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Have you ever felt embarrassed about your period?
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A large proportion of the electronRx team are women (a rare occurrence in tech startups!) and this triggered the development of our Ohmm device in 2018.
The aim of the Ohmm project is to develop a discreet, wearable period pain relief device that is super effective and will transform our understanding and treatment of dysmenorrhea (period pain), which we see to be a hugely prevalent yet desperately underserved healthcare problem that causes millions across the globe to suffer in silence every month.
Over the past 3 years, we have been working closely with women* to develop the device, which is entering clinical trials this year, but we haven't stopped there.
From these conversations as well as our own experiences, we recognise the dire need for a go-to source of reliable information and support on all aspects of menstrual health, beyond just biology, that is inclusive, breaks down menstrual taboos, legitimises women*'s experiences and promotes access to outstanding menstrual healthcare.
Kaleidas is therefore not only a public resource, a safe online community with a hub of progressive experts, and an online marketplace to promote our own and other innovative, ethical products that can empower you to better manage your menstrual health – it's a movement and a pivotal moment in history when we say enough is enough.
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È l'Italia che va è un album del cantautore italiano Ron, pubblicato nel 1986.  Nel disco compaiono, tra i musicisti, anche Lucio Dalla con lo pseudonimo di Domenico Sputo e Biagio Antonacci ai cori.

Tracce

LP
Lato A

Lato B

Musicisti
Padrone del tuo cuore
 Ron – voce, tastiere, cori
 Angela Baraldi – voce femminile, cori
 Bruno Mariani – chitarre, cori
 Roberto Costa – basso, tastiere, cori
 Michele Lombardo – batteria
 Renzo Meneghinello – cori

Ciao, ci vediamo a dicembre
 Ron – voce, chitarre, tastiere, cori
 Renzo Meneghinello – cori

La promessa
 Ron – voce
 Anna Oxa – voce solista
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra
 Diego Michelon – tastiere
 Domenico Sputo – clarinetto
 Roberto Costa – contrabbasso

Bimba
 Ron – voce, tastiere
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra
 Roberto Costa – basso
 Michele Lombardo – percussioni

Se non ti avessi più
 Ron – voce, tastiere, basso
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra classica

È l'Italia che va
 Ron – voce, tastiere, pianoforte
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra
 Roberto Costa – contrabbasso, cori
 Michele Lombardo – batteria
 Renzo Meneghinello – cori
 Fawzia Selama – cori
 Angela Baraldi – cori

Il bambino dov'è
 Ron – voce, tastiere, cori
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra, cori
 Roberto Costa – basso, cori
 Michele Lombardo – batteria
 Renzo Meneghinello – cori
 Angela Baraldi – cori
 Biagio Antonacci – cori
 Ambrogio Lo Giudice – cori
 Ugo Rapezzi – cori

Noi, nell'eternità
 Ron – voce, tastiere, pianoforte
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra, cori
 Roberto Costa – basso, tastiere, cori
 Michele Lombardo – batteria, cori
 Renzo Meneghinello – cori
 Biagio Antonacci – cori

Giglio
 Ron – voce, chitarra, tastiere, cori
 Bruno Mariani – chitarra, cori
 Roberto Costa – basso, cori, vocal percussions
 Michele Lombardo – batteria
 Renzo Meneghinello – cori

Note aggiuntive
 Ron e Roberto Costa – produttori
 Renzo Cremonini – produttore esecutivo
 Registrato e mixato alla Fonoprint di Bologna da Roberto Costa
 Alex Volpi – assistente
 Raffaele Cricchi – editing
 Marcello Spiridioni – trasferimento su disco
 Robert Sidoli e Giovanni Bortolotti – programmazione e campionamenti "Kurzweil"
 Alex Volpi – programmazione "Linn" e campionamenti
 Tobia Righi – organizzazione generale
 Paola Borgonzoni – copertina album

Note

Collegamenti esterni

  (Anno pubblicazione LP: 1986)

