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40% Cost Reduction on PerfoTec Respiration Control System
PerfoTec has further expanded their successful Respiration Control System. At the Fruit Logistica in Berlin, PerfoTec launched the next generation of the innovative packaging solution. It comprises a new laser perforation system and a compact respiration meter. As a result, the entire system has become 40% cheaper, while maintaining the same functionality.
Fruit and vegetables need oxygen to stay fresh, but the amount of oxygen required varies by type and changes through the seasons. PerfoTec's Respiration Control System measures the exact level of oxygen needed and adjusts the packaging accordingly using micro-perforations. Several retail pilots, including Marks & Spencer, show how in-store waste can be reduced by 50%.
The Laser Perforation System responsible for making the micro-perforations has been successfully re-engineered and re-designed to drive down cost, while maintaining its robustness and functionality.
"Growers, packers and retailers who are interested in the technology and what it can do for them can contact PerfoTec."
The new Fast Respiration Meter is again developed with innovation service provider TOP bv from Wageningen in the Netherlands. This model is more compact than previous models, because it no longer contains an integrated refrigeration system. Experience shows that this is not always necessary because the measurement usually takes place in a refrigerated room. The advantage is that the technology is now even more flexible.
Chain-wide approach to food waste
The new generation of the Respiration Control System is a major step forward in making the technology accessible to everyone, whether they're growers, packers or retailers. It offers huge potential for a chain-wide approach to food waste.
Growers, packers and retailers who are interested in the technology and what it can do for them can contact PerfoTec.
PerfoTec Fast Respiration Meter Systems Comparison
Fruit and Vegetable Products' Shelf-Life With and Without PerfoTec Comparison
Amerplast and PerfoTec Partner to Supply Shelf-Life Extending Packaging
New Bulk Bags from PerfoTec Generate Money for Fresh Produce Traders


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Common Mode EMI Analysis and Mitigation Methods in Three-Phase Inverters
SF Bay Area Chapter of IEEE PELS Presents the Webinar: Common Mode EMI Analysis and Mitigation Methods in Three-Phase Inverters
By IEEE SFBAC PELS
Thu, December 8, 2022, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PST
The SFBAC (combined Santa Clara Valley, San Francisco, & Oakland/East Bay) IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS) is very pleased to have Dr. Giovanna Oriti, Professor at the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the Naval Postgraduate School, to speak on the topic of "Common Mode EMI Analysis and Mitigation Methods in Three-Phase Inverters"
This event is co-sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Joint Chapter of IEEE Power and Energy Society (PES) and IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS).
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The common mode (CM) voltage generated by a switching power converter yields unwanted currents to circulate in the ground paths, tripping ground faults relays, accelerating motor bearing aging, and producing electromagnetic interference (EMI). Typical differential mode (DM) models of power converters do not account for CM paths and currents, so models including parasitic components and CM voltages must be used to predict CM EMI. In this presentation CM modeling and analysis will be highlighted and popular CM EMI mitigation methods, including passive filters, active filters, and novel power converter topologies will be briefly summarized.
The second part of the presentation will focus on novel CM voltage elimination methods based on a game-changing shift from pulse width modulation (PWM) to pulse density modulation (PDM) for grid-forming and grid-following inverters. Rapid prototyping of three-phase four-leg inverters, built with wide bandgap devices (WBG), will also be presented to demonstrate the elimination of the CM voltage at the switching frequency and significantly reducing the size of the CM passive filters required to meet the conducted emission limits in MIL-STD-461G.
Giovanna Oriti received the Laurea (with Hons.) and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of Catania, Italy, in 1993 and 1997, respectively. She was a Research Intern at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, for two years, then worked in industry for 10 years. In April 2008, she joined the faculty of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the Naval Postgraduate School, where she is now a tenured Professor. Her research interests include electromagnetic interference in power converters, power electronics for energy management, shipboard electrical power, microgrids and renewable energy interface.
For more information and list of publications, please visit http://faculty.nptis.edu/oriti/
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JSI is working with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality to implement data validation, technical assistance, and quality improvement coaching at Primary Stroke Service facilities in Massachusetts. JSI will perform on-site visits to validate PSS data elements and regulatory requirements. JSI will also provide quality improvement coaching for stroke systems of care for 8 facilities and will make follow up telephone calls. JSI will provide a final report to MDPH summarizing validation findings, technical assistance provided, and quality improvement support.


Vinyl LP pressing. It had to be a train. The name of Victor Wainwright's new band - and the sleeve image of their debut album - is also the most fitting of metaphors. In music folklore, the train might have associations with the freight-hopping bluesmen of yore, but with this restless boogie-woogie innovator stoking the furnace, this latest project is a charging locomotive - surging forward, crashing through boundaries of genre, sweeping up fresh sounds and clattering headlong past the doubters. At a sweet-spot in his career, where most established stars would rest on their laurels, Victor Wainwright & The Train instead rips up all that has gone before. These twelve tracks are originals in every sense, written by Wainwright, pricking up ears in a sterile music industry and stretching the concept of roots in bold directions. The result is an album that walks a tightrope between scholarly respect and anarchic irreverence.


Frederick Michael Cusick (November 7, 1918 – September 15, 2009) was an American ice hockey broadcaster who served as the Boston Bruins play-by-play announcer from 1971 until 1997 on WSBK-TV (Channel 38) in Boston, and from 1984 until 1995 on NESN. Counting his radio broadcasts, he was a Bruins' announcer for an unprecedented 45 years, and was an active sports announcer for over seven decades. He is best known for yelling "SCORE!" when a Boston player scored a goal.
Fred Cusick was born in the Brighton section of Boston. A graduate of (and former hockey player at) Northeastern University in Boston, Cusick began broadcasting sports at WCOP in Boston in 1941 while a senior at Northeastern, cring his hockey background as the entree to the position. He subsequently went into the United States Navy in World War II, rising to lieutenant in command of a subchaser. After the war, he worked for several radio stations, hosting the popular Irish Hour on WVOM in Brookline, which focused on sports, especially hockey. After a brief time in Washington during the Korean War and upon the retirement of Bruins' radio broadcaster Frank Ryan, Cusick – paired with ex-Bruin Jack Crawford – became the radio play-by-play broadcaster of the Bruins from 1952 to 1963, during which time he was also Sports Director for WEEI radio in Boston.
Cusick was the announcer for the first US network NHL broadcast (CBS-TV in January 1957); he would spend four years in all working the NHL Game of the Week for CBS.
Fred Cusick was the color commentator on WEEI for the very first game of the fledgling American Football League, a Friday night contest between the Denver Broncos and the Boston Patriots on September 9, 1960, at Nickerson Field on the campus of Boston University. He served as the color man for Patriots radio between 1960 and 1964. He also had a notable interview with golfing legend Francis Ouimet in 1963, on the fiftieth anniversary of Ouimet's 1913 U.S. Open victory. It is the only video interview of Ouimet in existence.
In the early 1960s, Cusick was responsible for getting Boston Bruins' games on local television on a regular basis. In 1963, Bruins CEO Weston Adams asked Fred and producer/director Neal P. Cortel to arrange the first-ever live telecast of a Bruins game from the old Boston Garden. The experimental telecast was wildly popular, and later during the 1963/1964 season, Fred hosted the Sunday morning rebroadcasts of ed CBC Television tapes of Saturday night Bruins games in Montreal and Toronto; flown back overnight with the team, seen first at 9:00 AM on WMUR-TV in Manchester, New Hampshire and WTEV-TV (now WLNE-TV) in the Providence/New Bedford market (the signal[s] of which covered most of the Boston area), then at 1:00 PM on the old WHDH-TV (now WCVB-TV) in Boston, WWLP-TV in Springfield, and WRLP-TV in Northampton. Fred's telecasts were enormously popular, and within a few years, games would be shown live on WKBG and later began a long run at WSBK-TV.
From 1969 through 1971, Cusick was the radio voice of the Boston Bruins on WBZ-AM 1030 (Bob Wilson replaced him on WBZ-AM starting in 1972) when they reached the pinnacle of their popularity, winning their first Stanley Cup in 29 years in 1970, and setting a regular-season record for points and goals scored in 1970–71. His broadcasting partners were former NHL players Johnny Peirson in 1969–70 and Cal Gardner in 1970–71.
In 1971, Cusick returned to television, succeeding Don Earle, who had been hired by WSBK when they began covering the Boston Bruins, as play-by-play man for Bruins' games on WSBK with Peirson as his color man; when NESN was formed in 1984, he did double duty for 11 years, calling games for both channels. In his last years before he retired from broadcasting the Bruins, Cusick did games only for WSBK.
He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in the first wave of media honorees in 1984, and in that year was also named the first winner of the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award (along with Danny Gallivan, Rene Lecavalier and Hewitt himself), "in recognition of members of the radio and television industry who made outstanding contributions to their profession and the game during their career in hockey broadcasting." He has also won the Lester Patrick Trophy in 1988 for outstanding service to hockey in the United States.
It was Cusick who did the television play-by-play of the last Bruins' game at the old Boston Garden (a pre-season game against Montreal in 1995) and the first Bruins' game in the FleetCenter, the 1995–96 season-opener against the New York Islanders.
After retiring from the Bruins' broadcasts in 1997, he began broadcasting home games for the AHL Lowell Lock Monsters with former Bruin Brad Park as his partner. He retired for good as a hockey sportscaster after the 2002 season at the age of 83.
In 2007, he returned to the broadcast booth as the Cape Cod Baseball League game of the week play-by-play announcer on WBZ (AM) Radio.
His autobiography, Fred Cusick: Voice of the Bruins (ISBN 1-58261-981-6), was published in October 2006.
Fred Cusick died in his sleep on September 15, 2009 at his home in Barnstable, Massachusetts from complications of bladder cancer. The following day he was posthumously inducted into the Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame, an honor he had been scheduled to receive before his death.
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^ Marquard, Bryan (September 16, 2009). "Fred Cusick, 90, velvety voice of the Bruins for nearly 5 decades". Boston Globe.


