression from HITMAN 2 is directly carried over into HITMAN 3 at launch.
Garwoofoo
1 hour ago, Hitcher said:
Personally I'd like a 'complete story' version at launch but with episodic content being released each month of each of its locations as time goes on.
That's pretty much what we got for Hitman 2 - all the levels at launch but then new Elusive Targets, escalations and DLC over the course of a year or so.
I'd be happy with either this or a more episodic approach, I've had so much fun out of Hitman 2 I am pretty much on board with whatever this team wants to do. It is quite notable still though that Paris, the very first level from Hitman 1, is probably still the most polished and ambitious of all the levels from either game so far, so maybe the episodic approach does allow for a bit more iteration on the individual levels. I don't know.
One thing I would like though is for H1/H2 progress to be carried across this time, the thought of having to unlock everything all over again is very daunting.
Think the core game doesn't need too much tweaking I don't think. Some more emergent gameplay in new levels might be cool, albeit computing that alongside the clockwork mechanics could be beyond even the next gen.
On a simpler level, would like locations based around a theme park, airport and a stadium.
Custom elusive targets that can be shared online could be a cool addition too.
CarloOos
They've got to do an E3/game conference level. I'm amazed they haven't so far.
I'm wondering if they can build a better mechanic for hiding bodies in the next one that isn't just putting them in obvious massive crates. I like the idea of hiding bodies under beds or covering with sheets or whatever. Trying to do anything like dragging a body behind a sofa to hide it from view us just awkward. Even if it was just more prescribed animations for that kind of thing.
I am so, so bad at Hitman. I was so proud of silent assassin on the first beach level. Literally haven't managed to complete anything past it.
So you guys will probably know. After that post I went back to Hitman 1 and I've completed all the levels, silent assassined the first two and know how I can do the 3rd.
So I'm looking to Hitman 2, it's suddenly very cheap on PSN but I played Hitman 1 on xbox.
Any reason I shouldn't switch, am I losing progress that would otherwise have been carried between 1 and 2?
fragglerock
Nope, even though the levels are carried over you lose all your unlocks on the move from 1 to 2.
Ah so I'd be level 80 instead of 50 if I combined but it wouldn't actually gain me anything until I had the requisite experience from "2" levels anyway?
Sweet. £16 instead of £55 is appealing right now.
Spacehost
On 21/04/2020 at 10:58, Dudley said:
Sometimes you execute the perfect kill, sometimes you gotta bonk a bodyguard on the head with a thrown coconut, push the victim over a ledge and run away from the screaming witnesses.
What I've started to learn is I was panicing too much about getting spotted by the odd person and also that I misunderstood how much affect "Compromised" might actually have.
But also that what you're supposed to do is go in several times, try stuff, use the mission stories.
And then use the combination of everything you've learned to plan a silent run. I think my silent plan for both episode 1 and 2 (Paris and Sapienza) could be achieved without anything unlocked at all.
And I'm 1 ability to get emetic poison away from knowing how I'd do mission 3 without any unlocks too, I have already done is using the unlocked one and the ability to start in the cafe.
We talked a bit about Hitman philosophy in the other thread.
Sounds great but I'm guessing that if you can move Hitman 1 and 2 levels into 3, albeit great in itself, it's not going to have many major improvements in terms of gameplay structure in order to accommodate this.
I think Blood Money is the best Hitman game so far, and would like more of that. The last one had a sandbox that was simply too large for my taste.
Pob
11 hours ago, James Lyon said:
This is correct, Hitmans 2 and 3 are essentially very large DLCs with significant gameplay patches to enhance the experience. It will be the next, next Hitman that does something totally new, if it ever comes.
I do think Hitman 2 is a significant improvement on Hitman 2016, though, so I'm really pleased they didn't just go with 'Hitman season 2' and 'Hitman season 3', and instead are doing full new releases.
Not to say it won't look far better!
Update: Hitman 3 alongside 1 and 2 will now be PSVR compatible with motion controller support! Unknown whether it's an exclusive or timed exclusive at the moment.
This could be absolutely incredible if done well.
On one hand, IO's location work is pretty much the best in the business and their sense of place would be amazing in VR. On the other hand... how?
This better come to oculus if frickin ps gets VR!
Also omg best murder simulator ever!
I can't see it working very well gameplay wise as you're going to lose a huge amount of spacial awareness (as illustrated below) which is necessary for this type of game.
petrolgirls
I'm guessing the square is meant to represent a more limited field of vision? Not sure that follows, there's a number of issues with VR but I wouldn't have said a loss of spatial awareness was one of them, quite the opposite.
What is that image supposed to be showing? If it's FOV then I don't think it matters as it's first person not third person with full 3D and life-size environments. The game should also feel completely different to play because of it. No way of moving the camera around to get a better/higher viewing angle anymore or checking behind 47 to see if anyone is coming as you're putting someone in a crate, etc.
My god this could be amazing.
The white box area is roughly the field of view after the transition to 1st person to show that you'll lose all that info by moving the camera into Agent 47's head.
You inherently have a wider FOV in VR, that and being able to freely move your head along with working depth perception means this isn't an issue IMO.
footle
Team Red
26 minutes ago, Hitcher said:
that might help a lot with the how the hell do they get it to run question
But as you approach the area in the white box and then when you're in the white box, you can move your real-life head to see what's over there. Just like reality, except virtual. The great thing now is if someone or something is blocking your view of a target, you have to tilt your head or move around to keep track of them.
The lower to the ground viewpoint and FOV in VR (100°) should help the game engine cope with the framerate requirement as well. Nice.
PSVR's FOV is around 100deg, Hitman on console will be around 60-70 at most. If anything you'll see more of your environment in VR see despite shifting to a first person view.
Majora
I just don't understand how they're going to get it to work in VR on PS4. Last time I played Hitman 2 on Xbox One X it still had an uneven framerate. How many compromises are they going to have to make to the visuals to get it to a locked 60fps in VR on the base PS4?
10 minutes ago, petrolgirls said:
Really, only 60-70? Blimey. The first-person viewpoint should assist the game engine compared to the current floating camera which sees all though?


