NVIDIA is allegedly preparing a new graphics card known as the GeForce GT 1030 to tackle AMD's newly launched Radeon RX 550. The graphics card will be aiming at the sub-$100 US market and low-end PCs where users want something better than a discrete graphics solution without paying much.
NVIDIA has recently updated their Pascal lineup and offers graphics cards that cover the entire market. The company has the $109 US GeForce GTX 1050 as their current entry level solution and the top end GeForce GTX 1080 Ti which reigns supreme as the fastest gaming graphics card. Not to mention the GP 102 based Titan Xp which costs $1200 US, but comes with the full configuration of the same chip that is featured on the GTX 1080 Ti.
In the entry level section, AMD recently refreshed their Radeon RX 500 series cards with the Radeon RX 560. This card costs just $99 US and comes within the price range of the GeForce GTX 1050 which sells currently for $99 – $114 US. Both cards are doing well in the entry level market, offering similar graphics performance with their company exclusive features. However, AMD has offered another entry level card in the Radeon RX 500 series lineup known as the Radeon RX 550.
This card is the first to utilize the new Polaris 12 GPU and comes with 512 stream processors and up to 4 GB of GDDR5 memory. This card costs $79 US and while the most obvious choice is to get an RX 560 by paying just $20 more for twice the shaders, the card is going to serve a market. The market is users who don't want to pay the extra for RX 560 cards and just want a proper discrete graphics solution over Intel based integrated graphics or the Ryzen platform which doesn't come with an iGPU solution. The discrete solution also comes with better I/O connectivity so that's a big advantage over an integrated solution.
So what would be NVIDIA's response to such a graphics card? Well they obviously don't have anything below the GTX 1050 at the moment, but rumors are that a GeForce GT 1030 may be on its way. It's not confirmed if the card will be called GT 1030 or GT 1040 but one thing is confirmed that it won't feature the GeForce GTX tag. It's a low-end solution and will act as a GT 930 / GT 730 successor. It will feature a price target of sub-$80 US and specifications wise, it will ship with the GP108 GPU.
The GP108 GPU is supposedly going to feature 512 stream processors so we are looking at just 2 GPCs, each featuring 2 SM blocks (4 total). It will feature 32 TMUs and 16 ROPs. The card will feature a 64-bit wide bus interface and ship with either 2 or 4 GB of GDDR5 memory. The card will require no additional power connector and the TDP will be rated at 30W. For comparison, the Radeon RX 550 ships with a TDP of 50W.
In terms of performance, the card has one less SM unit compared to the GTX 1050 so performance won't take a big impact. On the other hand, the Radeon RX 550 is half of the Radeon RX 560 so performance will take a impact on that specific card. For most eSports titles, these cards will do the trick but don't expect to run high-end AAA titles as these cards aren't built for those. The performance numbers are reportedly on par or better than the GTX 750 Ti and will hit the market on 8th May 2017.


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Hyperloop: The future of inland transport?
An artist's impression of a 'hyperloop' transport system in regional Australia.
Is this a glimpse into the future of inland transport and freight in Australia?
It may seem far-fetched but the challenge of bringing this futuristic design into reality is already engaging many of the best and brightest young engineering minds around the world.
30 teams will test their designs in January on a new pilot-test track that is being constructed in California.
The "Hyperloop" has been conceived by rocket and spacecraft innovation company Space X, founded by Elon Musk, the billionaire behind payment company Paypal and car maker and energy storage developer Tesla..
The Hyperloop is a space-age transport system in which capsules carrying passengers and cargo travel inside a vacuum-sealed tube, either resting on a cushion of air or suspended by magnets, at speeds reaching 1200 kilometres per hour.
Equivalent to the speed of sound, that would connect Melbourne to Sydney in a touch less than 60 minutes.
Mr Musk first proposed the concept in 2013 and made his research public, or "open source", so others could contribute to its development.
He has stated that he is not commercially pursuing the hyperloop, but SpaceX is sponsoring a contest to perfect the Hyperlook pod design.
The contest will be held from January 27-29, 2017.
30 finalists from 1700 entries around the world have been selected.
Each will have the chance to shoot their pod down the company's one-mile test track.
Only one of the 30 finalists is from the southern hemisphere – a team from Melbourne's RMIT university.
Named 'VicHyper', the team says it will be the first in the world to operate a Linear Induction Motor within a vacuum.
To reach these unprecedented speeds, a pod travels within an elevated tube network held at a near vacuum utilising magnetic levitation and Linear Induction Motors.
RMIT vice-chancellor Martin Bean said the VicHyper team is helping turn science fiction into science reality.
"Hyperloop is set to become fifth mode of transport, rivalling planes for speed and cars for safety."
Steve Abson, CEO of the Infrastructure Association of Queensland, said it was only a matter of time before a major high-speed transport network connects Australia's major eastern seaboard cities.
"Hyperloop could very well be this network."
The Australian team has already been recognised for its technology, winning the Braking Subsystem Technical Excellence Award at the SpaceX semi-finals in Texas in January 2016.
The braking system primarily relies on magnetic forces to slow down, eliminating moving parts and friction.
Andrew Martin, 25/11/2016
Yeah. right. just imagine trying to stop for a breath of fresh air and being stuck in there. I'm not knocking the tube idea, but a vacuum, really!
Grant Piper, 25/11/2016
Dream on, we can't even fix our roads and how many times (usually before and election) the fast rail or inland rail idea is floated again. The wind farm north of me has been 'almost there' for 12 years! We are a nation of dreamers, managers (maybe) but not doers or builders. We've lost the ability to build stuff without contracting it out to multinationals at huge cost with Government guarantee or subsidy of profit.
Mike Ghoshal, 25/11/2016
As usual Elon has excellent and sound ideas. This should replace the heavy and energy guzzling systems now in use.. Just Excellent, like his other projects.