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Historic California law establishes path to reparations for Black people, descendants of slaves
"California tries to lead the way in terms of civil rights, and we have a responsibility to do that," said the bill's author, Assemblywoman Shirley Weber.
California on Wednesday became the first state to adopt a law paving the way for Black residents and descendants of slaves to receive reparation payments.
The legislation, which was authored by Assemblywoman Shirley Weber, a Democrat representing San Diego who is chair of California's Legislative Black Caucus, does not commit to any specific payment. Instead, it establishes a nine-person task force that will study the impact of slavery on Black people in California and recommend to the Legislature what kind of compensation should be provided, who should receive it and what form it will take.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the law Wednesday afternoon.
"After watching last night's debate, this signing can't come too soon," he said during a videoconference with lawmakers and other stakeholders, including the rapper Ice Cube, who used his celebrity to champion the bill.
"As a nation, we can only truly thrive when every one of us has the opportunity to thrive. Our painful history of slavery has evolved into structural racism and bias built into and permeating throughout our democratic and economic institutions," Newsom said in a statement.
In a year filled with protests and calls for racial reckoning, the law received bipartisan support in the Legislature. Advocates hope that it will become a model for other states and that it will make amends not just for slavery, but also for some of the institutional practices that continue to disproportionately affect Black people in the U.S.
"This is an extremely important time for all of us," Weber said Wednesday. "California tries to lead the way in terms of civil rights, and we have a responsibility to do that."
Weber, who was born in Arkansas, said she and her family relocated to California because they saw "tremendous opportunity." But, she added, California has more work to do to acknowledge its history with race and inequality.
"California has come to terms with many of its issues, but it has yet to come to terms with its role in slavery," she said. "After 400 years, we still have the impact."
California was founded as a free state, or a state where slavery was illegal, in 1850, yet several laws made significant allowances for residents to retain enslaved people so long as they lived in California temporarily or bought the slaves before statehood.
Slavery became illegal throughout the United States in 1865.
A similar proposal to study reparations for Black Americans was first introduced in Congress in 1989. It never passed, but Congress held a hearing on the proposal last year.
Weber's bill was written last year before the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody triggered national protests. It was also written before the coronavirus exposed disparities in the country's health care system, which made testing, treatment and prevention less accessible to communities of color.
"This is not just because of the circumstances we face. What happened is that, of course, those circumstances reinforced the fact that what we were saying all along was true," Weber said. "Some think we're just responding to the moment, but we're responding to the history of California and the life of Black people in California and in this nation."
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(Reuters) - A Missouri trial court judge has affirmed the massive $4.69 billion verdict against Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) in a case involving 22 women and their families who alleged the company's talc-based products, including its baby powder, contain asbestos and caused them to develop ovarian cancer.
In a series of orders on Tuesday evening, Judge Rex Burlison of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis affirmed the jury's July 12 decision in favor of the women, six of whom have died.
"The Court finds there is no just reason for delay and hereby certifies this judgment as final for purposes of appeal," Burlison wrote in the judgments.
The jury found the company's talc-based products had caused the women's cancer, awarding $550 million in compensatory damages and $4.14 billion in punitive damages to all plaintiffs.
Mark Lanier, a lawyer for the women, in a statement on Wednesday said he was confident the judgment would be upheld on appeal.
"We hope this judgment will compel Johnson & Johnson to take responsible, effective action in acknowledging the inherent dangers of the use of talc, and specifically the use of Johnson's Baby Powder and similar products," Lanier said.
The verdict was the largest to date arising from lawsuits alleging products like J&J's Baby Powder cause cancer. The company faces some 10,600 cases nationwide over talc, according to an August regulatory filing.
J&J has called the five-week St. Louis trial "fundamentally unfair" and its Chief Executive Alex Gorsky has expressed confidence the jury decision will be overturned on appeal.
J&J has been successful at having other talc verdicts in Missouri thrown out on appeal. A lawyer for the company told Reuters J&J would focus on jurisdictional arguments and put forth its case that scientific studies overwhelmingly show talc itself is safe and the company's talc-based products never contained asbestos.


Dude #1 turned 11 and celebrated this with a true hollywood movie party.
I loved this theme and it shows in the decorations, some theme's are so easy to pull off !
Spongebob Squarepants is such a big hit in our hit with our boys so when dude #2 turned 6 this summer it was a great theme for his birthday.
Birthday boy (right) loved this !


I was a late starter in Dentistry – I graduated from King's College, London in 1997 at the age of 36, and I haven't looked back since!
I am passionate about the dentistry I do as it allows me to indulge in my obsessions of attention to detail, applying my practical skills to achieve an outcome, and in the process, making a significant difference to my client's lives. I consider it an honour that my clients allow me to practice my art on a mainly Private basis (including Denplan).
Within Dentistry, I have developed an enduring interest in implants, smile makeovers, crown and bridgework, and facial rejuvenation techniques.
Away from work, I am married to the lovely Shereen, and we bring up our two gorgeous boys, Vir and Aryan. We love family holidays, and are always visiting safaris and zoos as the boys love wild animals.
I love working within the Pepper Clinics because we all work as a team, focused on achieving the very best outcomes for our clients, which then makes our business a success.
Passionate about doing and being the best i can be at EVERYTHING!!!
I am the PATEL in M&P so enough said!!!!!!
I first commenced my role at Makwana & Patel Dentiques Ltd as a Receptionist in January 2005. I have always worked in Customer focus and Administration roles which I really enjoy!
I was promoted to Practice Manager in 2007 and the role is ever changing with great development for me and the team. I have an active role in the financial part of the business. I have completed PTLLS qualification (Preparing to teach in long-life learning sector) and various other communication and customer service courses fulfilled.
Away from the Practice, I have been married to Dave for 30 years and have two children, Jack 24 and Alice 19. I enjoy walking, reading and visiting Portugal every year where I spent time with my parents. Also travelling is of great interest.
I love the challenge that this company offers and the various initiatives which are in place and always work to high professional standards. The team is great and we are all growing and developing at every opportunity which is offered. The future is bright.
I have been Dental nursing since I was 16 years old through hard work I have managed to progress into a manager, I occasionally still have the opportunity to go into the surgery so my skills are kept up to date with the latest changes.
I have worked for The Pepper Clinics for the past 11 years and have enjoyed seeing the progression and growth of the business into one that we are all proud of.
I work within all of the practices and enjoy the variety of no two days are the same. My main base is The Yaxley Dental Clinic.
I have lived in the village of Yaxley for the past 14 years with my two children Lauren who is 18 and George who is 14.
I first started dental nursing 8 years ago after spending 11 years in the royal navy. I have recently joined the pepper clinic family and have taken on the role of senior.
I enjoy working in the dental environment, using my experience and support from my team to ensure patients have a positive experience at the clinics.
I have been married to my husband mark for 8 years and we enjoy spending time together when he is not away with the royal air force.
Working with Makwana & Patel dentiques has been a breath of fresh air. It is very rewarding to work for a company who puts patients needs first.
I am a dedicated member of The Pepper Clinics since 2009. I have 40 years experience within dentistry. I am a dual qualified dental hygienist and therapist with emphasis on prevention of gum disease. I am passionate about my career and teaching patients how to look after there gums and teeth. I enjoy going to the Gym and weight training.
Kerri is enthusiastic and enjoys caring for people. She has very warm approach and ensures the general comfort and wellbeing of her patients and their feet.
Rob is a highly experienced Osteopath with over three decades of experience.
He trained and graduated at the European school of Osteopathy,Maidstone, Kent. He is a member of the British Osteopathic Association. His Governing body is The General Osteopathic Council, membership number 810.
Frozen shoulder, Rotator cuff injury, impingement syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome.
Muscular pain and stiffness, hip, knee, and ankle problems. Rob looks forward to meeting you.
I am a Lincolnshire yellow belly through and through having been born and lived in Lincolnshire for the majority of my life.
I qualified from Birmingham University with a degree in dentistry in 1988 having wanted to become a dentist from the age of thirteen.
I worked in two practices, one in Lincoln and one in Grimsby before starting my own practice in 1999 in Lincoln. I ran and worked in this practice, CVDP for thirteen years before selling it to the present owners in 2012. I have continued to work in the same practice since then.
I really enjoy my work and take considerable satisfaction in providing high quality family dental care. I take much pleasure in treating several generations of the same family and having practiced locally for many years I now treat the children of patients I first saw as young children themselves. Having practiced in the same place for some considerable time I have established great familiarity with my patients and my patients with me and this is advantageous to all.
In addition to working in general dental practice I have also worked as a clinical assistant at Lincoln hospital in the orthodontic department for 12 years and really enjoy providing orthodontic treatment (straightening teeth) for patients at the practice as well as providing cosmetic treatment including white fillings, crowns, bridges and tooth whitening.
On a personal note I am married and have four children-all boys! which occupy much of my time outside of dentistry so never a dull moment at work or home. I wouldn't have it any other way!
I qualified as a Dental Hygienist in 1990 at Bristol University Dental Hospital; I have worked for several years in dental practices in Bristol and Bath, and was also appointed as a tutor, training Hygienists at the Bristol Dental Hospital. I then relocated to London to take up a full time post at a prestigious Harley Street practice, working alongside a Periodontal Consultant.
I left London for the bright lights of Lincoln - and to be closer to my family – I have a caring and sensitive manner that puts even the most nervous of patients at ease, but always strives to achieve the best possible dental outcome for each patient.
Since graduating in dentistry from 'Barts and the London' University in 2013, I have moved from London to Lincoln and in 2015 achieved my RCSEd. As a healthcare professional I aim to prevent, diagnose and treat oral diseases and problems that affect the mouth and teeth. In addition to helping promote oral health, as part of a team I really enjoy caring for a wide range of patients, providing a patient-centred, friendly and relaxing therapy.
Since moving to Lincoln I have started horse-riding weekly embracing the new and exciting opportunity to develop and enjoy different experiences. I thoroughly enjoy swimming and go regularly to the pool and have in recent years competed and won numerous medals and certificates. I take pleasure in my work and have a keen interest in cosmetic treatments including: white fillings, veneers, crowns, bridges and teeth whitening. I have also completed the first stage of Toxins (Botox) and Dermal Fillers training. I like to use my life gained knowledge, skills, attitudes and understanding of scientific and clinical principles toward the prevention, alleviation and management of oral diseases, to help improve the oral healthcare of the future!


