Today's guest post is by Holly, a pinup and alternative model based in Toronto, Canada. She is also a lingerie lover and vintage collector. When not modelling, Holly is working on her undergraduate degree in cinema and media studies with a special interest in Hollywood costuming from the 1930s-1960s. She also enjoys snuggling her cats, drinking large amounts of coffee and watching movies. You can keep up with Holly at her website and on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
I've been modelling for two and a half years, and I can't tell you how many times I've gotten down to my skivvies in front of a group of people. I love wearing beautiful underwear. I like to examine the new pieces I buy while watching Netflix, admiring the craftsmanship put into each garment.
As a pinup model by specialty, I spend a lot of time working with vintage garments, many of them my own. My vintage pieces are some of my favourite ones to wear and model because they're so well made and the styles make my heart flutter.
Things were very different on one of my first lingerie shoots, back when I was a less experienced model. My lingerie obsession had just begun and I chose a beautiful red lingerie set I loved.
It's one thing to wear lingerie for a partner, but it's another to be in front of a group of people. I remember trying to cover my stomach (something I'm very self conscious about). I also tried to pose behind walls and chairs and to hide my body beneath the robe I wore on top of the lingerie. I knew it was silly at the time, especially because I understood that the photographer and makeup artist weren't judging my body and self-perceived flaws, but I found it so difficult to get the idea out of my head.
However, when I got the photos my back, I was blown away. I was surprised at how much I liked the way I looked in pictures. It made me like my body more and fall even deeper in love with lingerie.
Despite the fact that many lingerie campaigns are shot through the male gaze, modelling is an expression of my love of lingerie. I genuinely enjoy getting dolled up and taking pictures that make me feel good. I actively encourage everyone reading this to take some pictures in their most beautiful set of underwear, even if no one sees it but yourself. You might be surprised at how uplifting it is!
I thought I'd accompany this piece with an editorial of some of my favourite vintage lingerie and loungewear pieces. The pictures are by Courtney Reader, who is one of my favourite vintage photographers due to her cinematic style. We had the pleasure of shooting at Gigi's House of Frills, a Toronto vintage lingerie shop.
Everything seen here is from my personal vintage collection. I thought that would give an interesting sample of lingerie over a few decades. I also thought it would be fun for people unfamiliar with different styles of vintage underpinnings to see what they look like!
If anyone is interested in growing their own vintage lingerie collection, I suggest joining vintage buy and sell groups on Facebook, searching the various vintage tags on Instagram, scouring Etsy, and going to local vintage shops. You may just find something you love!
While vintage lingerie happens to be my passion and what makes me feel good in my skin, I know it's not for everyone. However, I thought I'd share a little bit of what makes me feel most confident.
If you're lucky enough to be able to see a vintage item in person before you buy it, there are a few things to look for to determine its age and overall condition. First of all, the tags are very important when it comes to dating items, and tags have changed many times over the years.
Ebay has a great list that will show you different tags from different years on different products. If you can zero in on what kind of tag a piece has, you'll know its age.
You'll also want to take a look at what kind of materials are used. Synthetic fibers didn't come into popular use in lingerie and loungewear until the 1950s, but they were used as far back as the 1920s under names like rayon or "synthetic silk,"
Most 1920s lingerie is made with real silk or some sort of silk blend. Rayon became popular from the 1930s onward and other synthetic fibers, like nylon, were widely used in the 1940s and 50s.
Of course, look for noticeable stains or damage like silk shattering or tears. Sometimes holes can be repaired if you're good with a needle and the rip is on the seam. Unfortunately, there's nothing that can be done if the rip is in the fabric (unless you want to make it into a project).
Stains can sometimes be removed from vintage fabrics, but they're often too deeply embedded in the fibers to be lifted. The same applies to any kind of scent, like smoke damage, which is unfortunately common in vintage garments. Smoke damage is very difficult to remove. At best, it takes a full week to get the smell out...if it goes away at all.
When buying online, remember these tips as you're looking at the photos the seller posts. Reputable sellers on Ebay and Etsy (and even Instagram and Facebook) will post multiple pictures of the front, back, tag, closures, and any damage to the garment. Reputable sellers will also store garments in a "scent free home."
If you love a piece and want to see more photos and ask questions, reputable sellers will be happy to provide more information. It's always better to ask questions because you can't see the garment in person. It's also a good idea to know your bust and ribcage measurements. Sizing has changed greatly over the years, and a 1950s cup won't fit the same as your current bras.
Having some experience working in a bra fitting boutique and having read many lingerie blogs, I know how important fit is to many people. This may seem a little sacrilegious, but if I truly love a vintage bra and it doesn't fit properly, I'll buy it anyway.
I personally don't wear my vintage lingerie on an everyday basis so I'm happy wearing something that doesn't fit perfectly to shoot in. Some people collect vintage lingerie and don't wear it while others wear it on an everyday basis. Both are totally okay! You just need to find what works for you.
Ultimately, what modelling beautiful lingerie has taught me and what I'd like to tell other people is that underwear doesn't have to just be functional, or something for a partner to enjoy. While both can be true, ultimately lingerie should be enjoyed by the wearer most. Even if you don't wear it and just like looking at it, its main purpose is still to be enjoyed! So go ahead, buy that gorgeous lingerie and be proud to wear it, take pictures in it, and ultimately, love yourself in it.
Ewing, Elizabeth. Dress and undress: a history of women's underwear. London: B.T. Batsford, 1978. Print.
Saint-Laurent, Cécil. A history of ladies underwear. London: Joseph, 1968. Print.
I had to leave a comment as this article triggered something that was quietly building up inside me : the need to buy and collect vintage lingerie. I was already collecting clothes but with lingerie… well, the question of the fit frightened me, and I only owned about two pairs of tap pants. Reading your article, I thought of all the beautiful pieces I let go because they were not my size and I regret it, because I wear my vintage lingerie maybe twice a year, and what I really love is just to look at it and its beautiful details.
I'm always happy to help someone appreciate the beauty of vintage lingerie and clothing! I've sold some of my vintage but I always hate doing it, I love holding on to my pretties.