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Home / Explore / A Santa Rosa Wine Weekend Getaway
A Santa Rosa Wine Weekend Getaway
August 28, 2014 by Wine Food Explorer
• By Kimberly Horg •
With many more than 100 wineries, nice weather year round, gorgeous views and the close proximity to many other hot spots, a Santa Rosa weekend getaway might be the relaxing retreat that's awaiting arrival. Santa Rosa is in the heart of Sonoma County, so wineries are sprawled out in every direction, no further than a 30-minute drive.
A Relaxing Stay at The Historic Gables Wine Country Inn
The Gables Wine Country Inn in Santa Rosa offers guests a relaxing stay at its Victorian Bed and Breakfast, which was built in 1877. The Inn has more than three acres including a cottage that once served as the original homestead, a 1940s milk house and a 1850s redwood barn that not only is one of the oldest standing barns in Sonoma County but also has its own resident owl.
The Inn's redwood barn is one of the oldest standing barns in Sonoma County and also has its own resident owl. Photo courtesy of Gables Inn.
"The neo-Gothic architecture and 'keyhole' window design secured its place on the National Register of Historic Places," Gables Owner Larry Willis, said.
The Gables was an existing B&B when Pam and Larry purchased it in June 2012. Although the Willis's have only been there for a couple years, they're steadily building a clientele from across the country as well as Canada.
"Our visitors love our inn for many reasons; the unique breakfast that we serve, the solitude of the property, proximity to fine dining and wineries," he said.
The Inn belongs to two B&B associations, which sponsor their own "Wine Passport" – complementary tastings for two at more than 120 Sonoma County wineries is including in the stay.
Willis says he can also provide concierge services matching wineries to his guests' particular tastes and budgets.
The Gables Wine Country Inn features Victorian charm. Photo courtesy of Gables Inn.
Visit August through October to Enjoy Harvest
The most popular time to visit the area is mid-August to October, which is harvest time in wine country. Many wineries host special events in the midst of making wine so reservations begin early. The Inn hosts a wine and cheese experience from June to October in which different wineries are on site to pour wines for guests.
"Most people visit wine country to experience wine, learn how grapes are grown and wine is made. They also want to learn more about paring wines with foods," Willis said.
Visit thegablesinn.com to reserve a room.
Alexander Valley's Francis Ford Coppola Winery: A Wine Wonderland
The Castle-like exterior if Francis Ford Coppola Winery. Photo by Chad Kieg, courtesy of Francis Ford Coppola Winery.
For great food, wine and fun poolside, visitors can travel about 10 minutes north in the heart of Alexander Valley to Geyserville, where you will stumble across Francis Ford Coppola Winery.
Upon entering the outside castle decor (which reopened in 2010 after it underwent extensive renovations), travelers might be in awe at the numerous attractions on site. Francis Ford Coppola Winery features wine tasting bars upstairs and downstairs, two restaurants, a full bar, a swimming pool, a movie gallery, a performing arts pavilion as well as a park area with game tables and bocce courts.
Coppola's "wine wonderland" includes this swimming pool for guest's use. Photo by Kim Horg.
Francis Ford Coppola was previously quoted saying the winery is meant to be "a wine wonderland, a park of pleasure where people of all ages can enjoy all the best things in life; food, wine, music, dancing, games, swimming and performances of all types."
Rustic, Coppola's Award-Winning, Full-Service Restaurant
The casual outdoor patio at Rustic has a beautiful view of the Alexander Valley. Photo by Chad Kieg, courtesy of Francis Ford Coppola Winery.
Coppola shares his favorite dishes from his worldly travels at Rustic, Francis's Favorites, the property's full-service restaurant.
The chef at Coppola and Culinary Manager Tim Bodell, prepares a wide array of grilled meats, authentic Neopolitan-style pizzas, Italian family recipes with fresh herbs and produce from the property's organic garden.
The atmosphere at Rustic is casual, with indoor seating or outside on a terrace with the Alexander Valley as the backdrop. It isn't hard to imagine why Rustic won 'Best Outdoor Dining' – Best of North Bay 2014 and 2014 OpenTable Diner's Choice Winner.
A special feature of Rustic is the parrilla, an authentic Argentine grill. One of the most popular dishes, grilled on the parrilla, is the rack of lamb Madame Bali, which is marinated in pomegranate juice and white onions for three days. It is tender with the perfect amount of flavor and spice for this Mediterranean favorite. This dish is paired well with one of Coppola's full-bodied red wines, especially Francis Ford Coppola's favorite, named after his uncle and the film maker's hero, the legendary Greek mathematician Archimedes.
Rustic's Parrilla, an authentic Argentine-style grill. Photo by Chad Kieg, courtesy of Francis Ford Coppola Winery.
Archimedes is a Cabernet Sauvignon that gets its spice from the small amount of Knights Valley Cabernet Franc that is added to the blend. This fruit is highly aromatic and dark, atypical of the varietal.
The winemaking team is known for their approachable and familiar wines. The winery has new releases throughout the year with its eight brands of wine. The Diamond Collection Claret is Coppola's flagship; the Bordeaux blend's first vintage was produced in1998. Diamond Collection wines are known for their fruit-forward, smooth style with balanced flavors.
The Director's Family signature wines are a tribute to California filmmaking and winemaking. Director'swines present a range of microclimates found in the Sonoma County appellation; these are aromatic, fruit-forward wines with soft tannins.
Young or old, all ages are welcome. Coppola designed his "Wonderland" with his love of children in mind so the winery has children books in the tee pee outside and movie memorabilia for the older children to gawk at during a tasting inside.
To find out more go to Francisfordcoppolawinery.com.
Sebastopol's Fog Crest Vineyard
A plethora of wineries can be seen in every direction; one new winery that just opened a tasting room this summer is Fog Crest Vineyard in Sebastopol.
Winemaker Jerome Chery creates both an award-winning 2012 Estate Pinot Noir (that won Best of Class at the San Francisco Chronicle Competition and Double Gold at San Francisco International Competition) and an Estate Chardonnay, both of which are Fog Crest's flagship wines.
The 2011 Estate Chardonnay has a broad entry with a rich, luscious mouth feel combining fig and Crème Brûlée. Fog Crest also has a2010 Chardonnay Estate Elevage in which the nose presents hints of mandarin orange, peach and tangerine whereas the 2012 Chardonnay Laguna West has aromas of verbena, chamomile and herb tea, which produce a fragrant nose.
"We make our wines in a traditional Burgundian Style with some of the best grapes in theRussian River Valley," Rosalind Manoogian, Fog Crest Vineyard Owner, said.
It was her husband and Vintner/Owner James Manoogian, who had the dream of opening a winery and the couple produced their first vintage in 2005.
The tasting room is perched atop the Laguna de Santa Rosa, with breathtaking views of Sonoma County. "From our patio we have one of the best views in the Russian River Valley," Manoogian said.
Wine lovers can taste wine and relax on the patio with a plate of locally sourced artisanal cheeses or a gourmet lunch. To find out tasting hours and location go to fogcrestvineyard.com.
Two Tasting Rooms for Hanna Winery and Vineyard
Hanna Winery's Santa Rosa tasting room. Photo courtesy of Hanna Winery.
Hanna Winery & Vineyard offers travelers two tasting rooms to taste at; the Russian River Tasting Room in Santa Rosa or the Alexander Valley location in Healdsburg.
Hanna is family owned and operated with 600 acres across Sonoma County. Hanna's grapes are grown in the Alexander Valley, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Valley and Sonoma County.
"We own all of our grapes," Alicia Paulsen, Hanna Assistant Manager/Hospitality, said. "You know where all the wine is coming from and have the same vineyard manager maintaining all of our environments."
The 2013 Sauvignon Blanc Russian River Valley, 2012 Chardonnay Russian River Valley, 2013 Rosé Russian River Valley, 2012 Pinot Noir Russian River Valley, Two Ranch Red Sonoma County, 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley, 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley and the 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley are just a few favorites.
Among many other awards Hanna Winery & Vineyards took Gold, Silver, and Bronze in the 2014 Sunset International Wine Competition.
"Hanna has amazing views and was once rated in the top 20 tasting rooms in the country. We have plenty of picnic tables for people to enjoy food and glasses of wine," Paulsen said.
Go to hannawinery.com to learn more about the winery, tasting room locations, and their varietals.
These few wineries barely scratch the surface of the variety of winery experiences waiting to be had in and around this lovely Sonoma County destination, Santa Rosa. For more information about Santa Rosa visit the Santa Rosa Convention and Visitors Bureau website
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What India can learn from success story of Alibaba-owned marketplace Taobao
When it comes to e-commerce success stories around the world. It is hard to ignore China-based Alibaba, be it business-to-consumer (B2C) or consumer-to-consumer (C2C) segment.
It has given birth to eight subsidiary businesses. And the story we are going to discuss today is of, Taobao, one of the subsidiaries and C2C e-commerce open marketplace. An open marketplace is where the e-commerce company does not hold any inventory, logistical infrastructure, or warehouses.
The rise of Taobao, which allows merchants to list their products on its platform, is an astonishing story.
While it surely originates and tells coming of an age tale of evolving Chinese internet and economy, it has far-reaching lessons for the world of e-commerce, particularly India- as it is touted to be next big market.
Started in 2003, Taobao opened a gate for all retailers, from vegetables, groceries to pharmacies, sweets and bakeries, and many more. It primarily caters to medium and small merchants.
It engaged consumers through personalised and highly relevant content from merchants. Its free listing offer to sellers, website features and designs made it an instant hit among retailers.
By 2005, it carved a niche for itself in the Chinese market. While its competitor eBay China could not grow further, leading it to a shut down after three years of its operations, Taobao's market share rose to 59 per cent.
The Taobao business model primarily has an advantage over its competitors owing to free setup feature for merchants and stringent quality measures for the listed products. It generates revenue via commission and a suite of advertising services.
With the rise in numbers of users, in 2010, Alibaba Group launched the Mobile Taobao app to transition its flagship C2C shopping platform to capture additional and more interactive opportunities in mobile commerce.
According to Chris Tung, Chief Marketing Officer at Alibaba Group, the youth-led Taobao rise, as more than 70 percent of buyers are between 20-30 age group. We want to keep them engaged through improved overall user experience, he said.
With scale, Taobao has also changed from a single C2C network market to a comprehensive retail circle including C2C, group purchase, distribution, auction, and other e-commerce models.
Growth and Business
In following years, it splits into- Taobao Marketplace (a C2C platform), Tmall.com (a B2C platform; then called Taobao Mall), and eTao (a search engine for online shopping).
In two years of its operations, Tmall became eighth most visited website in China. In 2016, Tmall has grown into China's largest B2C trading platform, with a market share of 57.5 per cent.
Meanwhile, Taobao also launched an independent search engine called eTao.
Today, the Taobao platform supports millions of entrepreneurs across China with unparalleled levels of user engagement across e-commerce, digital media, travel, social and local services. According to its website, it has 150 million daily active users on Mobile. The internet retail market claims to have a 70 percent annual growth since 2009.
At present, the marketplace has around 500 million registered users, and the number of online products per day has exceeded 800 million.
During Chinese online shopping carnival (November 11) in 2012, Taobao did $3.06 billion worth sales in a single day, creating 2.068 million direct and full employment opportunities.
The growth provided additional promotion services to Taobao B2B business such as website design (100 RMB per month), customer service (100-200 RMB per person/month), industry analysis (300 RMB per month), customer drainage (200 RMB per month) and so on.
Later, Taobao introduced a cluster of rural e-tailers within an administrative area called Taobao village. Through the village project it claimed to have created more than 300,000 rural jobs and the villages now cover 70,000 rural producers. It provides them similar goods as enjoyed by its urban counterpart.
In short, Taobao villages business is transforming villages into towns.
Now, it is numero uno e-commerce firm in China with 607,707 monthly UVs, according to iResearch. GMV of China's online shopping reached 6.1 trillion Yuan in 2017, up 29.6 per cent from last year. Taobao is in a dominant place, taking 74.3 per cent of the whole online shopping GMV.
At present, China has 772 million Internet users, which is 55 per cent of its population, according to China Internet report 2018. It has 717 million smartphone users out of which 527 million users use mobile payment.
Indian attempts to replicate Taobao's business model
In India, Snapdeal and Paytm have been attempting to replicate Taobao model.
Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma had launched Paytm Mall (a mobile application-based marketplace) where small and medium businesses connect directly with customers. It has also been charging very less commission to attract more merchants towards its platform.
Snapdeal has also been aiming to be Taobao of India even though they had little success with Shoppo. With Snapdeal 2.0, its co-founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal eye to cater to small merchants.
So far, the consumer-to-consumer business model has not proved successful in India. Previous attempt by eBay, which entered in 2004 by acquiring Baazee.com, failed as it had to exit the business after getting acquired by Flipkart in a fire sale.
According to experts in the industry, one of the major challenges in this model has been that top ten sellers get around major chunk (about 20 per cent), whereas rest have to be content with just 5-10 per cent.
Meanwhile, there is an opportunity for Indian e-commerce startups to scale to the next level.
With around 500 million internet users, the Indian e-commerce market is expected to become worth $200 billion by 2025. China managed to create rural e-commerce boom with the help of the local language applications built by eCommerce platforms including Alibaba and others.
Here, India can learn alot from Taobao model.
Indian villages desperately need low-end manufacturing units to create jobs for youngsters who have little interest in farming. What's needed is infrastructure plus marketing and financial linkages that enable rural entrepreneurs to start small-scale industries.
If followed in India, the Taobao route can indeed also help create millions of rural jobs.
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We celebrated Daddy all weekend! Saturday we spent most of the day on ATV trails, only stopping for a quick picnic lunch. Luckily we missed the rain, though we saw plenty of dark clouds. Mud, dust, and some beautiful, rural scenery.
The celebration today was very food related. This morning we made him breakfast, took him out to eat after church and even bought a pie for dessert this afternoon.
My son and I have been talking about Father's Day a lot lately. We made cards for Daddy and all the grandpas earlier this week. He liked the idea that Dad got to pick what we were going to do this weekend and every morning this week he would ask "is it Daddy's day yet?". He also tried to convince Dad to pick bowling as our family activity and which movie he should pick for movie night this weekend. (I lobbied for Star Trek in honor of Grandpa, since one of those movies were part of most Father's Day of my childhood but I was out voted).
I'm so thankful for my husband's influence on our son's life, especially since our three year old always wants to be where Dad is, wanting to be Daddy's helper and buddy. I'm also thankful for my Dad, Father-in-law and grandfathers. It is amazing to reflect on their influence on our lives and seeing their impact on the next generation.


