View the infographic: Click here for a nice visual guide to what gets tested.
First introduced in 1960, the MOT was only carried out on cars over 10 years old and every year after that, inspecting important features like steering, braking and lights. Due to the large percentage of cars failing the test, the testing age was reduced to 7 years in 1961, reducing to 3 years in 1967 which remains in place for cars to this day.
The test has changed across the years to add more requirements, making the test more thorough than ever before. In order to reduce fraud, all MOT tests since 2008 are now logged online, meaning that a car can no longer be issued with a test without the thorough examination required. Members of the public can check if their car has been tested or the date of expiration of their current MOT at the department of transport website.
The Ministry of Transport test, or MOT, looks at several areas on the car to ensure the vehicle is legal and roadworthy. In addition to ensuring that the car is safe to be on the roads, the test also looks at the vehicle identification markings and also the exhaust emissions. Below is a brief overview of what parts of the car are tested during an MOT. If your car is due an MOT, you may want to consider having any known faults to these areas repaired to increase the car's chances of passing the MOT.
Vehicle Identification Number: This must be permanently displayed on the vehicle and easily readable.
Number plate: The vehicle registration plate must be clear and readable, as well as securely fixed to the vehicle.
Lights: All the lights should be working correctly and of the right colour (brakes are red, indicators are orange, reversing lights are bright white). The controls on the dashboard should also be working correctly.
Windscreen: The windscreen is clear and does not obstruct or distort the driver's view of the road.
Windscreen wipers and washers: Tested to ensure that both are working correctly to clean the windscreen to maintain a clear view of the road.
Mirrors: The mirrors are all in the correct position and provide a clean and clear view. They are also correctly fitted and are in no danger of becoming loose.
Seats: The front driver and passenger seat are secure and can lock safely in position. The rear seats are secure and can remain locked in the upright position.
Seatbelts: The seatbelts are the correct type for each seat, lock securely into place, and are in good condition.
Horn: The car horn works correctly, is easy to operate, and is the correct tone and sound for the type of vehicle.
Brakes: The brakes will be tested on a roller brake tester when applicable. Condition of the brake pads will be examined to ensure that they are working correctly. Performance will also be assessed to ensure the brakes are working to standards.
Brake pedal: The pedal should be non-slippery.
Steering: The steering should be responsive and to standard.
Suspension: Should be in good working condition.
Fuel: The fuel cap can be unfastened and then fastened securely. There should also be no leaks within the fuel system.
Emissions: The emissions from the car will be checked to see if they are in line with the car's age and fuel type.
Exhaust: The exhaust must be securely fitted, no serious leaks, and the system must be intact and complete. The noise should also be effectively silenced.
Tyres: Each of the four tyres should be roadworthy, with a tread depth within the legal guidelines. If applicable, the correct type of tyres should also be fitted.
Wheels: The wheels should be safely secure on the car, with the fittings in good condition.
Body: The exterior of the car's body should be in a safe condition, with no sharp edges. There should not be any excessive corrosion to the body.
Doors: The doors should be in good condition, with the front doors able to be opened from inside or outside of the car. They should close and lock properly into the secure driving position.
If a car fails its MOT test, then there are a number of options available to you. If you leave the car at the test centre for repair and retest before the end of 10 working days, then there is no fee. This is because this is classified as a "partial retest".
If you take the car away from the test centre for repair, then there is no fee for a retest if the car is returned within 1 working day of the initial test. This is only applicable when repairing certain minor faults. For a full list of which repairs qualify, visit the direct.gov website.
If you remove the car from the test centre for more than 1 working day and less than 10 working days, then you will undertake a partial retest and may incur a partial retest fee.
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After a late night and little sleep. The chances of getting very far from our home base seemed pretty remote. However, with a little digging and a lot of scrambling. I managed to convince Kayuri to join me on a two plus hour train ride that included two transfers. The ride itself was not going to be a pretty one. As the man sitting directly across from me ate, drank, clipped his nails, applied eye drops and picked his nose for most of the trip. Fortunately for us, this was one of one of those occasions when the destination was far better than the journey.
As we arrived Takashi Murakami's "The 500 Arhats"at Roppongi Tokyo's Mori Arts Center. We were met with a line that extended far outside the center. A the door a sign welcomed visitors with an intimidating "Expect twenty minute wait on line." While I'm not sure if the people were there for the Ancient Egypt exhibition or for Murakami's exhibit. I'm glad we waited it out, because "The 500 Arhats" was incredible. While this is my usual kind of post. Being that I don't tend to post pictures I took of other peoples work. Both my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'd highly recommend a visit. Below are a few images and a link to the Tokyo Time Out article that inspired me to go.
To be perfectly honest. I am beginning to lose track of the days here. So I'm just going to pretend no ones looking and go with the flow of what my blog tells me. With Friday being our last day in Hakone. I took advantage of the rain and the fact that it was Christmas day to spend as much time going back and forth between the hot springs and the sauna before packing and heading back down the mountain on the way to our home base in Hayama.
With the threat of a do nothing weekend I bolted for another option in the Shibuya area of Tokyo. and the promise of a couple of extra record stores and the shrines. While I liked the Shibuya area. Everything there seems to be created to satisfy the tastes and influences of Americans. Shop after shop featured apparel with the name New York, Brooklyn and even Harlem. There were times when I felt as if I was strolling down St. Marks Place and others (many, many others) where I felt as if I was in the heart of Times Square. I really can't complain, considering what an awesome day we had. Maybe I just need to give up on the idea that every big metropolis is unique to the other. On a side note. I can't go without mentioning the incredible noodles we had at that little back alley hole in the wall.
Whether you're in Japan for a day, week, month or year. You're eventually going to find yourself in Tokyo. With this being my third visit to Japan. I think I've been to the city enough times to say, without pause, it is my least favorite part of the country.


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Caroline "Mother" Fulham (1852–unknown) was an Irish born-Canadian known for raising pigs in Calgary, Alberta and impacting city bylaws regarding the care of animals within city limits.

Fulham was born in Ireland. She moved to Calgary in 1889. Her husband John Fulham was a rancher. He spent much of his time living and working lived outside of town and only occasionally visited the city. As a resident in the city she was known for disorderly behaviour and run-ins with the police. She was known  the only woman to drink at the Alberta Hotel, which otherwise had an all-male clientele, and for frequent arrests while under the influence of alcohol.

Fulham lived at 612-6th Avenue SW. She raised pigs and other animals in her backyard. Her pigs were fed using waste from local hotels and restaurants. She collected was in swill barrel, traveling around town on a horse-drawn cart. At the time, there were no laws against raising livestock within city limits. James Alexander Lougheed complained to the city that the value of land he owned was negatively impacted by Fulham's pig raising activities. In response, city council introduced the first set of building restrictions in Calgary's history.

Fulham was frequently represented in court by fellow Irish-Canadian, Paddy Nolan, and was known for theatrics in the courtroom. Following the death of a cow following a collision with a Canadian Pacific Railway vehicle, she had Nolan sue the company for damages. The company argued it was not responsible due to the posting of "No Trespassing" signs along the rail line. In response Fulham yelled "You fools! What made you think my cow could read?".

Fulham left Calgary in 1904. She sold her property following the death of her husband in 1903. Fulham lived briefly for a time in Vancouver before returning to Calgary in 1905. Her whereabouts after that time are unknown. The building where she lived was eventually torn down to accommodate development in the city.

Sarah Carter has argued that Fulham's behaviour was noteworthy because it went against and tested social norms related to the behaviour of women. Linda Kupececk echoed the assessment stating that Fulham "pushed the boundaries of what women could be in frontier Calgary."