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The organ in St. Maartenskerk was built in 1786 by Andries Wolfferts from Rotterdam. In 1795 the organ was far from complete. A.F.G. Heynemann, who had just finished the renovation of the organ in St. Janskathedraal in 's-Hertogenbosch, came to Zaltbommel and, with some adaptions "after some botchers had struggled with it, the organ was finally brought into an excellent shape by Heinemann" in 1796. In 1860 a restoration of the instrument took place and in 1905 the disposition of the organ was changed, without affecting the original sound too much. In 1944 the organ was dismantled because Zaltbommel came into war territory and the Germans intended to blow up the impressive tower of the church. After the war the organ was rebuilt and to brighten up sound, the pitch of the instrument was raised by making all pipes a bit shorter and to place some new stops. The result appeared to be very disappointing: instead of clearer, the sound became dull. After the restoration of the church the organ could also be restored. One of the most important activities was the restoration of the original pitch by making all pipes longer. Apart from that the windchests were restored. In 1986, exactly 200 years after Wolfferts had finished the instrument, the restoration was complete and the organ in a very good condition again. Right now Zaltbommel has a unique instrument can truly be considered one of the most important organs in The Netherlands.
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Pet Sounds is one of the most influential and recognisable albums of all time. Utterly timeless, charming and ground-breaking it features regularly on countdowns of the greatest albums in history.
Opening track 'Wouldn't it Be Nice' has stood the test of time, whilst 'God Only Knows' remains arguably the greatest love song ever written.
An utter shame then that another of Brian Wilson's greatest works, 'Sloop John B', has been reduced to a device for mud-slinging on the terraces. A cover of a West Indies folk-song about an old sponger boat whose crew got notoriously drunk whenever they made port, it is a delightful ditty so far removed from its bastardised reincarnation, warped as it is now through the voices of thousands every bloody week.
It's got to the stage where you'd actually consider trading the entirety of The Beach Boys' back-catalogue just to rid football of that infernal racket.
So who do we blame for this bordering-on-treasonous thought?
Liverpool fans were the first to popularize the Sloop John B chant in the aftermath of their fifth Champions League triumph in 2005.
Then Phil Brown happened; in what was only his second most infamous pitch invasion of the 2008-9 season.
Not content with his ridiculous perma-tan, ludicrous head-set or various wardrobe malfunctions, the then Hull City manager strode out on to the KC Stadium turf, grabbed the nearest microphone and belted out a modified version of the Beach Boys classic.
Brown, drunk on hubris, bellowed that his first season of management in the Premier League had been 'the best trip he'd ever been on'. A run of 15 defeats in their final 21 games, including just a solitary victory which saw the club survive by one point, would say otherwise.
Phil Brown's utterly self-defeating karaoke turn was farcical, yet genuinely hilarious. More because we were laughing at the Geordie, than celebrating Hull's miraculous survival after one of the most dismal self-implosions the Premier League had ever witnessed.
After Phil's brief spout of narcissism 'Sloop John B' retreated back to the record stores… until Robin van Persie began scoring goals when he wanted to.
Even that was funny, and mainly because it possessed an element of truth. But it was sung in celebration of the Dutch international's extraordinary feats on a football pitch, during a season that saw him score 38 goals.
Yet in that same season football was undergoing a period of soul-searching. Vitriol in the stands mirrored that which was splashed across the back pages. Football fans up and down the country grew tired of Robin van Persie scoring when he wanted, and 'Sloop John B' took a more vindictive tone. It has been doomed since.
Almost overnight, the chant mutated into a hybrid version of itself. It's now gone too far; it has both outstayed its welcome and become a parody of itself.
Now it is an endemic. It breeds across the landscape of English football stadia and leaves none alive.
It's the perfect chant for the unimaginative fan; a tune that only needs to awaken one section of the crowd before the rest are, to use commentary jargon, singing from the same hymn sheet, warbling in monotonous unison.
Given its universal usage can it even be regarded as simply a 'chant' anymore? Surely it's only a matter of time before Sky Sports adopt 'Sloop John B' as the theme to its Premier League coverage, just to give the 'banter' of it all even more ammunition.
Original and humorous chanting was the badge of honour for clubs in football's heyday. But just as the national sport has become increasingly sanitised in the 21st century, so has the originality of its chants.
God only Knows, wouldn't it be nice if they just gave it a ******* break.
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Thank you for this post. I was beginning to wonder whether it was just me. If we can get the stewards to weed out racist and homophobic bigots can't we get them to add anyone partaking in this mindless dirge to the list?
I'd certainly rather have that then the moronic "Rock and Roll Part II" by Gary Glitter booming after every touchdown or hockey goal in many stadia in the US. Not to mention its execrable successor, "Kemcraft 400″.
Appears to be something wrong with the photo at the top – my computer's showing Arsenal fans singing.
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A national campaign to help fight bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) virus is incentivising farmers and veterinarians to engage by offering cash prizes to those who participate.
The BVD Free Challenge 2019 is part of an initiative launched in July last year, led by Massey University and the National BVD Steering Committee. It aims to engage with beef and dairy farmers across New Zealand to help develop frameworks for controlling BVD at the farm and industry levels.
Beginning February 1, farmers and veterinarians can earn entries into the prize draw by participating in different research and extension activities over the coming year. There are separate cash prize draws for farmers and veterinarians with a first-place prize of $4,000.
Challenges will be run at different times throughout the year, with each challenge gaining participants a different number of entries into the prize draw depending on what's involved. It can be as easy completing a 10-minute survey on managing BVD in New Zealand, spending an hour with your veterinarian to build a BVD management plan for the 2019/2020 season, testing beef calves at weaning to receive a free herd screening test, or exploring the impacts of national BVD control through new interactive online tools.
Dr Gates says the challenges are a way of getting more farmers directly involved in designing a strategy that will have the biggest long-term benefits for New Zealand.
The team will present the project findings to farmers, veterinarians and industry professionals in July 2019.
BVD is an infectious cattle disease which costs New Zealand farmers an estimated $150 million per year which, when divided by the number of cattle herds in New Zealand, equates to approximately $4,000 each, which is the value of our first-place prize draw. Primarily these costs are associated with reproductive issues, reduced growth rates and decreased milk production. Infected animals are also much more likely to fall ill from other significant diseases and spread these within and between herds.
Cattle farmers can register on the project website, which includes interactive tools that make it easy for farmers to work in partnership with their veterinarian to develop a new BVD management plan tailored to their unique herd situation and confidentially share what they are currently doing to manage BVD in their herds.
This information will then be used by the research team to build computer simulation models to predict what the future of BVD in New Zealand might look like if the current voluntary approach is continued, versus adopting more coordinated national control efforts.
The results from the computer simulation models will be presented back to farmers and industry in July 2019 allowing them to choose a strategy with the biggest long-term benefits for New Zealand cattle businesses.
For more information and to get involved, visit the project website.


