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Who is Olga Buzova
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Born Olga Buzova family ordinary employees. When the She graduated with aerebryanoy medal high school, I immediately entered the renowned University of St. Petersburg at the Faculty of Geography and Geo-ecology, which finished two thousand eighth year with honors. Instagram Buzov can be found at the link.
In the year two thousand and four girlHe became a member of the popular reality show "Dom-2", in the hope of still arrange a personal life. For several years Buzova lived on this project, and even became the results of voting it is the audience, the best TV project participant, as well as his only hero for all time of its existence. And also I would like to note that it is suchalk become, from a simple participant, leading the show.
When she was in on the project, then she began her career as a TV presenter. From 2005 to 2006 Olga with the famous Roman Tretyakov on the TV channel "TNT" led youth talk show, entitled "Novelthe Buzov. "This project was very successful and quickly gained enormous popularity among all viewers. With this, the guys began leading her eponymous talk show on the radio" Pops ".
Olga Buzova in 2007 became the leader of its ownth column, titled "Caution, stylists!", which was shown in the program "Morning on TNT." As well as Olga led the program "Black Label". It should also be mentioned that it is quite a frequent guest on various TV channel "TNT". After all, it can be seen in "Attack of the clowns", "Sosmopolitan. VideoVersion "," Child-robot ", Comedy Club," Taxi, "" The Battle of psychics, "and many others.
In 2008, Olga Buzovaa she made her debut as an actress in the TV series "Univer", which aired on already home to her, "TNT", where she could play itself. The twoeight thousand, she attempted to create a solo music career.
In late 2008 Olga Buzova has become a co-host of the show "Dom-2", and chief editor of the magazine - "The World of the reality show. Dom-2". Career actress Olga Buzov continued in 2010. This timeshe was able to make his debut in the play "Honeymoon" on the stage, and then she had a great role in a production called "Chic wedding".
I would also like to note that the star has released a clothing line. This happened as a result of excellent cooperation with the brand, called the C & C. Then, Olga took part in the famous season 7 of "Dancing with the Stars," which could take away on the famous TV channel "Russia-1". And in the fourteenth year two thousand and it became known unpleasant fact - that the Olga It will no longer be the Vedasuschey "House 2".
Personal life girl
In 2012, Olga and the famous football player Dmitry Tarasov married.
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Olga won the award "Gold person" in two thousand and seventh year as the brightest and most stylish blonde country. And she has a certificate of volunteers in two thousand ninth year. For the promotion of a healthy lifestyle is and for the fight against the constant smoking. For popularizationTheological gratuitous, as well as a regular donation to her the award presented by Deputy Minister of Tourism, Sports and Youth Policy of the Russian Federation.
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I've heard so many people tell me exactly this. Many people searching for both a creative outlet and a way to make extra money.
Blogging as a lot of work, but it's well worth it. But I won't sugarcoat it: it is work. That's why I understand the hesitance when someone tells me that they don't think they can do it.
So how can someone still write and make money without needing the time and energy to start up a blog o their own?
You can make money freelance writing.
Freelance writing is writing for someone else's publication (whether that's a blog, magazine, newsletter, website, or anything else). And in a lot of cases, you'll be paid for your work.
Check out more about how to get paid for freelance writing.
Some publications and blogs won't offer compensation, but they offer huge audience bases to see your work and to link back to your own personal blog. That's when it's nice to have a blog to link back to, but it isn't necessary to be a freelance writer.
No matter what you're passionate about, there are many different sites and other places to submit your work and to get compensated.
Who can make money freelance writing?
Now, freelance writing isn't for everyone. Honestly, it isn't.
don't have access to a computer.
On the flip side, there are some things that will make you a great freelance writer.
If you can spell and edit your own work so that when you submit your piece, the editor has less to do.
You need to be able to follow the rules and guidelines set forth by a publication (word limits, original content, etc.).
Bonus points if you're able to send some high-quality original pictures with your piece.
What you will likely need to include in your submission.
1. Your original content. Not a copy-and-pasted version of something you've already had published on another site. This messes with the SEO (search engine optimization) of all of the sites with this content and it will likely be turned down.
2. A small bio about you. Usually only 2-3 sentences about who you are, why you're writing about this topic, and where they can find more work from you (more on that below).
3. A headshot (or picture of your face). This adds a little bit of personality to your post. People like that connection! Having a good picture will add to the professionalism of your submission.
4. Your Paypal email (or your payment information). You're doing this to get paid, so they'll need a way to pay you. Communicating using the email that you'd use for Paypal helps to streamline that process. Note: I'm always wary about giving out any bank account info or even my address, so I recommend the use of Paypal or a PO Box for any kind of transaction.
Even if you just freelance for other sites, you should still have a blog.
Even if you don't have a site to post to daily or even every other day, a blog for you will be able to house your portfolio, contact info, and will let you get your own traffic. This will help you to show sites that you'd like to write for that you have quality content and are a serious professional.
I get a lot of emails from people asking to write for my blog and many of them don't have any links to their work or any kind of link to show who they are and what they write about. Having a website even for just freelancing work helps add some professionalism to a freelance writer.
What could you make as a freelance writer?
There are some people who make their full-time living off of freelance writing. But often times, they have contracts with publications that require certain types of posts, the amount of posts per month, and other stipulations.
As for part-time freelancers doing this as a side hustle, you could write one quality post each day for a month and sell it to a site or magazine for $100 and make $3,000 in a month. But that's an extraordinary circumstance.
The most likely scenario is that you'll sell 1-3 posts per week ranging from $50 or more each. Will you get rich freelance writing like this? No. But if you want to make it into a full-time career, you absolutely can.
Have you ever been paid for freelance writing?


