Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #006 – Shiro the Puppet Alain continues his episode blogging.
New York Comic Con 2014: Panels Everything not anime or manga related.
Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #005 – The Silly Faces of Rin Tohsaka Alain continues his episode blogging.
Manga of the Month: Space Brothers Alain's pick is the real sci-fi.
Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #004 – A Good Neighborhood Tiger Alain continues his episode blogging.
So You Want to Watch Detective Conan: A Beginner's Guide [UPDATED] Now that Conan in simulcasting, we thought people might need a little help jumping in.
The October 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
Beneath the Tangles are Sports Anime We are guests on the new podcast The Tangles.
Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #003 – Spoilers: Archer Uses a Bow Alain continues his episode blogging.
New York Comic Con 2014: Anime & Manga Guests, screenings, and panels from the big event.
Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #002 – Emiya Visits the Rip-Off Church Alain continues his episode blogging.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Autumn 2014 Pt. 2 GARO: The Animation, Hi-sCool Seha Girls, Laughing Under the Clouds, Lord Marksman and Vanadis, Parasyte, Rage of Bahamut: Genesis, Shirobako, Yona of the Dawn, Your Lie in April.
Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #001 – People Almost Forgot Shiro is the Hero Alain continues his episode blogging.
New York Comic Con 2014: Obata Cometh Our preview for NYCC.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Autumn 2014 Pt. 1 Denki-gai!, Gugure! Kokkuri-san, I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying, Joker, Orenchi no Furo Jijou, Tribe Cool Crew, When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace, Wolf Girl and Black Prince, World Trigger.
Case Closed Reviews: Summer 2014 Pt. 2 Blue Spring Ride, Free! S2, Hamatora the Animation S2.
Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works #000 – Archer the Combat Butler Alain starts episode blogging a new season.
Manga of the Month: Memoirs of an Amorous Gentleman Kate's pick is a risque title from Moyoco Anno.
Case Closed Reviews: Summer 2014 Pt. 1 Aldonoah.Zero, Haikyu!!, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders, Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, Space Dandy S2, Terror in Resonance, Tokyo ESP.
The September 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
I am DONE with You: Summer 2014 Al discussed the finales of BARAKAMON, Captain Earth, HaNaYaMaTa.
The Speakeasy #057: F Yeah Fandom, State of Fandom We discuss our current feelings on the community.
A Puzzling Objection: Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Alain reviews this special team-up.
The 6th Annual Anime Secret Santa Project Begins!
Raqiya (and More) Manga Giveaway!
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #010: Himatsubushi-hen Alain continues his episode blogging.
The New Faces of Shonen Sports Anime We tackle the new and unexpected roles of leads in sports titles recently.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #009: Pegasus Meteor Fist Alain continues his episode blogging.
Manga of the Month: GTO – Paradise Lost Alain discusses the latest GTO manga.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #241 Guardians of the Galaxy, Initial D Fifth Stage, Raqiya vols. 1-2, The Legend of Korra S3, World Conquest Zvezda Plot.
The August 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #008: Bazett – The Professional Alain continues his episode blogging.
Otakon 2014: Artist Alley Kate once again tackles the fan creation haven.
Otakon 2014: Guests The many guests who made Otakon so memorable.
Otakon 2014: 15-minutes with Sunao Katabuchi We got to speak with director Katabuchi about his upcoming film In This Corner of the World.
Otakon 2014: Concerts Two great performances from ALTIMA and Yoshiki.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #007: Sister Act 3 – Breaking the Habit Alain continues his episode blogging.
Otakon 2014: Panels The bread and butter of the convention!
Otakon 2014: Photoshoots Kate talks about this new feature on the schedule.
The Speakeasy #056: X, Otakon 2014 We discuss what Otakon did right and wrong this year.
Type-Moon Weekly News Roundup: Back from Otakon!
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #006: The Battle of Lokai and Bele Alain continues his episode blogging.
Otakon 2014: General Impressions The best anime con of the year!
Ongoing Investigations: Case #240 Alive, Android Angels, One is Enough.
Otakon 2014: Under the Dog This new anime Kickstarter project was a highlight at Otakon.
Otakon 2014: Tweets Relive the convention through out tweets!
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #005: Bath Time Fun for Everyone Alain continues his episode blogging.
Otakon 2014: Looking for a Mai Mai Miracle Our Otakon plans!
Manga of the Month: The Heroic Legend of Arslan Kate's pick is a new sweeping fantasy series!
All Points Bulletin: The Legend of Free!
The July 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #004: The Miracle, the Happenstance, and the Inevitable Alain continues his episode blogging.
BEST 10 TIPS! Otakon Survival Guide Edition Alain has an important video message for you.
The Speakeasy #055: GTO, So You Want to Run a Panel Tips from us on doing panels at anime cons.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #003: Dark Side of the Illya Alain continues his episode blogging.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Summer 2014 Pt. 3 Nobunaga Concerto, Tokyo ESP.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #002: We are all Cancers Alain continues his episode blogging.
How the Library Became My Go-to Place for Manga and Comics Kate discusses her rediscovery of the library.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Summer 2014 Pt. 2 Akame ga KILL!, Blue Spring Ride, HaNaYaMaTa, Love Stage!!, Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, Persona 4 The Golden Animation, Sabagebu! – Survival Game Club-, SHONEN HOLLYWOOD -HOLLY STAGE FOR 49-, Terror in Resonance, Tokyo Ghoul.
Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA 2wei! #001: Illya Saves Anime Alain starts his episode blogging once again.
Happy 7th Birthday Reverse Thieves!
Prego, Ragu, and Anime Pacing Alain tackles the idea of a "perfect" pacing.
Hisui Dream Diary #4 Alain's dream stars Galaxy Angels and Kuroko's Basketball players among others.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Summer 2014 Pt. 1 Aldonoah.Zero, ARGEVOLLEN, DRAMAtical Murder, Glasslip, Locodol, Rail Wars!, Sailor Moon Crystal, Samurai Jam -Bakumatsu Rock-.
Manga of the Month: 87 Clockers Alain's pick has an unusual premise.
Special Edition NYC 2014: Panels Alain headed to a lot of the panel offerings.
The June 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
Special Edition NYC 2014: Show Floor Kate takes a look at the artists in attendance.
Special Edition NYC 2014: General Impressions Our look at this first year con.
The Speakeasy #054: Garden State Julep, AnimeNEXT 2014 Vinnie from AGC and Gerald and Daryl from AWO join us.
Manga of the Month: A Silent Voice Kate's pick is a youthful story of friendship, bullying, and redemption.
AnimeNEXT 2014: Panels This conventionsboasts a diverse group of panels and special panelists.
AnimeNEXT 2014: Concerts ROOKiEZ iS PUNK'D and Luna Haruna rocked the house.
AnimeNEXT 2014: Artist Alley Kate takes an in-depth look at the artists.
AnimeNEXT 2014: Studio Trigger Our rundown of the biggest guests of the convention.
AnimeNEXT 2014: General Impressions Our look at this great NJ con.
AnimeNEXT 2014: Trigger Happy Our preview of AnimeNEXT 2014.
In the Name of the Moon, I will License Rescue You! We discuss the renewed interest in the Sailor Moon franchise.
The May 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #239 Five Ghosts: The Haunting of Fabian Gray issues 7-11, Love Chunibyo & Other Delusions-Heart Throb, Sherlock Bones vol. 1, Tomb Raider 2013, Veronica Mars: The Thousand Dollar Tan Line.
All Points Bulletin: Jon Snow LIVE! – What Exactly Does He Know?
The Beginning is the Most Important Part of the Work – Fate/Complete Material Artbook 1: Art Material Alain reviews this beautiful artbook release.
Do Not Forsake Me, O' My Cute Little Light Novelist Cousin Alain tackles light novel titling.
The Speakeasy #053: Spider-Man, Free Comic Book Day 2014 We celebrate the comic holiday in NYC.
Murder, Magic, and Madness: Kindaichi Spin-off Manga We look at two free manga on MangaBox.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #238 A Silent Voice, Baccano!, Infinite Ryvius, Ms. Marvel, Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales: One Dead Spy, Pretty Cure Max Heart.
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya OVA & Specials: Miyu's Electric Boogaloo Alain reviews these Type-Moon extra episodes.
Manga of the Month: Yurikuma Arashi Alain's pick is hot off the presses.
The April 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Spring 2014 Pt. 2 The File of Young Kindaichi Returns, M3 the Dark Metal, Mekaku City Actors, Mushishi the Next Chapter, No Game No Life, Riddle Story of Devil.
The Speakeasy #052: Death of a Virgin, PAX East 2014 Our roundup of the PAX East experience.
PAX East 2014: Panels Alain tackles all the panels he could handle.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Spring 2014 Pt. 1 Baby Steps, Black Bullet, Brynhildr in the Darkness, Captain Earth, Haikyu!!, MAGICA WARS, Nanana's Buried Treasure, One Week Friends, Ping Pong the Animation, Rowdy Sumo Wrestler Matsutaro!!, Selector Infected WIXOSS, The Irregular at Magic School, The World is Still Beautiful.
MoCCA Arts Festival 2014 Kate guides you through the ultimate artist alley.
PAX East 2014: General Impressions It was our first PAX East and we loved it.
Crime Scene Investigations #006: PAX East 2014, Friday We talk about our first day with guest Patz Prime.
Case Closed Reviews: Fall 2013 / Winter 2014 Our final thoughts on Buddy Complex, Gundam Build Fighters, Hamatora the Animation, Inari Konkon Koi Iroha, Kill La Kill, Kuroko's Basketball S2, Silver Spoon S2, Space Dandy.
Case Closed Review: Space Brothers The end of an era.
Manga of the Month: Orange Kate's pick is a story of friendship and romance with a little twist.
The March 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
The Speakeasy #051: Upside-down Pineapple, March Movie Madness We review Patema Inverted, Giovanni's Island, and the Veronica Mars Movie.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: No Internet No Life Bleach Ch.574, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.445, One Piece Ch.742, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.071, UQ Holder Ch.028, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.103, Yurikuma Arashi Ch.001.
Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha: Wrath of Konkon Our review of this delightful surprise from the winter season.
NYICFF 2014: Jack and the Cuckoo Clock Heart Kate reviews this gothic rock opera from France.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Yoshiki Tanaka X Hiromu Arakawa Bleach Ch.573, Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya Drei! Ch.015 & 14.5, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.444, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.070, The Heroic Legend of Arslan Ch.001/002/003/004, UQ Holder Ch.027, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.102.
Modern Shojo: Narutaki's Most Wanted Part 3 Kate picks some Kodansha titles she'd like to see on Crunchyroll Manga.
NYICFF 2014: Foosball This was the highest grossing film in Argentina last year!
Ongoing Investigations: Case #237 Knights of Sidonia vols. 1-4, Robot Girls Z, Super Mario 3D Land, The Heroic Legend of Arslan vol. 1, This One Summer, Y the Last Man.
NYICFF 2014: Anina Kate reviews this charming film from Uruguay.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Seaside Tea House Hamachi Bleach Ch.572, Fate/Extra CCC Fox Tail Ch.004, Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya Drei! Ch.014, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.443, One Piece Ch.741, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.069, UQ Holder Ch.026, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.101.
Kara no Kyoukai: Future Gospel, Say a Prayer for Shiki Ryougi Alain ruminates on the latest offering in the franchise.
No Case Too Small: The Cases of Cure Detective We look at detective themes in PreCure.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Deadly Copycat A Certain Scientific Accelerator Ch.003, Bleach Ch.571, Claymore Ch.148, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.442, One Piece Ch.740, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.068, UQ Holder Ch.025, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.100.
Manga of the Month: Soredemo Machi wa Mawatteiru Alain's pick is an unexpected take on a maid cafe.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #236 Bravely Default, Code Geass: Akito the Exiled 2, Fire Emblem Awakening, Mushishi Special, Ready Player One.
The February 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Pinkie Punch And Yet the Town Moves Ch.001, Bleach Ch.570, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.441, One Piece Ch.739, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.067, UQ Holder Ch.024, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.099.
The Speakeasy #050: Perfect Love, 11 Anime and Manga We loveLoveLOVE We countdown the anime and manga closest to our hearts.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: The Real Fight Has Just Begun Bleach Ch.569, Fate/Extra CCC Fox Tail 003, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.440, JoJoLion Ch.028, One Piece Ch.738, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.066, UQ Holder Ch.023, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.098.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #235 Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Monogatari Series: Second Season, Scooby Doo! Team-Up issues 1-2, The Adventures of Superhero Girl, The LEGO Movie.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: The Women of Shonen Fighting A Certain Scientific Accelerator Ch.002, Bleach Ch.568, Fate/Extra CCC Fox Tail Ch.002, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.065, UQ Holder Ch.022, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.097.
Case Closed Review: DokiDoki! PreCure Our final thoughts.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Cold as Ice Bleach Ch.566, Bleach Ch.567, Claymore Ch.147, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.439, One Piece Ch.737, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.064, UQ Holder Ch.021, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.096.
Fate/Stay Night: Back to the Future Alain examines the recent news of a new Fate/stay Night anime.
Manga of the Month: Basara Kate's classic pick is out of print but available digitally.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #234 Bandette vol. 1, Cute Girl Network, Sherlock S3, Virtue's Last Reward, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches/Yankee-kun to Megane-chan crossover.
The January 2014 Line-Up Monthly rundown of new anime, manga, light novel, and artbook licenses, streaming and broadcasting announcements, crowdfunding projects, anime and manga projects, and live-action anime and manga adaptions.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Hinagiku Dundee Billy Bat Ch.111, Billy Bat Ch.112, Billy Bat Ch.113, Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya Drei! Ch.013, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.438, One Piece Ch.736, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.063, UQ Holder Ch.020, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.095.
Aim for the Top! Hisui Alain is guest on the Anime on Top podcast.
The Speakeasy #049: Bloody Eye, Beginning Our 5th Year of Podcasting This podcast is all about, well, us!
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: The Revengeance of Fetus Baby! Bleach Ch.565, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.437, Jojolion Ch.027, One Piece Ch.735, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.062, UQ Holder Ch.019, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.094.
Riot Control Reviews: Winter 2014 Pt. 1 D-Fragments, Love Chunibyo & Other Delusions, Saki – The Nationals, SoniAni: Super Sonico The Animation.
Secret Santa Project Review: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Hamon and Cheese Sandwich Guest blogger Lothos reviews the wild ride of JoJo's.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Winter 2014 Pt. 2 Buddy Complex, Inari Konkon Koi Iroha, Witch Craft Works.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Renji Won a Fight? Bleach Ch.564, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.436, One Piece Ch.734, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.061, UQ Holder Ch.018, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.093.
S.W.A.T. Reviews: Winter 2014 Pt. 1 Future Card Buddyfight, Hamatora the Animation, Hoozuki no Reiteitsu, Nisekoi: False Love, Nobunaga the Fool, Nobunagun, Noragami, Pupa, Sakura Trick, Space Dandy, Strange+, The Pilot's Love Song, Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time, Wizard Barristers, World Conquest Zvezda Plot, Z/X Ignition.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Accelerator Mass SpectrometryA Certain Scientific Accelerator Ch.001, Fate/Extra Ch.001, Fate/Extra – Mikon! Kyasuko-chan!? Ch.001, Seven Deadly Sins Ch.060, UQ Holder Ch.017, Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches Ch.092.
Ongoing Investigations: Case #233 The Flowers of Evil vols. 1-6, Blade of the Immortal vol. 27, Thermae Romae vols. 1-2, Pretty Deadly issue 1, Bravely Default demo, Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
A Chapter a Day Keeps the Doctor Away Bonanza: Pimp My PC 87 Clockers Ch.001, Claymore Ch.146, Hayate the Combat Butler Ch.435, March Comes in Like a Lion Ch.001, Zettai Karen Children Ch.369.
Manga of the Month: Sgt. Frog Alain's pick is semi-forgotten otaku homage.