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#include <aws/networkmanager/NetworkManager_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSVector.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <aws/networkmanager/model/CoreNetworkPolicyVersion.h>
#include <utility>

namespace Aws
{
template<typename RESULT_TYPE>
class AmazonWebServiceResult;

namespace Utils
{
namespace Json
{
  class JsonValue;
} // namespace Json
} // namespace Utils
namespace NetworkManager
{
namespace Model
{
  class AWS_NETWORKMANAGER_API ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult
  {
  public:
    ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult();
    ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult(const Aws::AmazonWebServiceResult<Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue>& result);
    ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& operator=(const Aws::AmazonWebServiceResult<Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue>& result);

    /**
     *
Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline const Aws::Vector<CoreNetworkPolicyVersion>& GetCoreNetworkPolicyVersions() const{ return m_coreNetworkPolicyVersions; }

    /**
     *
Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline void SetCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(const Aws::Vector<CoreNetworkPolicyVersion>& value) { m_coreNetworkPolicyVersions = value; }

    /**
     *
Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline void SetCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(Aws::Vector<CoreNetworkPolicyVersion>&& value) { m_coreNetworkPolicyVersions = std::move(value); }

    /**
     *
Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& WithCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(const Aws::Vector<CoreNetworkPolicyVersion>& value) { SetCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& WithCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(Aws::Vector<CoreNetworkPolicyVersion>&& value) { SetCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& AddCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(const CoreNetworkPolicyVersion& value) { m_coreNetworkPolicyVersions.push_back(value); return *this; }

    /**
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Describes core network policy versions.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& AddCoreNetworkPolicyVersions(CoreNetworkPolicyVersion&& value) { m_coreNetworkPolicyVersions.push_back(std::move(value)); return *this; }

    /**
     *
The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetNextToken() const{ return m_nextToken; }

    /**
     *
The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline void SetNextToken(const Aws::String& value) { m_nextToken = value; }

    /**
     *
The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline void SetNextToken(Aws::String&& value) { m_nextToken = std::move(value); }

    /**
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The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline void SetNextToken(const char* value) { m_nextToken.assign(value); }

    /**
     *
The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& WithNextToken(const Aws::String& value) { SetNextToken(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& WithNextToken(Aws::String&& value) { SetNextToken(std::move(value)); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The token for the next page of results.

     */
    inline ListCoreNetworkPolicyVersionsResult& WithNextToken(const char* value) { SetNextToken(value); return *this;}

  private:

    Aws::Vector<CoreNetworkPolicyVersion> m_coreNetworkPolicyVersions;

    Aws::String m_nextToken;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace NetworkManager
} // namespace Aws

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package org.cqframework.cql.cql2elm.model;

import org.hl7.cql.model.*;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public class ConversionMap {
    public enum ConversionScore {
        ExactMatch (0),
        SubType (1),
        Compatible (2),
        Cast (3),
        SimpleConversion (4),
        ComplexConversion (5),
        IntervalPromotion (6),
        ListDemotion (7),
        IntervalDemotion (8),
        ListPromotion (9);

        private final int score;
        public int score() {
            return score;
        }

        ConversionScore(int score) {
            this.score = score;
        }
    }

    public static int getConversionScore(DataType callOperand, DataType operand, Conversion conversion) {
        if (operand.equals(callOperand)) {
            return ConversionMap.ConversionScore.ExactMatch.score();
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        else if (operand.isSuperTypeOf(callOperand)) {
            return ConversionMap.ConversionScore.SubType.score();
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        else if (callOperand.isCompatibleWith(operand)) {
            return ConversionMap.ConversionScore.Compatible.score();
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        else if (conversion != null) {
            return conversion.getScore();
        }