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European shares edged lower while the euro hovered near a one-month peak against the dollar on Monday as investors awaited the outcome of talks to provide emergency loans to Greece.
Euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund meet later to try to unfreeze the second bailout package for Greece, but first need to agree how to cut the country's massive debt pile to a more sustainable level.
"There is optimism around in regards to the euro area's ability to achieve a deal on Greece," said Emma Lawson, senior currency strategist at the National Australia Bank.
But a weekend vote in the Spanish region of Catalan, which favored parties who wanted a referendum on independence, and massive anti-austerity protests in Italy, were limiting market moves.
The euro was steady against the dollar at $1.2975 near a four-week high of $1.2991. Against the Japanese currency, the single currency hit a seven-month high above 107 yen in Asian trade before settling to be 106.50 yen.
In the equity markets, Europe's FTSE Eurofirst 300 index <.FTEU3> of top shares followed five-days of gains last week, made on expectations that a Greek agreement will be reached, by opening down 0.2 percent to 1,107.93 points.
London's FTSE 100 , Paris's CAC-40 and Frankfurt's DAX opened as much as 0.4 percent lower.
Earlier MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan <.MIAPJ0000PUS> closed up 0.2 percent at a two-week high.
Gold fell $3.35 an ounce to $1,749.04 as investors turned their attention to the resumption of talks in Washington this week to try to avoid a series of automatic tax hikes and spending cuts worth $600 billion set for January.
The sudden implementation of the fiscal measures could tip the economy back into recession and, while the uncertainty would normally favor gold, investors have become cautious after the precious metal's strong gains this year.
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What to know about asthma exacerbations
Medically reviewed by Fred Aleskerov, MD — Written by Zia Sherrell, MPH on June 7, 2021
Seeking emergency care
Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that causes inflammation and narrowing of the airways. A person may experience asthma exacerbations, during which their asthma worsens or new symptoms occur. These exacerbations, also known as asthma attacks, sometimes happen with no warning.
The symptoms of asthma exacerbations include coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. Some people may also experience rapid breathing or gasping for air during sleep.
Doctors will usually work with an individual to create an asthma action plan to help them manage their condition. This action plan will list all of their medications and confirm when to use them. It will also include the signs of an oncoming asthma attack and explain what action to take and when to seek medical care.
Keep reading to learn more about asthma exacerbations, including the symptoms, treatment options, and when to seek emergency care.
What is an asthma exacerbation?
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Asthma exacerbations are progressive increases in asthma symptoms, including coughing, shortness of breath, or wheezing. These increases are significant enough that the individual needs to change their treatment methods or current asthma action plan.
Exacerbations are different than difficult-to-control asthma. If an individual has asthma, their doctor may use a measurement of airflow called diurnal variability to assess the condition. Diurnal variability measures the difference between a person's highest and lowest scores on a peak expiratory flow rate test, and it is a key marker of poor asthma control. Although diurnal variability changes in people who find it difficult to control their asthma, it might not change during an exacerbation.
Asthma exacerbations frequently affect people who have severe asthma, and they usually have a trigger. Viral respiratory infections, such as the human rhinovirus subtypes A and C, are the most common causes of asthma exacerbations in adults and children.
However, having a respiratory infection does not necessarily mean that a person will experience an asthma exacerbation.
Other possible triggers of asthma exacerbations include:
defective antiviral immunity
allergen exposure
pollutants, such as tobacco smoke and particulate matter
occupational exposures
The signs and symptoms of asthma exacerbations include:
chest tightness
increased respiratory rate
increased pulse rate
decreased lung function
The measurements that doctors use to determine lung function include:
forced expiratory volume
peak respiratory flow
partial pressure of oxygen
partial pressure of carbon dioxide
arterial oxygen saturation
Doctors perform a spirometry test to measure these qualities. The test involves using a spirometer to calculate how much air someone inhales and exhales and how quickly they exhale.
The primary goal of asthma treatment is to control an individual's symptoms and prevent exacerbations. However, although it is possible to reduce the frequency of exacerbations, even the best treatment and management may not prevent them entirely.
Asthma exacerbations can occur even if someone has a solid treatment regimen. Due to this, doctors need to identify any people who may be at risk and have a management plan in place for them to use should they experience an asthma exacerbation.
The best course of action for minimizing exacerbations is early treatment and management, including:
recognition of early signs and symptoms of the condition worsening
an asthma action plan
removal of the environmental factor causing the exacerbation
prompt communication between the individual and their doctor
medication, such as preventive and rescue inhalers
Appropriate drugs for asthma exacerbations include inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) and a combination of ICS treatment and long-acting beta-agonists. People may take these medications orally.
Learn more about asthma rescue inhalers here.
Doctors use a measurement called the percent predicted passive expiratory volume or forced expiratory volume to classify the exacerbation as mild, moderate, severe, or life threatening. It measures the amount of air that an individual breathes out while resting and then while forcing out as much air as possible.
The severity of an individual's exacerbation will determine the treatment options. Most of the time, if someone has a mild exacerbation, they can manage the treatment at home. However, a person may need to seek emergency medical care for a more severe exacerbation.
When to seek emergency care
Individuals with one or more risk factors for asthma-related death may need emergency care, as may children, who have an increased risk of complications during an asthma exacerbation. These individuals should get medical help immediately if their asthma is worsening.
The risk factors for asthma-related death include:
a previous severe exacerbation
three or more emergency department (ED) visits for asthma in a year
two or more hospitalizations for asthma in a year
difficulty recognizing asthma symptoms
hospitalization or an ED visit for asthma in the past month
Infants have an increased risk because their lung function and anatomy differ from those of adults. They need a different approach to diagnosis and treatment, which qualified healthcare professionals should complete in a healthcare setting.
Anyone experiencing severe exacerbations should also seek emergency care, as the situation could be life threatening. People with severe asthma exacerbations need urgent care and treatment.
Doctors may carry out a series of lung function tests to measure how the individual progresses and improves. These results help doctors administer appropriate treatment and monitor individuals to ensure that their condition does not deteriorate.
People with severe asthma are at risk of a higher frequency of exacerbations and hospitalization. These individuals also tend to require intensive post-exacerbation management.
Asthma exacerbations are progressive increases in asthma symptoms, including coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. Viral respiratory infections are a common risk factor for asthma exacerbations.
After diagnosing someone with asthma, a doctor should work with them to create an asthma action plan. These plans outline the signs and symptoms of an asthma exacerbation, helping the individual recognize when they are having an exacerbation and understand the steps to take.
The severity of the exacerbation will determine whether an individual can treat themself at home or whether they require medical care. Children and people with additional risk factors during an exacerbation will need to receive emergency medical attention so that a doctor can closely monitor them.
Asthma exacerbations can be severe, especially in individuals at high risk. However, an effective asthma action plan helps streamline the treatment that someone needs when they experience an exacerbation.
Last medically reviewed on June 7, 2021
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As you may see, i'm not experienced with thermal oxidizers, i can only think of the manufacturer providing this data for the nozzles of its equipment. If you have any info you could share that'd be great.
Section 9 of API 560 (Aug 2007 edition) discusses permissible loads on convection and radiant bank external connections, which would not be relevant in the case of a TO. For other external conns, it makes reference to ISO 15649, which is stated to be equivalent to ASME B31.3 - see if there is some guidance here for permissible loads on burner nozzles.
@georgeverghese thanks for the help here, i will check this. I also was thinking ASME VIII, Div I could have some information about it.
TO is a pressure vessel per ASME BPV Code. May check the thread794-57906: nozzle load for nozzle load discussion. hope it helps.
@mk3223 Thanks a lot for the input, since it is a preassure vessel, then ASME/BPVC SEC VIII-1 / ASME/BPVC SEC VIII-2 should have the information required for this, correct?
Also, see the Pressure Vessel Handbook by Eugene F. Megyesy for quick reference.
@mk3223 thanks will check it out too. Ive reading ASME SEC VIII-1, it doesnt have like a table with permisible loads for nozzles as far as i can see, is there a maximum allowable stress in the nozzles stated in the norm?. Need to get really into the norm.
@MIB777, the allowable load of the nozzle is to be "calculated" per many design factors and is different from one vessel to the other. Instead of the BPV Code, the PV Handbook as mentioned above provides a simplified method to calculate the allowable forces and moments of the nozzle.
You may search the similar topics as discussed in the "Boiler and Pressure Vessel Engineering" forums.
@mk3223 yes i reviewed the procedure in the book, makes sense and its really simple. However i´m trying to validate that with a statement in the norm, like a maximum or a rule that suggest having the stress below something, because the norm obviously is not going to mention that book.
"like a maximum or a rule that suggest having the stress below something,"
The allowable load is calculated according to the maximum allowable stress of the material as listed in the BPV Code. The simplified method is developed from the BPV Code. If wanted, you may search the detail references in the book for its origins of the BPV Code.
Pardon me if I sound ignorant on this, but given that a burner nozzle is anchored in refractory tiles (rather than welded on to a metal shell with a repad included), mean that permissible loads would be much lower than those for other nozzles ?
@mk3223 you are right, the calculated stress from a FEA is to be compared with maximum allowable stress as stated in UG-23 depending on the material of the nozzle.
@georgeverghese (I think i'm the ignorant in this discussion, are you talking to me directly?) - In my case i'm focusing on the inlet tail gas nozzles attached to the shell, neck material SA-516-70.
If the inlet tail gas feed were not tied into the burner nozzle ( maybe it ties into some special tangential mixing nozzle in the radiant combustion chamber of the TO), this nozzle would also be anchored in some refractory brick ??
@georgeverghese well from what i can see in the plans, it doesn't seem like so, would you like me to share them with you in private?
EDIT: I've checked again and yes, it seems like it is anchored to refractory brick.
EDIT 2: It seems like, the tail gas pipe connects into another pipe, which is kind of a distribution system that the equipment has to then deliver the tail gas to each of it's 3 burners, then the 3 burners are connected to the shell as the main connection, but also have anchor points to refractory bricks. It also has a "sulphur pit vent connection" which is located in the shell, I checked and seems to be anchored as noted in Edit 1, but the main connection is with the shell tho.
Ok that seems clear enough, so for these tail gas tie ins to these premix burners, surely the permissible loads on these burner nozzles partially buried in refractory would be low, given that, in addition, the shell wall is thin and probably has a design pressure close to atmospheric.
Yep it does look pretty thin and yeah its open to the atmosfere via a stack., so the piping where the tails gas tube is connected to the incinerator and then distributes the tails, should be modeled as part of the piping system and then have the burner nozzles checked in the interconnection with the body?
Is there a specific section of the norm in ASME VIII Div 1, that tackles problems like this? Since you mention that the loads are going to be lower than expected in a regular vessel.
I would bet if you talk to Zeeco, the allowable load from piping is zero. Piping must be self supporting and must have an anchor point within 20 ft of the nozzle so absorb piping loads. Just my guess, I worked a short time for one of their competitors. I will end this by saying I am not an expert on this.


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Mia Hundvin fez parte da geração medalha de bronze em Sydney 2000.