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Homeowners who have an home heating oil hauppauge storage tank buried underground often don't give it much thought. It's out of sight, out of mind; but, if your home has one of these tanks, it's something that you really need to pay more attention to.
All fuel oil tanks can costly damage; however, when an underground tank leads, it's much more concerning than a leak in an aboveground tank. Not only can it cost thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars to clean up, and worse, it can do extensive damage to the environment.
If your home's fuel oil storage tank is located underground, it's important to be aware of the dangers that are associated with it, and what you can do in order to prevent problems.
When it comes to an underground storage tank, out of sight and out of mind is downright dangerous. Steel oil tanks have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years, but most of those that have been buried underground are much older than that. These tanks are more prone to damage than those that are located aboveground because they are often neglected. Other than filling them up, a lot of homeowners fail to have them properly maintained.
The tank itself isn't the only issue. There's also a network of pipes and connections that feed oil from the tank into your home, and they are susceptible to leaks, too.
High Cost. If the tank leaks, you will have to spend an exorbitant amount of money repairing the damage. Clean up may require the removal and replacement of contaminated soil. Affected water sources will have to be attended to. On top of that, you will have repair or replace your tank. Your homeowners insurance probably won't cover these costs, leaving you to pay for it out of pocket.
Health Concerns. Your tank may be leaking without you knowing it, which could put your health in serious danger. Not only could the water you are drinking be contaminated, but so could the air you are breathing. A high concentration of oil vapor in the air is extremely hazardous to your health.
Possible Legal Troubles. Should your underground tank leak, those living around you could be affected. For instance, it could contaminated a neighbor's well. As such, you could have a lawsuit filed against you.
Environmental Damage. A leaking oil tank will contaminate the soil surrounding it, and it can also spread into the ground water. Should the ground water be affected, surface water could, too, potentially affecting drinking water and causing health concerns for the public. Having a leaking oil tank will definitely affect your hot water heater as well. Come winter, your boiler and brooklyn water heater will stop running if you run out of oil. Make sure you top off your tank before the cold weather comes and have a licensed plumber come check out both the hot water heater and your oil tank to check for leaks in both.
Regular Inspections. Not only should you have the tank inspected regularly, but you should also have the soil and water checked. An environmental professional can run tests on the land and water that surrounds the tank to make sure no oil is present. If the results determine there isn't any contamination, hold onto the documentation the professional provides, as it is important proof that your tank isn't leaking. If it is found that a problem does exist, ask for an estimate on the cost of repairing the damage and act quickly to do so.
Get Oil Remediation Insurance. Your homeowner's insurance policy probably doesn't cover oil contamination; however, you can purchase oil remediation insurance to protect yourself. Ask the provider that covers your home to inquire about a policy. If yours doesn't offer coverage, shop around and find a provider that does. Do bear in mind that in order to receive coverage, you will need to prove that your tank complies with both state safety regulations.
Remove the Tank. The only way to completely eliminate the dangers that are associated with an underground oil tank is to have it removed, even if it isn't being used. If you are using a buried tank for fuel oil storage, you will have to replace it with an aboveground tank. Though an aboveground tank can leak, it's easier to inspect and maintain, and it isn't exposed to moisture in the soil, which can increase the likelihood of rust and leaks.
However you decide to proceed with your buried underground fuel oil tank, it's important that you are aware of the risks and take action to avoid a potential disaster. Being aware and proactive can help save you from serious problems.


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New Documentary Focuses on the Culture of Playground Basketball
For some, pick-up basketball in the city's parks is more than just a game, it's a way of life
By Mathew R. Warren	• Published at 2:24 pm on July 12, 2012
For some of the 500,000 New Yorkers who use the city's 700 public basketball courts, pick-up basketball in the city's parks is more than just a game -- it's a way of life.
In their new documentary Doin' It In The Park, legendary hip-hop DJ and street ball aficionado Bobbito Garcia and acclaimed basketball photographer Kevin Couliau traveled to courts throughout the five boroughs to uncover the story behind New York's thriving culture of pickup playground basketball.
"As amazing as the history is of categories of documentaries of basketball, no one's actually done the most common denominator," said Garcia in an interview Wednesday on New York Nightly News. "Whether you're Lebron James or President Obama, you've played pickup basketball."
He added, "We just tried to show that entire environment in an honest manner."
The film features playground legends like "Pee Wee" Kirkland, "Fly" Williams, God Shamgod, Tim "Headache" Gittens and Corey "Homicide Williams, as well as former NBA stars Julius "Dr. J" Irving, Kenny Smith and Kenny Anderson.
Filming at 180 courts in 75 days, Garcia said he was amazed at the diversity of players and different styles of playing he found across the city.
"You can go from one park in Manhattan to Marine Park in Brooklyn and the rules might be completely different," Garcia said. "You might have 30 different nationalities represented on one court. So it's a very unique environment, in fact, the most unique sports environment in the world in my estimation."
Catch a free screening of the film at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, July 14 at Rucker Park, 155th Street and Frederick Douglass Avenue. Click here for more information on the film and other upcoming screenings, and check out the trailer below:
DOIN' IT IN THE PARK: PICK-UP BASKETBALL, NYC - Trailer from Doin' It In The Park on Vimeo.
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Food to be sold past 'best before' date at much cheaper prices at Southern Co-Op stores in Portsmouth and Hampshire
Forty Coopervision lens factory jobs axed in Fareham
MORE than 40 redundancies have been made after production at a contact lens factory was moved.
Monday, 9th May 2016, 6:06 am
Coopervision took over Sauflon, in Delta Park, Fareham, in 2014, in a deal worth £700m.
The company released a statement saying there was some duplication of roles which have now been streamlined and production has been moved to its Hamble factory and another in Budapest, Hungary.
Around 130 staff from Fareham have been redeployed in Hamble and a further 43 staff took redundancy, 39 voluntarily.
The statement went on: 'We are deploying over 130 employees from our Fareham facility to our Hamble site and anticipate a smooth transition during the next few months with no impact on the service we provide for our customers.'