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WASHINGTON - Donald Trump said he couldn't have been making fun of a reporter's disability because he doesn't know the man. Not so, says the reporter.
WASHINGTON � Donald Trump said he couldn�t have been making fun of a reporter�s disability because he doesn�t know the man. Not so, says the reporter.
Serge Kovaleski of The New York Times says he met Trump repeatedly, interviewing him in his office and talking to him at news conferences, when he worked for the New York Daily News in the late 1980s.
�Donald and I were on a first-name basis for years,� he said in a Times story about the Republican presidential candidate�s behavior at a rally in South Carolina this week.
Onstage on Tuesday, Trump flailed his arms in an apparent attempt to imitate mannerisms of the � poor guy.� He accused Kovaleski of backing off a story from a week after the 9/11 attack that said authorities in New Jersey detained and questioned �a number of people who allegedly were seen celebrating the attacks.� Kovaleski then worked for The Washington Post.
Trump cites the story as proof of his claim that �thousands� of Muslims in New Jersey celebrated the devastation across the river. But the story did not suggest �thousands� were observed celebrating or that the reports of such a scene were true. Other accounts from that time concluded the allegations were unfounded.
Kovaleski has arthrogryposis, a congenital condition that restricts joint movement. In his speech, Trump cited the 2001 story, �written by a nice reporter,� and went on: �Now the poor guy, you oughta see this guy � uh, I don�t know what I said, uh, I don�t remember. He�s going like, I don�t remember.� He made jerking gestures and his voice took on a mocking tone.
On Thursday, Trump tweeted that �I have no idea� who Kovaleski is and claiming to have �one of the all-time great memories.�
He wrote: �If Mr. Kovaleski is handicapped, I would not know, because I do not know what he looks like. If I did know, I would definitely not say anything about his appearance.�
Kovaleski challenged that statement in an online Times story on Thursday night.
�I�ve interviewed him in his office,� he said. �I�ve talked to him at press conferences. All in all, I would say around a dozen times, I�ve interacted with him as a reporter.�


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On the nose: genetic and evolutionary aspects of smell
Mark A Jobling1
Investigative Genetics volume 6, Article number: 2 (2015) Cite this article
Among my Christmas presents this year was some perfume – Acqua di Parma, in a beautiful cylindrical buttercup-yellow box. It was from my son, who since his transition to adulthood has developed an interest in such things, and in return we gave him (as requested) Terre d'Hermès. To my ill-educated nose, both smell pretty good - but there's a more expert source to turn to for an opinion. This is Perfumes: the A-Z Guide, by Luca Turin and Tania Sanchez [1]. Behind its unpromising title lies an entertaining, witty and informative book. The authors write with withering style about the scents they most dislike. So it's with trepidation you look up the perfume you've acquired – luckily those mentioned above both rate a respectable three out of five stars. One-star reviews include 'smells like a New York sidewalk in July', 'less a fragrance than a headache force-field', and 'useful as a contraceptive, but little else'.
The ~1800 perfumes sniffed for The A-Z Guide are testament to the lengths to which we humans will go to make us smell like something else. We wash ourselves with soaps and shampoos, anoint our sweatiest bits with deodorants and antiperspirants, and then spray on expensive cocktails of scented chemicals and natural extracts. This is curious, because it appears that nature's clear intention was for us to smell abundantly of ourselves.
When our ancestors lost their body hair, they retained the associated sebaceous glands designed to anoint each hair with water-repellent secretions. In fact, we have denser aggregates of such glands than almost any other mammal. In addition, we each have 3 million sweat glands capable of exuding 12 litres of cooling fluid daily. There are two varieties – eccrine, which secrete 99% water, and apocrine, which secrete an oily fluid including proteins, lipids, fatty acids and steroids. The apocrine glands are confined to the hairy parts of the body, including the genital area and armpits (axillae). Indeed, in most humans the axillary density is so great that the array of glands is considered an organ. So, with our inherently smelly sebaceous secretions, and our apocrine sweat, made odorous by skin bacteria, we are without doubt the 'scented ape' [2].
Scented humans may be, but some are more scented than others. A few unfortunate people are homozygous for mutations in the gene encoding an enzyme, flavin-containing monooxygenase 3 [3], whose job is to metabolise amino-trimethylamine, produced by bacterial action in the gut. In the absence of the enzyme, the chemical is secreted in the sweat, urine and breath – its smell, reminiscent of decaying fish, makes the lives of sufferers very difficult indeed. In the general population travellers and anthropologists have remarked upon differences between the groups they encountered. Some of the early anecdotal accounts are, to modern minds, highly derogatory, and do not bear repeating. The major observation, however, seems real and evolutionarily interesting: in general, East Asians are less smelly than everyone else. This is connected to the number of apocrine glands in the axillary organ; while Europeans and Africans have glands packed so closely that they resemble a sponge, in Koreans (for example) they are either spread thinly or absent altogether [2].
The genetic basis of apocrine gland density is unknown, but genetics has illuminated population differences in odour via the seemingly unrelated subject of earwax. There are two kinds – the grey and flaky 'dry', prevalent in East Asians, and the yellow and waxy 'wet'. A single nucleotide variant in the genome is responsible for this difference [4] – individuals who carry an A nucleotide at the relevant position in both copies of their ABCC11 gene (AA homozygotes) have dry earwax, while GA heterozygotes or GG homozygotes have the wet variety. The population distribution suggests positive selection for the A-allele in Asia, but earwax itself seems an improbable candidate. However, earwax emerges from specialised apocrine glands, and analysis of sweat from people carrying different genotypes indicates that the ABCC11 A variant is also responsible for reduced axillary odour [5], thanks to a failure to transport a smelly-molecule precursor into the sweat [6]. How selection came to act so strongly on this variant is not clear – perhaps choice of partner (sexual selection) was influenced strongly by odour, though why this should be so in some parts of the world but not in others, is puzzling.
There are two sides to smell, of course – as well as production, there is perception, and here most emphasis has been on differences between individuals. At one extreme, some people are born with no sense of smell at all (anosmia). Kallmann Syndrome is usually caused by mutations in the KAL1 gene on the X chromosome, and is often associated with complete anosmia in the male sufferers [7]. This phenotype arises from the failure of neurons in early development to migrate to form the olfactory bulb, where the sense of smell arises; the neurons also fail to reach their next destination, the hypothalamus, with the result that gonadotropin-releasing hormone is not produced. This in turn leads to failure of puberty, and to infertility.
Odour detection is mediated through olfactory receptors (ORs) in the cell membranes of olfactory neurons, encoded by a family of over 300 genes [8]. A combinatorial code of different ORs interacts with odorant molecules, so mutations involving OR genes could lead to specific anosmias – the inability to smell particular odorants. Indeed, genome-wide association studies have found variants within OR gene clusters linked to sensitivity to methanethiol (secreted in the urine after eating asparagus) [9], androstenone (produced in human sweat, by truffles, and by pigs in the mating season) [10], and also to the floral-smelling compound β-ionone [11]. The latter probably explains why some people cannot smell β-ionone-rich freesias [12].
So, what's the purpose of human scent and our sense of smell? Other animals use scented chemicals (pheromones) to attract the opposite sex, and to indicate fertility – they induce stereotypical behaviours, as anyone who has owned a cat or dog in heat will know. Humans become highly scented animals when they reach sexual maturity, and poets from Catullus to Herrick have written with passion about the fragrances of their lovers. In the nineteenth century rustic Austrian girls used to keep a slice of apple in their armpits during a dance, and would afterwards offer it to their favoured partner to eat, as a token of interest [2]. Despite these sexual connections, compared to other animals, the human sense of smell is of little biological use. The relative proportion of the brain occupied by smell has decreased steadily in the primate lineage from lemurs to humans, and we lack the vomeronasal organ – the 'second nose' above the palate that causes our cats and dogs to act in response to pheromones. Plenty of websites offer fragrances such as 'Alpha Dream' and 'PheroMen', with promises of instant sexual irresistibility. But, despite reports of odour-mediated menstrual synchrony in female roommates [13], there is little evidence that human pheromones exist.
It seems that our production and perception of smell may be evolutionary vestiges, relegated when we stood upright and our visual systems became of primary importance, and when the need for pair-bonding made advertising female receptiveness disadvantageous. Yet scent enriches our lives, and its animal roots are never far away – among the ingredients of fine perfumes are substances scraped from the anal glands of indignant civet cats, or extracted from the musk glands of rutting male Himalayan deer.
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Mark A Jobling
Correspondence to Mark A Jobling.
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Jobling, M.A. On the nose: genetic and evolutionary aspects of smell. Investig Genet 6, 2 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13323-015-0021-3
Accepted: 29 January 2015
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Where groundwater emerges at the surface, a spring forms. Many springs are small, wet depressions, but on the lower slopes of fells and at the foot of the eskers, there are springs with a very good yield, since the gravel and sand layers of the soil and the fracture zones in the bedrock are good aquifers. At the foot of Patatunturi fell, groundwater discharges in springs from thick sandy till deposits. In the Puoliväli spring, the water appears to be boiling as it forces its way up through the sandy layers on the bottom.
The spring is easy to find, since it is located alongside Pahaoja – Mining Village path. Park your car at Pahaoja, walk from there to Pahaoja cabin and continue over the bridge towards the Kultala Gold Mining Village of River Ivalojoki. The hike from the car is about four kilometres. The path is good, but the altitude differences can be deceiving.