        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Could not determine conversion score for conversion");
    }

    private Map<DataType, List<Conversion>> map = new HashMap<>();
    private List<Conversion> genericConversions = new ArrayList<>();
    private boolean listDemotion = true;
    private boolean listPromotion = true;
    private boolean intervalDemotion = false;
    private boolean intervalPromotion = false;

    public void enableListDemotion() {
        listDemotion = true;
    }

    public void disableListDemotion() {
        listDemotion = false;
    }

    public boolean isListDemotionEnabled() {
        return listDemotion;
    }

    public void enableListPromotion() {
        listPromotion = true;
    }

    public void disableListPromotion() {
        listPromotion = false;
    }

    public boolean isListPromotionEnabled() {
        return listPromotion;
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    public void enableIntervalDemotion() {
        intervalDemotion = true;
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    public void disableIntervalDemotion() {
        intervalDemotion = false;
    }

    public boolean isIntervalDemotionEnabled() {
        return intervalDemotion;
    }

    public void enableIntervalPromotion() {
        intervalPromotion = true;
    }

    public void disableIntervalPromotion() {
        intervalPromotion = false;
    }

    public boolean isIntervalPromotionEnabled() {
        return intervalPromotion;
    }

    private boolean hasConversion(Conversion conversion, List<Conversion> conversions) {
        for (Conversion c : conversions) {
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        return null;
    }

    public void add(Conversion conversion) {
        if (conversion == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("conversion is null.");
        }

        // NOTE: The conversion map supports generic conversions, however, they turned out to be quite expensive computationally
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        // Generic conversions could still be potentially useful, so I left the code, but it's never used because the generic conversions
        // are not added in the SystemLibraryHelper.
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            List<Conversion> conversions = getGenericConversions();
            if (hasConversion(conversion, conversions)) {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("Conversion from %s to %s is already defined.",
                        conversion.getFromType().toString(), conversion.getToType().toString()));
            }

            conversions.add(conversion);
        }
        else {
            List<Conversion> conversions = getConversions(conversion.getFromType());
            if (hasConversion(conversion, conversions)) {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("Conversion from %s to %s is already defined.",
                        conversion.getFromType().toString(), conversion.getToType().toString()));
            }

            conversions.add(conversion);
        }

    }

    public List<Conversion> getGenericConversions() {
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    }

    public List<Conversion> getConversions(DataType fromType) {
        List<Conversion> conversions = map.get(fromType);
        if (conversions == null) {
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            map.put(fromType, conversions);
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        DataType currentType = fromType;
        while (currentType != null) {
            conversions.addAll(getConversions(currentType));
            currentType = currentType.getBaseType();
        }
        return conversions;
    }

    public Conversion findCompatibleConversion(DataType fromType, DataType toType) {
        if (fromType.isCompatibleWith(toType)) {
            return new Conversion(fromType, toType);
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findChoiceConversion(ChoiceType fromType, DataType toType, boolean allowPromotionAndDemotion, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        Conversion result = null;
        for (DataType choice : fromType.getTypes()) {
            Conversion choiceConversion = findConversion(choice, toType, true, allowPromotionAndDemotion, operatorMap);
            if (choiceConversion != null) {
                if (result == null) {
                    result = new Conversion(fromType, toType, choiceConversion);
                }
                else {
                    result.addAlternativeConversion(choiceConversion);
                }
            }
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        return result;
    }

    public Conversion findTargetChoiceConversion(DataType fromType, ChoiceType toType, boolean allowPromotionAndDemotion, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        for (DataType choice : toType.getTypes()) {
            Conversion choiceConversion = findConversion(fromType, choice, true, allowPromotionAndDemotion, operatorMap);
            if (choiceConversion != null) {
                return new Conversion(fromType, toType, choiceConversion);
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findListConversion(ListType fromType, ListType toType, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        Conversion elementConversion = findConversion(fromType.getElementType(), toType.getElementType(), true, false, operatorMap);

        if (elementConversion != null) {
            return new Conversion(fromType, toType, elementConversion);
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findIntervalConversion(IntervalType fromType, IntervalType toType, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        Conversion pointConversion = findConversion(fromType.getPointType(), toType.getPointType(), true, false, operatorMap);

        if (pointConversion != null) {
            return new Conversion(fromType, toType, pointConversion);
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findListDemotion(ListType fromType, DataType toType, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        DataType elementType = fromType.getElementType();
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            return new Conversion(fromType, toType, null);
        }
        else {
            Conversion elementConversion = findConversion(elementType, toType, true, false, operatorMap);
            if (elementConversion != null) {
                return new Conversion(fromType, toType, elementConversion);
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findListPromotion(DataType fromType, ListType toType, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        if (fromType.isSubTypeOf(toType.getElementType())) {
            return new Conversion(fromType, toType, null);
        }
        else {
            Conversion elementConversion = findConversion(fromType, toType.getElementType(), true, false, operatorMap);
            if (elementConversion != null) {
                return new Conversion(fromType, toType, elementConversion);
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findIntervalDemotion(IntervalType fromType, DataType toType, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        DataType pointType = fromType.getPointType();
        if (pointType.isSubTypeOf(toType)) {
            return new Conversion(fromType, toType, null);
        }
        else {
            Conversion pointConversion = findConversion(pointType, toType, true, false, operatorMap);
            if (pointConversion != null) {
                return new Conversion(fromType, toType, pointConversion);
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

    public Conversion findIntervalPromotion(DataType fromType, IntervalType toType, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        if (fromType.isSubTypeOf(toType.getPointType())) {
            return new Conversion(fromType, toType, null);
        }
        else {
            Conversion pointConversion = findConversion(fromType, toType.getPointType(), true, false, operatorMap);
            if (pointConversion != null) {
                return new Conversion(fromType, toType, pointConversion);
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

    public boolean ensureGenericConversionInstantiated(DataType fromType, DataType toType, boolean isImplicit, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        boolean operatorsInstantiated = false;
        for (Conversion c : getGenericConversions()) {
            if (c.getOperator() != null) {
                // instantiate the generic...
                InstantiationResult instantiationResult = ((GenericOperator)c.getOperator()).instantiate(new Signature(fromType), operatorMap, this, false);
                Operator operator = instantiationResult.getOperator();
                if (operator != null && !operatorMap.containsOperator(operator)) {
                    operatorMap.addOperator(operator);
                    Conversion conversion = new Conversion(operator, true);
                    this.add(conversion);
                    operatorsInstantiated = true;
                }
            }
        }

        return operatorsInstantiated;
    }

    private Conversion internalFindConversion(DataType fromType, DataType toType, boolean isImplicit) {
        Conversion result = null;
        int score = Integer.MAX_VALUE;
        for (Conversion conversion : getAllConversions(fromType)) {
            if ((!isImplicit || conversion.isImplicit())) {
                if (conversion.getToType().isSuperTypeOf(toType) || conversion.getToType().isGeneric()) {
                    // Lower score is better. If the conversion matches the target type exactly, the score is 0.
                    // If the conversion is generic, the score is 1 (because that will be instantiated to an exact match)
                    // If the conversion is a super type, it should only be used if an exact match cannot be found.
                    // If the score is equal to an existing, it indicates a duplicate conversion
                    int newScore =
                            (conversion.getFromType().equals(fromType) ? 0 : (conversion.getFromType().isGeneric() ? 1 : 2)) +
                                    (conversion.getToType().equals(toType) ? 0 : (conversion.getToType().isGeneric() ? 1 : 2));
                    if (newScore < score) {
                        result = conversion;
                        score = newScore;
                    }
                    else if (newScore == score) {
                        // ERROR
                        throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("Ambiguous implicit conversion from %s to %s or %s.",
                                fromType.toString(), result.getToType().toString(), conversion.getToType().toString()));
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        return result;
    }

    public Conversion findConversion(DataType fromType, DataType toType, boolean isImplicit, boolean allowPromotionAndDemotion, OperatorMap operatorMap) {
        Conversion result = findCompatibleConversion(fromType, toType);
        if (result == null) {
            result = internalFindConversion(fromType, toType, isImplicit);
        }