Naturais de Bergen
Handebolistas da Noruega
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Did you know that there has been an invention that will forever change my mind set about cooking dinner? It's called a "crock pot". I'm fairly certain my mom owned one when I was young, and that it had a brown lid, but I wasn't privy to the awesome (yet simple) chain of steps that led to dinner via the crock pot.
Apparently all one needs is a pound of beef (you can buy it pre-chunked at Safeway or PW), three carrots, two potatoes, tomato juice, water and a package of "beef stew mix". Chop and throw it all into the crock pot, replace the lid and let it sit for hours. Did you hear that? Hours. Six hours of blissful non-kitchen-related activity later, you'll have yourself a meal!
And we did. The succulent scent of beef stew welcomed us after we returned from lunch with Jon's folks and a trip to Alameda to see Josh perform in Aida (he did a wonderful job, by the way, and totally creeped me out as the evil man with a plan, Zoser). On the drive home, both Jon and I whined about how hungry we were, which wasn't obnoxious at all. But rather than make a quick stop at the nearest drive through for grease with a side of fat, we trucked on home to enjoy the fruits of our efforts earlier in the day.
This is the second time we made stew, both times on a Sunday. Stew is the perfect Sunday meal, you know? I think because it can be described as "hearty". Especially as the days turn chilly, it's a delight to come home to.
How did this start, you ask? As a matter of fact, a few weeks ago we were discussing how little we actually spent cooking for ourselves. For a long time we justified our lack of domesticity with our level of contribution to local restaurants. Without people like us, the little guys would go out of business. We owed it to the entrepreneurs of Livermore to keep being lousy and lazy when it came to the kitchen.
Then Redz and Chuan Yang went out of business. Our argument left town with them.
On a completely innocuous trip to Target, the kind we take frequently and end up spending way too much money, we took a detour through the Home section. I'd just picked up some new lip gloss, Jon had new sunglasses, and we were looking for a cheap movie to take home when Jon grabbed my arm.
"Let's get a crock pot," he said, navigating me down a completely unfamiliar aisle. Before I could say a word I was surrounded by kitchen appliances. Coffee makers and blenders and teapots, oh my!
I felt edgy. "A what?" I asked, keeping a weather eye on a suspiciously violent looking waffle iron.
"A crock pot," he repeated. I kept my back to the wall and shot a glance at my husband, who was leaning in and examining several strange looking items on the shelves.
"Are those crock pots?" I asked.
Before I try to describe the look of disgust/irritation that was flung in my general direction at that point, I'd like to take this opportunity to talk about one of the best parts of marriage. Trust. No matter how dumb I sound, no matter how ignorant I appear, I can always trust that Jon will love me anyway.
He gave me a slightly exasperated look. Of course those were crock pots. In another moment the look had passed, and was replaced by the generally loving, patient expression I enjoy so much. "Let's get one. They aren't very expensive."
"Why do we need one?" The waffle iron had decided I wasn't much of a threat, and had gone back to grazing.
"For cooking. Dinner," he said, lifting lids and turning knobs. "Stews and stuff."
I was catching on. "We'll never use it," I said, and I wasn't being pessimistic, either. Merely honest. We'd registered for so many nice things for our wedding, the majority of them for cooking and baking. I'm proud to say that we've used almost everything at least once, but almost nothing has been used twice. Except the toaster. We put a lot of miles on that baby.
"Sure we will. It's so easy." And he went on to explain the ability to leave the thing on and working and unattended all day.
I was skeptical. But eventually I caved. It was a combination of the eager light in his big blue eyes and the fact that I got to choose the crock pot we bought. It's red, in case there was any doubt. And now we've used it twice, both times with yummy results. With autumn just around the corner, my favorite season by far, I'm looking forward to fending off chilly evenings with the occasional pot of stew.
If you are ever in the neighborhood, and you encounter the thick, enticing scent of simmering beef and potatoes wafting toward you, give me a call. There's always the chance that I'm playing Susie Homemaker for the day. And I promise, if I'm wearing my full skirt, apron, high heels and pearls, I'll invite you it for a Leave It To Beaver style dinner you'll swear I spent hours slaving over. You'll know the truth, though. Jon and I chopped, dropped, crocked and walked.
That's just the way we roll, thanks to the miracle we call the crock pot.


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Frédéric Pietruszka (ur. 13 maja 1954), francuski szermierz, florecista. Trzykrotny medalista olimpijski. Od 2005 prezydent Francuskiej Federacji Szermierczej.

Wszystkie krążki wywalczył w drużynie. Najpierw, w 1976 w Montrealu brązowy, cztery lata później w Moskwie już złoto. W Los Angeles ponownie wraz z kolegami stanął na najniższym stopniu podium. W 1974 został indywidualnym brązowym medalistą mistrzostw świata. Stawał na podium tej imprezy także w drużynie (złoto w 1975). Wielokrotnie był mistrzem Francji (1978, 1981 i 1983).

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Medaliści Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1976
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Q: How to declare environment variable types with flow js? Environment variables accessed from process.env are considered undefined when running flow since the parser has no idea what is included inside of them.
How do I tell the parser that the env object exists and what keys does it include?

A: The contents of environment variables is like any other input given at runtime: it cannot be known statically. Therefore Flow must be conservative and force you to validate it with runtime checks. Here are two examples of runtime checks that work (copied from https://github.com/facebook/flow/issues/1192#issuecomment-299140919)
// throw
if (!process.env.FOO) throw new Error('FOO missing');
const foo = process.env.FOO;

// fall back
const bar = process.env.BAR || 'bar';

(foo: string); // ok!
(bar: string); // ok!

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In my research so far I have found very few shows which depict the specific subject of the 'Starseed Mission' so accurately than in this show called 'Travelers'. While browsing Netflix in the last few weeks I was 'guided' to take a peek at this show and was immediately captured by its beautiful and spot-on illustration of what it means to be a Starseed trying to complete their mission here on this planet right now.
Synopsis: The show follows a highly-trained team of people from the future who return to a moment in time in order to prevent a catastrophic event from occurring which would end up claiming millions of lives and ultimately prevent an extremely dim future for humanity. They realize that they are not alone as there are many 'Travelers' in very high positions in government – CIA, FBI, NSA and others that are working to create a better future for humanity. This show, like many others, depicts a literal covert/overt war on the surface of the planet between positive and negative forces.
The Travelers enter into a body of someone who they know historically is about to die. The take over is a bit violent as the person's consciousness who is about to leave their body is replaced with the incoming Traveler's consciousness, allowing them to inhabit the body and begin their mission(s). On many occasions a group, sometimes small or large, of Travelers would take over the bodies of people who were about to die from a bus crash, car crash or mass suicide.