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Photo credit goes to Kerry who was lucky enough to visit Kauai on her honeymoon!
Hello everyone. It's a delight and pleasure to be able to write a few words here at Let's Go Somewhere Nice! By quick way of introduction – Kel is my better half and you may have heard me referred to as "KC" on this site previously. I go lots of places with Kel but I'm often quite shy so you may not have seen my face on here before!
(When I say "shy", what I mean is that I'm usually too busy taking my own photographs of birds and wildlife whilst Kel does the important task of actually documenting our trips with the kids. If the photography was left to me, there'd be no pictures of the two young 'uns growing up, but lots of excellent close-ups of the Wall Lizards of Malta and the massive cranes of Bruges).
As you can tell by this quick intro, I don't think it'd be unfair to call me a nerd. Aside from wildlife photography, my other hobbies include watching wrestling (I'm 35), painstakingly creating spreadsheets for my fantasy football team, and committing myself to seeing far too many movies. I don't think it would surprise you, at this point, to let you know that I once did an MA in film in my spare time and tried to progress to a PhD whilst working 40 hours a week too. Sadly, I'm on infinite sabbatical from my comparative research on North and South Korean post-war cinema. Such a shame for the academic world, I'm sure you'll agree!
The reason I've run through all of this is that, I think you'll have noticed, all of my interests and hobbies have one thing in common: escapism. How can I find room in my brain to worry about adulthood when my entire mind is focused on getting the perfect close-up shot of a cow (my favourite animal), or if I'm cheering on Kevin Owens to lay the Smackdown on Shane McMahon in a WWE ring, or if I find myself transported to far away worlds by the magic of cinema?
It's the latter of these, though, which feels closest to micro-holidays. Whilst I'm fortunate enough to actually travel to a fair few places each year (and have found the tranquillity of Iceland and remote Scotland as my favourites so far), cinema gives me the chance to dream of places I've never so far had the opportunity to set foot in. Whilst I'll never get the opportunity to travel back in time to Bogart's Casablanca, and Florin (in The Princess Bride) proves something of a handicap by being fictitious, there's quite a fair few places that the silver screen has inspired me to get to.
Having previously mentioned "remote Scotland", one of my favourite places in the world is Pennan – AKA the place they shot Local Hero. If you haven't seen this absolute classic, I insist you stop reading this piece now and track down a copy. Back? It's pure joy and wonder isn't it? Getting the chance to visit this summer (thanks Kel!) was one of my favourite days and has made me thirsty for similar opportunities. I've stood next to the legendary phone box in Scotland – but where next?
A part of me was once always tempted to visit Pyongyang (the North Korean capital) after becoming enchanted by watching more communist propaganda movies than one healthy man ever should, but those plans are probably no more for at least a little while. The splendour of Paektu (the mountain in which all Korean people have, by fable, originated from) is something I will have to forgo at least until the feud between Kim Jong-Un and Donald Trump dies down somewhat. So, instead, where could I head which is both inviting, safe, and inspired by the movies?
The answer came to me during the trailers preceding James Franco's hilarious and touching The Disaster Artist. The preview advertisements included a short spot for Alexander Payne's forthcoming Downsizing – a fascinating looking movie starring Matt Damon. Yet, it wasn't this film itself which provided inspiration of where I'd like to head to next. It was, instead, the fact that seeing Alexander Payne's name jogged my memory – I was delighted to recall how much I've enjoyed each of his previous films (from Citizen Ruth and Election onwards) but, as the first drops of snow fell, it was one of his more recent efforts that stuck in my mind: The Descendants.
Photo is Kerry's again - check out her Instagram for more luscious travel shots!
As Bradford turns dark and glum over the winter months, there's few places I'd rather be than the languid, tropical climate of Honolulu, Hawaii which gives Payne's film its setting. I don't think Kel would argue too much, either, to the idea of being stuck on the island with George Clooney. In December, the amount of natural light West Yorkshire gets is minimal – a fact which is bound to effect SAD in even the most stoic of us. I can only dream of watching the sun rise and set in Honolulu, and how calm the surroundings must be as night turns into day and vice versa. For context, as I write this one evening, my typing is sound-tracked not by waves crashing against the shore, or the stereotypical twangs of a ukulele but, rather, two dogs fighting one another as my neighbours blare out UB40 at an ungodly volume.
Why else, would I like to be in Hawaii then? I'm more of a day-dreamer than a surfer, but the sprawling beaches would give me the chance to do either. There's the chance to soak up history (another hobby of mine) at Pearl Harbour or hike by Diamond Head. Perhaps, best of all, there's the chance to soak up a whole new array of wildlife – I'm giddy even imagining the type of birds I could spot. As snow softly falls in dull and grey Bradford, I've begun to dream once more of a holiday away. If we go, though, I'll trust Kel to take the pictures of our actual holiday – I'd be too busy snapping Hawaiian honeycreepers, Palilas and crows. I did mention, I think, that I'm a bit of a nerd?
It looks like such a very beautiful place - I hope I get to go one day!


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Bobby Bones and The Raging Idiots head to Tulsa Nov. 1
On-air personalities coming to The Joint inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
TULSA, Okla. – Fan favorites Bobby Bones and The Raging Idiots are making a stop with their "It's Just the Two of Us…(Sorry)" Tour at The Joint inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Nov. 1.
Tickets are $35.50 and are on sale now.
What began as friends playing silly tunes on local television, radio and random stages has snowballed into a wildly beloved musical comedy group. Comprised of Bobby Bones and Producer Eddie, the "It's Just the Two of Us…(Sorry)" Tour has the whole world singing and laughing with the duo. Their upcoming EP, "Live in Boston," follows the popular "The Next Episode," the No. 1 debut EP "The Raging Idiots Presents – The Raging Kidiots," as well as their No. 1 comedy album "The Critics Give It 5 Stars."
Bobby Bones is vice president and creative director of iHeartCountry and is host of the nationally syndicated radio show, "The Bobby Bones Show," which broadcasts to almost 140 stations and the No. 1 country morning show with millions of weekly listeners. The show recently garnered its third ACM Award for National On-Air Personality of the Year and a 2017 Country Music Association award for National Broadcast Personality of the Year, and it earned Bones the title of youngest ever inductee into the prestigious National Radio Hall of Fame.
Considered a true "jack of all trades," Bones recently won season 27 of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" and has returned to the latest season of ABC's "American Idol" as the official in-house mentor. He launched his own podcast, "BobbyCast," which later paved the way for Bones to launch the Nashville Podcast Network, which features a collection of podcasts that highlight the lifestyle and pop culture in Nashville. He's also a two-time New York Times No. 1 bestselling author, touring stand-up comedian, philanthropist and comedy artist. The Raging Idiots have raised millions of dollars for charities and sold out several shows, sharing the stage with Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley and Toby Keith.
For more information, visit https://bobbybones.iheart.com.