        if (result == null) {
            if (ensureGenericConversionInstantiated(fromType, toType, isImplicit, operatorMap)) {
                result = internalFindConversion(fromType, toType, isImplicit);
            }
        }

        if (result == null) {
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            // If the from type is a list and the target type is a singleton (potentially with a compatible conversion),
            // Convert by invoking a singleton
            if (fromType instanceof ListType && !(toType instanceof ListType) && (allowPromotionAndDemotion || listDemotion)) {
                result = findListDemotion((ListType)fromType, toType, operatorMap);
            }

            if (!(fromType instanceof ListType) && toType instanceof ListType && (allowPromotionAndDemotion || listPromotion)) {
                result = findListPromotion(fromType, (ListType)toType, operatorMap);
            }

            if (fromType instanceof IntervalType && !(toType instanceof IntervalType) && (allowPromotionAndDemotion || intervalDemotion)) {
                result = findIntervalDemotion((IntervalType)fromType, toType, operatorMap);
            }

            if (!(fromType instanceof IntervalType) && toType instanceof IntervalType && (allowPromotionAndDemotion || intervalPromotion)) {
                result = findIntervalPromotion(fromType, (IntervalType)toType, operatorMap);
            }

            // If the from type is a choice, attempt to find a conversion from one of the choice types
            if (fromType instanceof ChoiceType) {
                result = findChoiceConversion((ChoiceType)fromType, toType, allowPromotionAndDemotion, operatorMap);
            }

            // If the target type is a choice, attempt to find a conversion to one of the choice types
            if (!(fromType instanceof ChoiceType) && toType instanceof ChoiceType) {
                result = findTargetChoiceConversion(fromType, (ChoiceType)toType, allowPromotionAndDemotion, operatorMap);
            }

            // If both types are lists, attempt to find a conversion between the element types
            if (fromType instanceof ListType && toType instanceof ListType) {
                result = findListConversion((ListType)fromType, (ListType)toType, operatorMap);
            }

            // If both types are intervals, attempt to find a conversion between the point types
            if (fromType instanceof IntervalType && toType instanceof IntervalType) {
                result = findIntervalConversion((IntervalType)fromType, (IntervalType)toType, operatorMap);
            }
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        return result;
    }
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Q: Why won't Pik install Ruby? After a failure trying to install Ruby on Rails from here: http://railsinstaller.org/, I am now trying to install things manually.
I thought I would install Pik first and then hit "pik install ruby" from the command prompt.  Seemingly, nothing could be simpler than that. However, I am receiving the message "Ruby not found". How could this be?

A: While the pik gem is no longer maintained, pik from here is still the best way to manage multiple ruby versions on windows. (Please someone write another one. Or talk Gordon Thiesfeld into letting someone else manage it.)
Setting up pik is painful (you are require to manually install the ruby versions, the required devkits and then tell pik to use them).
If you don't need multiple, ruby versions, I recommend you use the excellent installers from here and use gem install rails to get your windows, ruby on rails fix.

A: it seems Pik cannot install Ruby automatically. It's just manager of ruby versions. In order to install Ruby on Windows it's necessary to use RubyInstaller for Windows http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ and then pik add C:\Ruby193\bin (or any other path to installed ruby)