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Anavar was first produced in 1964 as a mild anabolic steroid that could be used with women and children. The drug was prescribed to promote muscle regrowth in disorders which cause involuntary weight loss. Later it was used as part of a treament for HIV/AIDS and has been shown to be successful in treating osteoporosis. In 1989 due partly to bad publicity from bodybuilding abuse it was discontinued by Searle laboratories until it was picked up in 1995 by Savient Pharmaceuticals who released it as Oxandrin. It has proven to be effective for alcoholic hepatitis, turner syndrome, protein catabolism and anaemia.
Anavar is a super popular cutting steroid because of its unique properties. It is the most mild oral steroid for your liver, does not aromitize so you don't have to worry about gyno and bloating and has a minimal effect on your natural testoterone production. But its not the lack of side effects that make it great for cutting, it has strong muscle preservation and muscle repair properties allowing you to keep your muscle mass on a calorie deficient diet and maintain high levels of training. It also has mild fat burning properties. It can be used to bulk but generally its effects do not stack up against other steroids such as tren and Dbol.
Because of its short half-life it is recommended your dosages to be split up per day. Its also best to be taken with food to avoid any stomach irritation. A course of Anavar should not exceed 8 weeks even though its very safe on the liver. You should take a liver supplement with it as well such as milk thistle or liv-52.
Men should take at least 40/mg day to see any effects but 80/mg day is a recommended dosage. Anything over 100mg is probably just overkill. It is popularly stacked with Test Prop (shorter esther than Test E) because even though it has less effect on natural testosterone production it does have some effect and testosterone helps build muscle and burn fat as well. Another popular steroid to stack is Primo as it has shown to be a good muscle builder on a low calorie diet and has a number of properties that work well with anavar (low side effects, increase libido and doesn't aromitise). You can also stack with Tren, Masteron, Equipoise and Winstrol.
Women should take 5-20mg day with 20mg the absolute maximum that should be taken. Most women will get excellent results from just 10mg day. It should be split into 2 dosages per day because of the short half-life with one taken in the morning and the the second in the evening. Anavar is hugely popular with women because it avoids the unwanted virilization effects of other steroids as long as dosage remains under 20mg/day. An anavar cycle should not exceed 8 weeks for a women with 6 weeks being a popular cycle length and women should avoid stacking with other steroids.
Anavar is probably the most mild of all anabolic steroids and whilst side effects are real, they are usually so mild that they go unnoticed. Even on your liver Anavar is very mild despite being a 17aa compound, (meaning that it´s been altered to first pass through your liver without being destroyed). On prolonged cycles it will raise your liver enzymes but they will return to normal post cycle. Most other side effects can be countered with OTC drugs or good habits like keeping your skin clean. If you do suffer a lower libido you can stack with Test or just wait till post cycle to get it back.
Hi Jake, Firstly thanks for spending time answering questions here – its really useful. I am myself considering a cycle. I current weight 71 kilos 5'7" and sitting around 13-15% fat (male). Do you suggest 20mg (2 capsules 10mg per capsule) morning and evening for 6 weeks?
Sounds like a decent plan, diet and exercise are still key, but the Var will help maintain muscle so you losing only fat. Var is pretty weak so you can up the dosage if/when you see necessary but 6 weeks should be plenty on a calorie deficient diet.
Sorry for the late response. I have finally decided on running my first cycle as per below, your comments/ suggestion are welcome.
ok so im 16 and im a boxer and i also do bjj, i train 4-5 times a week and i have always been fairly strong but i feel when i fight everyone is stronger then me i have been doing boxing for about 2 and a half years now my record is 1-2 and i was wondering if anavar would help me out. i have been researching it for along time and eveyone says anavar is the safest steroid to use but teens shouldnt use it. so my questions is what side effects would i get for taking anavar and would there be any long term issues. i dont care about stunted growth or anything im 5'5 and dont care about height i only care about long term issues. also what dosage should i take?
16 is just too young. Stunted growth is the main one but hormonal and sexual issues for the rest of your life are the other problems. You need to mature naturally before playing around with hormones. What do you do for strength there are many natural options you could look at first.
Anavar on gear-oz is capsules so difficult to split the dose. With 10mg being the smallest dose is once a day going to be okay despite the half life? I've been bodybuilding for years and recently gained extra weight so I'm up to 174lb, so wondering if my 100 capsules would be best used at 20mg a day to split the dose for 7 weeks? Also should I come off the oral contraceptive whilst using?
Once a day is fine, but not optimal. Depending on your sensitivity 20mg would be more effective if the sides are not too bad. I prefer oral cycles to run under 8 weeks anyway.
As for the contraceptive my first instinct is to stop it as they both effect the hormonal system I would say its best not to risk it. In saying that though, I haven't given it much thought and its on my to do list to look into further. I am just providing my opinion at this stage, so don't take it as gospel.
Thanks so much for your reply! I've only just seen it.
Made sense to me to stop the pill since they are conflicting hormones.
I have been splitting the 10mg capsules in half for 7 days now. Not an exact science of course, but means I'm splitting the 10mg dose in the day. I've noticed no side effects but is it too soon to tell?. Do you think I should up the dose to 20mg now? All the research I've done has said not to go above 10mg per day however? If I do, what should I watch out for?
To add to that I am going to purchase some Anavar and maybe clen from Oz-Gear, fantastic that its guaranteed to get to me!
I had a question. I am a male who is not skinny but also not overweight.
I am around 13% BF. My goal is not the traditional bodybuilders body, more the Fight club type body.
With that being said is Anavar a good choice on its own (Clen as a fat burner later on) if I want yo build some lean muscle but am happy to do it slowy and with out the goal of getting huge.
Thank and great stuff aagain.
Guaranteed in the steroid industry is not the same thing. But they do re-ship orders lost by Aus Post so I am happy to recommend Gear Oz.
Anavar would be an excellent choice for that kind of body, make sure your training is high intensity and your on a calorie deficient diet, and the Anavar will make sure your body puts all its effort into growing muscle rather than burning it for fuel.
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Feasibility and evaluation 8.4 Projection of the business position by the end of year three The Speed Shine Carwash is likely to be in profit by the end of year three. As my profit and loss account of end of 2015 shows that I will be making a profit of 18, 400.00 this shows that my business is likely to be increasing its profit rather than making a loss. However keeping in mind of all the threats to my business that could occur in future I will have to note them down and be prepared to face them and have their solutions ready, just in case they cause any harm to my business. Seasonal effects that may rise The seasonable effects that may rise during my carwash business life are the winter season. As it?s an outdoor hand carwash, it?s vital for the business to have a good dry weather in order for myself and workers to get cars washing. For example, if the weather is rainy or snowing, it?s highly unlikely for me to have any customers during that weather, as most customers will assume their car will get wash by the rain itself and if it?s snowing them it?s too cold to be out. ...read more.
Another strength is that it?s relatively cheap to set up and I can always upgrade the products once there is enough money made, also employees will not need any necessary training unless using technology like computers, software etc. In this case I won?t have to spend money for employees to train. Weaknesses The weaknesses of opening up a carwash business are firstly that weather is unpredictable which could affect the money my business makes. For example if it is raining the business is unlikely to maximize the sales unless I provide a roof or shelter which would cost the business money but would it be worth it? Therefore this is the first weakness of having an outdoor hand carwash. Secondly if what if my business doesn?t satisfy the customer?s needs, then the reputation of Speed shine will go down and it could be the end of the business with bad reviews, for example if my workers are rushing to get cars washed and provide poor quality service to the customers then will leave my business losing those customers, and ending up having a bad reputation and those customers would go to my competitors. Opportunities The opportunities of opening up a carwash business are that the business can expand and have more than one chain in future, if my carwash runs successfully, which in my case in ...read more.
Personally I found the perfect location in Chigwell but the cost was well too high and to finance the cost of having a carwash in Chigwell was going to cost up to a £900,000. This is very expensive compared to the £75,000.00 I am paying a year but as a matter of fact, Chigwell's location makes it the ideal place where I could get a return quickly because the economy of the area is very sustainable but not only that, it is surrounded by millionaires who can have up to 6 cars to wash making it very attractive to move into. Perhaps this is something to look for in the future but for now I am happy with the location as it is in Chad well heath because it has the potential to have a major success in the market and I have the potential to make it one of the leading car washes in the UK. I have learnt a lot about myself as well because I thought at the beginning that this would be easy to do on my own but you do need people around you to just be your safety net just in case you fall. I don't want a partnership due to my personality but what I would want is a friend or family members helping me so that I can have their experience and transfer it to my business. ...read more.
Another thing that Virgin Atlantic would need to know is how often do consumers go abroad to take part in leisure activities, as this will let them know where they need to fly to more and to create the perfect package for their flyers that fly to the more exotic places for their own hobbies or leisure activities.
the top 100 drinks companies in the world (Datamonitor Computer Wire, 2006). In 2005, F&N Coca-Cola (M) Sdn Bhd lead the Malaysian soft drinks market with a 36% off-trade volume share, while YHS (M) Bhd lead the market with a 9.6% off-trade volume share (Appendix 2).
However a great advantage of this liability is that you will not lose anything personal to you. Unlimited liability means that the owner and its business share the same identity consequently if the business does get into any debts then it will be their responsibility to pay for the debts if the business could therefore not pay for them.
Travel agencies 'Excursus' main activities: 1. Cognitive - recreational travel by bus around Europe; 2. Trips in Lithuania; 3. International children's and youth camps in Europe; 4. Leisure air travel; 5. Individual travel arrangements; 6. Bus rent. UAB "Excursus" key activities is a trip for kids and the whole family, children and youth international camps, travel long edges (Israel, Thailand, Mexico).


Improving the outcome of patient care is the first goal of all healthcare providers. With this goal in mind, Meaningful Use mandates that providers convert medical records to an electronic form that can be shared and accessed by providers as well as patients. Iatric Systems has created advanced technology to help healthcare providers meet requirements for Meaningful Use.
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The gorgeous Equiline Maudy Jacket in this eye-catching Crown Blue colour is perfect for everyday wear, thanks to the lightweight cosy down filling and water resistant outer - it's sure to keep you warm this winter without adding bulk to your outfit.
The flattering angled quilting offers an elegant feminine look, while the bright blue contrast lining inside the hood and on the zips adds a dash of style.
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The Blessed Virgin Mary as the "mother of fairest love" found its genesis in the liturgies dedicated to the Mother of God in the 10th century. In the Old Rite (1962 Missal), there is a specific Mass dedicated to Blessed Mary, Queen of Saints and Mother of Fairest Love. It was not a universal feast for the whole church, but was only celebrated "for certain places." The day of the feast was May 8.
Let us pray: O God, through the intercession of the Holy Family – Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, we ask that the our families today embrace the "great mystery" which will lead us to "fairest love." May our modern families embrace the cross of Jesus Christ and walk with each other leading each human person in the family directly to the Heavenly Banquet. Amen.