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Wódka Żołądkowa Gorzka  (oft auch einfach Żołądkowa Gorzka oder Żołądkowa) ist ein Kräuter-Wodka aus Polen, die führende Marke von Polmos-Lublin/Stock Polska seit 1956. Der Name bedeutet übersetzt so viel wie "Magenbitter-Wodka".

Historie

Der Hersteller verwendet seit 1950 eine traditionelle polnische Methode zur Herstellung alkoholischer Getränke: der Maische werden Kräuter beigemengt. Außer in Polen wird die Spirituose im Vereinigten Königreich, den USA, Australien, Kanada, Deutschland und in Spanien vertrieben. Die Marke gewann mehrere Preise, unter anderen den Oskar FMCG 2006 Award, den CoolBrands award, die Goldmedaille bei der Poznan International Fair POLAGRA 2000 und die Monde Selection 2009 (Grand Gold Medal). Im Jahr 2009 veränderte Polmos das Flaschendesign, um es moderner erscheinen zu lassen. Es ist dennoch weiterhin von der traditionellen Flaschenform inspiriert.

Żołądkowa Gorzka steht in der polnischen Tradition des Kräuter- und Fruchtwodka. Ein frühes Beispiel ist Trisz Divinis, der zuerst im 15. Jahrhundert hergestellt worden ist. Er besteht aus einer Auswahl von 27 Kräutern und Früchten und wurde von Melchior Wańkowicz in seinem Essay Tędy i Owędy zuerst beschrieben. Das Marketing behauptet, Wódka Żołądkowa Gorzka verbessere die Verdauung.

Geschmack
Entgegen seinem Namen ist Żołądkowa Gorzka ein süßer, bernsteinfarbiger Wodka mit einem würzigen Aroma und Kräutergeschmack. Żołądkowa Gorzka wird in verschiedenen Geschmacksvarianten angeboten:

 Traditionell (Żołądkowa Gorzka Tradycyjna). Ein klassischer, spezieller Kräuterbitterwodka.
 Schwarze Kirsche (Żołądkowa Gorzka Czarna Wiśnia).
 Feige (Żołądkowa Gorzka z Figą).
 mit Minze (Żołądkowa Gorzka z Miętą). Traditionell mit zugesetzter Pfefferminze. Markteingeführt im Jahr 2005.
 Limette mit Minze (Żołądkowa Gorzka Rześka Limonka z miętą).
 Quitte mit Minze (Żołądkowa Gorzka Rześka Pigwa z miętą).
 Kirsche mit dunkler Schokolade (Żołądkowa Gorzka Delicja Wiśnia z gorzką czekoladą).
 Orientalische Himbeere mit Zimt und Nelken (Żołądkowa Gorzka Orientalna Malina z cynamonem i goździkami).

sowie ehemals:

 mit Honig (Żołądkowa Gorzka z Miodem). Traditionell mit zugesetztem Polnischem Honig. Markteingeführt im Jahr 2006.
 klar/weiß (Wódka Żołądkowa Gorzka Czysta de Luxe). Markteingeführt im Jahr 2007.
 mit Bison-Gras (Wódka Żołądkowa Gorzka na trawie Żubrowej). Markteingeführt im Jahr 2009.

Der Geschmack von Żołądkowa Gorzka ist das Ergebnis einer Kombination von Kräutern mit getrockneten Früchten (während des Prozesses der Mazeration der Kräuter und des Alterns). Die Zutaten umfassen unter anderem Artemisia, Enziane, Pfeffer, Galgant, Gewürznelke, Zimt und Muskatnuss. Die Farbe von Wódka Żołądkowa Gorzka entsteht durch den Zusatz von Karamell. Żołądkowa Gorzka hat einen Alkoholgehalt von 34 %.