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What has influenced the evolution of pub food?
By Michelle Perrett
20-Feb-2019 - Last updated on 20-Feb-2019 at 15:34 GMT
Time flies: there have been a multitude of influences on dining in pubs
Food in pubs across Britain has always been a movable feast, basic in some locations, high-end in others. But one thing is for sure, it has never stood still and it continues to evolve today.
While Michelin-starred pub chefs and gastropubs are commonplace in the UK, nuts, crisps, pickled eggs and pork scratchings have still remained food staples.
So how has this come about? Well, the journey of food in the pub sector has certainly been a long one, with some interesting twists and turns along the way.
It was the Romans who brought the idea of the pub to the UK following the invasion of 43AD. They brought with them wine shops called Tabernae, which were built alongside roads to quench the thirst of the soldiers. The Romans were also said to have introduced lots of items to the British diet, including the likes of cabbages, peas and cherries.
According to Ben Johnson, writing on website Historic UK, the Romans were also responsible for building roads that led to the easy transportation of produce throughout the country.
Inns gain popularity
When the Romans eventually left in the 5th century AD, alehouses became a more common sight, many opening out of people's homes.
The next invaders were the Saxons. "The Saxons were excellent farmers and cultivated a wide variety of herbs. These were not used just for flavour as they generally are today, but were used as bulk to pad out stews," Johnson says. Importation of foods was also reported to have had an impact on what the UK population was eating. Herbs and spices from as far away as Asia made it to UK shores.
It was during the Middle Ages that there was a dramatic change, with increasing numbers of people travelling around the country needing accommodation.
This was when inns and the offer of food and refreshment became more important.
By the 18th century, the gin craze had hit the UK and successive governments pushed for people to drink beer as a healthier option, a movement that culminated in the Beerhouse Act of 1830.
At this point it would be amiss not to discuss the potato, which remains a pub staple to this day. Although it was widely thought that the potato arrived in the UK in the 1600s it was in the 19th century it had become a staple of the European diet.
In Paul Jennings' The Local: A History of the English Pub, foreign travelling visitor Gustave d'Eichtal in 1828 is quoted as saying while rooms were furnished and dirty, the food was the "best feature".
He maintained that inns offered: "One or more portions of good meat, potatoes, some vegetables and a good wedge of cheese."
According to Boak and Bailey's Beer Blog, Henry Mayhew's publication London Labour and the London Poor highlighted various examples of people who made their living selling snacks outside and in public houses.
The blog said: "By the 1850s, pubgoers were eating pickled whelks ('not to fill themselves, but for a relish'), boiled green peas, fried fish, pies and sheep trotters. In short, anything that could be sold in the street and didn't require cutlery was probably being eaten in pubs."
But by the mid-1800s there was an even bigger challenge to pub food with the arrival of Jewish settlers who brought with them the beginnings of the fish and chip shop.
Crisps introduced
By the First World War, fears over morale prompted the government to introduce the Defence of the Realm Act 1914, which severely restricted the periods when pubs could open for the sale of alcohol – which was 12noon to 3pm and 6.30pm to 9.30pm.
According to Boak and Bailey, just before the Second World War, Mass Observation (a social research group founded in 1936) surveyors said that substantial cooked food, such as tripe, black pudding and pies, were available from "wandering hawkers".
History reports that in the 1920s Frank Smith, the founder of the Smith's Potato Crisps company, started out packaging crisps with a twist of salt in greaseproof paper bags, which were sold around London. It was not long before pubs were also serving crisps. By the Second World War, the Government had changed its approach recognising pubs as crucial social hubs.
However, with rationing still an issue for the UK population, there is very little evidence of a food offer at this time.
The good news was that final rationing ended in 1954 with meat and bacon back on the agenda.
Immigration moves food on
The 1950s saw a resurgence of pub food with items such as the home-made pie and a pint. Customers could also get crisps, pickled eggs and the fish man might even visit. But there were changes about to take place in the 1950s and 1960s that would transform consumers' eating habits as American burger bars entered the UK market and immigration saw the arrival of migrants from China and India.
It was during the 1950s that two Italian brothers Frank and Aldo Bernie decided to open a steakhouse restaurant chain called Bernie Inns. These brothers revolutionised pub food and created the family dining restaurant.
While these may not seem exotic by today's standards – the prawn cocktail, chicken liver pâté, steak and chips and Black Forest gateau were at the cutting edge of pub food.
By the 1960s, Bernie Inns was rapidly expanding and more food was making it onto pub tables. It was around this time that the ploughman's lunch and items such as 'chicken in a basket' became increasingly popular.
Another revolution was also at hand, allowing pubs with no chefs or cooking experience to serve food. In particular the country witnessed the arrival of the microwave and the freezer, which allowed pubs to serve a wider range of foods from steak and ale pie, to sausage and mash and even fish and chips.
Food-driven pubs
The 1970s and 1980s saw further growth in the sector with more food-driven pubs opening their doors.
Pub food chain Beefeater was launched in 1974 at the Halfway House in Enfield while Harvester launched its first site in 1983 in Morden.
The Bernie Inn chain was sold to Grand Metropolitan in 1970 and, ultimately, to Whitbread in 1995, which merged it with its Beefeater and Brewers Fayre brands.
The 1990s marked yet another food revolution in the pub market – the arrival of the gastropub. Whether you believe that David Eyre and Mike Belben who took over the Eagle pub in Clerkenwell, in central London, created the first gastropub, or whether that accolade should go to Denis Watkins at the Angel Inn in Hetton, North Yorkshire, there can be little doubt that the quality of food across the pub sector was improving all the time.
It was around this time there were other dramatic changes to UK licensing laws – the introduction of the Licensing Act 1988 saw pubs being granted all-day opening, which in particular resulted in a revolution on Sundays, with the liberalisation of the laws enabling pubs to start offering the all-day Sunday roasts that we now see as such a normal part of weekend trading around Britain.
A need to diversify
This period of time saw another trend hit the market as pubs started to introduce and experiment with cuisines other than largely British. Fuller's pub the Churchill Arms, in Kensington, west London, for example, boasts of being the first pub in the capital to serve Thai food – a pioneering move that it embarked on more than 25 years ago.
This stage in pub evolution also witnessed the era of meal deals, spearheaded by chains like JD Wetherspoon, which launched its Curry Club offering a curry and a pint as well as its Steak Out night offering a steak for £5.99.
The early 2000s saw a raft of changes for the pub sector with increased costs and demands meaning pubs needed to diversify. No longer could licensees simply open their doors and expect to see a throng of punters contributing to a healthy bottom line.
Food was improving all the time and by 2001, the first UK pub – the Stagg Inn in Titley, Herefordshire – received a Michelin star.
Skip to 2003 and beer writer and Campaign for Real Ale stalwart Roger Protz, at the launch of CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2004, called it the "year of beer and food."
Opening hours change
Opening hours change Around the same time, leading food writer Fiona Beckett noted the trend of matching beer with food.
She claimed that beer and food matching was "the new rock 'n' roll", and maintained that brewers were falling over themselves to prove their beers are food-friendly.
This was also the era of the breakfast revolution and pub chain JD Wetherspoon was again in the vanguard, launching breakfasts at 600 of its sites in September 2002 and reaching sales of 60,000 breakfasts per week across it estate – despite the fact its operating hours were restricted to a 10am start.
When the Licensing Act 2003 came into force in England and Wales in 2005, it brought with it flexible opening hours, which meant that pubs could not only be open later than the traditional 11pm shut down, but earlier as well for breakfast. JD Wetherspoon extended breakfast opening to 7am at its sites across its estate, although by 2010, this had been moderated to around 300 remaining open at 7am, 350 at 8am and the remaining 130 at 9am. Many other pub chains followed its lead, opening sites earlier to capitalise on the growing clamour for 'the most important meal of the day'.
Breakfast visits on rise
Pubs now account for more than 11% of all breakfasts sold in the out-of-home food market, and exclusive research from insight agency MCA reveals that pubs continue to increase their share of breakfast visits. Figures from MCA's Quarterly Brand Monitor, which uses data from its Eating Out Panel comprising 6,000 consumer interviews every month, indicates that pub restaurant breakfast visits have increased by 0.5 percentage points to 11.3% of all breakfasts served in the third quarter of 2018.
But, while many pubs were expanding their food offerings, there were still some concerns over quality. In fact, in 2006, The Morning Advertiser reported that Marcus Wareing, of Michelin starred restaurant Petrus, claimed airline food was better than the "pathetic offerings" that were currently being served in most pubs.
Speaking in Waitrose Food magazine he was reported as saying: "In most locals, the menu rarely gets better than tinned soup, sandwiches that have been hanging around for three or four hours and a heap of tasteless meat or fish that has been deep-fried to hell and back."
By July 2007, the smoking ban had come into force across the nation and the result was a change in demographic profiles of those coming into the pub.
Male smoking drinkers became less prevalent and more women and families saw the smoke-free environment as a potential attraction. While food was already a growing part of the pub market this accelerated its rapid growth and with that the quality on offer.
Fast forward to October 2011 and the first ever pub to gain two Michelin stars was unveiled in the Michelin Guide – the Hand & Flowers in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, run by celebrity chef Tom Kerridge.
And more and more consumers were choosing to eat out in the pub. Statistics from research company NPD revealed at the time that food sales in pubs were up year on year, with operators such as Wetherspoon and Mitchells & Butlers leading the way, while restaurants were suffering. It said the growth in longer opening hours from breakfast to late evening and pub operators' value-for money approach, were the reasons for the changing trends.
Health wins
The past few years have seen yet another revolution within the pub sector with changes in consumer demands. While pub staples such as the burger and fish and chips remain popular dishes, the onset of healthy lifestyles and a surge in the numbers of vegetarians and vegans has seen considerable changes across pub menus.
MCA labelled 2018 the year of the vegetable as an additional 9m vegetarian/ vegan lunch and dinner dishes were eaten out of home compared to the previous year.
Concerns about the environment and health have also seen people shift away from red meat consumption and towards both chicken and plant-based diets.
Marston's senior food development manager Nicola Arrow claims that demand for vegetarian and vegan dishes continues to grow.
In September, Marston's launched its NOMEAT menu campaign across more than 400 pubs with a dedicated vegan offering to cater for the increasing demand.
"Flexitarian or casual vegetarian dining is set to continue to grow throughout 2019," Arrow predicts.
Fewer visits but bigger spend Despite the fact that there are demands for more sophisticated options, consumers are eating out less, although they are willing to spend more on a quality meal.
The latest data from NPD reveals that customers will eat out on fewer occasions over the next two years, dropping to 11.23bn visits in 2020. But its research also shows that spend will increase by 5% to almost £60bn by the end of 2020.
Food served in pubs has seen dramatic changes – from offering basic refreshments to travellers in the Middle Ages to having some of the best eating out establishments in the country in the current era.
Interestingly, the pub menu favourites of burgers, fish and chips and curry have all integrated themselves into the UK culture via immigration. The changes have been dramatic and there is more to come, with predictions of increased veganism, healthier options, twists on classics and fusion food. It looks like we haven't seen anything yet.
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NYC Flaunts Shocking Priorities by Trying To Ban Term 'Illegal Immigrant' Amid Wave of High-Profile Crimes
By Carmine Sabia
Published January 13, 2020 at 10:23am
Under the leadership, or lack thereof, of Democrat Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city of New York is once again devolving back to its crime-ridden roots.
With criminals being released from prison with no bail only to commit crimes again, the inmates have taken over the asylum.
But never fear, fair citizens of Gotham, your City Council is on the case … against word crimes.
The council's Committee on Immigration is considering legislation that would ban the use of the words "alien," "illegal alien" and "illegal immigrant" on official city documents.
"I introduced this bill because words matter and the language we use or choose to use has power and consequences," Democratic Councilman Francisco Moya said on Thursday, the New York Post reported.
Rather than using the words "illegal alien," which are accurate and have been used for decades by Republicans and Democrats alike, the legislation would replace them with "noncitizen."
"Alien" is an outdated, politically loaded euphemism for "noncitizen"—a clear and unambiguous word. It's time we remove "alien" the City Charter and Administrative Code and bar referring to human beings as "illegals" in future laws or city materials. https://t.co/hQJWk8FTaE
— Francisco Moya (@FranciscoMoyaNY) January 10, 2020
This brings to mind a bit by comedian George Carlin, who spoke about the softening of words in America over time so that people are made to feel better about themselves.
Is illegal alien a dehumanizing term?
"You can't be afraid of words that speak the truth. … I don't like words that hide the truth. I don't like words that conceal reality," he said in a routine that members of the New York City government should watch immediately.
Moya said that his proposed legislation "isn't about replacing one word with another," but rather "about treating the individuals these terms describe as human beings."
This is the nonsensical argument that liberals have been using for years. There is nothing about the term "illegal alien" that dehumanizes anyone.
It is a basic statement of facts. They are "illegal" because they broke the law to gain entrance into the United States. And they are "aliens" because they are from another country.
Neither of those words, together or separate, indicates that the person or persons being referenced are anything other than human.
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But what Democrats would like to do by changing the language is to obfuscate the fact that these individuals broke the law.
"Here we are, it's 2020 and we're banning words," Councilman Joe Borelli said, according to the Post.
Gee, what other matters could New York City focus on right now that are of a more pressing nature than the words used to describe illegal immigrants?
How about the fact that people who are committing serious crimes are walking out of prison with no bail because it makes the Democrats in City Hall feel good, while the people of the city are being terrorized?
On Thursday, a man, Gerod Woodberry, who robbed four banks, was released from prison under the city's new bail reform laws.
It was only one in a string of similar cases where repeat offenders were released from jail with no bond.
And, like clockwork, Woodberry is suspected of robbing bank No. 5 on Friday. Police are still looking for him, but even if they catch him it won't matter because, as he used a note and not a gun to rob the banks, he will simply be freed again.
"What motivation does this suspect have to return to court? None," New York Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said on Twitter.
"This makes NYPD cops' jobs harder, and makes New Yorkers less safe," he said.
What motivation does this suspect have to return to court? None.
This makes NYPD cops' jobs harder, and makes New Yorkers less safe. https://t.co/ZNIQXocLSr
— Commissioner Shea (@NYPDShea) January 11, 2020
But it makes progressives feel better about themselves. Just like changing the language from "illegal aliens" to "noncitizens."
Nothing they do is ever about what is best for Americans. It is about what best in their grand scheme of fundamentally changing the country by erasing borders and transforming the electoral map for good to attain their ultimate goal of making America a one-party nation.
Carmine Sabia
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Another excellent site is www.weddings-abroad-guide.com, set up by Natalie Wingrove, who was disappointed with the lack of quality information available when she was preparing to get married in France in 2004. She has established an excellent resource and features many true-life wedding experiences which, let's face it, is where the most valuable advice comes from.
WEDDINGS Abroad Guide – www.weddings-abroad-guide.com — was officially launched as the only website to provide trusted, independent information and advice to couples planning their wedding abroad.
If you're looking for some help with planning your wedding abroad, turn to new website, www.weddings-abroad-guide.com which provides useful information and guidance based on real-life experiences. It's a one-stop shop for destination information, supplier contact details and tour operators and has an open forum for you to use as a really useful tool. Visit www.weddings-abroad-guide.com and get planning.
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There's no denying that panic attacks are scary. If you witness someone having one, it's important to react and help them in the proper way. John Furst, author of THE COMPLETE FIRST AID POCKET GUIDE, walks you through a guide to panic attacks and hyperventilation.
Panic Attacks and Hyperventilation A panic attack occurs when a victim experiences sudden intense anxiety, usually accompanied by physical symptoms such as hyperventilation (breathing too fast), sweating, palpitations (fluttery or rapid heartbeat), and muscle cramps. Panic attacks can be very frightening and may strike without warning. The physical symptoms associated with a panic attack can be severe; these symptoms often intensify the victim's anxiety state, and the panic attack worsens.
Hyperventilation, or overbreathing, is a common feature of panic attacks. In severe cases, this can lead to numbness or clawing of the hands and tingling of the lips. This occurs because overbreathing affects the level of carbon dioxide in the blood, which causes the symptoms of tingling, numbness, and hand clawing. These symptoms can make the victim more anxious and therefore worsen the hyperventilation and panic attack. Always remember that hyperventilation may be due to another medical problem (for example, an acute asthma attack or a heart attack). If you are worried the victim is having a medical emergency, then call EMS.
People who have regular panic attacks may take antianxiety medication or carry medication to use when a panic attack strikes. Let's take a look at what you can do to help a victim of a panic attack.
Ask the victim if there is anything you can do to help (for example, by removing a trigger of the panic attack).
Focus the victim's breathing—talk the person through taking deep, slow breaths to slow down hyperventilation.
Provide lots of reassurance and maintain the victim's dignity (for example, ensure any bystanders move on).
Call EMS if the victim loses consciousness, she appears to be having severe difficulty breathing, or you suspect she is having an asthma attack.
Check out THE COMPLETE FIRST AID POCKET GUIDE by John Furst for more first aid and emergency tips.
Excerpted from The Complete First Aid Pocket Guide by John Furst. Copyright © 2018 by the author. Used by permission of the publisher. All rights reserved.
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From minor cuts and burns, to heart attacks and strokes, this handy, take-anywhere guide gives you the knowledge and advice you need to recognize and respond to any medical emergency.Be prepared for any medical emergency and handle it safely and efficiently with The Complete First Aid Pocket Guide. Quickly identify signs and symptoms of a wide range of medical conditions andlearn how to recognize the difference between a minor injury or illness, and those that are more serious with this essential handbook. Each section of The Complete First Aid Pocket Guide includes a quick list of signs and symptoms to look for and step-by-step first aid instructions for dealing with each situation, all in user-friendly, simple language that's easy to understand. Medical issues covered include: —First aid basics, including roles and responsibilities of a first aider, managing an incident, activating emergency services, and infection control —Lifesaving skills including the recovery position, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) —Minor injuries and conditions, including soft tissue injuries, splinters, blisters, eye injuries, nosebleed, diarrhea, and vomiting —Traumatic injuries including severe bleeding, amputation, shock, fractures, crush injuries, burns, and head and neck injuries —Medical emergencies including heart attack, stroke, asthma, anaphylaxis, hypoglycemia, meningitis, seizures, poisoning, and emergency childbirth —Environmental conditions including hypothermia, frostbite, heat stroke, sunburn, and lightning strike —Pediatric emergencies and illnesses, including assessing an unresponsive child or baby, pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), choking, croup, and febrile seizures —First aid kit lists for home, vehicles, and outdoor use With an appendix featuring an A-to-Z list of every condition covered, it's easy for you to quickly find the exact information you need in any situation you may face. With its small trim and portable size, The Complete First Aid Pocket Guide is the perfect addition to a home first aid kit, car first aid kit, disaster-survival bag, as well as a pocket companion for EMTs and other first responders in the field.