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Home Small Business UPenn Receives $1.5 Million to Enhance E-Business Program
UPenn Receives $1.5 Million to Enhance E-Business Program
By Carol King | November 29, 2000
The University of Pennsylvania Wednesday announced the receipt of a $1.5 million gift from Internet Capital Group (ICG) to enhance its e-business program.
The newly launched ICG/Wharton Forum on Electronic Business will accelerate the growth of e-business and fundamentally change the way business is done, according to a university spokesperson. The collaboration is an extension of the university's Wharton e-Business Initiative (WeBI), formed in 1996.
"We are creating knowledge through research conducted by the Wharton School's 75 faculty members and dialog with industry partners," explained Dr. Raffi Amit, director of WeBI. "We use this knowledge to enhance and augment our educational programs as well as create new ones." Industry partners include The Gartner Group, Charles Schwab & Co., Ford Motor Co., Squibb and British Airways.
The Fellows in e-Business Program is the first effort of the ICG/WeBI collaboration. The program is designed to prepare senior business executives to lead the transformation into a global e-business environment.
The model of the Fellows program is radically different than other courses, Amit added. "The four-month program uses a combination of one-week, face-to-face sessions at sites around the globe and is augmented with distance learning and advanced networking technologies to build a learning community," he said. Sessions take place in Philadelphia, Silicon Valley and Barcelona.
The structure of the program is such that participants can immediately apply material covered to their firms through "shadow projects," which they conduct with selected employees in their own company. "In this way, the executive becomes a catalyst for transformation within his or her organization," said Amit. "Further, the course is lifelong. Fellows and participating faculty form a community of learners who jointly develop new knowledge modules as needs emerge."
The second effort is the Technology Entrepreneurship Internship program. "Through this program, MBA students intern at emerging growth technology companies or venture capital firms on both the East and West Coasts," explained Amit. "Once enrolled in the program, participants access a secured course site that will serve as their primary communications hub for course assignments, readings, and online discussions and interaction.
"During their internships, the students have joint learning sessions where ideas are communicated and the students present those ideas to the company. There is no other way that this information can be so easily gained and easily shared. This is a unique opportunity to turn theory into practice," he said. "Since we are holding the class on both coasts, this program provides a great opportunity for students to compare East- and West-Coast perspectives on major technology entrepreneurship issues."
The Internet Capital Group engages in B2B e-commerce through a network of partner companies and provides operational assistance, capital support, industry expertise and a strategic network of relationships.
The collaboration with Wharton will accelerate e-business adoption, according to Walter Buckley, president and CEO of ICG. "The skills, experience and legacy understanding of business evolution within this collaboration represents a cumulative and aggregate B2B knowledge base unmatched in the industry," he said. "We welcome the opportunity to share our knowledge while leveraging Wharton's deep understanding of business evolution and the Fortune 500 to benefit the growth of our partner companies."


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using System.Linq;
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{
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    /// Class that encapsulates config options passed via query string.
    /// </summary>
    internal class QueryStringParameters
    {
        public bool Run { get; set; }
        public bool Filter { get; set; }
        public bool SkipFail { get; set; }
        public bool WriteLog { get; set; }
        public bool ShowConsole { get; set; }
        public string Tag { get; set; }
        public WebTestLogDetail LogDetail { get; set; }

        public QueryStringParameters()
        {
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        public void LoadFromQueryString(NameValueCollection querystring)
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            this.Tag = querystring["tag"];
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            bool run = false;
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            bool filter = false;
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            bool concise = false;
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            bool verbose = false;
            if (bool.TryParse(querystring["verbose"], out verbose) && verbose)
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                this.LogDetail = WebTestLogDetail.Verbose;
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The Community FoodBank of New Jersey (CFBNJ) is the largest food bank in the state, responsible for providing food to nearly one million individuals who would otherwise go without.
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey (CFBNJ) is the largest food bank in the state, responsible for providing food to nearly one million individuals who would otherwise go without. The organization's impact, however, is much more than a mere food distributor; rather, it is a savior that restores hope and dignity when times seem most desperate.
Coyne PR has been working with the CFBNJ since 2008 to help spread the word that there simply are too many neighbors, kids, friends, relatives, and acquaintances who are hungry and don't know from where their next meal is coming.
Following Superstorm Sandy, New Jerseyans who were already on hard times saw their situations grow even more dire. Many turned to the CFBNJ, which saw three times the need for help immediately following the storm. To ensure that no one in need was turned away, the CFBNJ sought a quick way to raise funds quickly.
First, the CFBNJ was presented with the opportunity to partner with online celebrity auction venue Charity Folks, and turned to Coyne PR for help to promote the venture. Coyne is providing all of its work pro bono.
Charity Folks auctions off celebrity experiences, with the proceeds going to select charities. The organization sought to feature the CFBNJ as its premier Sandy beneficiary, donating 100% of the proceeds to the FoodBank. Charity Folks secured tremendous experiences from A-listers looking to help out, including: dinner with Alec and Billy Baldwin, as well as three friends, at Nobu in New York City; lunch with Sarah Jessica Parker, Andy Cohen, and six friends at Blue Hill Restaurant in New York City; a private magic lesson with illusionist David Blaine; and the chance for Glenn Close to record your outgoing voice mail message.
Second, the FoodBank turned to Coyne to produce a PSA to be shown during the Food Network's "Thanksgiving Live 2012" show. Coyne's Studio C created a 30-second spot highlighting the great works of the CFBNJ and encouraging people to give to those in need.
The Charity Folks program is still in progress, and Coyne continues to garner media attention throughout the country. Best of all, bids for the celebrity experiences continue to climb – in addition to funds raised from the PSA – which means more funds for the CFBNJ and more food on the table for hungry individuals.


The top 1%, and some of the top 2%, income earners in California will pay higher taxes thanks to the $10,000 cap on deducting state and local taxes. Among Piketty's supporters for higher taxes on the rich to reduce income inequality are such highly paid professors as Emmanuel Saez at UC Berkeley and Raj Chetty at Stanford, along with academic stars at other UC campuses.
Ditto for such other blue, high-tax states as Illinois, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.
Persuading members of the academic, political, and media industrial complex (APMIC) to acknowledge the success of President Trump is akin to lecturing rats on the benefits of proper hygiene to control plague. No matter how strong the economy and success of his foreign policy, APMIC will never acknowledge his achievements. Were they to do so—oh, just dreaming!
Taking Stock Of 2017. Keep Winning In 2018.
2017 was a great year. Donald Trump was inaugurated as President of the United States. That alone is reason enough to break out your best champagne on New Year's Eve.
First is a great tax cut for the American people (save the whiners in high-tax blue states, who advocate redistribution of income to reduce inequality except for this time, when they have to pay the price of their own ideology).
Second is a great Supreme Court appointment in Neil Gorsuch and numerous other conservative district and appeals court justices.
Third is the rollback of regulations, especially those that were imposed by President Barack Obama, which have been stifling the American economy.
Fourth is the successful military operation against ISIS.
Fifth is reestablishing the rule of law throughout the federal executive government.
Sixth is the ouster from power of those who served with or supported Obama and Hillary. Hopefully they will never return to positions of influence or power. Ditto for those in the several Bush camps who were members of the never-Trumpers, anti-Trumpers, or any of the myriad fellow travelers who opposed and continue to bash Trump.
Seventh is the attempt to improve race and ethnic relations in the light of Obama's divisive actions and statements, which set race relations in America back 50 years.
Eighth did I say that Hillary Clinton is not president! To the voters I say thank you, mille grazie, merci beaucoup, xiexie, muchas gracias, todah arbah, obrigado, arigato gozaimas, gamsa hamnida, tak, and thanks in every other language you know.
First is to retain Republican control of both Houses of Congress.
Second is to continue to fill the federal courts with Gorsuch-like appointments.
Third is to accelerate the deregulation of every sector of the American economy.
Fourth is to continue to keep our adversaries on the run. I am proud of my former Hoover colleague General James Mattis as Secretary of Defense.
Fifth is to show African-Americans and Spanish-speaking Americans that Trump's policies are of much greater benefit to them than living under the Democrat Party's plantation mentality.
Sixth is to begin the serious business of eliminating wasteful, redundant government spending. I dream that one day the U.S. will pull out of the United Nations, close its offices, and encourage it to move to Moscow and/or Beijing. Ditto to slash, not trim, foreign aid.
Seventh is for the Department of Justice to go after the real destroyers of our democracy, namely, the Clintons, the FBI, the NSA, and the Justice Department, and all the others scattered throughout the Executive Branch who used their government positions of trust under Obama trying to fix a presidential election.
Eighth is perhaps only a dream that conservative ideas will be widely heard, equalizing the current dominance of liberal ideas, on America's university and college campuses. Maybe that's A Bridge Too Far in 2018, but perhaps by 2024!
Wishing those of you who believe in low taxes, limited government, a minimum of only essential regulations to insure health and safety, protection of private property, and the rule of law (not rule by law) a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. To the never-Trumpers and their like-minded in blue or red, may you have an even more miserable 2018 (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024).