U. Kanad Chakrabarti is an artist based in London and New York. His cross-media practice includes video, installation and writing. It is an enquiry that starts outside the world of art, particularly in finance and mathematics. He questions notions of originality and appropriation, the place of art in society, and the credibility of institutional critique under Late Capitalism. Often his work takes a temporal perspective, making a 'history installation' of quasi-fictional narratives, thus relating, but without simplifying, obscure or difficult topics, to a general viewer.
In Shift+F9 I had been thinking about energy and power – such as offshore oil platforms or fusion reactors. Conceptually and formally, the video was about models – whether in 3-D computer graphics, or, as evoked by Bloomberg screens, derivatives models. In 2014, six years after the financial crisis, I was particularly interested in how (economic, social, cultural) models get stressed and eventually fracture, sometimes catastrophically. At a poetic level, nowhere is this more evident than in images of the cities, once powerful yet now ruined, laid into dust by the wrath of shattered gods: Nineveh, Persepolis, Vijayanagara.


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Das Metzler-Kunsthistoriker-Lexikon ist ein biografisches Lexikon, das erstmals 1999 beim Metzler-Verlag erschien. Vorgestellt werden deutschsprachige Kunsthistoriker vom 17. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart. Herausgeber sind Peter Betthausen, Peter H. Feist und Christiane Fork, Mitarbeiter waren Karin Rührdanz und Jürgen Zimmer.

Die 200 Biografien der ersten Ausgabe setzen zeitlich bei Joachim von Sandrart ein und behandeln im weiteren zeitlichen Verlauf ausgewählte Personen des 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhunderts, der Schwerpunkt liegt jedoch bei deutschsprachigen Kunsthistorikern ab der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Die Einzelbiografien umfassen normalerweise ein bis drei Seiten und sind jeweils in eine knappe Würdigung des Werks und die eigentliche Biografie gegliedert, beiden Teilen ist eine Bibliografie nachgestellt.

Die zweite Ausgabe erschien 2007, sie wurde um zehn Biografien von Kunsthistorikern erweitert und vollständig neu durchgesehen. Insbesondere wurden die Bibliografien auf den aktuellen Stand gebracht. Im gleichen Jahr wurde das überarbeitete Lexikon als Online-Ausgabe verfügbar gemacht.

Ausgaben
 Metzler-Kunsthistoriker-Lexikon. Zweihundert Porträts deutschsprachiger Autoren aus vier Jahrhunderten. Metzler, Stuttgart/Weimar 1999. ISBN 3-476-01535-1
 Metzler-Kunsthistoriker-Lexikon. 210 Porträts deutschsprachiger Autoren aus vier Jahrhunderten,  2., aktualisierte und erweiterte Auflage. Metzler, Stuttgart/Weimar 2007. ISBN 978-3-476-02183-0

Literatur
 Klaus Schreiber: Metzler-Kunsthistoriker-Lexikon: zweihundert Porträts deutschsprachiger Autoren aus vier Jahrhunderten. In: Informationsmittel für Bibliotheken 1999, Beiheft 9
 Klaus Schreiber: Metzler-Kunsthistoriker-Lexikon: 210 Porträts deutschsprachiger Autoren aus vier Jahrhunderten. In: Informationsmittel für Bibliotheken. Digitales Rezensionsorgan für Bibliothek und Wissenschaft

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Biografisches Nachschlagewerk
Kunstgeschichtliche Publikation
Lexikon oder Enzyklopädie (Kunst)
Literarisches Werk
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Gonyleptoides est un genre d'opilions laniatores de la famille des Gonyleptidae.

Distribution
Les espèces de ce genre sont endémiques du Brésil. Elles se rencontrent dans les États de Rio de Janeiro, de São Paulo et du Paraná.

Liste des espèces
Selon World Catalogue of Opiliones (17/09/2021) :
 Gonyleptoides acanthoscelis (Bertkau, 1880)
 Gonyleptoides albipunctatus (Roewer, 1943)
 Gonyleptoides curvifemur Soares, 1944
 Gonyleptoides marumbiensis Soares, 1945

Publication originale
 Roewer, 1913 : « Die Familie der Gonyleptiden der Opiliones-Laniatores. » Archiv für Naturgeschichte, , , ,  (texte intégral).

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Notes et références

Gonyleptidae
Genre d'opilions (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique du Brésil


We now clearly understand what the Arabic six nouns are, and what the meaning of their name is. Now we will try to learn the irregular rules of declension in which the six nouns agree.
The six nouns are declinable nouns. The declinable nouns are the nouns which have different endings according to the grammatical case, i.e. according to their position in the sentence.
So the six nouns have different endings in the three grammatical cases affecting the declinable nouns.
You may notice from the above mentioned table that the word (أم) is not one of the six nouns, and that it is a normal (regular) noun, so the vowel on last letter of that noun changes according to the declension case. In the first sentence it is in the nominative case, so it has /đammah/ on the last letter (أُمُّ/ummu/). In the second sentence it is in the accusative case, so it is ended with /fatħah/ on the last letter (أُمَّك /ummak/). In the third sentence it is in the genitive case, so it is signed with /kasrah/ on its last letter (الأُمِّ).
The six nouns are also able to take the grammatical cases mentioned above; the nominative, the accusative, and the genitive case, but they have different sign (endings) in each of these cases. The following table shows the difference between the declension signs of the normal noun, and the declension signs of the five nouns.
Is this man you brother?
اِغْسِلْ فَاكَ بَعْد الأَكْلِ .


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Q: .change() method with visible selector issue I am trying to have a change method for all visible select elements.
$('.select_elements:visible').change(function() {
  // function
)};

The above doesn't seem to run when I change the select element.  However if I write this it seems to work.
$('.select_elements').change(function() {
  if ($(this).is(':visible')) {
    // function
  }
)};

Can anyone explain this?  It wasted years (hours) of my life...

A: The difference is that the first version, where :visible is in the selector, only attaches the change event handler to the select elements that are visible in the DOM when the page loads.
The latter version attaches the event handler to all select elements, then checks their visibility at the time the event was fired.

A: Rory McCrossan's answer is an excellent explanation of what is happening. I am answering as well to propose a more performant and (to my mind at least) idiomatic solution than checking the visibility of elements in your change handler.
$(document).on('change', '.select_elements:visible', function () {
   // ...
});

This approach attaches only a single change handler to the document (you could pass it any parent of your .select_elements), which fires whenever the element that is changed matches the selector in the second argument. Since that selector is evaluated for every change event, it will also fire for visible elements that weren't visible when the handler was defined.