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Between Lisbon and Madrid we found up to 25 bus departures, including 12 night buses. The earliest departure from Lisbon is at 07:00 arriving to Madrid at 19:00. The latest departure is at 23:25 arriving at 07:35. Prices for a one way adult ticket range from 35 € to 115 €.
The shortest travel distance between Lisbon (PT) and Madrid (ES) is 633 km. The fastest bus which departs at 20:55 has a travel time of 08:05h. The longest travel time on the route is 30:30h. Specific information about each route can be found by clicking the route in the search results.
If you want to travel overnight, there are 12 night buses from Lisbon to Madrid. The overnight buses depart between 09:00 and 23:25 and arrive between 15:30 and 07:35 in the morning.


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Ashley L. Eubanks
Ashley L Eubanks Johnson is a true change maker by simply taking one step to change the view of the word period. The proud Founder of a nonprofit organization based in South Florida, The Beauty Initiative, Inc. The birth of her inaugural initiative, Help Her, period began when Ashley witnessed a homeless woman with stained clothing, and found out that the woman had no money for pads or tampons. On her 30th birthday, Ashley opted out of gifts or celebrating to give back.
Since 2016, Ashley and her amazing supporters have changed HERstory by collecting over NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND hygiene items for those in need!! Ashley and TBI donation bags have made it to: Florida, Virginia, Washington, DC, Texas, California, and Georgia. Haiti, Aruba, Bahamas.
Ashley has fearless led the fight of promoting and providing hygiene to those who need it most. The Beauty Initiative has three year round initiatives that teach hygiene to students, provide hygiene for all and restores dignity through sponsored laundry for families in need.
Recognized on NBC Channel 10 "Faces of the Future", Legacy Magazine "Top 40 under 40", Women Expo's "Woman of the Year", Visionary of the Year, and a TEDX Talk Speaker Ashley's momentum is not slowing down. Ashley is known for her serious work ethic, infectious laugh and her giving spirit.
No big-named donations, no sponsorships or big checks in her name, just her bank account and a mission. Ashley is a woman on a mission to not only help other women, but anyone in need.