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Leitrim's Packy McGarty, one of the GAA's great footballers, dies
After making his intercounty debut at 16, McGarty enjoyed a storied 23-year career
Seán Moran
Tue Apr 6 2021 - 20:26
The death has taken place of one of the GAA's great footballers. Packy McGarty was one of those players whose commitment shone like a beacon during a 23-year career with Leitrim with whom he was never going to be able to win the big prizes.
Born this month in 1933 in Mohill, he made his intercounty debut at 16 in 1949 and went on to become nationally known as a forward. In the 1950s he and Leitrim had the misfortune to run into an exceptional era for Galway, All-Ireland winners in that decade.
They lost four successive Connacht finals, 1957-1960, and the closest match was in 1958 when Galway won by just two points, 2-10 to 1-11. McGarty played so well that his jersey was in tatters thanks to the attention of the Galway backs.
According to the county website, "the Leitrim Observer humorously recorded: 'A half-time tip to the Leitrim mentors went unheeded, send McGarty out for the second half without a jersey.'"
At the end he was carried shoulder-high from the field.
He was a key player for his province from early in his career. At 19, he made his way down from Donegal where he worked, to Tralee to make his debut for Connacht and scored 1-4 off his marker, All-Ireland-winning Kerry captain James Murphy.
Railway Cup medals followed in 1957 and '58 and later in his career, as a panellist in 1967.
There were also individual awards, such as the Centenary Year Team of the Century of players who hadn't won All-Ireland medals as well as 2000's Connacht Team of the Millennium.
Having worked in Britain, from where he commuted for Leitrim's matches in the late 1950s and early '60s, McGarty moved back to Dublin and opened a shop in Clondalkin.
He played for Seán McDermotts and Round Towers in Dublin but had always said that he would end his playing days with his home club, Mohill, and did so in 1977.
Leitrim county board paid tribute.
"It is with great sadness we learn of the death of Leitrim GAA legend Packy McGarty RIP. Packy passed to his eternal reward last night (Monday).
"Packy McGarty, not only one of the greatest Leitrim footballers to put on a county jersey but one of the greatest footballers of all time . . . he was a great footballer because he embodied all that is admirable in human nature – pride of place, utter dedication, an almost fanatical devotion to the cause of Leitrim football and a complete absence of bitterness."
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Home News NZ Facebook Group a lifeline for struggling business
NZ Facebook Group a lifeline for struggling business
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Auckland based social entrepreneur Sarah Colcord created the New Zealand Made Products Facebook page to help small businesses throughout New Zealand that are struggling due to coronavirus reach a wider customer base.
The reception to the page has surpassed Sarah's expectations, within 10 days of launching the page it already had 119,000 members, but as of April 30, that number had rocketed to 273,524 members.
The page has already helped many businesses to continue operating under Covid-19 restrictions.
Craft Brewing Co. were expecting to shut up shop for the entirety of the lockdown period, however, after a post made to the New Zealand Made Products Facebook group, they sold out of both drinks they're currently able to offer, with 90% of sales coming through the Facebook group.
There's no rhyme or reason when it comes to which Kiwi-made products are available on the Facebook group; soaps, candles and jewellery featuring prominently, as well as upcycled furniture, high-country salmon, holiday accommodation and cleaning products.
Anyone can become a member, as long as you have a Facebook account, check it all out by clicking HERE.
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Judi Dench shares how she truly feels about 'Cats' with history-making 'Vogue' cover
"A great big orange bruiser. What's that about?"
By Rachel Thompson on May 5, 2020
Dame Judi Dench is a living legend, and she's just made history as the oldest star to grace the cover of British Vogue in its 104-year history. But we want to hear about Cats.
At 85 years old, Dench takes the crown from fellow actor Jane Fonda, who appeared on the magazine's cover at 81. In an interview published online Monday, Dench talked to features director Giles Hattersley about her illustrious career, keeping herself amused during the current pandemic, and most importantly, how she felt about playing Old Deuteronomy in Cats.
"The cloak I was made to wear!" Dench exclaimed during the interview. "Like five foxes f**king on my back."
It's been previously revealed that Dench hasn't seen Tom Hooper's film in full, but she told Vogue she was not pleased at how her character looked in photos she'd seen. "A battered, mangy old cat," she described her character. "A great big orange bruiser. What's that about?"
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So, how is Dench, who lives in the UK, coping in lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic? That is, apart from filming delightfully uplifting Twitter videos on her daughter's phone and doing TikTok dance challenges with her grandson. "I am sure I feel like everyone else, such unprecedented times are quite hard to comprehend," she explained.
"What is a good thing is that it has made people aware of the predicament of others who are completely alone," she added. "If a great deal of kindness comes out of this, then that will be a plus."
SEE ALSO: Watch Judi Dench's delightful message for managing these stressful times
Any plans to retire sometime soon?
"No, no, no, no. Don't use that word, Giles. Not in this house. Not here. Wash your mouth out!" she told interviewer Hattersley. True to theatrical form, Dench then quoted the poet Dylan Thomas.
"Rage, rage against the dying of the light," she said. "Never was a truer word spoken."
Read the full feature in the June issue of Vogue available via digital download and on newsstands May 7.
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Q: set textview to other xml in fragment I am doing an android project which uses a Tabhost to link to 3 fragments and need some communication between them. Each tab will include another xml file. I linked different element in different sml file to the .java file. But it doesn't seem to work. Here is the code:
In Main.xml
<TabHost>
 <LinearLayout>
  <include
 android:id="@+id/fragmentreview"
 layout="@layout/fragentreview"/>
 </LinearLayout>`

In fragentreview.xml
<LinearLayout>
<TextView
   android:id="@+id/textViewinfragR"
   android:text="Text in new xml reviews" />
</LinearLayout>`

In fragment.class
public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container,
        Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    View rootView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragentreview, container, false);
    txtMsgR = (TextView)rootView.findViewById(R.id.textViewinfragR);
    txtMsgR.setText("Main Car integer = ");
    return rootView;
}

When I launch the app textViewinfragR it should show Main Car integer = but it is still showing Text in new xml reviews. Is there a problem in my code?

A: You are setting the text in the wrong place. Try setting it in onActivityCreated

A: @Override
public void onViewCreated(View view, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onViewCreated(view, savedInstanceState);

    txtMsgR = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.textViewinfragR);
    txtMsgR.setText("Main Car integer = ");
}

This should work. The onViewCreated method is called after the inflation is completed.
onCreateView -> onViewCreated -> onActivityCreated


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Q: Acceso a iframe dentro de iframe Intento acceder a un iframe dentro de un iframe para acceder a un div determinado en un iframe, este es el código que uso:

Nosé acceder a ese "id" root.

A: Intenta con el siguiente código de ejemplo:
<iframe src="asdsad" id="chat-widget" onload="access()"></iframe>

<script>
function access() {
   var iframe = document.getElementById("iframe");
   var innerDoc = iframe.contentDocument || iframe.contentWindow.document;
   console.log(innerDoc.body);
}
</script>

podrás ver su resultado en consola.