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How Big How Blue How Beautiful is a collection of songs, written and recorded over the course of 2014. Produced by Markus Dravs (Björk, Arcade Fire, Coldplay) with contributions from Paul Epworth, Kid Harpoon, and John Hill, the third album by Florence + the Machine is live-sounding, tune-rich, unhinged in all the right places and powerful in all the best ways. In voice and, ultimately, outlook Florence has never sounded better. Download the album HERE.
The dates will follow the band's worldwide summer tour, headlining many festivals including Lollapalooza, Osheaga, Austin City Limits, Bestival, Splendour in the Grass, Southside, and Hurricane and making appearances at Glastonbury, Bonnaroo, Roskilde and many more with their own headline dates including D.C.'s Merriweather Post Pavilion and Colorado's Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
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Council of Senior Scholars Announces Details of al-Azhar's International Research Competition
Date of source: Thursday, October 22, 2020
The Council of Senior Scholars at al-Azhar announced details for al-Azhar's scientific research competition. This competition comes as part of al-Azhar's responsibilities as a basic reference for Islamic matters and as the intellectual and cultural fortress for the Islamic world. It also comes as...
Al-Ṭayyib escalates opposition to parallel entity existing alongside al-Azhar
Date of source: Sunday, August 23, 2020
As al-Azhar and the Council of Senior Scholars escalate their opposition to a bill regulating the Dār al-Ifṭā', Shaykh of al-Azhār Aḥmad al-Ṭayyib announced on Saturday that he had put in a request with the head of Parliament, ʿAlī ʿAbd al-ʿĀl, to attend the Monday plenary session, which will be...
Dār al-Iftāʾ: Justifying the Crime of Harassment with the Type of Clothes is a Delusional Excuse that Stems from Sick Souls
Date of source: Saturday, July 4, 2020
The Egyptian Dār al-Iftāʾ said that justifying the reprehensible crime of harassment with the type of clothes [a woman is wearing] is a delusional excuse that only stems from those with sick souls and depraved desires. Muslims are ordered to disregard the forbidden in all cases and circumstances.
Council of Senior Scholars oppose the Dār-al Iftā' bill: "unconstitutional and violates al-Azhar's independence"
Date of source: Saturday, July 18, 2020
In a letter to Dr ʿAlīʿAbd al-ʿᾹl, Speaker of the House of Representatives, al-Azhar has communicated the opinion of the Council of Senior Scholars on the bill presented to Parliament pertaining to reforms to the Egyptian Dār al-Iftā'. Al-Azhar stressed that the content of these reforms contravenes...
Al-Azhar Officially Settles the Debate around Fasting during Ramadan in Light of Coronavirus
Date of source: Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Al-Azhar's Jurisprudence [fiqh] Committee confirmed that fasting Ramadan [Ramaḍān] is obligatory, emphasizing that as of now, there is no medical evidence proving that fasting leads to getting the novel Coronavirus. The Committee held an emergency meeting with senior doctors, medical specialists...
Video | Calls to Hold Friday Prayer at al-Azhar "Online"...the Ministry of Endowments and the Dār al-Iftā' Respond
Date of source: Friday, April 10, 2020
Recently there have been calls for al-Azhar mosque to broadcast the Friday sermon [khutba] without an audience on Egyptian TV, satellite channels, and radio in response to the continued suspension of prayers at mosques just like the "distance learning" measures being done by the state for schools...
Shaykh of al-Azhar's Address about Burying those Dead from Coronavirus and Bullying the Sick
Date of source: Sunday, April 12, 2020
Shaykh of al-Azhar Dr. Aḥmad Ṭayyib directed his televised message to the Egyptian people about Coronavirus developments, following the controversial incident of people prevented the burial of a physician who died from Coronavirus. He emphasized that all acts of bullying and mockery of those sick...
Endowments Ministry responds after senior scholars' fatwa: Has praying stopped inside mosques?
Date of source: Sunday, March 15, 2020
The Endowments Ministry applauded the statement that was released on March 15, from al-Azhar's Council of Senior Scholars, which allowed the suspension of Friday sermons and congregational prayers to protect people from the coronavirus.
Dār al-Iftāʾ: It is Permissible to Pay Alms and Zakāt to Fight the Coronavirus
Date of source: Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Dr. Khālid ʿUmrān, Secretary of Fatwas with the Dār al-Iftāʾ, issued a fatwā that allows donations that go towards fighting against the Coronavirus pandemic, and assisting state efforts in necessary scientific research in order to provide necessary measures for prevention and treatment.


noon lunch: wrap 100, rice 100, half chicken burger 100, tons of the indian mustard greens in the burrito (like a creamed spinach) 200, chips 150: 650 and really tasty.
friend coming over to jog in the afternoon!
What are the running requirements for the police exam?
For NYPD, it's actually an "obstacle course" that has many parts built into one. it's not just a 1.5 mile run. I know i can pass this "obstacle course" now...i just know.
I can pass the run now by the skin of my teeth so i'd like to get a bit better.
but like i said, the NYPD is not a full run, but an obstacle course with many pieces.
OHHHHH ice cream breakfast...sounds like my kind of meal!!!!
That's a good brand...I've tried it...!
Lunch: eggplant dish 100, mustard greens dish 200, chips 100, egg(s) 150. cabbage 50. 600.
Maybe sleeping pill tonight bc all i have to really do tomorrow is jog before going out. I may choose to sleep in more....and just do laundry on Sunday...and gym Sunday too.
I was going to jog today but decided that it's a rainy day and the gym would be better.
Was delicious and still did the job....of getting me to poop. i was getting nervous. I think I may have some fun and start drinking the higher cal flavors since they aren't aren't too high cal. as a change of pace!
Yes you don't need kombucha if you go too much already! On weekends when I drink it I poop a ton bc I am relaxed at home and not at work !!! Haha!!! Nice to have fun on weekend yeah !
I have to bring Hammy GB to the Vet tonight...his eye is not improving enough at all. Maybe needs antibiotics. There were no appointments so i'll prob have to wait there a LONG TIME to be seen. But it's the only late night until next week on Tuesday....so i'm bringing my poor Hammy whose eye has been sticky for a week now.
So no gym tonight, just the Vet, and bed early. Tomorrow is jogging and Gym will be Saturday instead :-) I'm glad I did the gym 1x on Monday and didn't put that off!
Sunday will be jogging again and next week shall be really fun...Going with a friend who's here in the states from France to see her twin sister perform in a Broadway show called Comet of 1812 on Thursday night a week from tonight and then the Bronx Zoo with the lady from France on that Friday in addtion to eating dinner at a local Asian mall filled with TONS of food vendors! That's next Thursday & Friday!
This Saturday I'm probably going to something called an Asian Night Market (i live near a VERY Asian ethnic area!) and its from 6pm-11pm on every Saturday in the summertime. Filled with Food and Festivities! At one of THE LARGEST local parks that happens to only be 10 minutes from me! I am in a GREAT part of Queens for summertime events. The US Open is at the same park, but I will not be attending that. It's expensive and i don't generally watch Tennis!
My first husband was 1/2 Vietnamese, his mother was an amazing cook and taught me a few dishes. I especially love their spring rolls.
I like tennis, when nothing else is happening in the sports world.
Have fun, however, don't eat pets! Just kidding...or not!
lol, yeah, you never know what the chinese are eating these days!
Poor little Hammy!! You have lots of fun things planned...sounds like a great weekend.
Such a nice weekend !!
Snack: may just eat early lunch. sorta bored of things lately and sleeping more at home... been very tired as of late...very tired lately.
3 Jelly muchkins (more calories than i guessed at 70 per munchkin!...i though they'd be at most 40 or 50 per munchkin with hardly any jelly in these!) 210. and a tea.
Dinner: healthy, but big. around 700.
5day average: 2120, slightly high but i think i'm ok.
Appts are: Podiatrist @ 5:45pm and Optical @ 6:45. Both in the same building and both a 2 min drive from my appt...on the way home i'll park in shopping center there so I'm not late for the appointments. I could have parked at home & walked but then i risk being very late!...or rather, 10 min late!
These appointments are very important as I'm getting whatever i'll need for the future in January NYPD trainnig....so i'll be getting extra glasses / insole inserts....to be prepared for anything / everything once i am in NYPD i do NOT want to be scrambling for appts or gear.
Thanks! so now i have two pairs of glasses. Both transition lenses and both pairs have a slight, very slight, tint to them even indoors. I hate this, but, it makes it so that i can use just one pair of glasses when i go to academy (and keep a fully extra pair at home). the glasses will be good for indoors as well as driving in the sun and nighttime too.
As for the insoles, i was only allowed to get one pair and i do not think they easily wear out. So i'll just go with that....!
Total price - i do not think i have to pay at all for the insoles. The total for two pairs of glasses both with extra active transition lenses - around $220 for everything. I'll also get that money back thru one of my funds. Cannot wait to get all my money back that i've used for copays lately!
Home: kombucha 100 needed extra grr.
snack: not sure ? almonds, too many. 200.
lunch: ordering INDIAN to eat with my 2 eggs, cabbage & spaghetti sqash. will be bringing a lot of the Indian home...it should last over a week. spaghetti squash 150, egg and egg whites 100, indian eggplant dish 150, indian mustard greens dish 200? 600-700 and a plum....factored in.
1450 after a tasty lunch but now very sleepy. getting good sleep tonight.
dinner: 600....ice cream and bacon jerky. can't wait to go to sleep tonight!! prob skipping hamster and play with him in the AM.
Snack: lightly salted, roasted almonds. hungry day!
1450 after healthy but large lunch.
snack before gym: i need freaking sugar, that's all i know.
My hamster GB has an eye infection and i'm trying to treat it at home...stinks...just over a month only that i've had the hamster and he's already sick!
Treating it with saline eye drops on a piece of cotton and also put some black tea on his eye on the outside....ugh.
Not bringing him to a vet so i hope it heals by Wednesday.
I am skipping the gym tonight bc i am feeling extremely sleepy.
OH that is sad to read. I hope you get the little guy taken care of.
not really eager to spend time going to and from vet or $ at vet....at all i don't want to go for a $15 hamster it's kinda not my idea of $ or time well spent....i can't justify going to a vet...hoping to heal it on my own.
Aaaaaw poor little guy. Welcome to pet ownership.
yeah, i'd never could have guessed that after 5 weeks, i'd have a sick lil hammy.
Doing a little laundry bc hamster peed on me so i figured i'd wash whatever i wore since yesterday morning lol. not much! but now my hampster is empty again!
10am-11am Had some kombucha. some seltzer and a large plum so far. as well as a banana last night around 2am since i couldn't sleep for a moment, carbs always do the trick. also had some thigh pain still from period, so the potassium helps.
250 cals or so, so far.
Ice cream and too much of it 500 at least 550.
Big dinner at chipotle 700?
1850...saying 1900 bc also bite of brownie.
Going to city for a late lunch & to central park today in NYC as well as maybe very cheap comedy show / magic show. ($5 for one show and $10 for another ...the diner is also cheap). it's nice not to spend too much money on the weekend and this weekend was great...everything was the right price.
Hamster has a slight eye infection, i'm trying to fix the problem at home first before needing to take the baby to a vet...googled some home solutions such as a chamomile tea bag on closed eye.
I'm baking a whole spaghettic squash so i hope it'll taste better from when i microwave it? Maybe after i bake it, i'll re-bake the inside after i cut it up with olive oil, garlic, black pepper.
It's 11:11 make a wish! and my Laundry is Done wahoo!
11am brunch: same as i bring to work is what i was in the mood for today! rosemary and olive oil flatbread (that's the flavor as it's sold by Flat Out brand!) 100, with some chocolate protein spread 50, cookie dough spread also 150, banana 120. no coffee, i am craving it, but i don't make it at home. i do have some coffee and a coffee maker but it's old and haven't used it...maybe later i'll drink some when i'm out. 420 and a mexican white reg small full of carbs wrap 100.
Dinner was mostly salad and a cooked purple cabbage salad at a bear garden (very good one) where i ordered a summertime beer that was seriously berry flavored SO GOOD and didn't taste like beer. There was also a very tasty grapefruit beer. We sampled them all practically....and a few bites of my friend's NASTY boiled sausage and tasty potato pancakes. i tried his sauerkraut, also tasted horrible bc it had some kinda seed in it, i think caraway or rye?
2250 today and a lot of fun and good food!
Happy Friday! Weekly average a bit high at 2150 per day. Not terrible though!
Breakfast at work: coffee 50, flatbread 100 with PROTEIN cookie dough spread (probably not to buy again, but it was pretty good and def not bad or I wouldn't have eaten it) 200, banana 120.
Snack: almonds of course 150 very hungry day.
Lunch: to be healthy! I was so prepared this week...this was another GREAT thing...to not have to grocery shop midweek or waste time / money. I'll do this again NEXT week, for SURE. 600 tops and an orange, 50 mire.
1600 after jog...not sure what to have for dinner, but want to eat a LOT of veggies.
This was INDEED a great week. I feel rested on Friday morning at work. It worked out really well seeing a show / program at the library on Monday eve. Made this week pass FASTER because of it - having stimulating things to do and see and also I got good sleep this week!
lunch: two big matzah crackers 150, lots of cooked and raw salad too little bit of sauce not much 300 or so, some fried wheat gluten 200 at least. 650 prob.
1400....not a diet week, that's for sure.
I have my period and this time it's been not that great...lots of right thigh pain, small amount lower back pain, and feeling extremely lethargic. but it will pass!!!!!!!!!