Weblinks

 Offizielle Żołądkowa-Gorzka-Website (polnisch)

Fußnoten

Wodkamarke
Essen und Trinken (Polen)

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I'm fishing for cats this weekend. I'm going to be using 2 oz running rigs with an assortment of baits.
Furnace lakes is the venue and the cats are on the feed.
I did the same method using running rig.
You lot must be fishing harder lakes than me then, fishing as I stated had well over 100 cats in around 25 nights over the last 4 years. They have been far from finicky, more an absolute pain in the arse, had em take on the drop a few times, 3 at once a couple of times, which is fun when most are between 30 and 45lb.
Not allowed hooks bigger than 4s, not allowed fish baits of any kind.
And I'm fishing for the carp, cats save a blank, but the are a ball ache sometimes.
Lake more another example of cats that pick up beds of bait which means short inlines work a treat.
Leadclips - a lot of movement of the rig before the indication - cats that are pressured are clever and aren't easily fooled that is for sure.
I have used inlines and at the right time and conditions work a treat - but my inlines are 4oz with a 2/0 or 4/0 BP hook.
I only use running rigs for cats. 3oz leads on running ring.
Watched people using leadclips etc and get loads of dropped runs. Cats hate the change in resistance so running rig on tight lines work a treat.
Are you fishing waters that are commercials - with heavy stockings and low food availability?
Yes mate i understand that.i have fished most methods livies,worms,squid meat etc.i have been doing it for ten years or so now.what i was trying to get my head round was i have caught a lot more cats when fishing say a couple of halibut pellets or boilies on a semi fixed lead lead than i have fishing any of the above methods on running lead set up.
If we are talking catfish - fish catfish rigs!
Have a look at the CCG - a wealth of info.
Yes if cats are stocked in carp commercials they will obviously fall to this tactic.
Nothing better than a livie being taken off the surface at night!
Cats will drop baits IF they feel a change in resistance. But short inline bolt rigs obviously set the hook before it gets chance to drop the bait.
I fish the method with scalded pellet, wrapped round a 2oz inline. Nice short little rig with fake corn, cats pick the whole lot up and carp take the bait. Folding the rig into the back end of the paste but leaving it hanging about 2 inches, no tangles, ever, as long as the lakes not full if bream you're golden.
Just wondering what peoples thoughts are on the lead arragement for the cats.just about everything i have read is based on running lead set ups but i have had my better sessions on a well known chesire cat water using a semi fixed lead but unsure if this way is the way to go on other waters.


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Strange if not Stranger than Fiction
05 Jan 2009 / Comments Off / in Interviews/by Christopher Bryant
The first time I saw Clayton Littlewood was at a reading from his book, Dirty White Boy, in December 2008. He was preceded by pint-sized singer Celine, who thundered out an a cappella version of 'The Lady of Soho', and joined by infamous Sohoite Sebastian Horsely, who mounted the stage and turned to the audience to declare, 'I know you all want to fuck me but you'll just have to wait until after the show.' It was an anarchic, stentorian, and hyperactive introduction to a writer whose subject is just that.
The book Dirty White Boy began as a MySpace blog when Clayton and his partner Jorge were running a shop of the same name. Its subject is London's Soho, in which the shop was situated, under a brothel no less and on the corner of the gay mecca Old Compton Street. Clayton would sit and watch the chaotic world of Soho go by, take notes in a little black book, and then write his blog.
"If anyone's in the book it's an homage to that person, to someone who has interested me," he said when I asked him about whom he chose to write about. "We had the Groucho Club opposite, with Lily Allen and Peaches Geldolf falling out of there every night, but I wasn't really interested in those type of people, because you can pick up Heat magazine for that. I was interested in the characters, the local Soho-ites. I followed their lives. They would come into the shop, and into the blog, then make another appearance, and so accidentally they became characters just because I was interested in them."
It is because of Clayton's genuine interest in the people he writes about that Dirty White Boy is such an engaging read. It pulls you in, wraps you up in its world, and as a result you become invested in it. He refers to his subjects as characters throughout our conversation, and in a way they have become so as part of this alchemical process through cyberspace to the printed word. His subject is not himself, not the performers who frequent the Soho bars and clubs, but the "people for whom Soho is their home." It is no surprise that he has been called "the queer descendant of Samuel Pepys".
I met Clayton in a cafe on Old Compton Street, a block away from where Dirty White Boy stood before it was claimed by the credit crunch in July. Clayton orders the coffee, already host to the Soho of which he writes, and as we sit down one of the characters, Pam the Fag Lady, shuffles up to him.
Pam the Fag Lady is one of the regulars in Dirty White Boy. In one chapter she makes her definitive appearance, "a squashed-up gargoyle face pressed against the glass, inches from my face, the big oval glasses magnifying the eyes."
I smile back and, as if that is her cue, she stops blinking, pulls back, and holds up one finger, mouthing the word "money". As we've only just opened, I give her a shrug and her face drops, briefly – then lights up again as she stretches out her arms and mouths the word "cuddles".
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Outsiders find the polish-lithuanian spat the most incomprehensible in europe. How come two countries with so much common history and so many common interests get on so badly? Is it just the appalling personal chemistry between some senior officials? Or is it, absurdly, about spelling? Poles in Lithuania want to spell their names using letters like ł and ę in official documents. (We can't use them, or most other diacritics, in the print edition of the Economist because our typeface doesn't have those characters).
I have not met any Lithuanian, even on the nationalist fringe, who believes that the authorities in Vilnius have handled this issue absolutely perfectly from the very beginning. Lithuanian politicians have habitually promised more than their parliamentarians are willing to vote for, or their officials are able to implement. It is easy to see why Poles feel cross about that.
But the real problems lie deep in history. It is only the symptoms, not the causes, that are on the menu of the current spat. To get a flavour of what's going on, try reading this sour commentary, or this more balanced piece (both in English) on the Lithuanian Tribune website. It takes apart a recent piece (link in Polish) in Rzeczpospolita (a leading Polish daily) by Jerzy Haszczynski, which accuses Lithuania of wobbling towards Russia. The Lithuanians remember that the Polish minority in 1989-91 was used by Soviet loyalists to try to derail the independence cause. The argument soon goes back to who did what in 1831, and before that to the joint Lithuanian-Polish state of the early modern era (which both sides remember differently).
It is possible to detoxify these kinds of relationships. But it takes a lot of effort on both sides, whereas politicians so far seem far keener on posturing aggrievedly than trying to be constructive . For the time being, the best on offer is containment. The news that NATO's Baltic air policing mission is to be extended, in effect indefinitely; and the inching forward of the Polish-Lithuanian gas pipeline, shows that the broader concerns are not being forgotten.
The latest twist is that the OSCE's minority-rights commisioner Knut Vollebaek is looking at the issue. He visited both countries late last year and will do so again. His recommendations are private, but they are thought to include a mixture of points about process and substance. On process, the most useful thing for now would beto lower the rhetorical temperature, on the lines of "if you don't have anything constructive to say, then better not say it.". On substance, an important point is to remind the Lithuanians is that human-rights questions are not about reciprocity. This is about a government treats its own people, not about how it gets on with its neighbours.
The most easily fixable point may be on the spelling issue in documents. The right to spell one's name in the standard Latin alphabet (including the letter 'W' which does not exist in Lithuanian) is hard to contest. This is not just a problem for Poles: it's a nuisance if your name is Williams). And the law is probably against Lithuania on this one. The signage issue is more tricky: getting local authorities to accept that a shop can be called a Sklep (in Polish) will be hard. The question of property restitution in the Vilnius region is thornier. It is difficult in theory because its pre-war status, under Polish rule, is seen as an occupation by the Lithuanians. In practice, the problem is more about what might politely be called "administrative capacity" in the public institutions concerned.
But by far the most important issue is education. Lithuania is trying to improve the quality of Lithuanian-language teaching in schools (amid a wrenching decline in school numbers) and has required the Polish-language schools to teach more subjects in Lithuanian. This has sparked a furious protest by local Poles, readily echoed in Warsaw.
And that, in fact, is the nub of the problem. So long as Polish-Lithuanian relations are hostage to the grievances (real, exaggerated or wholly imagined) of the local Poles, and in particular of their sometimes dodgy local leaders, this row will continue to poison the air. The local Poles' ability to call up heavy artillery from Warsaw in local disputes makes the Lithuanian leadership feel beleaguered and even betrayed: they start questioning the loyalty of their ethnic-Polish compatriots to the Lithuanian state itself. The best thing that Poland can do is to make sure that those fears seem groundless.
The most disastrous turn of events would be if Polish public opinion started pressuring politicians to take an even tougher stance. That has not happened yet, for which the Lithuanians should be grateful. But it could. Many will be wishing Mr Vollebaek the best of luck in his thankless task.