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Why Rust is not my favourite programming language
Rust is a programming language I've argued a lot about. I've argued against it, to be precise. And although I tried my best to lay out my arguments as clearly as possible, it seems most people I've talked to didn't understand where I was coming from, whether due to my own fault or theirs.
A few days ago, whilst taking a shower, I realised that just arguing with strangers on Twitter isn't a really good or effective way of communicating criticism, so I decided to write this blog post/essay, to allow me to express my views in a calmer and better researched manner.
Before I share my opinions though, I have to get one thing out of my way: they are indeed only my personal beliefs. What I'm going to talk about here is not universal truth, but rather the thoughts of a 16 year old Hungarian teenager who likes to program in his free time. Although I might sometimes say things as if they were facts, I do it because it's just simpler grammar-wise. So, please do not misinterpret the contents of this post. I'm not an evangelist for anything.
I don't want to start by throwing insults at the language right away. So I'll first list some of the good things about Rust.
For one, it's a language that was properly designed, which is absolutely a rarity these days. Unlike C++, for example, Rust's creators (I presume) sat down, at some point, and discussed what they wanted the language to be like. This lead to an experience that feels continuous and consistent. Every element of the language seems to know its place and purpose, and there's minimal duplication, at least as far as I could tell through my experiments with it.
For example, I'll compare it to the opposite of that, C++. In C++, there are at least two ways to access the contents an std::vector:
std::vector::at(), and
std::vector::operator[] (i.e. the subscript operator)
There are also two ways to get the length of a string. In general, C++ offers at least two ways to do anything, without there being any practical difference between the options. Although this might not seem like a problem, making all those micro-decisions all day can get tiring pretty quickly. It also bloats coding style guides, which developers then have to remember. It's all a huge mess, to put it bluntly.
Speaking of style guides, Rust having an official style guide is a nice thing too. I can hop on lib.rs1, randomly open the sources of a library that I've never heard of, and they'll use the familiar style. It makes reading other projects' sources much easier, as I don't have to readjust my eyes for every project.
It's also got a really cute mascot.
I do have to note though, that these pros aren't exactly unique to Rust. It shares it with other recent languages, such as Go2.
The bad things
Let's not forget why I started writing this post, though. I wanted to talk about why I don't like Rust. And there are plenty of reasons for that. Let's get the simpler ones out of the way first. We'll move onto the juicier ones later.
Compile times
I don't think there's much to explain about this. rustc is slow, and so is cargo. Even worse than C++, actually, which is quite an achievement.
But I'm gonna demonstrate it. Let's take a look at the following example projects: LeftWM3, a tiling window manager written in Rust, and i3, which is written in C. For i3, I used the latest development snapshot at the time of writing. All times where measured with the Unix time utility, in my case the GNU implementation. The tests were performed on an ASUS VivoBook with an Intel Pentium Gold processor and 12G of RAM.
Building LeftWM took 3 minutes and 35 seconds. Part of that was all the dependencies, but the fact is, you have to compile your dependencies with your project, at least as far as I know, because there is no other way to link to them.
With i3, setting up the build directory took about 1.5 seconds, and the rest of the compilation using Ninja was around 11.3 seconds. This admittedly doesn't include the time to build dependencies, because it was actually possible to install them separately, from binaries. By the way, by line count, i3 is about 2.7 times larger than LeftWM (38,269 for i3 and 14,094).
I will admit that this is not a very scientific benchmark; I compared two randomly selected (although in purpose similar) projects. However, from my experience, most projects in both languages seem to be similar to this. Keep in mind that this wasn't meant to assess the raw performance of compilers, but rather what trying to build a project written in these languages feels like.
If you want better set-up, proper benchmarks, you should search the web instead.
Type safety over speed
This is a thing I often have issues with, yet others claim it's not an issue. Simply put, Rust always prefers safety over speed, even when it could save a lot of time.
For example, I was testing speed of memory allocation in Rust and C. If we allocate memory for, I don't know, a byte array, we probably want to initialise the buffer with zeros. Doing this (in Rust with any vector or array type, in C with calloc), the performance is roughly the same, with C beating Rust by only a few percent. But, if you are allocating for something that you'll initialise yourself immediately after, you might not want the system to automatically zero the buffer, as it would simply be a waste of CPU cycles. It might not sound like this saves a lot of time, but it can absolutely do so. For perspective, if you do it enough times the difference can be 0.001s vs 50s. In C, this is easy (just use malloc instead of calloc), but in Rust, you really have to fight the language for it, and it's heavily discouraged.
A similar issue is array accesses and boundary checks, although that issue is much easier to avoid by writing idiomatic code.
The juicy part
Up until now, I only talked about minor annoyances. They wouldn't be dealbreakers, unlike the ones in this section. As promised, some of them are larger issues that can't be fixed without a total revamp of the language4. Some aren't unfixable, but still big issues.
The paternalistic compiler
This is one of the biggest issues I have with the language. I want my compiler to do as told, and not complain unless I throw them something incomprehensible. It should assume I know what I'm doing, unless told otherwise, and not complain about things it doesn't understand.
Famously, it's extremely hard to make a mutable doubly linked list in Rust5, because the borrow checker refuses to acknowledge the fact that the same value will never be mutated through multiple references at once, because the project implementing them doesn't even use multi-threading.
By the way, in C, this is what a doubly-linked-list looks like:
struct DoubleList {
struct DoubleList *next, *prev;
TYPE value;
You could use a macro or a parametric header to make this generic, but I won't bother for this example.
In Rust though, all examples are extremely messy. Just take a look at this StackOverflow question. It's a fucking mess.
Similar issues came up all the time while I was using the language. For some reason, the compiler keeps throwing errors at code that would be perfectly safe (if it compiled). This ended with me spending three hours on a simple 60-line file that was meant to implement a very simple protocol.
It's extremely annoying to be honest, although I might live in a bubble, as manual memory management was never an issue for me6.
Panicking everywhere
In idiomatic Rust, code encountering unrecoverable errors uses the panic macro to, well, panic. This is completely sensible, the problem is that not everyone agrees on what counts as unrecoverable. For example, by default, the standard library functions that perform allocation panic on failure, and so do many third-party libraries. This is fine for most programs, but can be a huge reliability issue for others (e.g. servers). Again in C, these errors are extremely easy to handle:
int *arr = calloc(1000, sizeof(*arr));
if (arr == NULL) {
// Allocation failed
In Rust, you have to perform much more complicated rituals to achieve the same, if you can at all. With most third-party libraries, there's no way to do it. In fact, most people recommended the previous thread's OP to just drop the standard library (I'm pretty sure that's what no_std does) and do it all by themselves. Which is, you know, inconvenient.
However, Rust again shares this issue with a lot of modern languages, which simply weren't developed in an age where allocations failing was an everyday occurrence.
Un-bootstrappable
This isn't an issue with the language per se, but instead with the toolchain, but I thought it was still worth mentioning. The toolchain is huge, and de facto impossible to build on a laptop (which happens to be the only "desktop computer" I have). Certain compilers for C, on the other hand (tcc and pcc, for example) can be compiled in mere seconds.
There isn't much to expand on this section. It's huge and slow to build. When I mentioned this, people told me to rent a server from AWS, and compile it there. That's kind of ridiculous, isn't it?
(No, that actually happened. I can't find the Twitter thread anymore (and I'm not 100% sure it was on Twitter), but I can clearly remember it happening. No offence to the person that said this, but not everyone has the means for that.)
NPM-like developer culture
This bugs me more than it probably should. The thing is, most Rust programs rely on a myriad of small libraries. Whilst Rust's bigger standard library prevents the left-pad incident from happening, it still gets a little weird sometimes. For example, there is a package crate solely for lazy-initialised globals. That just seems off.
I'll admit that a little more disciplined approach to dependencies helps with this issue, but it still exists.
Rust is not, at the moment, my favourite programming language, simply because it's not a good match for some of the issues I commonly have. Even though I spent a lot of words on telling you why it's bad, I have to say it has its pros.
I didn't write this post/essay because I perceive Rust to be extraordinarily harmful (I would have definitely wrote about C++ first if that was the case), but because I got tired of some of the voices in the language's community. I don't know if they're serious, or if it's just a meme, but the constant "everyone and their mother should program exclusively in Rust" has became very annoying.
Liking the language is fine, and I might change my views about it. But I believe that it's not good for everything, and C still has its place.
It's possible I might have got some things wrong in this post. If so, please contact me using the methods listed on my contact page (link in the sidebar).
(Proofread by Don Graham. Thanks!)
I'm aware that it's not the official site. However, it's absolutely superior to the official site, so I'll link to it instead. ↩
It even has a similarly cute and marketable mascot! ↩
Built with this release. ↩
Which arguably would create a separate language, only sharing the name with today's Rust. It would also be something most Rust programmers would hate. ↩
Well, without unsafe that is. But with unsafe, Rust basically becomes an extremely fancy C dialect so it doesn't count. ↩
I started coding with C, though, so in return all other approaches feel unnatural, or at least take some time to get used to. ↩


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Alena Aleksandrovna Alekseeva est une nageuse russe née le  à Omsk.