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Q: Change names of all files in a directory? I am using Windows 7 64-bit Home Edition. I have over a 100 files in a folder that start with a certain string. I wish to remove this string.

Example: abc_file1.txt, abc_file2.txt, abc_file3.txt and so on. I want
  the filenames to be changed to file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt etc.

But, manually doing this stuff takes a lot of time. Is there any easier and faster method to achieve this.

A: I created rename.bat in same directory as the abc_*.txt files.
rename.bat
echo off
for /r %%i in (*.txt) do rename "abc*.txt" "////*.txt"

Sample Run
C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory>dir

 Directory of C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory

07/12/2017  11:40 PM    <DIR>          .
07/12/2017  11:40 PM    <DIR>          ..
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 abc_file1.tx
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 abc_file2.tx
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 abc_file3.tx
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 abc_file4.tx
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 abc_file5.tx
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 abc_file6.tx
07/12/2017  11:39 PM                64 rename.bat
               7 File(s)             64 bytes
               2 Dir(s)  269,494,484,992 bytes free

C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory>rename.bat

C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory>echo off

C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory>dir

 Directory of C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory

07/12/2017  11:40 PM    <DIR>          .
07/12/2017  11:40 PM    <DIR>          ..
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 file1.txt
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 file2.txt
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 file3.txt
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 file4.txt
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 file5.txt
07/12/2017  11:35 PM                 0 file6.txt
07/12/2017  11:39 PM                64 rename.bat
               7 File(s)             64 bytes
               2 Dir(s)  269,494,484,992 bytes free

C:\Users\jgosalia\Desktop\directory>

A: I am overwhelmed by the response received by everyone. Since I don't have a solid programming background, I was in search of a simplistic approach or rather an automated software that could do it for me.
The Bulk Rename Utility is an awesome software that not only does string removal, rather a whole lot of stuff which would take me hours to do manually.

A: You can use Python for it .
import os

def renaming_all_files():
     file_list=os.listdir(r"C:\example\directory")
     for file_name in file_list:
     os.rename(file_name,file_name.translate(None,"abc"))

renaming_all_files()

A: Another way in PowerShell.
$ps = 'abc_'
Get-ChildItem -File -Filter ${ps}*.txt |
    ForEach-Object { Move-Item $_.FullName $($_.Name -replace $ps,'') }

It can be called from a .bat script.
powershell -NoProfile -Command "$ps = 'abc_'; Get-ChildItem -File -Filter ${ps}*.txt | ForEach-Object { Move-Item $_.FullName $($_.Name -replace $ps,'') }"