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Wittenberg, E., Paczynski, M., Wiese, H., Jackendoff, R., & Kuperberg, G. R. (2014). The difference between "giving a rose" and "giving a kiss": A sustained anterior negativity to the light verb construction. Journal of Memory and Language , (73), 31 - 42. Full TextAbstract
We used event-related potentials (ERPs) to investigate the neurocognitive mechanisms associated with processing light verb constructions such as "give a kiss". These constructions consist of a semantically underspecified light verb ("give") and an event nominal that contributes most of the meaning and also activates an argument structure of its own ("kiss"). This creates a mismatch between the syntactic constituents and the semantic roles of a sentence. Native speakers read German verb-final sentences that contained light verb constructions (e.g., "Julius gave Anne a kiss"), non-light constructions (e.g., "Julius gave Anne a rose"), and semantically anomalous constructions (e.g., *"Julius gave Anne a conversation"). ERPs were measured at the critical verb, which appeared after all its arguments. Compared to non-light constructions, the light verb constructions evoked a widely distributed, frontally focused, sustained negative-going effect between 500 and 900 ms after verb onset. We interpret this effect as reflecting working memory costs associated with complex semantic processes that establish a shared argument structure in the light verb constructions.
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Paczynski, M., Jackendoff, R., & Kuperberg, G. R. (2014). When events change their nature: The neurocognitive mechanisms underlying aspectual coercion. The Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience , 29 (9), 1905-17. Full TextAbstract
The verb "pounce" describes a single, near-instantaneous event. Yet, we easily understand that, "For several minutes the cat pounced…" describes a situation in which multiple pounces occurred, although this interpretation is not overtly specified by the sentence's syntactic structure or by any of its individual words—a phenomenon known as "aspectual coercion." Previous psycholinguistic studies have reported processing costs in association with aspectual coercion, but the neurocognitive mechanisms giving rise to these costs remain contentious. Additionally, there is some controversy about whether readers commit to a full interpretation of the event when the aspectual information becomes available, or whether they leave it temporarily underspecified until later in the sentence. Using ERPs, we addressed these questions in a design that fully crossed context type (punctive, durative, frequentative) with verb type (punctive, durative). We found a late, sustained negativity to punctive verbs in durative contexts, but not in frequentative (e.g., explicitly iterative) contexts. This effect was distinct from the N400 in both its time course and scalp distribution, suggesting that it reflected a different underlying neurocognitive mechanism. We also found that ERPs to durative verbs were unaffected by context type. Together, our results provide strong evidence that neural activity associated with aspectual coercion is driven by the engagement of a morphosyntactically unrealized semantic operator rather than by violations of real-world knowledge, more general shifts in event representation, or event iterativity itself. More generally, our results add to a growing body of evidence that a set of late-onset sustained negativities reflect elaborative semantic processing that goes beyond simply combining the meaning of individual words with syntactic structure to arrive at a final representation of meaning.
Wittenberg, E., Jackendoff, R., Kuperberg, G., Paczynski, M., Snedeker, J., Wiese, H., & Wittenberg, E. (2014). The processing and representation of light verb constructions. In Bachrach, A., Roy, I. and Stockall, L. (Eds): Structuring the Argument: Multidisciplinary research on verb argument structure (pp. 61-80) . John Benjamins Publishing Company.
Cohn, N., Jackendoff, R., Holcomb, P. J., & Kuperberg, G. R. (2014). The grammar of visual narrative: Neural evidence for constituent structure in sequential image comprehension. Neuropsychologia , 64, 63-70.Abstract
Constituent structure has long been established as a central feature of human language. Analogous to how syntax organizes words in sentences, a narrative grammar organizes sequential images into hierarchic constituents. Here we show that the brain draws upon this constituent structure to comprehend wordless visual narratives. We recorded neural responses as participants viewed sequences of visual images (comics strips) in which blank images either disrupted individual narrative constituents or fell at natural constituent boundaries. A disruption of either the first or the second narrative constituent produced a left-lateralized anterior negativity effect between 500 and 700ms. Disruption of the second constituent also elicited a posteriorly-distributed positivity (P600) effect. These neural responses are similar to those associated with structural violations in language and music. These findings provide evidence that comprehenders use a narrative structure to comprehend visual sequences and that the brain engages similar neurocognitive mechanisms to build structure across multiple domains.
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Javier Muñoz, Roberta Kaplan, Waheedah Shabazz-El, Nelson Vergel, and David Furnish would all make excellent replacements for disgraced amfAR Board Chair Kenneth Cole
The American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) has been rocked by a scandal this year that involves shoe fashion maven Kenneth Cole, who serves as amfAR Board Chair, and amfAR major donor Harvey Weinstein. (Yeah, that Harvey Weinstein. He's the gift that keeps on groping.)
The scandal concerns a creepy backroom deal struck between Cole and Weinstein about the use of profits from an amfAR fundraising event. Their behavior has so angered HIV advocates and organizations that they are demanding Cole's ouster as amfAR Chairman. So far, Cole is hanging on to his Board position with more righteous indignation than Roy Moore at a Youth for Christ rally, but the other shoe could drop at any moment. (Oh yes, there will be shoe puns.)
Kenneth Cole must be replaced. Right now. Getting this done is a marvelous opportunity to bring new energy and integrity to amfAR. There is no shortage of worthy candidates who could fill Kenneth Cole's fabled loafers, but I'm willing to start with five people who could help polish amfAR's reputation.
Along the way, I'll fill you in on the sordid details of the amfAR scandal and the alleged actions of Cole and Weinstein.
Javier Muñoz
Just imagine the energy (and coolness quotient) Javier Muñoz would bring to amfAR, having inspired a generation of theater geeks by speaking openly about being a gay man living with HIV. Oh, and he has accomplished this while starring in Hamilton on Broadway. Munoz would add immediacy and star power to amfAR at a time the stalwart organization could use a breath of fresh air.
As much as Munoz loves theater, he's never been accused of trying to syphon money from an amfAR fundraising auction to re-pay a debt to a theater project. Nope. That would be Cole and Weinstein.
In 2015, Weinstein contributed two items for an amfAR fundraising auction. There were strings attached. He wanted $600,000 from whatever his donated items raised to be wired to a theater company to which Weinstein owed that amount. amfAR Board Chair Kenneth Cole agreed to this, but he kinda forgot to mention this to other Board members. The director of amfAR objected to this cozy deal, but to no avail.
David Furnish
The amfAR Board should be ecstatic to have the integrity and class provided by David Furnish, the man who has guided the Elton John AIDS Foundation so smoothly over the years. Loving husband to Sir Elton John, Furnish is also a strong advocate for those living with HIV. His Foundation has been a devoted funder to HIV anti-stigma and self-empowerment programs.
You know what David Furnish would never have done? Agreed to the shady auction deal, especially when Weinstein's items only brought in $900,000, meaning that most of the profits -- the $600,000 Weinstein wanted to sock away to that theater -- did not benefit amfAR at all.
Kenneth Cole not only had no problem with all this, he made amfAR Board members sign non-disclosure agreements to keep quiet about this mess. So much for leadership, let alone personal sole-searching.
Nelson Vergel
Long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS have a special place in our hearts for Nelson Vergel, the body-builder trained in chemical engineering who has been teaching people with HIV about nutrition and exercise for decades. His seminal book, Built to Survive!, has been a staple of every HIV coalition bookshelf for twenty years.
amfAR could demonstrate commitment to grassroots ingenuity by naming Nelson Vergel to their Board. Nelson has fought both HIV drug resistance and non-Hodgkins lymphoma. He is a battle-tested human triumph.
To be fair, Nelson Vergel may never have dealt with the chaos of a staff so horrified by the actions of its Board Chair as the staff at amfAR has been over the conduct of Kenneth Cole. But Vergel has faced down much tougher situations. And help may be on the way: the New York State Attorney General has taken an interest in the Cole/Weinstein auction deal. This powerful gumshoe could spell real trouble for Cole.
Waheedah Shabazz-El
There is no greater force of nature than an empowered woman living with HIV. And anyone who has seen Waheedah Shabazz-El in action, such as her electrifying speech at AIDS2010, knows her to be fearless, knowledgeable, and formidable.
Shabazz-El is longtime leader but she represents a tidal wave of powerful females who have entered the HIV activism arena, many of whom are involved in the world's most exciting advocacy organization, the Positive Women's Network, where Shabazz-El serves as Regional Organizing Director. amfAR could tap into this new energy by providing a Board seat for Shabazz-El. The fact she is an African American Muslim woman living with HIV would also bring new layers of diversity to the Board.
There are some things Waheedah Shabazz-El has never done, however. She has never replaced fellow Board members with mindless supplicants when she was embroiled in crisis. Nope. That would be Kenneth Cole, who replaced amfAR Board members who resigned in protest with buddies that Cole could count on to keep their mouths shut. Allegedly.
Roberta Kaplan
Who loves marriage equality? Yeah, me too. And the many fine people we have to thank include Roberta Kaplan, the attorney who represented the late Edith Windsor in their successful bid to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act, making same-sex marriage the law of the land. Not a bad item on a resume. No wonder GMHC had the good sense to make her Co-Chair of their Board. amfAR would be wise to take their lead and do the same.
Roberta Kaplan is no stranger to petitions, clearly. But she has never, ever had to deal with a petition calling for her Board resignation that was signed by every advocacy agency you can imagine. Nope. That would be Kenneth Cole, who has ignored a joint letter signed by everyone from Larry Kramer to Greg Louganis which demands that Cole resign.
So, how can you make your voice heard about this maddening issue? As you consider your end-of-year charitable giving, you might find an alternative to amfAR. There are so many worthwhile HIV organizations, including those doing HIV treatment and cure research.
You can also email Kenneth Cole directly, at kenneth@kennethcole.com, and be sure to copy amfAR at donors@amfar.org and, just for some added kick, copy your email to the New York State Attorney General's office of charity regulation at charities.complaints@ag.ny.gov.
Thanks for reading, and please be well.
P.S. Happy holidays! I'm so glad to share my annual posting of The My Fabulous Disease Holiday Spectacular! This video includes my real-life family, Santa, a little drag, and some very candid talk about loving a family member with HIV. Filmed several years ago, you'll be charmed by mom's cooking as much as her comic timing. I'm blessed to have a family who agreed to go on record about their feelings of loving someone with HIV. With the passing of both Mom and my sister Linda this year, the video is bittersweet, but I could not be more proud of them all, now and forever.
[Note from TheBody.com: This article was originally published by Mark S. King on Dec. 7, 2017. We have cross-posted it with his permission.]
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A batch of mixed economic data was released this week and last that underlines continued strength among U.S. businesses and manufacturers. But consumer confidence still seems to be held back by the global slowdown, central bank policy concerns and other factors. This suggests investors should remain cautious and might want to consider assets that have demonstrated an ability to preserve capital in times of uncertainty—gold and short-term municipal bonds among them.
For the third straight month, consumer confidence slipped on fears that the days of cheap gasoline might be coming to an end. The University of Michigan's Index of Consumer Sentiment fell to 90 in March, down from 91.7 in February. Although it's still above recession levels, the index has been trending down for the past 12 months.
Conditions improved for manufacturers in New York State, according to the monthly Empire State Manufacturing Survey. Many investors pay attention to this metric as an indicator of industry health in the very influential New York region of the U.S. The headline reading climbed 17 points to its first positive score since July of last year, with significant improvements in new orders and shipments. Manufacturers also said they were more optimistic about business conditions six months out.
But overall industrial production told a slightly different story. Activity fell 0.5 percent in February month-over-month, and as I explained earlier in the week, industrial production is a subset of GDP, which indicates where the markets have been.
Housing data was also mixed. On the one hand, we saw a higher-than-expected rate of new housing starts in February. Single-family homes led the way, rising from 767,000 in January to 822,000, the highest print since the end of the recession. This helped push the total number of homes to 1.18 million, a 5.2 percent increase from January and an impressive 30.9 percent jump from the previous February.
At the same time, existing-home sales dropped a substantial 7.1 percent in February, according to the National Association of Realtors. Low supply levels and price growth were the leading culprits.
The most welcome news was that the core consumer price index (CPI)—which excludes food and energy—rose 2.3 percent year-over-year in February, representing the fourth straight month of inflation and the highest rate since October 2008.
As I've pointed out many times before, gold has tended to respond well when inflationary pressure pushes real interest rates below zero. To get the real rate, you subtract the headline CPI from the U.S. Treasury yield. When it's negative, as it is now, gold becomes more attractive to investors seeking preservation of their capital. The yellow metal has risen more than 17 percent so far this year, making it one of the best performers in 2016.
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Pokemon 2014 is a wrap! The TSG community raised over $32,000 for St. Jude's Children Research Hospital. We have such a great team and community and it truly does take us all to produce these events. One of the many highlights was having Nob Ogasawara take part in the marathon. The items he gave us to auction off were amazing and raised over $4000. What we especially enjoyed were the great interviews. We loved Nob's insight and humor. He had the room laughing constantly during both of his interviews.
Up next for us is our 24 hour Kirby Minithon which will take place in August. We will finalize the dates very soon. We also announced our next year's week long event through a live skit. We will be playing Mario for our one week summer marathon in 2015. Also keep in mind, to end this year we will be doing our very first 72 hour Sonic Marathon on Dec. 12.
As part of a surprise announcement by Nintendo, the 3DS would receive a large price cut (80 dollars for the US) a mere six months after the 3DS was released worldwide. As compensation for anyone who has a 3DS before the price cut point (August 12th), Nintendo would be giving away 10 NES games and 10 GBA games to anyone who has accessed the 3DS shop channel before August 12th. So far, Nintendo confirmed that on the NES side, Super Mario Bros, Donkey Kong Jr, Balloon Fight, Ice Climber and The Legend of Zelda would be available as well as five unknown titles. Along with Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island, Mario Kart: Super Circuit, Metroid Fusion, Wario Ware, Inc.: Mega Microgame$ and three unknown titles, Nintendo of America customer service also confirmed that Super Mario Advance 4 (Super Mario Bros 3) and Kirby and the Amazing Mirror would be avaliable. While these two games were not mentioned in the original press release given by Nintendo, NintendoWorldReport contacted the Nintendo of America customer service and they recieved a confirmation of the announcement. The NES games are set to be avaliable to early adopters of the 3DS from September 1st while the GBA while the GBA games will befully distributed by the end of the year.
Yes, you read that right – From the Official Nintendo Magazine UK website, the lovable pink ball is getting his own TV channel, filled with brand new episodes of Kirby's cartoon, consisting of fifty episodes.
While this is from the UK website, this means there is no indication whether the Americans are getting the same deal as those in the UK, but the free channel – yes, free, zip to pay – will be updated twice a week, with a new episode on a Monday, then a Thursday. While the first episode will always be there, as episodes become older, they will be taken down to make way for the newer ones.
I don't know about you, but I'm totally watching these – Kirby Right Back At Ya was shown around in 2003 on a children's channel in the UK, and distributed by 4Kids! in America.
EDIT: Turns out the episodes are Kirby: Right Back At Ya – still free, but sadly not the new episodes – thanks for rctgamer3 for giving us more info.
Remember that Kirby game we heard about some time ago on DS, featuring a bunch of small Kirbies on screen at once? Well, it's not dead! The title was featured in the most recent Famitsu issue, complete with new details!
Atsumete! Kirby, which roughly translates to Gathering! Kirby, has players controlling not one, not two, but up to ten Kirbies at once. To get up to the ten Kirbies mark, the Kirbies have to devour fruit to produce more Kirbies. Once you've created your Kirby army, you can mass them on enemies like Pikmin to defeat them. Controls are mainly focused on the touchscreen. Tap on the screen and a star will appear. The Kirbies will walk toward the star. Double tap and they will run. Once at the star, they will latch on so you can move them easier. If one of your Kirbies fall in battle, it's not over for him. Using another Kirby you can go help them, but only before they become an angel and float off the screen.
As of right now, the title is coming exclusively for the Nintendo DS. Japan can expect the title this year. You can check out the Famitsu Scan below.
Nintendo Foreshadowing Slim 2011 Line-Up for Wii?
If you're a Wii owner in North America or Europe, there hasn't been much for you in 2011. Mario Sports Mix… Mario Sports Mix… That's really the only title we've had launch this year. We're in April and we've only see one Wii release by Nintendo. So what is Nintendo telling their fans right now? 'Wait till E3, then we'll blow your mind!' With E3 2010's line-up of Wii titles, that definitely seems possible. But are recent moves by Nintendo of America and Europe suggesting a slim line-up for E3 2011?
Nintendo 2011's release list looks fairly slim. There's Mario Sports Mix next month, and Zelda… And that's about it. Not anymore! Well, at least in Japan. Nintendo announced two new Wii titles today while also reconfirming that Rhythm Heaven is coming to the Wii.
You can check out info on the new titles after the jump.
You may or may not have caught Entertainment Weekly's Jeff Jensen stating that Kirby's Epic Yarn was the WORST game of 2010, because it was "too cute". While I'm a strong proponent of free speech and allowing the opinions of others to be heard, Jensen's reasoning behind the game's flaw as the worst game [which, frankly, let's look at some Wii shovelware and compare the two] were weak and baseless at best.
Apparently, Jensen also admits it at this point. He openly admits that the purpose behind the making of the "worst" game segment was to spark a controversy and get the gaming world talking about "cuteness" in gaming.
Frankly, I don't see where a "cuteness in gaming" kind of controversy would go anywhere. Do we really want to completely kill the entire family-friendly market of games? Gaming market divisions would just as rather cut off their right arm and enter a Twister tournament.
Here we are with Day 10 and a rather cute little ice level. It's Rainbow Resort, from Kirby's Adventure!
Whooooh! It's today's wallpaper of the intro to Rainbow Resort! Go here for the full version!
Whooooh music! Here's the Rainbow Resort music from Kirby's Adventure. And here's Frozen Fantasy from Kirby Canvas Curse, which is actally a remix of Rainbow Resort!
And whooooh remixes! I Want You Inside Me has a risque title, but it's a great remix of Rainbow Resort, by halc!