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Plans are in high-gear for the busiest time of the year!
Join us for Pancake Breakfasts from 9-11 am daily from July 6-14. Please note that there is NO PANCAKE BREAKFAST on Friday, July 5th due to the Parade. Big ol' pancakes, bacon/sausage, coffee and juice for $5 per plate! First-come, first-served!
Bus tickets are $15/person ROUND TRIP. You can select the departure and return times that work best for you. All times are scheduled around gate opening, rodeo, chuckwagon race, and grandstand show times. Tickets are available in the main office. We recommend purchasing these at check in or as early as possible as seats are limited. We would like to thank each of our wonderful guests for choosing Mountain View Camping! This year marks the 106th year of the Stampede. We've been at this for the last 30 of them, and we sincerely appreciate your patronage and support as we grow, change and work hard! Can't wait to see you all in July!
For details, trip planning help, or questions regarding your stay with us at any time please email me at cb@calgarycamping.com. I'm happy to help in any capacity I can.


Green drinks are very high trend on the market. These two combinations are one of my favorites. One of the tricks while making juices or smoothies is the color. I think the mix of the ingredients is very important so you get a clean bright color instead of a undefined mix of tones... this also will affect the taste. So if you, for example want to go for a purple one, pick mainly purple ingredients and neutral colors to mix. If you add some kale leaves into it, that is fine, just be aware of the quantity otherwise it will turn brown.
To make the Green Detox, clean the fruits and veggies and rinse the greens under cold water. Cut the fruits and veggies in pieces. Juice all the ingredients except for the lemon, you can squeeze it after into the juice mix. When ready, add a pinch of pink salt and store in a clean glass jar. Keep in the fridge for a bit to cool down.
You can add some super foods as moringa, baobab, wheatgrass... or keep it simple!
To make the Creamy Green, peel the apples, remove the kale leaves from the stalk and rinse under cold water. Add all the ingredients into your blender and mix until smooth.
Lovely with topping; a spoon of bee pollen, some fresh sprouts, pumpkin seeds or even some drops of hemp oil.


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ion of specific gene products throughout the complex cellular choreography of normal growth.
"These results support the idea that in higher organisms, the mechanisms of silencing and dynamic gene regulation - once believed to be separate functions governed by separate genes - in fact represent two sides of the same coin," said Parkhurst, a developmental biologist. While Sir2 has been studied extensively in yeast, analogous versions of the gene exist in many higher life forms as well. Human cells, for example, have seven such silencing genes. Because some of the key genetic components of Sir2's gene-silencing pathway in lower organisms are identical to those in humans, scientists can exploit the power of yeast and fruit fly genetics to study complex human processes, from early development to cancer growth.
In the Parkhurst lab, Sir2 mutations have been linked to drastic developmental defects and foiled gender assignment, taking a significant toll on equality of the sexes, at least as far as the fruit fly population is concerned. "We noticed that flies with Sir2 mutations weren't too happy," said Rosenberg, a graduate student in the Parkhurst lab. "There were far too few males in the fly stocks."


The robot cars test-driving on California roads seem to need their human overseers less and less.
The state on Jan. 31 released reports showing how many miles the companies testing self-driving cars in California logged last year, and how often their engineers had to take control of the vehicles.
For some companies, such "disengagements" have become increasingly rare.
That's particularly true of Waymo, the self-driving unit of Google parent Alphabet. Waymo racked up 352,545 miles of autonomous driving last year on California's public roads — far more than any of its competitors — and recorded only 63 disengagements, or one every 5,596 miles.
In 2016, Waymo's vehicles went 5,128 miles, on average, between disengagements.
Cruise, the San Francisco startup purchased by General Motors in 2016, showed even more improvement.
The company's self-driving Chevy Bolts drove 131,676 miles on the city's crowded streets last year and recorded 105 disengagements, or one every 1,254 miles. Compare those results to 2016, when Cruise's engineers disengaged their cars' automated controls once every 235 miles.
The reports issued Jan. 31 cover only test miles driven on California's public roads, from December 2016 through November. They do not count testing at facilities closed to the public, such as GoMentum Station in Concord or the former Castle Air Force Base near Merced, where Waymo operates a test track.
In at least one sense, the reports are notable for what they don't show.
Several companies filed reports with the DMV stating that they conducted no test drives last year on the state's roads, even though they logged hundreds of miles in 2016. That includes Palo Alto's Tesla, which recorded 550 miles of public road testing in 2016 and nothing last year.
In a brief note to the department, Tesla explained that it conducts self-driving experiments on test tracks as well as public roads "in various locations around the world." It also uses "shadow mode," a system whereby autonomous programming operates in the background on Tesla's luxury electric cars, making and recording decisions about how to navigate the car even though its human driver remains in control. The cars send that information to the company, which uses it to refine its autonomous programming.
"Through all of this data, we are able to develop our self-driving system more efficiently than only by accumulating data from a limited number of autonomous vehicles tested in limited locations," Tesla's associate general counsel, Al Prescott, wrote to the DMV on Dec. 31.
Similarly, other companies maintain active self-driving labs in the Bay Area but have moved real-world testing elsewhere.
Ford, which reported 590 miles of California road tests in 2016, now conducts its tests closer to home, both in the Detroit area and in Pittsburgh, said spokesman Alan Hall. Argo AI, a self-driving startup backed by Ford, is based in Pittsburgh.
Uber, which is testing self-driving vehicles in San Francisco, said Jan. 31 it will not be required to file a disengagement report until January 2019. The company briefly tested self-driving ride-hail cars in San Francisco in December 2016 without a permit. After being forced to pull its cars off the road, it applied for and received a permit last spring.