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UK's Queen Elizabeth will not attend COP26 following advice to rest
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LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's Queen Elizabeth will not attend the COP26 summit in Glasgow next week after she was advised to rest, Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday.
"Following advice to rest, The Queen has been undertaking light duties at Windsor Castle," Buckingham Palace said.
"Her Majesty has regretfully decided that she will no longer travel to Glasgow to attend the Evening Reception of COP26 on Monday, 1st November."
The queen will deliver an address to the assembled delegates via a recorded message, the palace added.
The 95-year-old queen, the world's oldest and longest-reigning monarch, stayed overnight in hospital last Wednesday after undergoing "preliminary investigations" for an unspecified but not COVID-19 related ailment.
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; Editing by Kate Holton)
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Around Halloween, perhaps you've noticed colorful sugar skulls for sale at the candy store, papel picado (pierced paper garland) decorations adorning a local restaurant or small altars around town with photos of loved ones, favorite foods and bright flowers. Día de los Muertos, a tradition that hails from south of the border, is alive and well here in the Southwest.
Fr. Ernesto Reynoso is Adjutant Judicial Vicar for the Diocese of Phoenix.
To the uninitiated, at first glance these may seem like unusual traditions. After all, elements of death, such as skeletons and skulls, may seem frightening if you don't understand their significance. When you take a closer look at Día de Los Muertos, though, you'll find that this holiday that seems centered around death is actually a celebration of life. These symbols, which initially may seem somber, really are joyful offerings left to honor loved ones who have died. In rural Mexico, especially, Día de los Muertos is a time set aside to remember our ancestors, pray for them and feel the joy God's promise of eternal life brings to the faithful.
Día de los Muertos has its roots in Mexico and other Latin American countries. When the Spanish conquistadors arrived in the Americas, they brought the Catholic faith with them. They found that many indigenous cultures, such as the Maya, the Toltec and the Aztec people, had their own gods and traditions.
The Spaniards realized these indigenous groups had cults of the dead and offered sacrifices to their gods. The conquistadors, eager to spread the Christian faith to the New World, found it was a natural fit to blend elements of the native cultures with Catholic beliefs. They incorporated some of the indigenous traditions with All Souls Day, the Catholic holy feast of giving alms and prayers for the dead. The native peoples embraced this holiday, which had much in common with their own customs, and Día de Los Muertos was born.
This year, Catholic Cemeteries and Funeral Homes is recognizing the joy of this tradition by holding its own Día de Los Muertos event at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery. On October 28 from 1 to 6 p.m., all are invited to partake in this celebration of life, which will include cultural activities and, of course, prayers of remembrance for those who have left this world to join Christ in the hope of eternal life.
We hope you join us for this very special celebration. Many blessings to you and all your loved ones.
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Q: How can I query the children by filtering the parents field in MongoDB? Let's say my parent collection (Category) has a field called locale.
This category may have subcategories and products, and products can be in each subcategory.
What I need is, query the all products, whose parent's locale is "en_US".
What is the query or script to list it?

A: I'm assuming a lot about your schema, but in the shell you could do something like:
var parentCategories = db.category.find({locale: 'en_US'});
var categories = [];
parentCategories.forEach(function(category){
    categories = categories.concat(db.category.find({parent_id: category._id}));
});

A: This is not likely going to be the answer you need as your data is probably structured differently. But consider the following document:
 {
      "product_id": "ABCD",
      "name": "A better widget for everyone"
      "categories": [
         {
             "name": "toys",
             "locale": "en_US",
         },
         {
             "name": "games",
             "locale": "en_AU"
         }
      ]

 }

So if your data was structured like that you could do:
 db.products.find({ "category.locale": "en_US" })

And that would get you all the product results in a single step.
So that may not be what you have right now, but this serves as an example of how, by loosing a little fear over de-normalization of data like this, you reap the benefits.
So the general case here is if your "category" information rarely changes or that you can otherwise live with hunting down and updating within the "Product" documents, then this is where an embedded schema really helps you.
Then again. We don't know much about your data from the way you have phrased your question. To date that is.