Gillard's U18s eased past Northampton U18s 2-0 to reach the fourth round of the FA Youth Cup on Wednesday evening after Emery spoke about the promising junior gunners earlier in the day at the club's training ground London Colney.
Goals from Fol Balogun and Zak Swanson saw Gillard's side beat the dogged challenge of the young Cobblers on a cold evening at Boreham Wood's Meadow Park – while Ljungberg's U23s sit in second place in Premier League 2 two points behind leaders Derby.
In response to a question from the Gazette asking his views on the side's below the first team Emery spoke glowingly about the club's academy stars.
He said: "I want to look at every player with us. I usually speak a lot with Freddie to get his impression about th"e players.
Arsenal Invincible Ljungberg's U21 side showed character to qualify from a tough group in the Checkatrade Trophy including wins at League One side Coventry City and League Two promotion contenders Forest Green Rovers.
Although they were eventually knocked out by third tier side Portsmouth at Fratton Park last week, the Swede's youngsters will have gained essential experience playing against hardened professional footballers.
WIth the first team set to host FK Qarabag at the Emirates on Thursday evening Emery revealed a number of the club's gilded youth would be in the frame to be selected for the squad with Arsenal already haing sealed top spot.
Follow Arsenal reporter Layth on Twitter for his in-depth coverage on all aspects of the club from the first team through to the U23s, U21s, U18s, women's and amputee sides.