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World War 3 FEARS: Turkey REFUSES to reject deal with Russia - US poised to react
TURKEY has ignored the ultimatum issued by the US over a deal with Russia, further stirring tensions between Ankara and Washington.
By Alice Scarsi
PUBLISHED: 17:02, Fri, Jan 11, 2019 | UPDATED: 17:32, Fri, Jan 11, 2019
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan refused to ditch the agreement struck with Moscow over the purchasing of S-400 air defence systems. Washington told Turkey in September 2018 the precondition for buying American-made Patriot air defence systems was refusing to buy Moscow's S400s. But in a clear snub to the US, Turkey announced the deal has been finalised.
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Ankara's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said during a televised interview: "The S-400 deal has already been finalised.
"We can agree with the US on the Patriot system, but not if there will be a condition to abandon the S-400s."
Mr Cavusoglu added that Ankara had received the proposal from the US to buy its weapons and would consider the terms.
But warned Washington against attempting to meddle in Ankara's relationship with Moscow.
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Turkey struck a deal with Russia despite the US warned them to reject the agreement (Image: GETTY)
Mr Erdogan had already been adamant on Turkey's position over the American ultimatum after it has been issued.
Speaking at the Turkey-Kyrgyzstan Business Forum in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek, the Turkish president said: "We have made S-400 deal with Russia.
"Someone is offended by it. We don't need permission from anybody."
The then-US Defence Secretary James Mattis warned Ankara this agreement, worth £1.9m ($2.5m) was a cause of worry for Washington, with Turkey being a NATO member.
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Turkey's President Erdogan told the US 'we don't need permission' to buy from Moscow (Image: GETTY)
He said: "Turkey had a choice to make, a sovereign decision to make.
"But clearly Turkey bringing a Russian anti-aircraft, anti-missile system into a NATO country, we cannot integrate that into NATO.
"Yes, it does concern us and we do not recommend that."
It is unlikely the deal between the US and Turkey will go through after the purchasing of the Russian S-400s also because this missile system can't operate together with the Patriot system, according to experts.
Ankara's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu (Image: GETTY)
Turkey, which hopes to buy from Washington F-35 jets, could see the US pulling that deal as well, as these aircrafts don't work along with the S-400, said Tim Ash, a senior emerging markets strategist at Bluebay Asset Management.
He explained: "Turkey cannot buy both. I think the U.S. will pull both the Patriot sale and F-35 deal if Turkey goes along with the S-400.
"Net-net, I think the news about Patriot is still a positive, as it shows the US and Turkey are talking and moving back closer together.
"That said, the Turks might be trying to drive too hard a bargain, and might end up with nothing as a result."
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KINGDADS: Neil Armstrong is not worthy of historical note?
Neil Armstrong is not worthy of historical note?
Even with younger children either not in the schooling process or early into it. Have you looked at your states educational curriculum? Should you have questions and concerns about what your children will be taught. The time to question what is being taught to your children, is not when your children bring home their text books. For then it will be too late.
Here in Texas I couldn't help but notice as an example that Neil Armstrong is being eliminated from the curriculum. Which makes sense since from the perspective of historical figures and accomplishments. I mean what did he really do anyway?. He was only the first man to walk on the moon, no biggie..
What will your kids be taught and have you looked at it?