For any bosses from the Singapore education department reading this, I have a message. It comes from (I'd guess) most of your schoolchildren. They detest their education system. They burn with resentment at the way their schooling tries (they think) to shackle their imaginations, their individuality, their free spirit. They hate being forced to compete, and are made miserable about what they see as learning by rote.
That's the bad news. But the good news is this. However they may chafe at the way they are taught, these children are anything but broken reeds. Imaginative, rebellious, thoughtful, original, poetic, these winning boys and girls (often of Chinese origin!) write English like little angels. How do I know? Because this year I joined the judges of the junior section of the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition.
This annual contest, born in imperial times — 1883 — is the world's oldest international writing competition for schoolchildren. This year some 12,000 children from across the Commonwealth took part. HRH Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, the vice-patron representing the Queen, has overseen the competition; and the Duchess was at Buckingham Palace at the end of last month for the presentation. So was I. And so were all the young winners, wide-eyed at the splendour. They had been flown over from Pakistan, Canada and Singapore for the awards ceremony. I felt lucky to meet them, and proud to be among the judges as part of this vigorous-feeling institution. The children read extracts from their winning entries; and the Duchess seemed genuinely involved, staying for ages afterwards, chatting to children and schoolteachers.
But my pleasure at being involved was tinged with sadness. In order to choose the winner and runner-up of the junior competition, my fellow judges and I had been given the whole 'shortlist', which was anything but short. I had read every word of more than 70 essays from all over the world — Canada, Kenya, Tanzania, Singapore, Pakistan, Jersey… — and with every essay the heart sank. The quality was uniformly excellent, the creative writing exceptional, and (beyond mere fluency, though this was outstanding) the imaginativeness of these boys and girls had surprised me. But oh, the sorrowfulness of these young spirits!
My mother tells me, Hide your face, people are looking.
I reply, I am also looking at them.
So little for so many.
King of the hill, top rat.
Shum explains that although this girl has every material need provided for, 'she is forced to suppress her curiosity and just memorise answers in order succeed in the national exam'. It's all about numbers, facts, figures, she laments… 'and the number on her tests is all that matters to everyone'.
So which is it to be? The consensus from these essays is that the future's a choice between environmental devastation, third world poverty, violence and war, or first world regimentation and the suppression of the individual human spirit.
Would essays from my childhood generation in the 1950s have been so bleak? No. But would there have been such a flowering of independent and creative writing? No. And two cheers for that.


A panel of advisers to the Food and Drug Administration overwhelmingly backed approval for a highly anticipated anti-obesity pill from Vivus Inc., a drug which the FDA previously rejected due to safety concerns.
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The trial period is ended without a request for formal paid plans The deletion of the Organization will be be automatically implemented after 30 days from the end date of the trial period. When the deletion of the Organization is implemented, Managed Accounts that have been managed by that Organization are not automatically deleted, but converted into regular Nulab accounts*.
The Services have been suspended for more than 90 days due to payment delay or any other reasons pursuant to Article 9.1 of the Nulab Terms of Service The Services will be deemed to be terminated after 90 days have passed from the suspension of the Services. Upon the termination, the deletion of the Organization will be automatically implemented. When the deletion of the Organization is implemented, Managed Accounts that have been managed by that Organization are not automatically deleted, but converted into regular Nulab accounts. The deletion of User Data will start after 180 days following the implementation of deletion of the Organization and will be complete within 10 days of start*.
* Notwithstanding the above, User Data will remain stored in the backup data collected for each service for a certain period even after the deletion completion dates listed above. For example, if the data's backups are made once a day and retained 30 times, the data will remain stored for 30 days in the data's backups after deletion is complete and will be deleted on the 31st day.
User Data exempted from deletion
All User Data registered by Users for each service shall be deleted except for the following data:
Data related to contracts, billing and deposit for each service
Administrator's name and contact for each service
Backlog space owner's name and contact (Classic Plan)
Backlog space ID
Nulab Pass' Nulab Organization ID
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However, in case of the deletion of the Nulab account, Managed Account or Backlog account (Classic Plan), the User Data in Backlog, Typetalk or Cacoo (excluding Free Plan and Plus Plan prior to November 27, 2019), created through the respective accounts, will not be deleted.
In order for this User Data to be deleted, it must fall into one of the categories listed above other than "Nulab Account" or "Managed Account".
4. User's responsibilities
It is the User's responsibility to comply with the applicable legal requirements for privacy, data protection and communication confidentiality concerning the use of the Services.
It is the User's responsibility to take the following security measures:
Proper management of the password assigned to each User
Proper management of their Nulab service account (registration, deletion, granting of administrator authority, etc.)
When using SSO (single sign-on) in conjunction with an ID platform outside of the Nulab services, Users are responsible for the management of their password of the linked account as well.
Technical and organizational security system.
Nulab has in place and will maintain appropriate technical and organization measures, internal controls and information security routines, in order to protect User Data from loss, damage or alteration due to force majeure, unauthorized access or leakage, or destruction through illegal acts. These responsibilities of Nulab concerning its security system shall apply only to the security and handling of User Data, and its obligations regarding confidentiality of User Data are set forth in Nulab Terms of Service.
In the event of illegal access to User Data stored in Nulab's equipment or facility, or loss, disclosure or alteration of User Data due to unauthorized access to such equipment or facility (each such incident shall be hereinafter referred to as "Security Incident(s)"), Nulab shall (a) notify the Users of such Security Incident, (b) investigate the Security Incident and report the result to the Users and (c) reduce the impact of the Security Incident and take appropriate measures to minimize any damage.
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If an attempted Security Incident fails, the foregoing item shall not apply and Nulab shall not be responsible to investigate, notify, report or take measures. A Security Incident is considered to be a failure when no unauthorized access to User Data or Nulab's equipment or facility storing User Data occurs, including, but not limited to, ping attacks or broadcast attacks against firewalls or edge servers, port scans, failed logon attempts, service denial attacks, packet sniffing (or other unauthorized access to data traffic which did not reach data other than IP address or header).
The aforementioned Nulab's notification or measures against Security Incidents shall not be construed as an admission of negligence, indemnity or any other liability by Nulab.
In the event of any Security Incidents, Nulab will, at its option, notify the Administrator via email and other methods, in principle within 72 hours. For this purpose, it is Users' responsibility to ensure that the Administrator keeps its registered contact information on the Service portal current and accurate at all times in accordance with Nulab Terms of Service.
Please contact Nulab Support Desk (https://nulab.com/contact/) if You become aware of a Security Incident or have a question about information Security Incidents.
Certification and audit. Nulab has established and maintains a data security policy that meets the ISO/IEC27000 series of standards: ISO 27001, 27017, and 27018. It is Your responsibility to review the content of documents separately prepared by Nulab concerning the Service, and independently determine whether the Service meets your requirements.
6. Encryption
Nulab uses Amazon Web Services, whose products and services have overall high reliability and enhanced security. We also protect confidentiality of data stored in our infrastructure, by providing paths protected by security systems using multiple encryption methods, protocols and algorithms, which allow data to safely pass through the infrastructure.
Transport Layer Security/Secure Sockets Layer (TLS/SSL). TLS/SSL encrypts communications exchanged on networks using symmetric encryption based on shared keys.
Internet Protocol Security (IPsec). IPsec is an industry-standard protocol suite used to provide network data authentication, integrity and confidentiality at the IP packet level.
Backlog: Data backup policy
Cacoo: Data backup policy
Database backups are made once a day and retained for 14 times.
Data is stored in the running server used for the corresponding service within Amazon Web Services
8. Protection of logs
Logs are stored in Amazon Web Services. Access is permitted only to employees engaged in specific assignments.
Logs created by the Services (Access logs, Activity logs)
After a 545 day retention period, the deletion of logs will be automatically implemented and the deletion will be completed within 10 days of start.