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The Lauragais is a little known area of south-west France and Colin Duncan Taylor has been exploring it for nearly 20 years. This book, subtitled Steeped in History, Soaked in Blood, will take readers on a journey around this pretty part of Occitanie and reveal its eventful history. It offers a wonderful insight into the past and present of the area and the people who've shaped its land, from the Duke of Wellington to the villagers who've lived there for generations.


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Remembering Bob Davis, Board Member & Friend
It is with heavy hearts that we mourn the loss of our board member and dear friend Bob Davis.
Bob was deeply loved in our community and worked diligently to support us all with his friendship, leadership, generosity and compassion.
In 1999, he started supporting the board as the Bath Area Family YMCA was growing into a new facility on Centre Street by serving on multiple committees. In 2004, Bob served his first term as a Y board member and from 2009-2012 he was chair of the Bath Area Family YMCA Board. Bob's work with YMCA finances was nothing short of brilliant and his work spanned over 50 years with multiple YMCA organizations. He was also instrumental in the opening of our new Landing YMCA facility in Brunswick in 2016.
He advocated tirelessly for access to early childhood development in the greater Midcoast area. His work in the community also included Mid Coast-Parkview Hospital, United Way, People Plus, Topsham Rotary Espresso, Family Focus, and SAD 75.
Our hearts go out to his family and the community that mourns his loss.
His obituary and service details can be found here.


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tv ratings Nov. 14, 2019
Over 13 Million People Watched the First Day of the Impeachment Hearings
By Josef Adalian@tvmojoe
William Taylor, acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine. Photo: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images
How's this for pizzazz? Wednesday's opening round of the House impeachment hearings drew an average audience of 13.1 million viewers across six major networks, per preliminary Nielsen data. Though far short of blockbuster level, that number is slightly larger than what the same networks drew in July (12.97 million) when former special counsel Robert Mueller testified before Congress. Given the mystery surrounding Mueller's appearance and the fact that the two diplomats who testified yesterday are far less well-known than Mueller, it's impressive that Wednesday's hearings brought in the ratings they did. What's more, these numbers don't include viewers who watched outside the home or streamed the hearings, nor do they capture viewership for PBS, C-SPAN, and local Fox stations that aired the hearings.
As for individual networks, Fox News and MSNBC were a close No. 1 and 2 between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. ET, drawing 2.89 million and 2.7 million viewers, respectively, according to preliminary Nielsen numbers released by CNN. MSNBC nearly tripled its tune-in from a day earlier in the same time period, while Fox News was also up sharply (as much as double its audience Tuesday in some slots). ABC finished third with 2 million viewers, followed by CBS (1.97 million), CNN (1.9 million), and NBC (1.7 million). Ratings for the broadcast networks include post-hearing analysis, which stretched to around 4 p.m. on NBC and ABC, and until 4:30 p.m. on CBS.
To put these numbers in context, more people watched the impeachment hearings yesterday than tuned in for the biggest show in prime time Wednesday, ABC's broadcast of the CMA Awards, which attracted 11.1 million viewers. In an era of audience fragmentation and streaming services, broadcast and cable networks draw far fewer casual viewers than they once did. When the Nixon impeachment hearings took place in 1973, they were the only thing most people could watch on TV. And during the Clinton impeachment, there were plenty of cable alternatives to the hearings, but no streaming and very little internet video. Yes, there's a good chance President Trump will tweet out a story noting these ratings didn't break any records. But while such a tweet would be technically true, it would also be misleading: Wednesday's hearings drew a big audience by 2019 standards.
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Over 13 Million Watched the First Impeachment Hearings


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I was recently asked to serve on an advisory committee for a new program sponsored by the Oregon Public Health Institute, Kaiser Permanente, and the League of Oregon Cities, entitled the "HEAL Cities Campaign." HEAL stands for Healthy Eating Active Living, and I am a strong supporter of its goals.
Many of the policies the campaign is advocating are things we have done in Albany for a number of years. We have supported the Farmers' Market, provided space for community gardens, built good bicycle and pedestrian facilities, provided wellness incentives for employees, and led the Safe Routes to School program. Despite what I believe is a good record on these issues, there is more we might consider.
HEAL focuses on both the community and the City as an organization by emphasizing four areas of concern: 1) Land Use and Transportation; 2) Access to Healthy Food Options; 3) Shared Use Agreements; and 4) Workplace Wellness and Nutrition Standards. Albany is already a leader in several of these areas, but we probably have the most work to do in Areas 2 and 4.
HEAL is advocating for policies that would increase physical activity in the workplace, such as walking meetings and designated activity breaks. The campaign also calls for healthy snack choices that would set nutrition standards for food and beverages sold on city property. I would benefit from the latter policy because I have found myself giving into the temptation of an afternoon soda on too many occasions in recent months. These are the type of decisions that I believe should be made collaboratively, and the HEAL campaign suggests establishing a Workplace Wellness Committee to work through the issues.
The most difficult task for us would seem to be improving affordable access to healthy foods throughout the community. Our Village Center Plan helped bring a full-service grocery store to North Albany, but there are too many neighborhoods (including mine) where it is much closer to fast food options than it is to healthy choices. I should make it clear that I like many fast foods, and I am not a fan of proposals to compel restrictions. I do support, however, efforts to increase the availability and affordability of healthy options. We are facing a pandemic of obesity and diabetes that threatens both individual and societal health. I also think we need to recognize that the billions of dollars spent to promote unhealthy foods are working, particularly on our children.
I do not think the HEAL Cities Campaign calls for much additional work in Albany. It does provide additional information and should help us make some decisions about appropriate policies for the community and workplace. The first advice our advisory committee provided to campaign organizers was to take a positive approach to the issue. I believe the consortium accepted that suggestion, and it's one I hope we can practice here as well.