As Richard M. Stallman gave a speech in Slovenia (page in Slovenian). "The Free Software Movement and the GNU/Linux Operating System" (you can take MP3s of speech if you want), he visited Croatia shortly (page in English). In Croatia he visited a local folk club where he even joined them dancing. You can look that pictures here (just pic's).


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In Pictures: Met Gala 2017
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It's fashion's biggest night out and one of the most anticipated events for stars, young artists, musicians and singers. The charity ball is held annually at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art on the first Monday in May.
The Met Gala is often described as "the party of the year," or the Oscars of the fashion world.
The black-tie event attracts the biggest names in the fashion, film and music world. Tickets cost about $30,000 and the money goes to the museum's fashion unit, the Costume Institute. Last year's gala raised about $13.5 million.
The dress code for this year's event was the "Art of the In-between" inspired by Japanese fashion icon Rei Kawakubo, who founded the Comme des Garçons fashion house. She is known for her bold, architectural designs that bridge the gender divide. Kawakubo is only the second designer to be honoured by the Costume Institute while still alive. The only other designer to achieve this recognition was Yves Saint Laurent back in 1983.
Musicians Katy Perry and Pharrell Williams hosted the extravaganza and the fashion ranged from boundary-pushing designs to huge gowns, gorgeous head gears and odd patterns resembling screen savers.
Perry was spotted in a red tulle dress with a veil and the word "witness" inscribed on her forehead that caught people's attention. While some fans were left guessing if it was a teaser of her new music, others questioned her rear-view mirrors that could have been cleaned before she hit the red carpet.
Singer Rihanna attended the event in a Comme des Garcons outfit. She was praised by fans online for "following the theme."
Model Bella Hadid stole the show with curve hugging scoop back catsuit by Alexander Wang.
Dressed in a bespoke Ralph Lauren trench coat dress, Indian actress Priyanka Chopra's dress covered the entire flight of the Met's famous front steps and she needed a dedicated helper to go up the stairs.
Jaden Smith looked dapper in Louis Vuitton ensemble and gold jewellery. He was spotted with the night's most unique accessory, a handful of his recently trimmed dreadlocks. "Since I couldn't bring my sister as a date, I brought my old hair."
When it comes to style, Madonna never disappoints. The queen of pop walked the red carpet in the low-cut Moschino gown paired with long leather gloves, glittering key chains and metal chain necklaces.
Indian actress Deepika who stars in xXx: The Return of Xander Cage nailed the red carpet in a white Tommy Hilfiger dress.
Arriving in a Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda ball gown covered in a tropical parrot print, actress and singer Zendaya made heads turn. Her dress was eye-catching with vivid shades of tangerine, lemon yellow, and blue.
Who would have thought it was Celine Dion's first ever Met Gala? The Canadian singer killed it on the red carpet with a glittering, edgy black and silver high-slit gown by Versace.
Rami Said Malek an American-Egyptian movie star stood out in his red suit. A fashion enthusiast, Rami lived it up to Rei Kawakubo's phrase "Red is black."
Source: TRTWorld and agencies
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Bowel cancer rates increasing across Europe
Beth Gault
The number of patients diagnosed with bowel cancer in Europe has been steadily increasing over the past 25 years, according to new research.
Between 2008 and 2016, diagnosis rates for bowel cancer, which is also known as colorectal cancer, increased by 6% every year in adults aged 20 to 39 years old.
For colon cancer, rates increased by 1.5% a year between 1990 and 2008, and an even greater 7.4% annually between 2008 and 2016, whereas rectal cancer was slightly slower at 1.8% per year from 1990 to 2016.
The study, by Erasmus University Medical Centre (EUMC), looked at data from 20 European countries, including the United Kingdom, France and the Netherlands.
Despite being considered a disease that traditionally affects people over the age of 50, colorectal cancer is the second most common cancer in Europe, with around 500,000 new cases every year.
Studies have also found that young-onset colorectal cancer is more aggressive and more likely to be diagnosed at an advanced stage than diagnosis in older populations.
Dr Fanny Vuik, PhD candidate at EUMC in the Netherlands, who presented the research at UEG Week conference in Vienna this week, said: "The cause for this upward trend is still unknown, although it may be related to increasingly sedentary lifestyles, obesity and poor diets, all of which are known colorectal cancer risk factors.
"We are aware of investigations in the North American population that demonstrates that colorectal cancer is increasing in young adults. In Europe, however, information until now has been limited and it's worrying to see the startling rates at which colorectal cancer is increasing in the young.
"Increased awareness and further research to elucidate causes for this trend are needed and may help to set up screening strategies to prevent and detect these cancers at an early and curable stage," she added.