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Best Texas Film: Hill Country Film Festival 2017
What a great weekend at the Hill Country Film Festival in Fredericksburg, TX. In addition to getting to watch some amazing films and attend excellent panels, we also picked up an award for Best Texas Film!
The film was selected for the honor out of all the films, both short and feature length, produced by Texas filmmakers and was announced at the banquet Saturday night. Writer/Director L. Elizabeth Powers was on hand to accept the award, as well as was Producer and Assistant Director, Christine Chen.
Prior to the banquet, the film screened to packed house at the Fritztown Cinema on Saturday afternoon.
Lead actress, Frances Watson was on hand to assist the director and producers with a Q&A and the team garnered a round of applause.
We are very honored to be given an opportunity to screen our film among so many other great works, much less to pick up the Best Texas Film award!
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Sunak: Rushdie attack a 'wake-up call' to the West over Iran threat
Conservative leader hopeful Rishi Sunak says the West must be on alert to the threat Iran poses following an attack on author Sir Salman Rushdie.
By Gavin Cordon, PA Whitehall Editor
Tory leadership contender Rishi Sunak has said the stabbing of Sir Salman Rushdie should be a "wake-up call" for the West about the threat which Iran still poses.
In the aftermath of the attack on the 75-year-old author, the former chancellor warned attempts to revive the international Iran nuclear deal may have reached a "dead end".
He also suggested that there could be a case for imposing sanctions on Iran's hardline Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Sir Salman Rushdie (Ian Nicholson/PA)
On Saturday, Hadi Matar, from Fairview in New Jersey, entered pleas of not guilty to charges of attempted murder and assault at court in Mayville, New York State.
The 24-year-old was born in the US to parents who emigrated from southern Lebanon – and a review of his social media accounts suggested he was sympathetic to the cause of the IRGC, according to US media reports.
Sir Salman had been living with death threats since 1988 when Iran's then supreme leader Ayatollah Khomeni issued a fatwa denouncing his novel, The Satanic Verses, as blasphemous to Islam.
Shocked to hear of the attack on Salman Rushdie in New York.
A champion of free speech and artistic freedom. He's in our thoughts tonight.
— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) August 12, 2022
In 1998, the Iranian government withdrew its support for the death sentence, but the fatwa was never fully rescinded and some Iranian media have reportedly welcomed the attack on the writer.
In a statement, Mr Sunak suggested attempts to revive the international nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) under which Iran was supposed to give up its attempts to develop nuclear weapons in return for the easing of sanctions may be futile.
"A nuclear-armed Iran would pose an existential threat to our ally Israel, and indeed imperil the whole of Europe with ballistic missile capability," he said.
"We urgently need a new, strengthened deal and much tougher sanctions, and if we can't get results then we have to start asking whether the JCPOA is at a dead end.
"The brutal stabbing of Salman Rushdie should be a wake-up call for the West, and Iran's reaction to the attack strengthens the case for proscribing the IRGC."
Earlier, Boris Johnson said he was "appalled that Sir Salman Rushdie has been stabbed while exercising a right we should never cease to defend".
Appalled that Sir Salman Rushdie has been stabbed while exercising a right we should never cease to defend.
Right now my thoughts are with his loved ones. We are all hoping he is okay.
— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) August 12, 2022
Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer said: "Salman Rushdie has long embodied the struggle for liberty and freedom against those who seek to destroy them.
Salman Rushdie has long embodied the struggle for liberty and freedom against those who seek to destroy them.
This cowardly attack on him yesterday is an attack on those values.
The whole Labour Party is praying for his full recovery. https://t.co/pgG8dY8GV2
— Keir Starmer (@Keir_Starmer) August 13, 2022
"This cowardly attack on him yesterday is an attack on those values. The whole Labour Party is praying for his full recovery."
US President Joe Biden said he was "shocked and saddened" by the attack on the writer.
"Salman Rushdie – with his insight into humanity, with his unmatched sense for story, with his refusal to be intimidated or silenced – stands for essential, universal ideals. Truth. Courage. Resilience. The ability to share ideas without fear," he said.
"These are the building blocks of any free and open society. And today, we reaffirm our commitment to those deeply American values in solidarity with Rushdie and all those who stand for freedom of expression."
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Southeast Asia's largest and western-most nation, Myanmar is at the crossroads between East Asia and South Asia, sharing borders with both Bangladesh and India. The result is an intoxicating blend of cultural influences. Combined with a traditional ways of life that prevails due to decades of isolation following British colonial rule, Myanmar's geography contributes to a sense of 'otherworldliness' not found elsewhere in Asia.
To say that Myanmar (Burma) is undergoing rapid change would be quite an understatement. A land of fascinating history, gracious people and some of the foremost ancient architecture in Southeast Asia, it was nevertheless shunned by the international community for decades due to its repressive military rule. That began to change in 2011, when a transition towards civilian-led government and parliamentary elections ushered in a period of continuing reform and restored diplomatic relations with the U.S., Europe and other global powers. There is still a ways to go, but the developments in Burma are one of the most exciting stories to unfold in Asia in a long time. And with its vast natural resources and proximity to nearly 2.5 billion neighbours in China and India, Burma is poised to play a major role in 21st-century Asia.
Although it ceded its capital status during the years of military rule, Yangon remains the de facto economic, religious, cultural and artistic capital of Myanmar. It is the start and end point of most trips to the country. Known as Rangoon when the likes of George Orwell, Rudyard Kipling, Graham Greene and Somerset Maugham were passing through, Yangon's crumbling colonial remnants seem a world away from the modern, capitalistic bustle that has reshaped other Southeast Asian cities. That all is changing, however, and quickly. This city of 4 million has witnessed a huge influx of foreign visitors in the past years, prompting authorities to modernize the city's infrastructure, telecommunications and hospitality industry. Today, Yangon is poised to lead Myanmar into a new era in its modern history.
For several centuries, Bagan was the capital of the eponymous Bagan kingdom, a powerful empire that first conquered and consolidated the territory of modern-day Myanmar. During this time, Bagan became a prosperous, cosmopolitan city, drawing visitors and travelers from across Southeast Asia. Additionally, over 2,000 ancient temples, stupas, and palaces were erected by the Bagan Empire – many of which still stand today, concentrated on a single plain along the banks of the Irrawaddy River.
Captured by the British from the last of Burma's kings, Mandalay conjures images of Southeast Asia at its most elegant and genteel. Though today it is Myanmar's second largest city, home to 1 million people, it is still possible to glimpse the enchanting land that beckoned Rudyard Kipling: "For the temple-bells are callin', an' it's there that I would be – by the old Moulmein Pagoda, looking lazy at the sea." One of the cultural and spiritual centers of the nation, Mandalay can also be enjoyed as the start or end point of a cruise on board The Road to Mandalay.
Temperate and picturesque, Inle Lake is one of the nation's top attractions. Ringed by mountains and dotted by stupas and monasteries, the lake supports a remarkable, water-based culture, where floating farms grow fruit and vegetables, and many depend on fishing for their livelihood. The neighboring villages are populated by some 70,000 Danaw, Danu, Intha, Kayah, Taung-yo and Shan peoples, who live in houses on stilts over the lake's 45 square-mile (117 square-kilometer) surface. Inle Lake is a pleasant, relaxing addition to any trip; popular activities include bicycling, hiking, boating, and a visit to a series of floating markets and villages.
Luxury in the Wilderness – Enjoy a drink atop a private elephant coach.
A Day in the Life – Experience what it's like to live in rural Myanmar; taste local dishes and explore historical sites.
Explore your spirituality – Visit a monastery and learn about local traditions.
Taste a variety of local dishes – Experience the diverse flavours of Myanmar by sampling foods from different ethnic groups around the country.
Understand Myanmar's culinary culture – Visit popular tea shops, busy fresh markets and family homes to understand the role of food in the local culture.
Learn to prepare Myanmar cuisine – Under the guidance of a local chef, use traditional techniques and family recipes to cook a typical Myanmar meal.
Shop Like a Local – Visit the markets in Bagan, Indein, and Yangon to buy local goods and last-minute gifts.
A View of the Majestic Inle Lake – Plenty of opportunities to appreciate Lake Inle await from riding sightseeing boats to having lunch at a heritage house.
Breathtaking Sites from the Top – Ride a hot air balloon to enjoy unrivaled views of Bagan temples and the Irrawaddy River.
Cook Authentic Local Dishes – Handpick organic herbs to be used for learning how to cook a sumptuous Burmese meal with the help of students.
Explore City Life in Yangon – Walk through the bustling streets of Yangon and see what life is like in rural Myanmar.
Enjoy a Romantic Meal – Toast to a new chapter in life and enjoy a sumptuous meals at the most lavish restaurants and in romantic settings.


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The NAIFF2022- Nepal America International Film Festival will begin with an in-person opening night, screening of the opening film, and meet and greet on Thursday, June 23 at Old Greenbelt Theatre, Greenbelt, Maryland.
Screening of the festival films will be available from Thursday, June 23 through Sunday, June 26 on Eventive.
Panel Discussions, Workshops, and Q&As will be hosted virtually. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions during the zoom, Facebook live.
The festival will close on Sunday, June 26, with an in-person Meet and Greet, the screening of the closing film – at Old Greenbelt Theatre, Greenbelt, Maryland.
Nepal America International Film Festival (NAIFF) is an annual film event organized by the Nepal America Film Society based in Maryland.
The festival showcases all genres of films including feature lengths, documentaries, animations, experimental and shorts from Nepal, America, and other countries. Films from the Global Peace Film Festival Florida are also screened in the Special Sidebar Section. Additionally, films from Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia are screened as DMV Close-up Section.
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8888 unique 3D dog NFT (RuffLife)
Buy an NFT, help a real dog: RuffLife supports BC SPCA to raise funds for animals
RuffLife Rescues is based in Kelowna and will donate 40 per cent of profits
Dec. 17, 2021 12:20 p.m.
There is nothing cryptic about wanting to help animals who are living a rough life.
That's why it was obvious to a Kelowna company to start a fundraiser to assist pets in need.
RuffLife Rescues are launching Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to help the BC SPCA in the hope it will lead up a donation of more than $1 million.
Daniel Gray, founder and CEO of RuffLife Rescues, said this fundraiser for the BC SPCA will create the mix of entrepreneurship, technology, and charitable giving for which Kelowna is famous.
"Our 8888 unique 3D dog NFTs are one-of-kind verifiable assets that are a lot like pieces of digital art. NFTs are popular around the world, but what makes us unique is that we're launching an NFT that gives back to our local community," he said.
NFTs are easy to trade, one-of-a-kind digital assets that are traded on the blockchain.
The digital art will be of dogs that represent 8888 RuffLife Rescues, which can get 'adopted' on the Solana Blockchain shortly after launch. RuffLife NFTs will be purchased exclusively through the minting Dapp.
This unique fundraiser hopes to bring charitable giving into the 21st century by using the profitable NFT sector, explained Gray.
Karin Massar, senior officer of community giving, BC SPCA, said the non-profit is greatful for the support and a portion of the proceeds will go to help animals in their care.
"As young entrepreneurs deeply involved in our community, we wanted to find a way to use our passion for technology to help animals. COVID-19 and recent extreme weather events in British Columbia have put animals in dire need of more support," said Gray.
The fundraiser starts Dec. 20 with RuffLife Rescues donating 40 per cent of its profits to the BC SPCA.
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In this world there are only two animals that can see behind without turning their heads.
They are Parrot & Rabbit.
Animals which have a very wide field of view that actually extends far enough around the head that they can see behind them. These animals would need to have eyes on the sides of their heads, rather than the front. Then, the eyes or the skull, would have to be arranged in such a way that nothing blocked the field of view towards the back.
Yes, rabbits and Parrots eyes are on the side of their head and can swivel ( rotating ) 360 degrees. This is so it can see all predators ( enemies) . They also swivel independently so it can keep it's eyes on 2 predators at once. that's why they are hard to catch.
Rabbit eyes are placed high and to the sides of the skull, allowing the rabbit to see nearly 360 degrees, as well as far above their head.
Parrots, like most prey animals have eye that are widely spaced, on either side of the head. This allows for a wide range of vision (almost a 360 degree field of sight in some species). This means these birds can see things coming at them from almost any direction and angle.