Fly through Class C SAC. Fly over clouds ---------------- Myself and a friend took of from runway 19L. Weather was scattered over Sacramento area, so I decided to fly above the clouds at 3500 instead of 1500 as originally planned. Auburn airport had 3 traffics when 10 miles out, but by the time I got in the pattern, they had all landed. After a brunch right on the APRON at the "wing Cafe" we went back up and this time cloud coverage over SAC and Travis was overcast at 1500. I decided to climb to 4500 and hope that we would find a hole before getting closer to KCCR (which we did). Landing on 32 R was uneventful.
airport operation, takeoff. simulated emergency landing.
Flight following - fly close to mount Diablo -------------- Weather was calm in the valley. I decided to head East to Tracy and check out their downtown by bike after landing there. Ground was quite busy, it took me a few mn to get clearance to taxi to 19. When up in the air, I went up to 3500 feet and flew east of Mount Diablo. I could not get good comms with Norcal Approach until I passed most of Mount Diablo. I was handed ti 125.1 pretty much right away. An Helicopter got in the pattern before me doing a touch and go. I realized that meant for him to land on the runway numbers and take off again. After an uneventful landing, I biked to downtown Tracy to check out their Saturday morning farmer's market. This was just a quick 20 mn bike ride.I got a flat tire (on my bike), the folks at skyview aviation were cool enough to let me use their air compressor to add some air. I took back off runway 30 on a straight in departure and talked to Norcal up until arriving in CCR. My Garmin GPS was acting up. Basically the VFR chart would not show up/render. I realized this was due to an update they had released that required redownloading all the chart. Fortunately I had a chart on paper anyways.
Bay tour - Go around O88 ---------- When preparing the flight in the morning, I was aiming to go to Half moon bay. At the time, the metar was calling out sky clear. Unfortunately this was an hour and a half prior to take off and there is no TAF for that airport (SFO was calling sky clear the whole morning). When I go closer to Berkeley, I quickly realized that a coastal layer of cloud was all over and I wouldn't be able to reach my destination. I flew a few 360 over San Francisco and since I had the plane reserved for a little longer, I decided to head to Rio Vista (O88). After a quick 20mn flight, I called CTAF for traffic advisories and no-one responded. The AWOS was announcing wind 133 @4 (well, at least, that's what I heard/understood). when calling out entering left downwind for runway 15, someone on the ground warned me that I was going to land with a tailwind. I announced then that I would land on the opposite runway (33). I did a few steep turns in order to enter base for 33 but unfortunately was too high and too fast. I could have done a full stop on 33 but probably not a touch and goes, I decided to go around. During that time, 3 other traffics were inbound and were aiming for runway 25 (longer runway, and actually the better choice due to the low winds). I exited the pattern and got back to KCCR. Some lessons to learn. Continuously check the weather when going to an airport on the coast. If deciding to go to an alternate/non-planned airport, pay more attention of what are the right runways to choose; even if it requires doing a couple 360 before getting closer to that airport in order to get additional information.
Flight following 1500' AGL. ----------------- I took off from runway 19 on a calm but cloudy day. My destination, placerville. Knowing that clouds would be over the valley, I either has a choice of going under or below. I chose 1500 get on flight following assuming that if clouds would get lower, I would find a way to go above or if things got worst there were plenty of airports on the way. The flight all the way to the Sierras was pretty uneventful, since I was flying low, I worked on my pilotage skills and tried to navigate based on ground references. The arrival at placerville was pretty cool. The step is on the top of a hill, so about 5 miles out I was pretty much at the same altitude as the actual field. A couple traffics were on there we way in, but I entered in the pattern number one. After landing, I biked down the hill to the historical Downtown. After an hour and a half, I took off again. Noise abatement procedures call out for an immediate 10 degrees left turn, then I went straight out and ask for 2500 flight following since the cloud ceiling had increased. On arrival at Concord, there was another airplane arriving pretty much at the same time as me. Controller asked me to extend my base to the right ( landing runway was 19L ). I actually didn't understand the call until after, so made a right turn ( should I made a left turn ). Fortunately, the traffic was already easy passed and below me and got changed to 19R. Landing was uneventful.
Flight in smoke - Bay tour ------------ Fires were still ongoing in the north but cloud coverage in the airport was clear. A friend and I took off runway 32R. After reaching about 600 feet, visibility was lowered. We flew over the carquinbz bridge and realized that there was still a marine layer by the coast ( we were trying to do a bay tour). We reach Sausalito and basically could not see the ground. A tour seaplane flew under us coming under the cloud layer and was heading north. I went ahead and followed the plane a little and flew towards point Reyes. Marin layer was quite significant there too. We headed back to KCCR, virility at the airport and the area in general was 7 miles. We were requested to go for a left downwind for runway 32L. After one of the plane doing pattern work on 32R was done, we were switched to 32R.
Flight following - Sight seeing East of KMPI ----------------- A friend and I took off to the east for a flight to the Sierras. Right after leaving KCCR tower, I reached out to Travis approach who basically told me they could not get me VFR flight following and to call Norcal on a specific frequency.. For some reason the radio quality was quite bad, they could hear me but I could not hear them. A Southwest airline flight which was above us was able to relay the Sqwak information and better frequency. The flight through the valley was pretty uneventful. After almost an hour flight, we reached out the Sierras. I decided to fly over the Mariposa airport and get closer to Yosemite. The mountains/hills were getting taller and taller, so could not get too much east of the airport. I did a 180 back to the airport and made sure that a couple delta planes on the opposite side of the pattern were not in my way. The landing was pretty enjoyable from a scenery perspective. There wasn't much going on at the airport, we headed out back west. I chose 2500 feet at first, but it was quite bumpy. After a climb to 4500 feet, things were much more stable/calm.


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This article describes the life and work of an important Czech sociologist of the interwar period, Emanuel Chalupný (1879–1958). Even from a mere outline of his life one clearly sees that he was a highly controversial, tenacious, even disagreeable figure, who had no intention of giving in to anyone or anything, something that earned him many enemies. His own extraordinarily numerous works of sociology are today outmoded, yet they contain a number of original ideas, which contemporaneous critics often overlooked. One of the areas where Chalupný made interesting contributions is the sociology of religion, which developed in an original way the ideas of Auguste Comte and follows on Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. Chalupný appreciated both individual mysticism and the thorough church organization, and was able to perceive the religious dimensions of works of art, particularly literary ones, as well as political forms of 'implicit religions'. His own attitude to religion, however, stemmed from his religious feeling, at least to a certain extent, which had developed in the context of the religious and non-religious opinions of contemporaneous Czech intellectuals (though not always in agreement with them). This dimension of Chalupný's personality is examined in the article, wherever the sources have permitted, as well as the unfortunate conclusion of his life after the Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia.