Have you ever come away thinking you've wasted your time and got nothing from a day wandering around random stands? As we prepare for a busy couple of days on field visits to Food Matters Live with clients, we thought we'd share our tips for getting the most out of your next trade show visit (surprisingly, they're not that different from when you're exhibiting).
Visiting a trade show can provide masses of inspiration, from picking up new ideas for your own trade show execution, to meeting new contacts and learning new things that will make you and your business better. But, just as exhibiting can be a huge drain on resources if it isn't executed effectively, so too can visiting, creating disappointment for both exhibitor and visitor. If you're going to take a whole day (maybe more) out to visit a trade show, is it so much to ask to take half an hour to plan how you can get the most out of it?
Set Some Objectives: trade shows can be tempting to just 'pop along to' because you feel you should, either because it's the big event for your industry or because the local business community are going to be there – but is that enough of a reason for you to take time out of a busy schedule? What problem could visiting a trade show solve for your business – do you need to find a new supplier for a specific service or product? Are you wanting to pick up the latest insight or knowledge from keynote speakers? Having 1 or 2 key areas you're wanting to explore on the day will help focus your mind and help you avoid being distracted by free pens and cupcakes!
Do Your Research: once you know which problems you're hoping to solve or what you're wanting to learn, working out which trade show you should be at and who you need to talk to is a lot easier. As we advise when researching which show to exhibit at, it's better to spend a bit of time looking through the different options of shows you could attend, than wasting a whole day at an event where there are zero solutions to your problems. Think outside the box as sometimes the shows which aren't immediately obvious can be the ones that offer you the best solutions. Beyond selecting the right show, it's worth looking through the exhibitor list for companies that might be able to help you – what do you think of their profile in the show website? Are they engaging in the show's social media channels? Do you know what specific offers or deals they're launching at the show? This might help you discount 1-2 providers before you even get to the show, making your visit even more efficient. Finally, you may have heard us talk about the importance of Opening Lines as an exhibitor, but it can help visitors too in ensuring that you hear about the specifics of solving your problem rather than the standard sales spiel so have our questions ready!
Make Contact Before The Show: if there are speakers on the seminar schedule you want to connect with, or exhibitors you want to find answers from, why not drop them a line before the show and offer to meet for a coffee or make an appointment on the stand. I'm fairly sure any exhibitor would love to hear from a visitor who is keen to meet up and will want to have all the information ready to answer your questions on the day. If it's important to your business that you speak to the right person, why leave it to chance that they'll be available when you are. You might ask why you wouldn't just make contact and agree to meet up outside of the show which is an option, but attending the show enables you to meet a number of suppliers and compare them before making any decision, as well as picking up other industry insight and knowledge.
Be Fair To Exhibitors: as much as it is costing you time and money to visit a trade show, it's costing an exhibitor significantly more cash to be at the show. Their sole purpose for investing in a show is to meet contacts with whom there is the opportunity to build a profitable business relationship i.e. visitors they can sell to. Research suggests that around 16-20% of all visitors will be in a position to buy from an exhibitor at a show – which is plenty for them to make their money back. However, if you're one of the 80% who aren't ever going to buy from them, don't feel you have to be polite and carry on talking. If you're taking up their time engaged in a conversation that isn't ever going to end in a sale, they might be missing out on a valuable conversation that could lead to cash. You're both there to improve the prospects for your business – if there's no opportunity to do that mutually then there's no harm in quickly saying Thank You and Goodbye.
Follow Up: ok, here's the bit where you're going to be saying "That's not my job" and you'd be correct. If you've had a great chat with an exhibitor whose product or service perfectly solves the problem you're grappling with, then the least you can expect is for them to get in touch after the show. Reality is, around 13% of leads are ever followed up after a show – for a whole host of reasons including lost leads, people moving jobs, leads not getting passed on, mis-spelt names in email addresses etc. Bottom line, if you really think their product could help your business, does it matter who makes the first move?
Visiting trade shows can be hugely beneficial in helping you and your business perform better, but in the same way that exhibiting at a show can deliver minimal returns, so can visiting one without a little planning and preparation. When you're about to spend a day or more out of your busy schedule at a trade show, can you at least spare an hour planning how you get the most out of that time?
Let us know about the shows you're out and about at this week and what you've picked up and we'll be giving you our thoughts on Food Matters Live on the next episode of the Podcast, due out on Tuesday 27th November.


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Brad Guzan looks set to regain number one spot at Aston Villa
Caitlin O'Connell July 13, 2015 Aston Villa, Brad Guzan, Leagues: EPL 1 Comment
Despite rumors throughout the summer transfer window that Brad Guzan was heading out of Aston Villa, it seems that the American might be manager Tim Sherwood's number one choice for goalkeeper for the 2015-2016 Premier League season after all.
Guzan was the first choice at the beginning of last season but was forced to sit on the bench for the last few games of the 2014-2015 season after Shay Given earned the place after poor form from Guzan.
Sherwood was reportedly looking at acquiring a replacement for the American until the search turned cold, leaving Guzan as the likely choice for starter next season, according to the Birmingham Mail newspaper
Birmingham Mail have also reported that Villa have more important positions to look at and seem ready to give Guzan another chance. Mark Bunn was brought in to replace Given but seems prepared to play second fiddle to Guzan saying, "I'm going to work really hard to break into the team and if I don't then I'll push the other goalkeepers to make them better."
Given joined Stoke City last week.
Although not currently with the rest of the Villa squad in Portugal, Guzan is starting for the U.S. Men's National Team as they attempt to defend their Gold Cup title. So far, Guzan has only allowed one goal throughout the tournament. Now that the U.S. have punched their ticket to the knock-out stages, Guzan will start to face tougher opponents but seems likely to keep his place in goal.
The development at Aston Villa is positive news for Guzan, but it is more a lack of options than a declaration of faith from Sherwood. The American is used to fighting for his spot, and has done just that during the majority of his career for the USMNT and he will need to fight to remain in goal for Villa next season.
Caitlin O'Connell
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The Motorhead Scrambler is an exhibitionist, styled à la mode.
With retro styling making a comeback, this Scrambler is something to look forward to (the Purists won't disagree). The visually irresistible styling of the Motorhead Scrambler tries to hark back to the classic heydays of motorcycling only to be disappointed by the chintzy cycle parts. You get blacked out inverted front forks, around LED headlamp cluster and a stainless steel fender (no pun intended). Other scrambler ingredients include bar end mirrors, tires on spoked rims, a chiseled tank, a short padded seat, a slip-on steel muffler, and a spheroid tail light. Contemporary additions include a digital speedometer and a USB charger.
A lot of motorcycles have star quality, but they just can't perform when it comes to real riding. The Motorhead Scrambler is that kind of star who gets lost on a stage.
Although it is powered by a Loncin-sourced 223cc oil cooled engine, the motorcycle only delivers 16.7 BHP of power at 8000 RPM and 17 Nm of torque at 6500 RPM. That's quite low for 200-plus motorcycles in the market. All this power is transferred to the rear wheel by means of six-speed constant mesh transmission. Take an open road, whack the throttle open and the motorcycle roars forward with a grunty note. However, that movement is short-lived because you have to constantly shift to access the top power, and this gets demanding after some time. Mild vibrations creep around the frame and the bar-end mirrors before the motor start to lose its steam. Our speedo-indicated 100 kmph with some effort before the motor felt dyspnoeic. So, there are not many surprises on highway cruising. One area where the Motorhead Scrambler didn't disappoint was the brisk acceleration that would be fine for short runs.
The ride quality is surprisingly enjoyable on the Motorhead Scrambler because the motorcycle is not much heavy.
The flat and wide handlebar compliments the rider's triangle, though the steering has a large turning radius. Seating position is relaxed and upright that also makes for a comfortable ride feel. The seat cushioning feels just about right. The seat height, however, is not accessible to riders of all sizes. And the pillion may complain about the seat length, the tight seating position and the absence of a grab-rail. Because of its lean dimensions, the scrambler is easy to chuck around. Well, in some ways, it is a fun motorcycle to ride. Thanks to its lightweight, the Scrambler is ideal for city riding and exhibits decent road manners. The suspension is set up slightly on the stiffer side. The inverted front forks and rear mono shock with air damper absorb the sharp bumps and potholes pretty decently. The motorcycle gets dual-sports 110/90-R17 front and 130/80-17 rear tyres which offer good grip and instill confidence on the rider. Stopping power is impressive with front and rear hydraulic disc brakes. ABS is absent though.
Even though retro motorcycles are the talk of the town right now, the Motorhead Scrambler slips away on too many fronts. It misses out on refinement, quality, and the overall value for money proposition.
There's no denying the sheer appeal of its design, however, what you wear doesn't matter if you can't perform.
At the pricing level of Rs 4, 35,000, there's still no way the Motorhead Scrambler is able to justify such a high asking price. Although the Scrambler brings to the table plenty of personas, it fizzles out because of the unrealistic aspirations.