The idea of self-driving cars appears to be greater acceptance among consumers in the United States. The AAA recently released a study that indicated that only 63 percent of Americans had reservations about using self-driving vehicles, as compared to 78 percent the previous year. This is the third such annual survey that AAA has conducted to assess how people feel in general about autonomous vehicles. The past two editions of the survey had indicated that there was a high level of apprehension about the use of self-driving cars.
According to a report on CNN Tech, Greg Brannon, AAA's director of automotive engineering and industry relations the fears appear to have eased as consumers have come to realize that the use of such technologies has the potential to save lives as they reduce the margin for human error. He attributed the shift in perception to the growing coverage the development of such technologies has received in the media and the increasing prevalence of features like automated emergency braking and adaptive cruise control. Many automotive companies like General Motors and Tesla are offering such advanced features in their models.
In view of the fact that 1.25 million people were killed in motor vehicle accidents in 2013, any technological advancements which could help reduce such figures are welcome.
Advocates of autonomous transportation expect the use of such technology to significantly improve the mobility of groups like the extremely young and old, who are currently unable to drive vehicles.
The AAA study found that older Americans are less comfortable than younger people when it comes to use of a fully autonomous vehicle. There is also a gender gap, with 73 percent of the women surveyed indicating that they are afraid of riding in self-driving cars, when compared with 52% of men.
The survey covered 1,004 adults in the continental U.S. in early December.
Companies involved in the development of this technology has launched campaigns to foster greater acceptance of self-driving vehicles. Waymo, launched a campaign last year entitled "Let's Talk Self-Driving" to educate the public about the vehicles. The company had announced in November that it was removing test drivers from the driver's seats of the Chrysler Pacificas that it used for test drives of its self-driving technology.


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For the first time in the company's history, The New York Times Co. posted more quarterly revenue in its digital sector than it did with print operations. The announcement triggered a 1.26% increase in its stock price, which has risen almost 44% this year, to hit $47.38 before the closing bell. The Times' stock hasn't traded at that level in nearly 20 years.
Although, and like most businesses, the COVID-19 pandemic has hurt its bottom line, particularly in advertising, the 170-year-old newspaper giant still reported an overall profit in the quarter. It reported a profit of $23.7 million, which was down from $25.2 million during the same period in 2019.
JPMorgan had projected 380,000 digital subscribers would be added during the quarter, but The Times added 669,000. With many physical newsstands closed during the pandemic, revenue from print subscriptions and sales dropped 6.7%. However, when factoring in both digital and print subscription revenue, overall subscription revenue grew 8.4% from the same time last year.
Advertising revenue was another story. Revenue from that sector plummeted 43.9% in the second quarter. That created a drop in overall revenue, year-over-year, of 7.5%. The silver lining to that cloud? Digital advertising revenue accounted for 58.3% of its total advertising sales. During the same quarter last year, that number was just 48.1%.
"Print advertising revenue decreased as the COVID-19 pandemic further accelerated secular trends, largely impacting the entertainment, luxury, and technology categories," the company said in a statement.
With steadily falling print circulation numbers for years, it has been no secret that the media industry, especially print media, have needed to find a way to gain revenue from the digital sector. The Times was one of the first to make a concentrated effort to do so. Despite much resistance, early on it embraced paywalls and subscriptions in order to read its articles. The hope was that, eventually, readers would pay to read high-quality journalism, whether in digital or print format. With its most recent earnings report, it appears those efforts are finally paying off.
"The Times' physical paper remains very strong, which is why it's taken a while to see this crossover point. But digital has grown enormously over the last eight years when I've been chief executive," CEO Mark Thompson said. "And we don't think it's likely we're going to go back from this moment."
In a play to diversify its revenue further, the company also added to it's growing audio operations. In late July, The Times announced an agreement to purchase podcasting group Serial Productions and a partnership with 'This American Life.' Both are considered giants in the podcasting industry.
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Application of the New City-Suburban Heavy Vehicle Route (CSHVR) to Truck Emissions Characterization 1999-01-1467
Speed-time and video data were logged for tractor-trailers performing local deliveries in Akron, OH. and Richmond, VA. in order to develop an emissions test schedule that represented real truck use. The data bank developed using these logging techniques was used to create a Yard cycle, a Freeway cycle and a City-Suburban cycle by the concatenation of microtrips. The City-Suburban driving cycle was converted to a driving route, in which the truck under test would perform at maximum acceleration during certain portions of the test schedule. This new route was used to characterize the emissions of a 1982 Ford tractor with a Cummins 14 liter, 350 hp engine and a 1998 International tractor with a Cummins 14 liter, 435 hp engine. Emissions levels were found to be repeatable with one driver and the driver-to-driver variation of NOx was under 4%, although the driver-to-driver variations of CO and PM were higher. Emissions levels of NOx for the Ford tractor at a test weight of 46,400 lb. using the CSHVR were comparable with values obtained using the WVU 5 mile route and the EPA Urban Dynamometer Driving Schedule for Heavy Duty Vehicles ("Test D"). The PM emissions were slightly higher for the CSHVR than the 5 mile route and Test D. The effect of test weight on emissions, in units of mass/distance, was assessed using the International tractor with the CSHVR at 26,000, 36,000 and 46,400 lb. test weights. Variation of all regulated exhaust emissions was small between test weights, although the CO2 level reflected the additional energy used at higher weights. The small variation in regulated emissions may be attributed to the fact that in all three cases, the route called for full power operation of the vehicle, and that any PM puff associated with gear shifting would be similar. It is concluded that the CSHVR represents a useful and realistic test schedule for truck emissions characterization.
Citation: Clark, N., Daley, J., Nine, R., and Atkinson, C., "Application of the New City-Suburban Heavy Vehicle Route (CSHVR) to Truck Emissions Characterization," SAE Technical Paper 1999-01-1467, 1999, https://doi.org/10.4271/1999-01-1467.
Author(s): Nigel N. Clark, James J. Daley, Ralph D. Nine, Christopher M. Atkinson
Affiliated: West Virginia Univ.
Event: International Fuels & Lubricants Meeting & Exposition
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in Scandinavian countries during the early Middle Ages, all freemen who had their own farm and did not belong to the aristocracy. As landholding and social inequality became more profound, prosperous landowners, as well as impoverished peasants, who were drawn into a dependency on the important landowners, began to stand out from the general mass of bonders. The bonders (with the exception of those living in certain sections of Denmark) were not enslaved and were considered individually as freemen throughout the Middle Ages. Nevertheless, as a class they did not enjoy full civil rights and were subjected to feudal exploitation both by the owners of the land on which they settled and by the state.
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More than 70 foster kids made their way through Hannah's home as she was growing up. She witnessed up close the failures of the foster system and the struggles of everyone involved in it.
It was witnessing the failings of the system that deterred her from studying social work at UIS.
She watched a lot of kids being removed from her house because their parents were permitted to take them back. Sometimes kids would return again months later.
"Instability becomes a way of life," she says.
Foster kids often struggle with feeling wanted and loved, safe and secure.
When Timothy Killeen (center) took over as president of the University of Illinois system, he visited UIS and met with student leaders, including Hannah (at right).
She remembers how older teens that had been in the system for years would come in and disrupt the family equilibrium, creating a volatile environment. It shaped her personal development a great deal; she needs to be in control of her situation.
She came to UIS because she wanted a place that could become her home—a small campus where she could become involved and make a difference.
She paid her own way through college. She worked as a resident advisor, and was selected as the Student Trustee to the Board of Trustees. Now she's heading on to graduate school with plans to work in student affairs.