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I think you're going to love this chicken saagwala!
This recipe just plain gets it!
Chicken saagwala is a lightly spiced curry that is as simple as it is appealing. I love it!
If you crave a bit more heat, a sprinkle of freshly chopped green chillies will do the job. The additional chilli also tastes great. Just be a bit careful so that the chillies zing rather than zap your tongue!
When I started my curry blog, I did so with the goal of learning how to cook authentic Indian food. After a while, however, I began to realise just how popular British Indian restaurant (BIR) style curries like this are. This recipe is based on several different recipes that were sent to me by top curry chefs around the UK.
For best results, it is important to use fresh baby leaf spinach. Many curry houses use tinned spinach which simply isn't as nice.
As with all BIR meals, it will be much easier and faster if you prepare ahead of time. Be sure to cook your base curry sauce and pre-cook your chicken just like they do in curry house kitchens. If you do, this dish will only take you ten minutes to cook and serve.
I pre-cook chicken in two ways. Most restaurants use this method to prepare their chicken for chicken saagwala. You could also add tandoori style chicken tikka to this recipe if you'd like to create tandoori Chicken Saagwala.
For best results when cooking chicken saagwala, please use fresh or frozen spinach. Tinned spinach just doesn't get it!
Start with the spinach. In a food processor, blend the fresh spinach, green chillies and lemon juice together with just enough water or stock from your pre-cooked chicken so that it blends to a smooth paste. Set aside.
Now heat the ghee or oil in a wok or large frying pan.
Pour in the ginger and garlic pastes and fry for about 30 seconds.
Add the cumin, coriander powder and chilli powder and stir to combine.
When the spices begin to fill the room with their magnificent aroma, pour in the hot curry sauce and chicken pieces. Always add the curry sauce hot.
Allow this to cook for about three to five minutes until the chicken is warmed through and the curry sauce is bubbling nicely.
Now pour in the spinach mixture and stir it in. The red and bright green colours will look amazing together as the spinach and curry sauce blend.
Cook for about another two minutes.
Season with salt and pepper to taste and then check for seasoning. Sprinkle with the chopped coriander and garam masala and serve with white rice or naans.
This curry sounds good I will try it soon.
Thanks. Please let me know what you think. I'll be checking the recipes out on your site.
Just made it tonight, with Prawns instead of chicken – very authentic taste, I probably should have reduced the sauce a bit more – or squeezed out the spinach more – always a trial run when making a dish for the first time.
Thank you so much Andrea! I'm really glad you liked the recipe. Practice makes perfect. I made quite a few of my recipes numerous times before I finally got them just right.
Great to hear Keith. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Im not a great fan of spinnach, but I made this dish for my wife today…I tasted it and it has amazing flavours! Well done again Dan!
Thank you Colin. I'm really glad you liked the recipe!
A-maze-ing! I have to have a reason NOT to use fresh spinach I love it and now I know why they call it "perpetual" as it's there all year round. Great recipe.
I have spent a lovely afternoon making Your curry gravy, and then I made the saagwala. I have never had it before but it is my hubbies fav when we go out, so I didnt really know what it was supposed to taste like. Anyway he loved it (me too), He said that perhaps i could make it a little less hot/spicy, and add a bit extra spinach, but that is down to me and not your recipe.. But it was certainly a hit… a few modifications to suit our own personal tastes is all i need to do. Cant wait to try more of your recipes,, THANKS !
Good to hear. Really glad you liked the recipe Mike. I don't always blend the spinach. It's nice just finely chopped. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
I have been making the same curry for about a year or two (chandran chicken curry). My family loves it. I have experimented with several other curries, some they have liked and some that didn't go over quite so well. This past week I made your base curry sauce and the base chicken as well. The first recipe I decided to try was the Chicken Saagwala. I didn't think it would go over so well simply because of the look of the curry, but I have been on something of a spinach kick lately. I am serving it tomorrow night for a family dinner, roughly 10 people. My wife and oldest son have already tried the curry this evening as I prepared it a day ahead of the dinner. My wife, after a couple of tastes has said that this may be her new favorite curry! That is high praise indeed! The only changes I made were using extra hot chili powder and substituting jalapeño peppers for the green chilies. It is without a doubt the hottest curry I have made for my family. I love to break a sweat while eating my curry, and apparently the heat is growing on my family as well. You are making me look very good Dan! Love the web site and I will let you know what my family thinks of the other recipes I decide to try out. Any suggestions for curries that have similar heat levels to what I have described?
Hi Dan, all of your curries have been great and I really appreciate this website. I would like to say though that when making your saagwala i would be careful about how big the lemon is that you juice. Unfortunately for me I ruined a very good sauce and was gutted. You can put it in but you cant take it back out.
Thanks Leigh. Sorry that recipe didn't work out for you. At least you'll know for next time. I hope you get a chance to try it again. It's one of my favourites.
I made this last Thursday and it was lovely, even had plenty left to have some today for dinner.
I made a quick Jalfrezi tonight too and have now ran out of frozen base sauce so will be making another batch shortly.
Thanks for the recipes Dan.
Hi Dan, I love all the recipes and I've just got your book too, really looking forward to using up my big batch of your curry sauce!
I know you prefer not to use tinned spinach, but I'd like to know your thoughts on the bags of frozen spinach you can get in supermarkets now?
I have used them in curries before but not tried with fresh, maybe I'll try this recipe both ways, with fresh then with frozen, and compare the results!
thank you very much. Really glad you like my recipes. I've tried frozen spinach and had really good results. Still prefer fresh but spinach does freeze well so please give it a go.
Oh my gosh this was so good thank you so much for providing this recipe HOWEVER 1 tablespoon of chili powder ? I eat hot Mexican stuff but seriously a whole tablespoon? How would you taste anything else? I can't imagine i'm using Kashmiri chili powder maybe it hotter and I only used a heaping teaspoon and it was plenty enough hot. I also used 3 chilies removing the seeds, and used the 3 cups of your curry base. You might want to caution people! with your curry base you're right make the full one half just leaves you wanting more. I used 2 double Breasts cut up and added all the juice. I have plenty left over. I also made nan which is a must and jasmine rice. I used the yeast method (someone else's no egg) and added salt to the ghee that I dribbled on top after they were done.iron skillet to cook kept in a toaster oven to stay warm and melted ghee with the salt on top. it turned out perfect! A few I added cut up garlic and cilantro (coriander) and folded it over before the last roll. Thanks again for posting and no one should hesitate trying this! It is spot on and I can't wait to make it for a guest dinner they will be so impressed- and satisfied!
Thank you so much. I'm really glad you liked it. The chilli powder I use is quite mild. Kashmiri powder can be quite hot but I love that too. I'm glad you were able to change the recipe to your own tastes and really happy it worked for you.
Thanks for this great recipe. I wish if you make it in a video.
Thank you. I'm really glad you liked the recipe. I usually add more chillies too. Love them.
Where stated to use 1 tbsp of each garlic and ginger paste, if I have a mixture of the two in equal amounts should I use 2tbsp?
Correct. You could do that or just add garlic and ginger to taste.
Hi I'll be making this tonight so excited to try it! The recipe says 4 chicken breasts but I made your recipe for pre-cooked chicken cut into bite size pieces. So how many cups of the chicken should I use in this and do I need to separate the chicken pieces from their cooking sauce or do I scoop it sauce and all into this recipe? If we like this recipe I will buy your ebook bc we love Indian food!
Pre-cooked chicken is fine as is the sauce. The cooking sauce adds a lovely flavour. To be honest, I only use measures for these written recipes. When I cook at home, I simply throw in as much as I want depending on how hungry we all are. 🙂 I've got a printed cookbook coming out in May 2017 which will be far better than the ebook.
One of your best Dan!
Spinach is seasonal here in Egypt and at the moment it's abundant. I was going to make a Pawn Jalfrezi tonight but remembered that we have a kilo of sebanach (spinach) to use up before Christmas, so I suggested a Saag and off we went.
No meat eaten by my wife, so I replaced the chicken breasts with 250g medium shrimp and 2 catfish fillets fried in butter and garlic powder, with 2 dozen clams that had been steamed over wine.
The look on my wife's face said it all, absolutely stunning. Had it with Basmati rice and Naan that I'd impregnated with garlic and chilli.
Great to hear you liked the recipe and that you were able to tailor it so your wife could enjoy it too. I like the catfish idea. Think I might just try that one.
I love your recipes. I cooked this for a family dinner, they loved it. I will definitely be cooking it again.
Great to hear Warren. Thank you very much.
I like things a little spicy so I added just a little paprika but other than that all the same ingredients.
Would you have a restaurant style SAAG GRAVY Large batch recipe handy by any chance??
Thank you very much. I don't have a large batch saag recipe. That's a great idea though. I'm thinking about providing more large batches of different sauces on my site.
I found this to be excellent. If anyone has the capability of grinding the spices, I highly suggest that.
I find using a traditional Saag with more variants of greens, but heavier on spinach and with the lemon juice, makes this better.
Making this dish with some heat (blend some Thai Chile peppers into the sauce) really makes the tastebuds sing.


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Q: AngularJS Server-side rendering of ngRepeat directive From a scenario where I have a server-side variable modules that contains an array of templates:
    modules = ["module1.html","module2.html","module3.html"];

Suppose that the server delivers the following:
I'm using twig here for PHP but imagine what ever server-side code you might be using
    {% for module in modules %}
        {% include ("modules/" ~ module) ignore missing %}
    {% endfor %}

This will give me the contents of module1.html, module2.html and module3.html concatenated.
The equivalent AngularJS code would be:

Now, what I want is having a server-side rendered version of this ngRepeat.
If I do this:
    {% for module in modules %}

        {% include ("modules/" ~ module) ignore missing %}

    {% endfor %}

Then I will have modules.length * modules.length modules on the page when Angular kicks in, which is not acceptable.
How can I have Angular take over that listing, and introduce the ngRepeat directive over it, without multiplying the results? In other words, how can I render an ngRepeat directive with server-side bootstrapped data and not relying on angular to do the compiling?
Update
I just found a partial solution using templates:

        {% for module in modules %}
            {% include ("modules/" ~ module) ignore missing %}
        {% endfor %}

Which kinda works, but I'm looking for different options.

A: try using this npm package, which will render any angular template:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ng-node-compile
var ngcompile = require('ng-node-compile');
var ngEnviorment = new ngcompile();
ngEnviorment.$compile("
hello {{name}} {{n}}
")({ name: 'Jhon doe' });

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Yale study shows sanctions are crippling Russia's economy
in International Press, Mobile Home, Newsletter
Researchers at Yale University say the Russian economy is suffering massive damage due to Western sanctions, despite Moscow downplaying the effect.
https://www.dw.com-Russia insists that, despite setbacks, its economy remains robust
Sanctions on Russia are taking a heavy toll on the economy, despite Moscow's assertion that the country is not feeling the pinch, according to a new study from Yale University.
The authors claim their work casts doubt on Moscow's claims that the economy remains robust and that the West is suffering more through "a war of economic attrition."
What does the study say?
Yale's team of experts used consumer data and figures from Russia's international trade and shipping partners to measure economic activity five months after Moscow launched its invasion of Ukraine.
They found that Russia's position as a commodities exporter had been irreversibly eroded, having been forced to switch from its main markets in Europe toward Asia.
The study said Russian imports have largely collapsed since the war began, and that the country is facing stark challenges securing crucial inputs, parts, and technology.
"Russian domestic production has come to a complete standstill with no capacity to replace lost businesses, products and talent," the team found.
"The hollowing out of Russia's domestic innovation and production base has led to soaring prices and consumer angst," the authors added.
With the exodus of some 1,000 global companies, Russia has lost companies that represent some 40% of gross domestic product, according to the study.
The report said Putin was resorting to patently unsustainable, dramatic fiscal and monetary intervention to smooth over structural economic weaknesses.
It added that the Russian government budget had gone into deficit for the first time, and the Kremlin's finances are "in much, much more dire straits than conventionally understood."
Meanwhile, the authors said Russian financial markets — with an eye on future outlook — were the worst performing in the world, limiting capacity to tap new investment to revitalize the economy.
'Cherry-picked' statistics
"Since the invasion, the Kremlin's economic releases have become increasingly cherry-picked, selectively tossing out unfavorable metrics while releasing only those that are more favorable," the study said.
"These Putin-selected statistics are then carelessly trumpeted across media and used by reams of well-meaning but careless experts in building out forecasts which are excessively, unrealistically favorable to the Kremlin."
New figures for Russian industrial production for June show that it was significantly depressed across a range of sectors compared with last year.
For cars, production was down by 89%, while for fiber optic cables it dropped by almost 80%.
What's next for Russian economy?
The authors of the Yale study said that Russia had no path out of "economic oblivion," provided that Western allies stay unified on sanctions.
"Defeatist headlines arguing that Russia's economy has bounced back are simply not factual — the facts are that, by any metric and on any level, the Russian economy is reeling, and now is not the time to step on the brakes," it said.
A separate study by the German Institute for International and Security Affairs published in June also suggested that the Russian economy was in dire straits, despite having held up well initially in the face of sanctions.
"The sanctions' effects are only just beginning to unfold: Supply-chain problems are intensifying and demand is falling quickly."
"In the longer run, Russia's economy will become more primitive as it partially decouples from international trade," it said.
"To avoid social tensions, the government will intervene to support Russian businesses, leading to more protectionism and a larger state footprint in the economy."
Biden, Xi agree to hold face-to-face summit
Divorce rates in the Arab world are increasing, here's why