Aux Championnats d'Europe de natation 2008, elle obtient une médaille d'argent sur 100 mètres brasse et une médaille de bronze sur 200 mètres brasse. Elle est aussi médaillée d'or sur 200 mètres brasse aux Championnats d'Europe de natation en petit bassin 2008.

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Arne Duncan goes DC
February 23, 2010 /1 Comment/in Blog, Blog: Common Core, Blog: Education, Jim Stergios, News, Related Education Blogs /by
There was/is the big push to centralize health care. Now centralize academic standards? Yesterday, speaking to the National Governors Association President Obama made it clear that he now is ready to open up a second front in centralizing authority within the federal government.
When he originally proposed improving academic standards, the President promised a "state-generated" set of common standards that states would adopt voluntarily. Yesterday, the façade of voluntary adoption fell, and instead President Obama and US Education Secretary Duncan made clear that they would now tie Title I funds for K-12 schools to coerce states to adopt the standards proposed by the Common Core State Standard Initiative.
So, essentially, the federal government has decided that it needs a takeover of two of the policy areas that have generated most antipathy to market solutions and reform. We now have generationally important Tenth Amendment issues opened on two fronts—the prospect of centralizing health care and education policy.
Why would Massachusetts and its localities, after $90 billion in spending and implementing the highest academic standards in the nation, after running to the top of the heap nationally, after proving itself competitive with the best nations in the world on math and science, adopt proposed national standards that look like West Virginia's?
The answer is, we won't. Not if we have any say. This is just the federal government thinking it knows best but doesn't.
Attached is a press release and our new report, Why Race to the Middle?, a report, issued jointly by Pioneer Institute (MA) and the Pacific Research Institute (CA).
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Supreme Court refuses permission for Government to appeal on judges' pensions
The Supreme Court has refused the government's application for permission to appeal in the case of judges' pensions.
The Court of Appeal ruled in December 2018 that the Ministry of Justice discriminated against judges on the grounds of age, race and equal pay in relation to changes to their pension.
The government asked for permission to appeal the ruling but permission has been refused by the Supreme Court because the government failed to "raise an arguable point of law". The decision today covers the cases for judges' pensions and the firefighters' pension claims.
Law firm Leigh Day acts for approximately 250 judges who challenged the Government's decision forcing younger judges to leave the Judicial Pension Scheme.
In January 2017 the Employment Tribunal found that the Ministry of Justice and the Lord Chancellor had discriminated against younger judges and that this discrimination could not be justified. The Government appealed the ruling, but that appeal was dismissed by the Employment Appeal Tribunal in January 2018.
The courts have ruled repeatedly that the decision to force younger judges to leave the Judicial Pension Scheme was discriminatory on the ground of age. Because of recent drives to increase diversity in the judiciary, many more of those in the younger group of judges are female and/or from a BAME background, and so claims were also successfully pursued for indirect race discrimination and a breach of the principle of equal pay.
The judgment is expected to have an impact on other public sector groups also being represented by Leigh Day who have seen similar changes to their pension schemes such as the 13,000 police officers they represent. It is also expected to apply to other public sector workers who have contacted Leigh Day such as those employed by the NHS, teachers and prison officers.
Shubha Banerjee of Leigh Day solicitors, who is acting on behalf of the judges, said:
"We are extremely pleased that the Supreme Court has refused the government's application for permission to appeal, thereby determining once and for all that the three previous rulings in favour of our clients by the Employment Tribunal, Employment Appeal Tribunal and Court of Appeal will stand.
"The government's decision to force younger judges to leave the Judicial Pensions Scheme has been ruled to be unlawfully discriminatory and the government has no further avenues for appeal. We look forward to these wrongs now being corrected.
"Judges and other public sector workers provide invaluable public services to this country and the government should make sure they are compensated fairly and lawfully for this service, including through their hard-earned pensions."


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Yellowstone National Park changes entrance fee
The National Park Service (NPS) announced today that Yellowstone National Park will modify its entrance fees beginning June 1, 2018 to provide additional funding for infrastructure and maintenance needs that enhance the visitor experience. Effective June 1, the park entrance fee will be $35 per vehicle or $30 per motorcycle. An annual park pass will cost $70.
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The park is open for winter
Yellowstone National Park opened for its winter season Friday morning for motorized oversnow travel.
The Mammoth Hot Springs Hotels opens Friday, and the Old Faithful Snow Lodge opens Saturday, providing both overnight lodging and meals, according to a National Park Service news release.
LIZ KEARNEY
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Yellowstone Park has busiest August on record
Yellowstone National Park hosted 916,166 visits in Aug. 2017. This was the busiest Aug. on record, up 8.93 percent from Aug. 2016, which saw 841,036 visits. The second busiest Aug. was in 2015 and saw 854,408 visits. Visits were slightly down in Aug. 2016 when the South Entrance Station was closed for six days due to the Berry Fire.
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Actor joins bear spray educational campaign
Yellowstone National Park is trying to increase the number of people carrying bear spray and Jeff Bridges wants to help. The actor and part-time Montana resident joins the "A Bear Doesn't Care" campaign, which began in 2016, by appearing in a new poster stressing the importance of safety in bear country.
"I wanted to get involved with Yellowstone because I care deeply about bears," said Jeff Bridges. "As hikers, backpackers, anglers, and photographers, we all need to carry bear spray and know how to use it—no excuses!"
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Grizzlies in the Yellowstone ecosystem delisted
In the final step marking a remarkable recovery effort, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Thursday that grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem will be removed from the Endangered Species List.
"The delisting demonstrates Montana's long-standing commitment to the recovery of grizzly bears," said Martha Williams, director of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. "FWP takes its public trust responsibility seriously and we intend to follow through in sustaining grizzly bears in Montana as well as all other species that we manage."
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Park Increases Reward for Information about Wolf
Yellowstone National Park is now offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual(s) responsible for shooting a wolf on the north side of the park, near Gardiner, Mont. National Park Service law enforcement believes the incident happened sometime between April 10 at 1 a.m. and April 11 at 2 p.m.
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Expedition to Yellowstone
I am in the fifth grade at Joliet Elementary School. My classmates and I were able to take a trip to Yellowstone National Park on March 31—April 3. We are so lucky that our community supported us by buying pies and other treats to help raise money for the trip and that Joliet Foods and Joliet School donated lots of food and drinks.
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Data shows snow levels favorable for Yellowstone River basin
February brought a notable change to the weather patterns that were experienced during the month of January, according to snowpack data collected by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service of Montana.
The lower Yellowstone River Basin, including the Park City and Laurel area, received 196 percent of the monthly snow water average in February. The yearly water average sits at182 percent over last year's amount.
Read more about Data shows snow levels favorable for Yellowstone River basin
New publication day for Outlook
As of Oct. 2, the Laurel Outlook will shift its publication to Thursday. That means the Sept. 24 edition will be the last Wednesday edition for the community newspaper.
"This will help us do what's really important and do it better," said Managing Editor Jennifer Ries, "that is, provide comprehensive, local news in a timely fashion."
In particular, Ries noted the later publication date will allow the Outlook to report city council news two days following the meeting, instead of a week or more after the fact.
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Deputy Foreign Minister of Moldova: I hope after the elections Ukrainians will be able to consolidate around European integration
ODESA, MAY 27th, 2014, CONTEXT-PRICHERNOMORIE – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova Iulian Groza has stated that he hoped that after elections of the President, Ukrainian society could consolidate around European integration, Context-Prichernomorie correspondent reports.
Mr Groza noted today, 27 May, during a briefing in Odesa.
"I want to congratulate the citizens of Ukraine with elections have been held, the fact that the President of the country has been elected. This event was a key aspect of recent months. I hope that Ukrainian society can consolidate around such areas as the approach to the European Union that we, Moldova, are also do. I am very pleased to announce that on June 27, we intend to hold a meeting where you will sign an association agreement. Hopefully, the new President will be there and will also sign this agreement," he said.