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Q: ui-select - make the arrow be on the left side I'm using the ui-select select-box for angularJS, and I need the arrow of the select-box to be on the left side to match other select-boxes I have and the whole rtl direction of the site.
The arrow appreas on the right side in all the examples I'd found. I tried setting the direction and the float properties but nothing worked.
I'm using the bootstrap style for the ui-select select-box. And in the "real" bootstrap select-boxes it's really easy to move the arrow to the left, simply by setting dir="rtl".
Any ideas? Thanks!
EDIT:
Here's an official example so that you can play with it.

A: You can reset the right and set left like this
.ui-select-bootstrap .ui-select-toggle > .caret {
   right: initial;
   left: 10px; /* or any other value - it should be the same as the original right value */
}

.ui-select-bootstrap > .ui-select-match > .btn {
    text-align: right !important;
    direction: rtl;
 }

 .ui-select-bootstrap > .ui-select-match > .btn > span.pull-left {
     float: right !important;
 }

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Britain needs an anti-Brexit alliance
Only way to save the UK from disaster is for pro-European parties to work together.
By	Vince Cable
7/8/19, 4:03 AM CET
Updated 7/10/19, 5:10 AM CET
People hold anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats signs | Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP via Getty Images
LONDON — Britain's next prime minister is in the process of being chosen by around 160,000 Conservative Party members — a self-selecting "selectorate" that is predominantly over 55, relatively wealthy, and, needless to say, not representative of the country.
When their chosen leader drags himself out of that toxic sludge, he's in for a shock.
Not only will he face a Conservative Party irrevocably divided at the grassroots level and a country poised to wreak revenge for the Brexit shambles at the first opportunity, but he will also face an anti-Brexit front more united than ever before.
Parties such as the Liberal Democrats, the Greens and Plaid Cymru are starting to work together for the greater good. We're putting aside our differences and focusing on doing everything collectively to stop a no-deal Brexit — and, indeed, to stop Brexit altogether.
In the upcoming Brecon and Radnorshire by-election, Welsh party Plaid Cymru has endorsed the Liberal Democrats because we offer the clearest chance of victory for pro-European voters. The Green Party has also decided to stand aside. That means anyone wanting to elect a candidate who is committed to stopping Brexit will be voting for the Lib Dems' Jane Dodds, maximizing the chances of taking back this Welsh seat from the anti-European Tories.
The looming disaster of an ill-conceived and appallingly executed European exit should have brought us together sooner.
It's hard to overstate the significance of this alliance. The decision is a beacon of political pragmatism and principle in the current fog of cross-party rancor and offers a roadmap for building an effective anti-Brexit front that can save our country from lurching toward disaster.
In votes to come — for instance in a snap general election — it may not be the Greens and Plaid whose name is left off the ballot paper but my own party's, where other pro-EU parties stand a better chance of winning against Brexiteers.
Boris Johnson warns open door to no-deal Brexit not a bluff
Laurens Cerulus
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Charlie Cooper and Emilio Casalicchio
The looming disaster of an ill-conceived and appallingly executed European exit should have brought us together sooner. These are extraordinary days in politics, which threaten the very future of our United Kingdom and the institutions we have fought to build and protect.
Faced with these challenges, we must realize collaboration is not a dirty word and seize this new momentum. Those of us in pro-European, internationalist parties can show how collaborative politics should be conducted in the 21st century — and save this country from destroying itself in the process.
The current turmoil in the Conservative and Labour parties may bring more MPs to join the Lib Dems; but it may also produce committed Conservatives and socialists who nonetheless wish to stand in defiance of their parties as part of a broad Remain alliance.
Brexit is the single biggest issue our country has faced in a generation ... if we can't come together for the greater good at a time like this, we never can.
The campaign group Best For Britain, under the leadership of Naomi Smith, continues to be inundated by people signing up to oppose Brexit in all its forms. They are demanding that politicians find ways of working together to break the Brexit impasse — more than 80,000 have now signed their petition calling for parties to work together.
Like them, I don't want to spend the rest of my life in a broken Britain, wondering what if we had reached across the political aisle to form an alliance and fight for our nation's future?
Brexit is the single biggest issue our country has faced in a generation, if not longer — if we can't come together for the greater good at a time like this, we never can.
The alliance we and our partners formed for the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election should become a blueprint not just for politicians, but for voters too.
By reaching out to our fellow pro-Europeans, we are showing voters what can be achieved when traditional party loyalty is set aside in order to make a significant difference at the ballot box.
Until we get equal votes by ditching first-past-the-post for a more proportionate system, we will need to rely on such tactics — particularly when regressive parties are organizing against us.
Faced with the moronic machismo and isolationism of the Conservative leadership candidates when it comes to Brexit, the anti-Brexit camp's only chance to keep the country from sliding into disaster is to set aside our differences and work together.
Vince Cable is leader of the U.K. Liberal Democrats.
What's disappointed me in my first two weeks in Brussels
A freshman MEP from the British Green Party on what's wrong with the EU capital.
Britain should stand by its man in DC
I've been in Kim Darroch's shoes — it's not fun but it's not fatal.
How Boris Johnson can defuse media frenzy around late-night argument
Former foreign secretary's strategy of refusing to answer questions about why police were called has failed to dampen press interest.
The south (of Europe) will rise again
Spain is ready to play a starring role in the EU.
Boris is the leader Britain deserves
It will take a clown to deliver Brexit.