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February 2021 Editor's Letter
AD's Editor-in-Chief unveils what's in store for this month's issue
By Amy Astley
"How does one heal a city? How does one maintain 'homeostasis' in a house, a family, or a community?"
—Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee
New York City has long proved a fertile stomping ground for AD. The magazine has devoted scores of pages and sometimes entire issues to the Big Apple, documenting the grand and the gritty, the traditional and the unconventional: penthouses, town houses, industrial lofts, elegant apartments, and unrenovated artists' studios alike. Each of these quintessentially urban spaces is ultimately a backdrop for the main attraction—New Yorkers themselves, the denizens of that great melting pot of talented, idiosyncratic humanity.
Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee and artist Sarah Sze at home in Chelsea.
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A tiny resident of Tribeca enjoys her room with a view.
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In the wake of a pandemic that has dealt a particularly brutal blow to our beloved city, the editors agreed that visits to some committed locals in their exceptional habitats might provide a bit of escapism and inspiration. Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee, an oncologist and Pulitzer Prize–winning author, opens his family's Chelsea loft to us and writes poetically about resilience and healing. Artsy CMO Everette Taylor, a recent transplant from L.A., shares his impressive collection of works by Black artists and says, "I want to show little Black and brown kids that having a life filled with art is very much attainable." Of Bushwick, the Brooklyn neighborhood he now calls home, Cuban-American artist Jorge Pardo notes, "I'm an immigrant, and this was an immigrant community I really liked. It's Latin, with people selling food on the street and little cell-phone-fixing stores."
Artist Jorge Pardo in the Bushwick home he created.
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The owners of a spectacular Tribeca penthouse (their AD100 interior designer, Monique Gibson, declares "this apartment had the best view of the city I had ever seen") have the wise last word: "While things seem challenging, when we look out at night and see the lights come on—at the Empire State Building, at the Freedom Tower, in buildings up and down the city—you're reminded that it is still New York. It is strong and it will be back." AD agrees.
—Amy Astley, Editor in Chief, @amyastley
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