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MainAll NewsMusic & EntertainmentPink Floyd tribute band cancels Israel shows
Pink Floyd tribute band cancels Israel shows
Pink Floyd tribute band cancels three shows in Israel after being pressured by former Pink Floyd frontman and BDS activist Roger Waters.
Elad Benari, 10/12/18 06:05
A Pink Floyd tribute band has cancelled three performances in Israel after being called out by former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters and being pressured by boycott activists, JTA reported on Sunday.
UK Pink Floyd Experience announced early on Sunday its decision to not appear in Tel Aviv, Haifa and Be'er Sheva in shows early next month, hours after Waters posted a letter calling on the group not to.
The band also came under pressure from activists supporting the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel, according to JTA. The band members' cell phone numbers were made public, leading to an avalanche of phone calls which forced them to cancel their phone services, according to reports citing their production company.
The band previously played in Israel in 2017.
Waters, a notorious anti-Israel activist, wrote in a Facebook post on Saturday evening, "To sing my songs in front of segregated audiences in Israel, and contribute to the cultural whitewashing of the racist and apartheid government of that country, would be an act of unconscionable malice and disrespect."
"Have you never actually listened to the work that you perform to make a living? The people you intend to entertain are executing their neighbor's children, shooting them down in cold blood every day," he added.
Waters announced in a Facebook post on Sunday that the band had decided to cancel their Israel gigs and thanked the band members for their "prompt response." He called on other Pink Floyd tribute bands to refrain from performing in Israel.
The former Pink Floyd frontman has in the past compared Israel to Nazi Germany, saying in an interview, "The situation in Israel/Palestine, with the occupation, the ethnic cleansing and the systematic racist apartheid Israeli regime is unacceptable."
He previously released a giant balloon pig bearing the Star of David during a concert in Belgium. Concert-goers said the Jewish star was among several symbols representing various corporations and fascist movements.
In addition, he has verbally attacked many artists who chose to perform in Israel over the last several years.
His list of targets includes Jon Bon Jovi, Alan Parsons, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Radiohead, Nick Cave and actress Scarlett Johansson.
More recently, Waters was among a group of more than 100 artists who published an open letter calling for a boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 which will be held in Israel.
Waters argues that BDS "isn't about music – it's about human rights."
Tags:BDS, Roger Waters, Pink Floyd


Color and interior design trends change approximately every three to five years. From a pure business perspective, owners should redesign or remodel within this time period because good design positively influences consumer psychology. The true purpose of good interior design is to affect a salon or spa's bottom line, including productivity, employee/client relationships, retention, retail, service and sales.
The salon and spa industry is changing at a fast pace. Never has the importance of interior design been more critical for encouraging the consumer to purchase products or services.
If we, as consumers, make decisions based on excellent interior design concepts; then the choice of design is based on positive emotions. The first interior design concept for a salon or spa is for you, the owner to understand how your customers thinks and feels when buying beauty services and products.
The interior design of a salon or spa can immediately impact a customer either positively or negatively. When individuals enter a great space, their senses (emotions) are heightened. They become excited about the upcoming service and confident in their choice of salon or spa.
The Fast-Changing Salon Market: A Designer's PerspectiveA strong retail area is designed to expose the largest amount of products to the greatest number of customers for the longest amount of time. The salon or spa retail area needs to strategically place merchandise in the consumers' walking path and field of vision in a manner that invites consideration with positive interior concepts.


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Eera event 09 March 2023 - Brussels
The future of nuclear materials: ORIENT-NM final meeting
This event is the last step of ORIENT-NM's open dialogue with all relevant stakeholders on the future of nuclear materials research
The Euratom-funded ORIENT-NM project is pleased to invite you to its final meeting which will take place on 9 March 2023 in Brussels and online.
This event is the last instance, in the frame of the ORIENT-NM project, to hold an open dialogue among the nuclear materials research community with all the relevant stakeholders to explore the next steps within a co-funded European partnership (CEP) on nuclear materials.
Objectives of the workshop
To present the latest results of ORIENT-NM work: its vision and Strategic Research Agenda (SRA), the proposed governance and structure, and the possible interactions of the future CEP with external stakeholders.
To provide the opportunity for the European Commission to communicate recommendations and for Member States' representatives to express interest and support in connection with the upcoming CEP on nuclear materials.
All of the above with the purpose of facilitating and making more efficient the preparation of a common project proposal after the end of ORIENT-NM.
Additional details will become available progressively. However, in light of organisational purposes, ORIENT-NM aims to understand the potential interest of relevant stakeholders in participating in this meeting.
For this reason, we kindly ask you to indicate your interest by clicking on the "Register" button below and filling out the form.
Thank you for your valuable support!
Maria Luisa Fernandez
Nuclear Materials


Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, Ed.: 敦煌藻井圖案 [DUNHUANG ZAO JIING TU AN (Caisson Art Album from Dunhuang Mogao Caves)]. Beijing: 人民美術出版社 [Ren min mei shu chu ban she] 1953.
Imperial Folio (52.5:38.2 cm). [3 not numbered leaves (illustrated title, preface, table of plates)], 20 multicolour plates. Original publisher's cardboard portfolio on mint ornamental stock incorporating multicolour title printing on front board, spine and margins protected with grey cloth, to close with 3 string and ribbon ties.
Gorgeous portfolio with 20 impressive plates on thin high quality paper, showing bright colour prints of Chinese Caisson ceilings, each with a caption indicating the time of its creation between 北魏 [North Wei Dynasty] (386 – 534 AD) and 北宋 [North Song Dynasty] (960 – 1127 AD).
Caissons are architectural features typically found in the ceilings of temples and palaces in ancient East Asia. Generally executed as sunken panels, they are often layered and richly illustrated as well as decorated with geometrical figures, both in bright colours. Present album includes 20 outstanding examples of caisson mural art, highly diverse in theme, composition and colour. The originals are situated in the Mogao Caves (also known as »Thousand Buddha Grottoes«) in Dunhuang, Gansu Province. Each of the large folio plates was copied by two artists, as indicates their names on the content page.
Corners and margins of map in parts slightly bumped, boards minimally worn and stained, a few traces of colour pencil on front board, margins of text leaves partly with small tears as well as dog eared, otherwise well preserved copy of this hard to find portfolio.


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I have two reviews to put up. One good, one bad one. I'll start with the good one.
Swansons Energy Boost And for only five dollars I'm so glad I added it to my vitamin order last month. It started working about 20mins after I took on the first day. It is time released, so it is not something you would want to take at noon, unless you want to be up till 2am. I bought it for the days that my husband insists that I wake up early with him..
The next product that I tried was Sally Hansens new Spray-On Shower-Off Hair remover foam. I REALLY wanted to love this stuff! I wanted to be optimistic so badly, that I didn't even Google any reviews for it. I went straight out to CVS, and dropped 7 dollars for it on a whim. *G* The bottle is quite small, only 6oz, which means you will get about 2 shaves, at most from it. The directions say to spray your legs in the shower, wait 3 minutes and shower, letting the water rinse all the little hairs away. Nice concept, if it actually worked.
The bottle says it's for coarse hard to remove hair, which I actually don't have. But figured if it works well for thick coarse hair then it certainly will remove my thin hair. WRONG! I did the patch test first, just like the bottle said. After 3 mins nothing, so I did a new patch and waited 5mins, still nothing..In small lettering it says that the maximum amount of time is 10mins… So I went full force and sprayed both legs,waiting the full 10mins. After about 7mins, my legs started getting warm. After 10mins they were burning, so I Immediately turned on the shower to rinse them and noticed they were all red and rashy. I might have been able to grin and bare it, if it removed any hair whatsoever, but it didn't! Not even one tiny hair came off. I have no idea why. I have used Nair in the past and after 3mins, the hair rinsed right off like magic. The only thing I never liked about Nair was the ASO.
I went ahead and checked online for reviews after using it, and they sell it for a little over a dollar a bottle on Amazon. Figures! DH always tells me to use Amazon and I never do. It got terrible reviews on Amazon, as well as on other peoples blogs. Most people say it did not work, and it burned them too!
Today was the most relaxing day ever! Dh took all the kids this morning to a Christian concert at chruch and I got a chance to sleep in. I woke up at noon, swept and mopped the floors,had breakfast,watched the news,Googled a few things, and then they got back from the concert.
I had a late lunch all ready for them..Salmon burgers with swiss cheese,watermelon,grapes,salad and cheddar cheese bites. A very intresting combination, I know. But they enoyed it!
Then Dh went outside to do some outside stuff and the kids all went off to play..So I decided to go back to bed. I told Dh to wake me up no later then 4pm..But he didn't, so I ended up waking up at nearly 5pm. WOW! I am never going to get to sleep tonight…But I have 3 movies to watch so it will be fine.
I woke up and was ready to go out and do something fun, but it's Sunday and everything closes early..so I asked Dh if he wanted to go out for dinner, which he did. We went to this seafood place that we normally only get take-out, but decided to dine-in this time. It was good! When we were checking out, the owner said, " I just want you to know that you are young, and you should not wait to do things that you want to do baby-doll…Please do everything that you want to do, because you may not have tomorrow….." Then a guy behind me tossed a ten dollar bill on the counter and she said, "what is this for?", and he said whatever you need it for..it is from God..She got teary eyed and thanked him, and then thanked us for dining there, reminding me to not wait to do things that I want to do.