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Title: Connacht
Subject: List of museums in the Republic of Ireland, Irish round tower, Counties of Ireland, Vice-county, ISO 3166-2:IE
Collection: Connacht, Fir Bolg, Provinces of Ireland
Connacht[1]
• Teachta Dála
12 Fine Gael TDs
3 Fianna Fáil TDs
2 Labour Party TDs
2 Independent TDs
1 Sinn Féin TD
17,788 km2 (6,867 sq mi)
Population (2011)[2]
IE-C
Patron Saint: Kieran the Younger[3]
Connacht or Connaught[1] [4] (Irish: Connacht[1] or Cúige Chonnacht) is one of the Provinces of Ireland situated in the west of the country. Up to the 9th century it consisted of several independent major kingdoms (Lúighne, Uí Maine, Iarthar Connacht). Between the reigns of Conchobar mac Taidg Mór (died 882) and his descendant, Aedh mac Ruaidri Ó Conchobair (reigned 1228–33), it became a kingdom under the rule of the Uí Briúin Ai dynasty, whose ruling sept adopted the surname Ua Conchobair.
At its greatest extent, it incorporated the often independent Kingdom of Breifne, as well as vassalage from the lordships of western Mide and west Leinster. The Kingdom of Connacht collapsed in the 1230s because of civil war within the royal dynasty, which enabled widespread Norman settlement under Richard Mór de Burgh, 1st Baron of Connaught.
The province of Connacht has the greatest number of native Irish speakers at between 5–10% (40,000–55,000) of the population. There are several important Irish-speaking areas in Counties Galway and Mayo.
Following the Norman invasion of Ireland, the ancient kingdoms were shired into a number of counties for administrative and judicial purposes. In later centuries, local government legislation has seen further sub-division of the historic counties. The province of Connacht has no official function for local government purposes, but it is an officially recognised subdivision of the Irish state. It is listed on ISO-3166-2 as one of the four provinces of Ireland and "IE-C" is attributed to Connacht as its country sub-division code. Along with counties from other provinces, Connacht lies in the Midlands-North-West constituency for elections to the European Parliament.
Irish language 1
Geography and political divisions 3
Physical geography 3.1
Largest settlements (2011) 3.2
Sport in Connacht 6
Early history 7.1
The Kingdom of Connacht 7.2
Kings and High Kings 7.3
High medieval era 7.4
Confederate and Williamite Wars 7.5
Early modern era 7.6
The Famine to World War One 7.7
In the Annals of Ulster 7.8
References to the Arts c.1100 to 1700 7.9
The Irish language is spoken in the Gaeltacht areas of Counties Mayo and Galway, the largest being in the west of County Galway. The Galway Gaeltacht is the largest Irish-speaking region in Ireland covering Cois Fharraige, parts of Connemara, Conamara Theas, Aran Islands, Dúithche Sheoigeach and Galway City Gaeltacht. Irish-speaking areas in County Mayo can be found in Iorras, Acaill and Tourmakeady. According to the 2011 census Irish is spoken outside of the education system on a daily basis by 14,600 people.[2]
There are between 40,000–55,000 Irish speakers in the province, over 30,000 in Galway and more than 6,000 in Mayo. There is also the 4,265 attending the 18 Gaelscoils (Irish language primary schools) and three Gaelcholáiste (Irish language secondary schools) outside the Gaeltacht across the province. Between 7% and 10% of the province are either native Irish speakers from the Gaeltacht, in Irish medium education or native Irish speakers who no longer live in Gaeltacht areas but still live in the province.
Connacht Irish
History of the Irish language
The GDP of the province of Connacht is around 15 bn euro.
GDP €
GDP per person €
West Region 380,000 Galway, Mayo & Roscommon Galway €13.8 bn €31,500
Border Region 430,000 Sligo & Leitrim Sligo €10.7 bn €21,100
Geography and political divisions
The province is divided into five counties; Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo. It is the smallest of the four Irish provinces, with a population of 542,547. Galway is the only city.
Glencar Waterfall at Glencar Lough, County Leitrim
The highest point of Connacht is Mweelrea (814 m), in County Mayo. The largest island in Connacht (and Ireland) is Achill. The biggest lake is Lough Corrib.
Much of the west coast (e.g. Connemara and Erris) is ruggedly inhospitable and not conducive for agriculture. It contains the main mountainous areas in Connacht, including the Twelve Bens, Maumturks, Mweelrea, Croagh Patrick, Nephin Beg, Ox Mountains, and Dartry Mountains.
Killary Harbour, one of only three fjords in Ireland, is located at the foot of Mweelrea. Connemara National Park is in County Galway. The Aran Islands, featuring prehistoric forts such as Dún Aonghasa, have been a regular tourist destination since the 19th century.
Inland areas such as east Galway, Roscommon and Sligo have enjoyed greater historical population density due to better agricultural land and infrastructure.
Rivers and lakes include the River Moy, River Corrib, the Shannon, Lough Mask, Lough Melvin, Lough Allen and Lough Gill.
The largest urban area in Connacht is Galway, with a population of 76,778. Other large towns in Connacht are Sligo (19,452), Castlebar (12,318) and Ballina (11,086).
Largest settlements (2011)
1 Galway County Galway 76,778
2 Sligo County Sligo 20,000
3 Castlebar County Mayo 12,318
4 Ballina County Mayo 10,361[6]
5 Tuam County Galway 8,242
6 Ballinasloe County Galway 6,659
7 Roscommon County Roscommon 5,693
8 Westport County Mayo 5,543[6]
9 Loughrea County Galway 5,062
10 Oranmore County Galway 4,799
11 Carrick-on-Shannon County Leitrim 3,980
12 Claremorris County Mayo 3,979
13 Athenry County Galway 3,950
The name Connacht comes from the medieval ruling dynasty, the Connacht, later Connachta, whose name means "descendants of Conn", from the mythical king Conn of the Hundred Battles. Originally Connacht was a singular collective noun, but it came to be used only in the plural Connachta, partly by analogy with plural names of other dynastic territories like Ulaid and Laigin, and partly because the Connachta split into different branches.[7] Before the Connachta dynasty, the province (cúige, "fifth") was known as Cóiced Ol nEchmacht. In Modern Irish, the province is usually called Cúige Chonnacht, "the Province of Connacht", where Chonnacht is plural genitive case with lenition of the C to Ch.
The usual English spelling in Ireland since the Gaelic revival is Connacht, the spelling of the disused Irish singular. The official English spelling during English and British rule was the anglicisation Connaught, pronounced or .[8] This was used for the Connaught Rangers in the British Army; in the title of Queen Victoria's son Arthur, Duke of Connaught; and the Connaught Hotel, London, named after the Duke in 1917. Usage of the Connaught spelling is now in decline. State bodies use Connacht, for example in Central Statistics Office census reports since 1926,[9] and the name of the Connacht–Ulster European Parliament constituency of 1979–2004,[10][11][12] although Connaught occurs in some statutes.[13][14] Among newspapers, the Connaught Telegraph (founded 1830) retains the anglicised spelling in its name, whereas the Connacht Tribune (founded 1909) uses the Gaelic.
Connacht–Ulster was one of Ireland's four regional constituencies for elections to the European Parliament until it was superseded in 2004 by the constituency of North-West.
Sport in Connacht
Galway United F.C. in the League of Ireland Premier Division
Sligo Rovers F.C. in the League of Ireland Premier Division
Castlebar Celtic W.F.C. in the National League
Galway W.F.C. in the National League
Moycullen Basketball in Basketball Ireland Premier League
Maree Basketball in Basketball Ireland Division 1
NUIG Mystics in Basketball Ireland Division 1
Connacht Cricket Union
Connacht GAA
Galway GAA
Leitrim GAA
Mayo GAA
Roscommon GAA
Sligo GAA
Connacht Rugby in the Pro12
Buccaneers RFC in the All-Ireland League
Galway Corinthians RFC in the All-Ireland League
Galwegians RFC in the All-Ireland League
Sligo RFC in the All-Ireland League
Connacht Rugby in the Irish Inter-Provincial Championship
Galwegians RFC in Division 1 of the All-Ireland League
Sligo RFC in Division 2 North of the All-Ireland League
Listoghil Complex, Carrowmore, County Sligo, with a small satellite tomb, tomb 52, in the foreground
Up to the early historic era, Connacht then included County Clare, and was known as Cóiced Ol nEchmacht. It is said that the Fir Bolg ruled all of Ireland right before the Tuatha Dé Danann arrived. When the Fir Bolg were defeated, the Tuatha Dé Danann were so touched by the courage of their enemy that they would give them a quarter of Ireland. They chose Connacht.
Sites such as the Céide Fields, Knocknarea, Listoghil, Carrowkeel Megalithic Cemetery and Rathcroghan, all demonstrate intensive occupation of Connacht far back into prehistory.
Enigmatic artefacts such as the Turoe stone and the Castlestrange stone, whatever their purpose, denote the ambition and achievement of those societies, and their contact with the La Tène culture of mainland Europe.
In the early historic era (c. 400-c.500), Ol nEchmacht was not a single unified kingdom. It instead comprised dozens of major and minor túath; rulers of larger túath (Maigh Seóla, Uí Maine, Aidhne and Máenmaige) were accorded high kingly status, while peoples such as the Gailenga, Corco Moga and Senchineoil were lesser peoples given the status of Déisi. All were termed kingdoms, but according to a graded status, denoting each according the likes of lord, count, earl, king.
Early peoples and kingdoms of Ireland, c.800.
Some of the more notable peoples included the following:
Auteini – County Roscommon/County Galway
Conmaicne – west coast, and northern areas of, County Galway
Dartraige – north-west County Leitrim
Delbhna – south County Roscommon, and both sides of the Lough Corrib
Erdini – County Leitrim/County Cavan
Fir Craibe – County Clare (then part of Connacht) and south-west Galway
Fir Domnann – west coast of Mayo
Gamhanraigh – North Mayo
Nagnatae – County Sligo
Soghain – most of east-central County Galway
Tuatha Taiden – east Galway and south Roscommon
For an extensive list of nations known to have resided in Connacht during this era, see Cóiced Ol nEchmacht.
By the 5th century, the pre-historic tribal polities were giving way to dynasties. Older nations such as the Auteini and Nagnatae – recorded by Ptolemy (c. AD 90–c. 168) in Geography – gave way to dynastic hereditary rule. This is demonstrated in the noun moccu in names such as Muirchu moccu Machtheni, which indicated a person was of the Machtheni people. As evidenced by kings such as Mac Cairthinn mac Coelboth (died 446) and Ailill Molt (died c. 482), even by the 5th century the gens was giving way to kinship all over Ireland, as both men were identified as of the Uí Enechglaiss and Uí Fiachrach dynasties, not of tribes. By 700, moccu had been entirely replaced by mac and hua (later Mac and Ó).