Skeletor has demanded full transparency of the secrets of Castle Greyskull as the scandal surrounding it grew today.
Insisting that an independent enquiry into whether He-Man, Prince of Eternia personally benefitted from the secrets of the castle was in the public interest, Skeletor said that Castle Greyskull and its guardians had nothing to fear if they had nothing to hide.
He-Man is accused of failing to properly declare the gift of a magic sword from the Sorceress, but has said he did nothing wrong.
Skeletor said He-Man had 'questions to answer' over why he had the power, when surely it should be placed under full democratic control.
Although he recognised Greyskull has the right to self-determination, Skeletor said it might be necessary to impose direct control from Snake Mountain if it does not become more open in sharing a its secrets.
"Castle Greyskull must submit to proper oversight," he told reporters.
"What are the secrets of Castle Greyskull? The public has a right to know.
"These shady repositories of arcane lore are a holdover from a past which has no place in the modern Eternia.


Do you have an itch at times to do something with your hair? If so, you are like many other women.
That said there are different steps you can take to get the look and feel with your hair that you want.
So, is it time to have your hair make you smile more?
First, there are likely accessories in your bathroom that can help you come up with the right style.
With that in mind, do you have flat irons, a good blow dryer, curlers and more? Make sure you have all the essentials for hair care in your home.
Second, you want to have a hairstyle you can be happy with.
That being the case, you may need to jazz things up at times.
You can go about this by visiting your hairstylist and getting a new look.
So, might you have had wavy hair for a long time? If so, have you thought about going with a straighter look? If the opposite, throwing some curls into your hair could make it stand out more.
You might also be thinking about changing the length.
As an example, you have had long hair for many years. Although it may well look good, are you getting tired of the same look over and over again? If so, you could opt to chop a fair amount of that hair off.
And before you worry that the hair is gone forever, stop thinking such things.
As you and everyone else knows, that hair can grow back over time. When it does, you can get back to the length that you liked or come up with something different too.
Third, have you had the same hair color for a long time? If you said yes, this may be something you want to change sooner than later.
When you change your hair color, you also have the option of going back to what you had before. You could also try something different down the road if you do not like the latest change.
To get some hair coloring ideas, you can go online.
Like with the length of hair, there are many different coloring options on the Internet.
From blog posts to videos and more, see which coloring options grab your interest.
In changing the look and feel of your hair, you can set yourself towards brighter days ahead.
Some women get in a rut with their hair and think they have few options to change things up. As it stands, there are many choices when you spend a little time and effort seeing what is out there.
If your hair is the way you like it now, don't feel as if you have to change it to please others.
It is important to remember that you have the final say on your hair length, color and more. As such, be happy with what look you have.
If your hair has not been making you smile too much as of late, you have the control to change this.
So, is it time to put that smile back on your face with a new hairstyle?


Home e-cig What Is in an E-Cigarette?
An electronic cigarette, e-cigarette, or e-cig as it's also known, has taken the world by storm with millions using it each and every day. However, there are many who say e-cigs are not good as there are all sorts of ingredients within and there's no way of knowing what. It's easy to see why so many people believe that but you can, in fact, get to understand what e-cigs are all about. Read on to find a few ingredients of e-cigs.
These are the most common ingredients found in e-cigs today and they are not to be as feared as you probably think. Yes, there are some who will say having nicotine within the e-cig is just going to led to more addiction to e-cigs instead but it's not as high amount as you think. When you know what is found within the e-cigs you can feel a little better knowing these things and it can enable you to get more understanding of them as well.
There are many who believe the use of electronic cigarettes is very dangerous and that it's impossible to be safe or healthy with them. However, an e-cig is not really like a traditional cigarette. It has far fewer toxins within which means less harm on the body and you can often find it is a lot easier to use than real cigarettes in terms of the effects on the body. Yes, you might not be overly convinced that the e-cigs are overly healthy but that is not entirely the case. There are many using these things without getting any further medical conditions relating to smoking.
It's a personal choice as to whether or not you feel 110% comfortable using the electronic cigarettes. There are going to be many who will say the e-cig is nothing to be afraid of and others who will say the opposite. In truth, it's a personal choice. You shouldn't find too much trouble with these cigarettes and, in truth, they can be far easier to cope with than real cigarettes. What's more, you can almost trick your body into believing it's still getting its daily smoking fix with the electronic ones!
When you are trying to give up smoking, it can be difficult and you might not be sure what to use. However, in recent years, electronic cigarettes have become highly sought after with more people looking to these things every year. You cannot blame them as e-cigs are some of the simplest things to use to help give up smoking. You too can find they enable you to get value for money and a simpler way to help give up smoking too. There has never been a better time to look into giving up as there are lots of help aids to do so. What's more, the ingredients contained in e-cigs are not as dangerous as you would think. Using an e-cig can be a great solution for those trying to quit.


Descartes lived and died a good Catholic, and prided himself upon having demonstrated the existence of God and of the soul of man. As a reward for his exertions, his old friends the Jesuits put his works upon the "Index", and called him an Atheist (↓1); while the Protestant divines of Holland declared him to be both a Jesuit and an Atheist (↓2). His books narrowly escaped being burned by the hangman; the fate of Vanini (↓3) was dangled before is eyes; and the misfortunes of Galileo so alarmed him (↓4), that he well-nigh renounced the pursuits by which the world has so greatly benefited, and was driven into subterfuges and evasions that were not worthy of him (↓5).
"Very cowardly", you might say; and so it was. But you must make allowance for the fact that, in the seventeenth century, not only did heresy mean possible burning, or imprisonment, but the very suspicion of it destroyed a man's peace, and rendered the calm pursuit of truth difficult or impossible. I fancy that Descartes was a man to care more about being worried and disturbed, than about being burned outright; and, like many other men, sacrificed for the same of peace and quietness, what he would have stubbornly maintained against downright violence. However this may be, let those who are sure they would have done better throw stones at him. I have no feelings but those of gratitude and reverence for the man who did what he did, when he did; and a sort of shame that any one should repine against taking a fair share of such treatment as the world thought good enough for him.
Addendum 7 May 2005: for more on the quarrel of Utrecht and on condemnations of Descartes' works, see "Descartes rehabilitated".
(↑1) Descartes' works were put on the Index of prohibited books (Index librorum prohibitorum in 1663. It is thought that the Jesuit philosopher and mathematician Honoré Fabri (1607–1688) had a role. Fabri seems to have gotten into difficulties himself in 1647 for "concessions" to Cartesianism in his teaching in Lyon and in 1670 for attacks on the Jansenists; he was briefly imprisoned in the 1660s for espousing heliocentrism. His own work against the Jansenists was placed on the Index. (See the entry on Fabri at Scholasticon.) I don't know of any Jesuit text in which Descartes is called an atheist. The placing of his works on the Index was probably owing primarily to his explanation of the Eucharist in a late letter to Arnauld. There Descartes proposes a theory that, while it preserves the Real Presence of Christ, amounts to a rejection of transubstantiation. Various Cartesian theses had already been condemned by the theologians at Louvain, including the identification of matter with extended substance.
(↑2) Huxley is probably thinking of the controversy between Descartes and Gisbertus Voetius in 1642–1643. Voetius recruited Martinus Schoock, professor at Groningen, to write against Descartes. In his Admiranda methodus novae philosophiae Renati Des-Cartes, Schoock attacks both the philosophy and the person, comparing Descartes to Vanini.
(↑3) Giulio Cesare Vanini (1585–1619), after renouncing Catholicism in 1612, then returning to it in 1613, published two heterodox works, the Amphitheatrum aeternae providentiae divino-magicum (1615), and De admirandis naturae reginae deaeque mortalium arcanis (1616). Although he had a gift for attracting powerful patrons, he was executed in Toulouse in 1619.
(↑4) After the condemnation of Galileo, Descartes in a letter to Mersenne writes that "if [the movement of the Earth] is false, all the foundations of my philosophy are false too". Still, he says, "I would not for anything in the world have any discourse come from me, in which the least word could be found of which the Church would disapprove" (to Mersenne, end of November 1633; AT 1:271). Three months later he wants to know whether the authority of the Congregation of Cardinals in charge of censorship "was sufficient to make it [the condemnation of Copernicanism] an article of faith" (to Mersenne, Feb 1634; AT 1:281). In August he has obtained a copy of the condemnation (to Mersenne, 14 Aug 1634; AT 1:306). It is clear that for philosophical reasons, the condemnation did distress him; on the other hand, he indicates always his intention not to contradict any article of faith.
Gereformeerde Theologen Studentenvereniging "Voetius". Gisbertus Voetius (1589-1676), wie was hij? (in Dutch).
"Voetius, Gisbert" In: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon. The original is in v. 12, col. 1549–1554 (published 1997).
Galileo Project. "Tycho Brahe (1546–1601)". Includes a reproduction of an engraving of Tycho's system.
Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza (Florence). "Tycho Brahe's system". Also . Includes an animation of Tycho's system.