There's nothing more unnerving than a traffic report close to your position. Your eyes instantly move outside the cockpit, scanning the sky for visual contact. While scanning outside is important, so is flying the airplane. Don't make an uncomfortable situation even worse by forgetting to manage flight parameters.
Loud kids, passengers talking nonstop over the intercom, and seemingly endless questions are typical when flying people around in a small GA airplane. Remember the "isolate" switch is there for a reason!
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Can't find a switch? Don't know how to follow the checklist flow? What's that speed limitation?
None of these are questions that are good to be answering in the air. Before you hop into an unfamiliar airplane, make sure you've done some chair flying.
We didn't get our pilot's certificates to fly circles over our house all day long. Inevitably, you'll fly into unfamiliar and busy airspace somewhere in the country. Know the regulations, airspace dimensions, and procedures before you take off. Click Here to check out an airspace training course we developed to help you out.
Limit the use of personal electronics as much as possible. If it's not flight-critical, ask yourself, "is this something that can wait until I'm on the ground?" Most likely, the answer is yes. If you're flying Part 91 with mounted cameras, have them set and filming before the engine starts. Don't touch them until you're on the ground.
There's nothing worse than a radio hog. It's distracting for other pilots that might be in a critical phase of flight or need to make an announcement. Avoid unnecessary radio conversations, or switch to a discreet frequency... Give 123.45 a try!
De-clutter your avionics so only relevant information is shown. Too much clutter could result in you missing something important.
FOD, or foreign object debris is distracting and dangerous. Quite a few accidents have been caused by loose items in the cockpit getting jammed into flight controls.
As you accelerate down the runway, you notice the loud rush of air entering the cabin. Somewhere, a door or window is open. If you weren't able to abort the takeoff or can't shut it in-flight, circle and land to fix the problem. Could an open baggage door take down an airplane? In this accident, it's most likely the primary cause.
What else has distracted you? Tell us in the comments below.


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This paper deals with the earliest stages of formation of porphyry Cu deposits, starting with the production of partial melts in the mantle and ending where upper crustal magmas reach their solidus and potentially have exsolved a metal-bearing hydrothermal fluid. During all these stages magmatic sulfides exert a major control on the budget of ore-forming metals in the magma. High metal concentrations in mafic arc magmas are favored by low degrees of partial melting in the mantle source region, and by limited removal (or effective redissolution) of magmatic sulfides in the lower crust. Ascending magmas accumulate in large, compositionally stratified magma chambers in the upper crust (5- to 15-km depth), which represent the exsolution source of the mineralizing fluids for the shallower porphyry Cu deposits. Interaction between mafic and felsic magmas in these magma chambers leads to partial mingling/mixing, volatile release, and the formation of magmatic sulfides that incorporate large amounts of Cu and Au, but only little Mo. For porphyry Cu mineralization, it is essential that these magmatic sulfides are subsequently destroyed and thereby release their contained metals to the mineralizing fluids. Evidence from experimental phase equilibria studies and melt inclusions hosted in phenocrysts from plutonic and volcanic rocks in arc environments, combined with fluid inclusion evidence from porphyry Cu deposits, suggest that silicate melts that ultimately give rise to porphyry Cu deposits are likely saturated first with a CO2-rich fluid and later give way to single-phase, low-salinity (typically 5–10 wt % NaCl equiv) aqueous fluids. At the typical fO2 conditions of porphyry Cu-forming magmas (ΔFMQ + 1 to ΔFMQ + 3), sulfur occurs mostly as SO2 in the fluid. Efficient Cu removal from the magma into the overlying porphyry environment is favored by the exsolution of an S-bearing volatile phase that has a low HCl/alkali chloride ratio. The ability of the ore fluid to scavenge and transport Cu increases with increasing fO2 and the concentration of K in the aqueous fluid, and may be maximized at high ratios of SO2/H2S of the fluid. Once formed, efficient focusing of the ore fluid into the upper portions of the magma chamber may be favored by the development of permeable melt channels that act as conduits for the ascent of ore fluid in a pressure gradient through the crystallizing magma. These conduits likely facilitate the contribution of S, Cu, and other metals from mafic silicate melt that ponds at deeper levels of the magma system.


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Are you ready to explore? There's so much to do and enjoy in and around Merthyr Tydfil. Get a glimpse of our past, experience an adrenaline kick like no other, take in an exhibition or show, stride out on our trails or enjoy some quiet reflection – you can do it all in Merthyr Tydfil.
Staying at Gethin Lodge opens up a plethora of activities and things to do for all the family. Your stay with us will be an absolute delight as there are so many Places of Interest in and around Merthyr Tydfil.
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If you are keen on the more extreme activities that Merthyr Tydfil has to offer you will find something to suit you! From mountain biking, cycling, kayaking, climbing, caving or parascending, there are many qualified activity providers in the area that will be able to introduce you to a new experience.
This is a beautiful part of Wales, with traditional market towns, stunning landscapes, canal paths, castles and plenty of family attractions. The scenery here is both beautiful and diverse - rolling countryside and valleys, wide open spaces to the wild beauty of the waterfalls and caves.
Wales has 311 miles of traffic-free rides, perfect for families with children. For lovers of quiet lanes, Gethin Lodge is a base for any activity break or holiday. And if you want to cycle long distance, there's that too.
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There are approximately 100km of public rights of way in Brecon, 23km of these lay within the Brecon Beacons National Park.
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