During the mid-8th century, what is now County Clare was absorbed into Thomond by the Déisi Tuisceart. It has remained a part of the province of Munster ever since.
The name Connacht arose from the most successful of these early dynasties, The Connachta. By 1050, they had extended their rule from Rathcroghan in north County Roscommon to large areas of what are now County Galway, County Mayo, County Sligo, County Leitrim. The dynastic term was from then on applied to the overall geographic area containing those counties, and has remained so ever since.
One of hundreds of small initials from the Book of Kells, in a script known as "insular majuscule," a variety of uncial script that originated in early medieval Ireland.
Cath Maige Mucrama – epic concerning a battle that took place between Athenry and Clarenbridge
Goidelic substrate hypothesis – concerning pre-Gaelic languages of Ireland
Esker Riada – used as one of the principal prehistoric Irish roadways, the Sli Mor,
Hibernia – Ireland in Greek and Roman accounts
Insular art – post-Roman native art of Ireland and Great Britain
Medb – legendary Queen of Connacht
Táin Bó Cúailnge – Irish epic, partly set in Connacht
Táin Bó Flidhais – Irish epic, set in Erris
Trícha cét – Gaelic territorial unit
Túath – Gaelic social/political division
The Kingdom of Connacht
Ireland's main kingdoms as of 1014. Clockwise from the north-east they are Ulaidh, Airgíalla, Mide, Laigin, Munster, Connaught, Breifne and Aileach. The city-states of Dyflin, Weisforthe, Vedrafjord, Corcach and Luimneach are shown. Missing are kingdoms of Osraighe and Uí Maine.
The most successful sept of the Connachta were the Ó Conchobair of Síol Muireadaigh. They derived their surname from Conchobar mac Taidg Mór (c.800–882), from whom all subsequent Ó Conchobair Kings of Connacht descended.
Conchobar was a nominal vassal of Máel Sechnaill mac Máele Ruanaid, High King of Ireland (died 862). He married Máel Sechnaill's daughter, Ailbe, and had sons Áed mac Conchobair (died 888), Tadg mac Conchobair (died 900) and Cathal mac Conchobair (died 925), all of whom subsequently reigned. Conchobar and his sons's descendants expanded the power of the Síl Muiredaig south into Ui Maine, west into Iar Connacht, and north into Uí Fiachrach Muaidhe and Bréifne.
By the reign of Áed in Gai Bernaig (1046–1067), Connacht's kings ruled much what is now the province. Yet the Ó Conchobair's contended for control with their cousins, the Ua Ruairc of Uí Briúin Bréifne. Four Ua Ruairc's achieved rule of the kingdom – Fergal Ua Ruairc (956–967), Art Uallach Ua Ruairc (1030–1046), Áed Ua Ruairc (1067–1087), and Domnall Ua Ruairc (1098–1102). In addition, the usurper Flaithbertaigh Ua Flaithbertaigh gained the kingship in 1092 by the expedient of blinding King Ruaidrí na Saide Buide. After 1102 the Ua Ruairc's and Ua Flaithbertaigh's were subborned and confined to their own kingdoms of Bréifne and Iar Connacht. From then till the death of the last king in 1474, the kingship was held exclusively by the Ó Conchobair's.
The single most substantial sub-kingdom in Connacht was Uí Maine, which at it maximum extant enclosed central and south County Roscommon, central, east-central and south County Galway, along with the territory of Lusmagh in Munster. Their rulers bore the surname Ó Cellaigh.
Though the Ó Cellaigh's were never elevated to the provincial kingship, Ui Maine existed as a semi-independent kingdom both before and after the demise of the Connacht kingship. Notable rulers of Ui Maine included
Máine Mór (c. 357?–407?)
Marcán mac Tommáin (died 653)
Tadhg Mór Ua Cellaigh (reigned 985–1014)
Conchobar Maenmaige Ua Cellaigh (r.1145–1180)
Tadhg Ó Cellaigh (died 1316)
William Buidhe Ó Cellaigh (c.1349-c.1381)
Maelsechlainn mac Tadhg Ó Cellaigh (reigned c. 1499–1511)
Kings and High Kings
Stone carving of Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair from Cong Abbey
Under kings Tairrdelbach Ua Conchobair (1088–1156) and his son Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair (c.1120–1198) Connacht became one of the five dominant kingdoms on the island. Tairrdelbach and Ruaidrí became the first men from west of the Shannon to gain the title Ard-Rí na hÉireann (High King of Ireland). In the latter's case, he was recognised all over the island in 1166 as Rí Éireann, or King of Ireland.
Tairrdelbach was highly innovative, building the first stone castles in Ireland, and more controversially, introducing the policy of primogeniture to a hostile Gaelic polity. Castles were built in the 1120s at Galway (where he based his fleet), Dunmore, Sligo and Ballinasloe, where he dug a new six-mile canal to divert the river Suck around the castle of Dun Ló. Churches, monasteries and dioceses were re-founded or created, works such as the Corpus Missal, the High Cross of Tuam and the Cross of Cong were sponsored by him.
Tairrdelbach annexed the Kingdom of Mide; its rulers, the Clann Cholmáin, became his vassals. This brought two of Ireland's five main kingdoms under the direct control of Connacht. He also asserted control over Dublin, which was even then being recognised as a kind of national capital.
His son, Ruaidrí, became king of Connacht "without any opposition" in 1156. One of his first acts as king was arresting three of his twenty-two brothers, "Brian Breifneach, Brian Luighneach, and Muircheartach Muimhneach" to prevent them from usurping him. He blinded Brian Breifneach as an extra precaution.
Ruaidrí was compelled to recognise Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn as Ard-Rí, though he went to war with him in 1159. Mac Lochlainn's murder in 1166 left Ruaidrí the unopposed ruler of all Ireland. He was crowned in 1166 at Dublin, "took the kingship of Ireland ...[and was] inaugurated king as honourably as any king of the Gaeidhil was ever inaugurated;" He was the first and last native ruler who was recognised by the Gaelic-Irish as full King of Ireland.
However, his expulsion of Dermot MacMurrough later that year brought about the Norman invasion of Ireland in 1169. Ruaidrí's inept response to events led to rebellion by his sons in 1177, and his deposition by Conchobar Maenmaige Ua Conchobair in 1183.
Ruaidrí died at Cong in 1198, noted as the annals as late "King of Connacht and of All Ireland, both the Irish and the English."
Had the Norman invasion of Ireland not occurred, the Ó Conchobair dynasty may well have established themselves as the royal family of Ireland. The senior head of the clan, the O'Conor Don, is still recognised as the presumptive claimant to the throne of Ireland, should it ever be re-established.
High medieval era
Connacht was first raided by the Anglo-Normans in 1177 but not until 1237 did encastellation begin under Richard Mor de Burgh (c. 1194–1242). New towns were founded (Athenry, Headford, Castlebar) or former settlements expanded (Sligo, Roscommon, Loughrea, Ballymote). Both Gael and Gall acknowledged the supreme lordship of the Earl of Ulster; after the murder of the last earl in 1333, the Anglo-Irish split into different factions, the most powerful emerging as Bourke of Mac William Eighter in north Connacht, and Burke of Clanricarde in the south. They were regularly in and out of alliance with equally powerful Gaelic lords and kings such as Ó Conchobair of Síol Muireadaigh, Ó Cellaigh of Ui Maine and Mac Diarmata of Moylurg, in addition to extraprovincial powers such as Ó Briain of Thomond, FitzGerald of Kildare, Ó Domhnaill of Tír Chonaill.
Lesser lords of both races included Mac Donnchadha, Mac Goisdelbh, Mac Bhaldrin, Mac Siurtain, Ó hEaghra, Ó Flaithbeheraigh, Ó Dubhda, Ó Seachnasaigh, Ó Manacháin, Seoighe, Ó Máille, Ó Ruairc, Ó Madadháin, Bairéad, Ó Máel Ruanaid, Ó hEidhin, Ó Finnaghtaigh, Ó Fallmhain, Breathneach, Mac Airechtaig, Ó Neachtain, Ó hAllmhuráin, Ó Fathaigh.
Galway map of c. 1651 displaying the medieval town, which now forms the modern city centre
Independent from both Gael and Gall was the town of Galway, the only significant urban area in the province. After expelling the Burkes of Clanricarde, its inhabitants governed themselves under charter of the king of England. Its merchant families, The Tribes of Galway, traded within Ireland, as well as England, France and Spain till it was reckoned one of Ireland's most eminent towns. It was something of an oddity as it was ruled by a merchant middle class of elected freemen, whereas both Gaelic-Irish and Anglo-Irish lordships were inherited by those of noble blood, or violently seized. Its mayor enjoyed supreme power but only for the length of his office, rarely more than a year. Galway's inhabitants were of mixed descent, its families bearing surnames of Gaelic, French, English, Welsh, Norman and other origins. In contrast to much of the rest of the province, they were literate and multi-lingual and actively sought the protection of the English Crown. They however remained devout Catholics, which displeased the Anglo-Irish administration, and later, the House of Stuart.
Connacht was the site of two of the bloodiest battles in Irish history, the Second Battle of Athenry (1316) and the Battle of Knockdoe (1504). The casualties of both battles were measured in several thousand, unusually high for Irish warfare. A third battle at Aughrim in 1691 resulted in an estimated 10,000 deaths.
All of Connacht's lordships remained in states of full or semi-independence from other Gaelic-Irish and Anglo-Irish rulers till the late 16th century, when the Tudor conquest of Ireland (c. 1534–1603) brought all under the direct rule of King James I of England. The counties were created from c. 1569 onwards.
Confederate and Williamite Wars
During the 17th century representatives from Connacht played leading roles in Confederate Ireland and during the Williamite War in Ireland. Its main town, Galway, endured several sieges (see Sieges of Galway), while warfare, plague, famine and sectarian massacres killed about a third of the population by 1655.
One of the last battles fought in pre-20th century Ireland occurred in Connacht, the Battle of Aughrim on 12 July 1691.
Connacht was mainly at peace between 1691 and 1798. A population explosion in the early 18th century was curbed by the Irish Famine (1740–1741), which led to many deaths and some emigration. Its memory has been overshadowed by the Great Famine (Ireland) one hundred years later.