KIND Club Members donated over 70 Service Learning hours to Forgotten Cats since January. Several will be receiving the Abington Service Award in June! Remember, you can start your 2013-14 Service Learning Log this summer!
When I was hungry and afraid, you comforted me.
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2019-02-11T14:43:24-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/d53/20190211145325003_hd.jpgSenator Marco Rubio (R-FL) talked about the political situation in Venezuela.
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Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) talked about the political situation in Venezuela.


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<?php if (!defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed');
class Planes extends CI_Controller
{
	function __construct()
	{
		parent::__construct();

		$this->load->helper(array('form', 'url'));
		$this->load->library('form_validation');
		$this->load->library('security');
		$this->load->library('tank_auth');
		$this->lang->load('tank_auth');
		$this->load->model('bo/modelo_dashboard');
		$this->load->model('bo/model_admin');
		$this->load->model('bo/general');
		$this->load->model('bo/model_planes');
		$this->load->model('bo/model_bonos');
		$this->load->model('bo/model_rangos');
	}

	function index(){

		if (!$this->tank_auth->is_logged_in())
		{																		// logged in
			redirect('/auth');
		}

		$id=$this->tank_auth->get_user_id();
		$usuario=$this->general->get_username($id);

		if($usuario[0]->id_tipo_usuario!=1)
		{
			redirect('/auth/logout');
		}

		$style=$this->modelo_dashboard->get_style($id);

		$this->template->set("style",$style);

		$this->template->set_theme('desktop');
		$this->template->set_layout('website/main');
		$this->template->set_partial('header', 'website/bo/header');
		$this->template->set_partial('footer', 'website/bo/footer');
		$this->template->build('website/bo/configuracion/planes/index');

	}

	function alta(){

		if (!$this->tank_auth->is_logged_in())
		{																		// logged in
			redirect('/auth');
		}

		$id=$this->tank_auth->get_user_id();
		$usuario=$this->general->get_username($id);

		if($usuario[0]->id_tipo_usuario!=1)
		{
			redirect('/auth/logout');
		}

		$style=$this->modelo_dashboard->get_style($id);

		$this->template->set("style",$style);

		$bonos_plan=$this->model_planes->get_bonos_plan();
		$this->template->set("bonos_plan",$bonos_plan);

		$this->template->set_theme('desktop');
		$this->template->set_layout('website/main');
		$this->template->set_partial('header', 'website/bo/header');
		$this->template->set_partial('footer', 'website/bo/footer');
		$this->template->build('website/bo/configuracion/planes/alta');

	}

	function listar(){
		if (!$this->tank_auth->is_logged_in())
		{																		// logged in
			redirect('/auth');
		}

		$id=$this->tank_auth->get_user_id();
		$usuario=$this->general->get_username($id);

		if($usuario[0]->id_tipo_usuario!=1)
		{
			redirect('/auth/logout');
		}
		$planes=$this->model_planes->get_planes();
		$cross_plan_bonos=$this->model_planes->get_cross_plan_bonos();
		$bonos=$this->model_planes->get_bonos_plan();
		$style=$this->modelo_dashboard->get_style($id);
		$this->template->set("planes",$planes);
		$this->template->set("cross_plan_bonos",$cross_plan_bonos);
		$this->template->set("bonos",$bonos);
		$this->template->set("style",$style);

		$this->template->set_theme('desktop');
		$this->template->set_layout('website/main');
		$this->template->set_partial('header', 'website/bo/header');
		$this->template->set_partial('footer', 'website/bo/footer');
		$this->template->build('website/bo/configuracion/planes/listar');

	}

	function editar(){

		$id= $this->tank_auth->get_user_id();
		$style= $this->general->get_style($id);
		$plan= $this->model_planes->get_planes_id($_POST['id']);
		$bonos_plan=$this->model_planes->get_plan_bonos_by_id($_POST['id']);
		$this->template->set("bonos_plan",$bonos_plan);
		$bonos=$this->model_planes->get_bonos_plan();
		$this->template->set("bonos",$bonos);
		$this->template->set("plan",$plan);
		$this->template->build('website/bo/configuracion/planes/editar');

	}

	function actualizar_plan(){

		$noEliminar = $this->noEliminar();

		isset($_POST['id_bono_plan']) ? $this->model_planes->eliminar_plan_bonos($noEliminar) : '';

		isset($_POST['id_bono_plan']) ? $this->model_planes->actualizar_plan_bonos($_POST['id'],$_POST['id_bono_plan']) : '';

		$correcto = $this->model_planes->actualizar_plan();

		if($correcto){
			echo "Plan Actualizado";
		}
		else{
			echo "No se logro actualizar el Plan";
		}
	}

	 function noEliminar() {

		$noeliminar="";
		$contador=0;

		if(isset($_POST['id_bono_plan'])){
			$contador=count($_POST['id_bono_plan']);
			$condiciones=$_POST["id_bono_plan"];
			for($i=0;$i<$contador;$i++){
				$noeliminar.=$condiciones[$i];
				if($i!=$contador-1){
					$noeliminar.=",";
				}
			}
		}
		return $noeliminar;
	}

	function valida_minimo(){
		$bonos = $_POST['id_bono_plan'];
		if (count($bonos)<2) {
			echo "Se necesita al menos 2 bonos para crear el Plan";
		}else{
			echo "0";
		}
	}

	function ingresar_plan(){

		$bonos = $_POST['id_bono_plan'];

		$id_plan=$this->model_planes->ingresar_plan();
		$id_cross=$this->model_planes->ingresar_plan_bonos($id_plan,$bonos);

		echo isset($id_plan)&&($id_cross==true) ?
		"Se ha creado el Plan = ".$_POST['nombre'] :
		"No se ha podido crear el Plan";

	}

	function kill_plan(){

		$kill_plan = $this->model_planes->kill_plan();
		$kill_plan_bonos = $this->model_planes->kill_cross_plan_bonos();

		echo ($kill_plan==true) && ($kill_plan_bonos==true) ?
			"Se ha eliminado el Plan." :
			"No se ha podido eliminar el Plan.";

	}

	function cambiar_estado(){

		echo $this->model_planes->cambiar_estado() ?
		"Se ha cambiado el estado de Plan" :
		"No se ha podido cambiar el estado de Plan";

	}

	function get_list_rangos($list_rangos){

		$html_rangos = "";

			foreach ($list_rangos as $list_rango){
				$rango = $this->model_rangos->get_rangos_id($list_rango->id_rango);
				$html_rangos.="
".$rango[0]->nombre."
";
			}
			$html_rangos = "
".$html_rangos."
";

		return $html_rangos;

	}

	function set_bono(){

		$bono=$this->model_bonos->get_bono_by_id($_POST['idBono']);
		$rangos_bono = $this->model_bonos->get_rangos_bono($_POST['idBono']);
		$output_rangos = $this->get_list_rangos($rangos_bono);

	echo ($_POST['idBono']<>0) ?
		 '

Bono ( '.$bono[0]->nombre.' )

id.'" class="nav nav-tabs bordered">

								'.$bono[0]->nombre.'

								Rangos
								'.count($rangos_bono).'

id.'" class="tab-content padding-10">

'.$bono[0]->descripcion.'

'.$output_rangos.'

' : NULL;

	}

}

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Non-Refoulement Law in Hong Kong – Second Edition builds upon the substantive developments to the Unified Screening Mechanism with new chapters and a detailed compendium of non-refoulement cases in Hong Kong, providing practitioners with a more developed and multi-faceted understanding of this area of law.
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Butterworths Hong Kong Conveyancing and Property Law Handbook - Fifth Edition
Publication Date July 07, 2020
Authors: Judith Sihombing, Alwin Chan, Antony Sin, Steven Gallagher
This handbook contains detailed analysis and up-to-date commentary on eight Ordinances, including the Conveyancing and Property Ordinance (Cap 219), Land Registration Ordinance (Cap 128), Landlord and Tenant (Consolidation) Ordinance (Cap 7), Lands Resumption Ordinance (Cap 124), Land Acquisition (Possessory Title) Ordinance (Cap 130), Land (Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance (Cap 28), Lands Tribunal Ordinance (Cap 17) and selected sections of the Limitation Ordinance (Cap 347).