Our office is near to the underground station U-Schwanthalerhöhe on the U4/U5 underground lines, two stations from the central station. Parking is available for visitors in the underground garage.
Take the overground train line S1 towards Munich town center and exit the train at Munich central station. Change to the U4 or U5 underground line in the direction of Laimer Platz and after two stations you will arrive at Schwanthalerhöhe.
Take the overground train line S8 towards Munich city centre and exit the train at Ostbahnhof. Change to the U5 underground line in the direction of Laimer Platz. Exit this train at Schwanthalerhöhe. Exit the train here and take the exit towards Ganghoferstraße. From here our office can be reached on foot in approx. 4 minutes.
Take the underground line U4 heading toward Westendstraße or the U5 toward Laimer Platz and after two stations you will arrive at Schwanthalerhöhe. Exit the train here and take the exit towards Ganghoferstraße. Our office is approx. 4 minutes from here on foot. Alternatively you can take the MetroBus 53 or the Stadtbus 134 from here. In both cases exit the bus after one stop at Ridlerstraße.


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Hampshire Whites
Note: Due to current COVID-19 advice, we are obviously unable to manage transport at present. The information below refers to the normal process and will be revised when more details are known.
We organise transport to all home games and also away games as appropriate. With matches being changed frequently and the difficulty of attending midweek matches the number of people using the transport varies.
The transport offered is usually a 9 seater bus which can be driven by anyone over 25 with a valid driving licence. They are not speed restricted which makes the long journeys quicker.
The Treasurer orders the bus and is responsible for charges.
If numbers are less than 6 or exceed 9 we will try to organise alternative transport for people. We hire cars, organise private transport by putting people in contact or link up with Thames Valley Whites. If we need places for 13 or more people we hire 2 buses subject to having volunteer drivers.
Pick up points are kept to a minimum which normally requires members to travel to pick up points.
Generally the pick up points and route are between Havant, Fareham and Southampton on the A27/M27, on the A34 between Winchester and Oxford then either the A43 or M69 to join the M1.
The bus takes different routes in certain circumstances if we are going to different grounds or for safer pick ups off main route.
Booking Transport
We have a Transport Secretary who organises HOME transport and works with the Treasurer to organise AWAY transport.
The Transport Secretary ensures there is a driver, sends out a TEXT to members re transport availability, collects the names of people requiring transport and sends names to the treasurer, agrees pick up points and times with driver and informs passengers.
Any spare tickets we have are offered firstly to people who are using the transport. These tickets are members' tickets, either for home matches or away matches, that they are not using and have kindly let HW distribute.
Places on the transport are allocated on a first come, first served basis and can be booked in advance, even for the whole season. Once a place has been allocated it is not given to anyone else.
Costs for Transport
Charges for transport include parking, fuel and hire.
Transport must be paid at least a week before travelling and is only refundable if the place is filled by someone else. Discussion with the treasurer is required if refund is wanted in other circumstances.
The current charges are £35 (U16 £15) for north of Birmingham, up to £30 (£10) for other grounds depending on distance.
Transport is subsidised by Hampshire Whites from money raised by raffles, donations and members' subscriptions. We do not make a profit out of transport.
Contact transport@hampshirewhites.com for details on how to book transport.
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Cafe of Life is your best choice for a chiropractor in Toronto who understands the relationship between chiropractic care and yoga. We strongly believe that a healthy body is the result of not only the physical body but the mind and spirit as well. All parts of our bodies work together like a well-oiled machine except when something is out of place. We cannot be strong or well until we make that connection and create a plan to fix what is broken.
When yoga became popular, many thought it was just a phase that would cycle itself out eventually. However, it has become increasingly popular. A good Yoga program will strengthen your WHOLE body. It can improve your flexibility and balance. Yoga has the power to increase your stamina, reduce stress and keep blood sugars level. When it is done properly, the benefits are tremendous.
But therein lies the problem. Many people are either doing yoga incorrectly or they are trying to do exercises their bodies are not prepared to do. If you bring a less than a healthy body to the yoga arena, you could injure yourself further or experience more pain than you currently have.
The key to enjoying yoga is a body that is in line. Chiropractic care will get your body in the right alignment so you can gain all of the advantages of doing yoga. Anyone who jumps into doing yoga without making sure their neck, back, arms and hips are not ready to withstand those types of exercise, could do damage. A pre-yoga Chiropractic exam can help determine if you have nutritional needs that are not being met or toxins that need to be cleansed from your body. This will give you a yoga-ready body!
The doctors at Cafe of Life each have specialties that can treat almost any issue you are experiencing. Dr. Shaian Mollaret D.C. is Level 3 certified in Network Spinal Analysis, is a member of the International Pediatric Chiropractic Association (ICPA) and holds a certification in Webster Technique as well as Maximized Living Spinal Correction. Dr. Evan Thomas Hill has been a Chiropractor for 10 years and specializes in body composition and health. He spends his time helping people discover answers to nutritional deficiency, toxicity, and stress.
Cafe of Life is the preferred provider for chiropractic care in Toronto. We have been meeting Toronto chiropractic needs since 2007. Check out our website at www.cafeoflifetoronto.com to learn more about our practice. Give us a call today at 647-352-2233 to schedule an appointment to get your body back on track!


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Our public spaces and washrooms are open from 6:00 AM to midnight daily.
Free wifi is provided by Rogers to patrons all around the NAC. You will need to sign in from your device and agree to the terms of service to get connected.
Feel free to make yourself at home and use your device in any of our open areas.
The three main pillars of Equator's business have always been Fresh Roasting, Fair Trade Purchasing and Organic Certification. You don't have to be a coffee aficionado to enjoy Equator coffee, but if you are, you will love it for the attention to detail we give to each roast.
The National Arts Centre's le café is proud to showcase the fresh flavours and ingredients of Canada. Focusing on local seasonal ingredients, le café's menu is a culinary experience that indulges the senses. Experience our take on contemporary cuisine with dishes that will delight and engage you.


City life is getting increasingly tedious with every passing day. Traffic bottlenecks, long-winding meetings, non-stop calls and the list goes on. Not to mention, bad air quality and overcrowded living conditions. Wouldn't it be great if we had someplace to go and unwind? Let away all our stress and just relax, refresh and rejuvenate. Wouldn't it be better if it was our home?
Well, with Bluejay Nirvana you can do just that. Because it offers you best villa plots with the best of amenities at Devanahalli. So get ready to escape.
Bluejay Nirvana is close to Devanahalli Jain Temple, 2 min. from the NH7 highway and 10 min. from the international airport and 25 min. from Hebbal flyover.


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