The Republic of Connacht set the foundation for the Republic of IrelandFrench client republic established by the French Revolutionary Army and United Irishmen during the Irish Rebellion of 1798 It was the only the third and decisive time an English army was defeated on Irish soil.The other occasions being William the Conqueror and William of Orange. The general whom led the campaign later was active with general Andrew Jackson (Old Hickory) at New Orleans. This champion of the rights of man, general Jean Joseph Humbert is cited for exceptional bravery by President Jacksons biographer Remeni. New Orleans is today still under the Napoleonic code legal system which dispenses with English legal precedent in favour of less costly legal decisions by a Napoleonic judge. The United States Congress recognizes such legal changes .Connacht are therefore eligible to be considered for such a legal system an alternative to the now defunct English common law which is not appropriate for a modern European republic. This is why the actions at Castlebar in August 1798 and through September 9 of the same year are significant as it was the greatest military defeat s British army ever suffered in Ireland with several British standards captured second line troops routed and green dragoons set to flight.[15][16] It lasted for about 12 days, from 27 August to 8 September, and comprised the northern part of the province of Connacht.
Learned people from the province in this era included the following:
Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh, Gaelic scribe, translator, historian and genealogist (fl. 1640-1671).
Richard Lynch, theologian (1611–1676)
Ruaidhrí Ó Flaithbheartaigh, chronology and antiquarian (1629-c.1718)
Francis Martin, Professor of Greek and theologian (1652–1722)
John Fergus, member of Ó Neachtáin literary circle (c.1700-c.1761)
Tomás Ó Caiside, soldier and poet (c.1709–1733?)
Charles O'Conor (historian) (1710–1791)
Count Patrick D'Arcy, mathematician and soldier (1725–1779)
Richard Kirwan, scientist (1733–1812)
Riocard Bairéad, poet (1740–1819)
William James MacNeven, physician and scientist (1763–1841)
William Higgins, chemist (1763–1825)
Antoine Ó Raifteiri bard (1784–1835)
James Hardiman, folklorist and historian (1792–1855)
Joseph Patrick Haverty, painter (1794–1864)
James Curley, astronomer and mathematician (1796–1880)
Colm de Bhailís, songwriter (1796–1906)
William Cunningham Blest, medical pioneer (1800–1884
John Birmingham, Astronomer and geologist (1816–1884
William Larminie, poet and folklorist (1849–1900)
Augusta, Lady Gregory, dramatist and arts patron (1852–1932)
George Moore (novelist) (1852–1933)
Louis Brennan, inventor (1852–1932)
Percy French, songwriter, (1854–1920)
William Butler Yeats, poet (1865–1939)
Violet Florence Martin, novelist and short story writer (1862–1915)
Grace Rhys, writer (1865–1929)
Eva Gore-Booth, dramatist (1870–1926)
Margaret Burke Sheridan, Opera singer (1889–1958)
The Famine to World War One
Connacht was the worst hit area in Ireland during the Great Famine, in particular counties Mayo and Roscommon. In the Census of 1841, the population of Connacht stood at 1,418,859, highest ever recorded. By 1851, the population had fallen to 1,010,031 and would continue to decline until the late 20th century. [2]
In the Annals of Ulster
Historical references to Connacht are generally accepted from the early 6th century onwards, commencing with the battle of Claenloch between the Ui Fiachrach Aidhne and the Ui Maine. It is though that Claenloch is what is now called Coole Lough, four miles north of Gort, in County Galway.
References to the Arts c.1100 to 1700
Literary and historical works were produced in Connacht during these centuries included the Book of Ballymote (c.1391), the Great Book of Lecan (between 1397 and 1418), An Leabhar Breac (c. 1411), Egerton 1782 (early 16th century), and The Book of the Burkes (c.1580). Writers and learned people of the times included:
Signature page from the Annals of the Four Masters, Peregrine Ó Duibhgeannain's signature is last in the list
Aindileas Ua Chlúmháin, poet, died 1170
Muireadhach Albanach, Crusader, fl. 1213–1228
Flann Óge Ó Domhnalláin, ollamh of Connacht, died 1342
Aed mac Conchbair Mac Aodhagáin, bard, 1330–1359
Seán Mór Ó Dubhagáin, historian, died 1372
Murchadh Ó Cuindlis, scribe, fl. 1398–1411
Giolla Íosa Mór Mac Fhirbhisigh, historian, fl. 1390–1418
Tadhg Dall Ó hUiginn, poet, murdered 1591
Baothghalach Mór Mac Aodhagáin, poet, 1550–1600
Nehemiah Donnellan Archbishop of Tuam, translated New Testament into Irish, died 1609
Flaithri Ó Maolconaire, theologian, 1560-18 November 1629
Peregrine Ó Duibhgeannain, scribe of the Annals of the Four Masters, fl. 1627–1636
Patrick D'Arcy, author of the constitution of Confederate Ireland, 1598–1668
Mary Bonaventure Browne, religious writer and historian, born after 1610
Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh, compiler of Leabhar na nGenealach, fl. 1643–1671
Daibhidh Ó Duibhgheannáin, scribe, compiler, poet, died 1696
Thomas Connellan, composer, c. 1640/1645–1698
Galway city
Connacht Senior Football Championship
Grace O'Malley
Kings of Umaill
Kings of Ui Fiachrach Muaidhe
Kings of Ui Maine
Kings of Luighne Connacht
Kings of Sliabh Lugha
Corca Fhir Trí
List of Cities and Towns in Connacht by population
Coin of Connaught
The Connaught Rangers
Duke of Connaught
Kings of Connacht
Lords of Connaught
^ a b c ISO 3166-2 Newsletter II-1, 19 February 2010, which gives "Connaught" as the official English name of the Province and "Connacht" as the official Irish name of the Province and cites "Ordnance Survey Office, Dublin 1993" as its source – http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_3166-2_newsletter_ii-1_corrected_2010-02-19.pdf
^ a b "Province Connacht".
^ Challoner, Richard. A Memorial of Ancient British Piety: or, a British Martyrology, p. 127. W. Needham, 1761. Accessed 14 March 2013.
^ John Wells
^ http://appsso.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/nui/submitViewTableAction.do
^ a b http://www.cso.ie/en/media/csoie/census/documents/census2011vol1andprofile1/Census%202011%20-%20Population%20Classified%20by%20Area.pdf
^ O'Rahilly, T. F. (1942). "Notes, Mainly Etymological". Ériu (Royal Irish Academy) 13: 157.
^ Wells, John C. (2008). Longman Pronunciation Dictionary. Pearson Longman. s.v. Connacht; Connaught.
^ "Population of Saorstát Éireann and of each Province at each Census since 1881 and the Numbers of Marriages, Births and Deaths Registered in each Intercensal Period since 1871" (PDF). Census 1926 Volume 1 - Population, Area and Valuation of each DED and each larger Unit of Area. CSO. Retrieved 15 June 2014.
^ "European Assembly Elections Act, 1977, Schedule 2".
^ "European Parliament Elections Act, 1993, Section 9".
^ "European Parliament Elections Act, 1997, Schedule 3".
^ "S.I. No. 91/2014 - Statistics (Carriage of Passengers, Freight and Mail by Air) Order 2013.".
^ "S.I. No. 200/1987 - Garda Síochána (Associations) (Superintendents and Chief Superintendents) Regulations, 1987.".
^ Beiner, Guy, Remembering the Year of the French: Irish Folk History and Social Memory, University of Wisconsin Press (2007) ISBN 0-299-21824-4 p. 6
^ "County Mayo: An Outline History; Part 3 – 1600 to 1800". Mayo Ireland.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlkik/ihm/connacht.htm#mua
Census 2011 – Galway Gaeltacht stats
Census 2011 – Mayo Gaeltacht stats
Gaeltacht Comprehensive Language Study 2007
Gaelscoil stats
Kingdom of Connacht
Túatha
Uí Briúin Ai
Uí Briúin Seola
Uí Briúin Bréifne
Uí Fiachrach Aidne
Uí Fiachrach Muaidhe
Uí Maine
Uí Maille
Cenél Cairpre
Three Tuathas
Magh Luirg
Conmaicne Mara
Conmaicne Magh Réin
Muintir Eolais
Conmaicne Cuile Toladh
Ciarraige Áei
Ciarraige Airtech
Ciarraige Locha na nÁirne
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Sogaine
Deirgtine
Luigne
Gailenga
Delbhna
Éile
Cálraighe
Dartraighe
Masraige
Partraige
Fir Domnann
Fir Craibe
Dál nDruithne
Gregraige
Reigning clans
Kindreds
Uí Fiachrach Aidhne
Uí Briúin Seóla
Septs
Ó Flaithbertaigh
Successor realms
Kingdom of Moylurg
Kingdom of Uí Maine
Kingdom of Uí Díarmata
Kingdom of East Breifne
Kingdom of West Breifne
Lordship of Ireland
Kingdom of Ireland
List of kings of Connacht
Cóiced Ol nEchmacht
Counties of Ireland
The counties are listed per province
Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown
South Dublin
Antrim†
Armagh†
Down†
Fermanagh†
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Tyrone†
Italics denote non-administrative counties.
Brackets denote non-traditional counties.
†denotes non-administrative counties of Northern Ireland
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County Leitrim
Carrick-on-Shannon, County Cavan, Connacht, County Donegal, County Fermanagh
Munster Rugby, Cork (city), Rugby Union, County Clare, Cork GAA
Munster, Leinster, Northern Ireland, Ulster, Connacht
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Republic of Ireland, Munster, Leinster, Connacht, Northern Ireland
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How to Implement ON DELETE SET NULL Constraint in Oracle 10g Database.
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Our faves from the Time 100 list
Time magazine recently published its annual list of "The 100 Most Influential People" and it was great to see some of our favourites recognised for their achievements over the last year.
Of course, what makes this list even more distinctive is that the honourees are endorsed by their peers and other high profile names who really understand their craft.
The Time 100 includes pioneers, leaders, talents and icons. Here are some of our favourite personalities on the 2017's list.
Colson Whitehead – the celebrated author of The Underground Railroad (part of our 10 books to have read in 2016 article), as well as six other novels.
"I've been a student of African-American history since about age 14, and I thought I knew just about everything there was to know about slavery and the Freedom Train. But that's what's so powerful about great literature: it deepens your perspective, opens your consciousness and allows you to be in the shoes of its characters, journeying alongside them."
Jordan Peele – actor, comedian and filmmaker. He debuted as a director on the film Get Out which is still enjoying cult success. Peele created a new genre dealing with racism in a satirical form.
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Barry Jenkins
Alicia Keys – singer and songwriter whose music shows authenticity and vulnerability.
"In the entertainment industry, there is intense pressure to conform in order to create an easily marketable product. But if you listen to Alicia's music, learn about her Keep a Child Alive foundation or witness her life, you know that she is not a product of anyone but God, her family and her truth."
Ava Du Vernay – director and screenwriter. Her point of view is original and inspiring, reflecting different perspectives other than her own.
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Simone Biles – an artistic gymnast and all round Olympian in the truest sense of the word.
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David Adjaye – the amazing architect and lead designer of the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington D.C.
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namespace PHP_CodeSniffer\Standards\Squiz\Sniffs\Debug;

use PHP_CodeSniffer\Sniffs\Sniff;
use PHP_CodeSniffer\Files\File;
use PHP_CodeSniffer\Config;

class JSLintSniff implements Sniff
{

    /**
     * A list of tokenizers this sniff supports.
     *
     * @var array
     */
    public $supportedTokenizers = array('JS');

    /**
     * Returns the token types that this sniff is interested in.
     *
     * @return int[]
     */
    public function register()
    {
        return array(T_OPEN_TAG);

    }//end register()

    /**
     * Processes the tokens that this sniff is interested in.
     *
     * @param \PHP_CodeSniffer\Files\File $phpcsFile The file where the token was found.
     * @param int                         $stackPtr  The position in the stack where
     *                                               the token was found.
     *
     * @return void
     * @throws PHP_CodeSniffer_Exception If jslint.js could not be run
     */
    public function process(File $phpcsFile, $stackPtr)
    {
        $rhinoPath  = Config::getExecutablePath('jslint');
        $jslintPath = Config::getExecutablePath('jslint');
        if ($rhinoPath === null || $jslintPath === null) {
            return;
        }

        $fileName = $phpcsFile->getFilename();

        $rhinoPath  = escapeshellcmd($rhinoPath);
        $jslintPath = escapeshellcmd($jslintPath);

        $cmd = "$rhinoPath \"$jslintPath\" ".escapeshellarg($fileName);
        $msg = exec($cmd, $output, $retval);

        if (is_array($output) === true) {
            foreach ($output as $finding) {
                $matches    = array();
                $numMatches = preg_match('/Lint at line ([0-9]+).*:(.*)$/', $finding, $matches);
                if ($numMatches === 0) {
                    continue;
                }

                $line    = (int) $matches[1];
                $message = 'jslint says: '.trim($matches[2]);
                $phpcsFile->addWarningOnLine($message, $line, 'ExternalTool');
            }
        }

        // Ignore the rest of the file.
        return ($phpcsFile->numTokens + 1);

    }//end process()

}//end class


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Michael Dowling (* 1958 in Port Jefferson, New York), ist ein amerikanischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler. Er ist Professor für Innovations- und Technologiemanagement an der Universität Regensburg.

Werdegang
Dowling studierte an der University of Texas in Austin (Bachelor of Arts with High Honors), Harvard University (Master of Science) und University of Texas at Austin (Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration). Als Austauschstudent studierte er auch zwei Jahre an der Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München. Weiterhin arbeitete er als Research Scholar bei dem Internationalen Institut für Angewandte Systemanalyse (IIASA) in Laxenburg, Österreich, und als Research Analyst bei McKinsey & Company in Düsseldorf.

Nach der Promotion war Dowling von 1988 bis 1994 als Assistant Professor an der University of Georgia, USA, tätig und wurde dort 1995 zum Associate Professor mit Tenure befördert. Im Sommersemester 1990 war er Gastforscher am Institut für Organisation an der LM Universität München bei Eberhard Witte und im Sommersemester 1994 an der Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg am Lehrstuhl für Unternehmensführung bei Steinmann. 1995 erhielt er Rufe an die Universität Paderborn, an die Universität Bayreuth sowie auf den Stiftungslehrstuhl für Innovations- und Technologiemanagement an der Universität Regensburg. Den Ruf an die Universität Regensburg nahm er an und wurde mit Wirkung vom 1. Juli 96 ernannt. 1999 erhielt er einen Ruf an die Universität zu Köln. 2004 erhielt er Rufe an die Handelshochschule Leipzig und an die University of Lausanne in der Schweiz.

Seine Forschungsgebiete sind: Strategisches Management, Innovations- und Technologiemanagement, Entrepreneurship und Internationales Management. Er hat Forschungsartikel in folgenden Fachzeitschriften veröffentlicht: Die Betriebswirtschaft, Strategic Management Journal, Management Science, California Management Review, Journal of Management Inquiry, Journal of Industrial and Corporate Change, Research Policy, Business Horizons, Columbia Journal of World Business, Journal of High Technology Management Research, Telematics and Informatics und Telecommunications Policy.

Er hat verschiedene Stipendien und Auszeichnungen erhalten: Preis für gute Lehre des Freistaates Bayern, Phi Beta Kappa, Rotary International, ein Fulbright-Stipendium und ein SEL Stiftungsstipendium.

Seit 1. Januar 2014 ist Michael Dowling Vorstandsvorsitzender des Münchner Kreises. Zudem ist er seit Oktober 2015 ordentliches Mitglied der deutschen Akademie der Technikwissenschaften.

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Geboren 1958
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Q: Regex expression not removing inline css from Html String Background
Currently have a console app that gets email from 0365 outlook account, I am using the outlook api 2.0
Problem
I am accessing the email's body using the api, however the body comes in as a html string.  I am using my go to regex functionality which removes the html tags, however outlook adds a css class to to their Html which is basically making my regex expression obsolete.
Code
string body = "

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<meta content="text/html; charset=us-ascii">
<meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Word 15 (filtered medium)">

Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail is intended only for the addressee named above. It contains information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from use and disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified
 that any review, disclosure, copying, or dissemination of this transmission, or taking of any action in reliance on its contents, or other use is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please reply to the sender listed above
 immediately and permanently delete this message from your inbox. Thank you for your cooperation.

";
string viewString1 = Regex.Replace(body, "<.*?>", string.Empty);
string viewString12 = viewString1.Replace(" ", string.Empty);

Results from my Regular expression

Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail is intended only for the addressee named above. It contains information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from use and disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified
 that any review, disclosure, copying, or dissemination of this transmission, or taking of any action in reliance on its contents, or other use is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please reply to the sender listed above
 immediately and permanently delete this message from your inbox. Thank you for your cooperation.

Objective
I will need to able strip html tags from the string, and also remove the css classes which outlook places in to the body.

A: You can replace  with String.Empty with the regex option Singleline(that makes . match new lines):
string viewString1 = Regex.Replace(body, "<.*?>", string.Empty, RegexOptions.Singleline);

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