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Reading Partisan Review: 1930s–1970s
About: Reading Partisan Review
Posted on July 8, 2017 July 13, 2017 by AnnieJ
Delmore Schwartz, "The Statues,"and a few others.
Delmore Schwartz, who remains the patron poet maudit, and who has served as the 20th and 21st century (so far) accursed poet of mind and heart of the New York Jewish Intellectuals, began his career as the witty, lyrical, and astonishing new talent of Partisan Review's Vol 4, No.1's own new character and agenda in December, 1937. His story, "In dreams begin responsibilities" his first publication with PR, was the first piece in the issue: its combination of avant-garde form, psychoanalytic content, movie technics, and the 1930s Jewish-generation-gap was a brilliant beginning for the man who ended up as the mourned-for "Delmore", who all lovers of, and writers about, call by his first name, as if he truly stands beside us. John Ashbery called him "Delmore, as everyone called him, including those who didn't know him." Elizabeth Hardwick, after Delmore's death wrote that "Delmore, "as it was natural to everyone, acquainted or not, to call him because of his own delight in the pretty challenge of his first name," softened his own shame at his being called such an aspirational name, decided on by his mother, aspiring, it seemed, to the condition of a restaurant. (see this blog's post, Oct 16, 2016 for more on Delmore's 'In dreams begin responsibilities'). Saul Bellow, John Berryman, Lou Reed, made him a 'poet's poet' as well, a voice who is generalised as the sound of a poetic world not known before.
In his second publication for PR Volume 4, No.2, January, 1938, Delmore offered a subtle poem, "The Ballad of the Children of the Czar", (see this blog's post for more on 'the Children of the Czar" and John Berryman's 'The Ball Poem.' December 31, 2016). In Volume 4, No.3, in a collective 'Little Anthology,' Delmore contributes 'Someone, is harshly coughing as before," a poem anticipating war, which has Audenesque and Yeatsian echoes in it, and he reviews Wallace Stevens's The Man with the Blue Guitar, and Other Poems and shows himself as a serious critical reader of his contemporaries' work. (see this blog's post on 25 March, 2017 for more discussion of Delmore's review of Stevens– and some other remarks.)
And here in Volume IV, No. 6, May, 1938, PR publishes Delmore's, "The Statues," a fable that combines comedy and poignancy with a dash of Lucretian physics. He dedicated the story to Meyer Schapiro, who would become a long-standing friend. I haven't been able to learn from any of the usual suspects – either human or written – what in particular might have inspired this dedication, but it is certain that the two had been good friends and when Schwartz died, Meyer Schapiro wrote an elegy for him, published in The New York Review of Books, September 8, 1966. Many critics and admirers of Schwartz cite the final quatrain of the poem as capturing the doubleness of Delmore's poetic range. Here is Schapiro's poem:
Meyer Schapiro
SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 ISSUE – NYRB.
"He lived in torment with imagined threats,
Spinning a thread of hostile signs,
Brooding on friends as secret enemies
And seeking among indifferent minds a friend.
Silenced was Delmore's joyous wit,
His bright good sense and irony
Recounting the folly of worldliness
And the blind ways of ambition and success.
He who was restless without company
Has died in naked loneliness,
Convulsed in a dark corridor outside his door
Where crumpled papers crowd the floor.
He knew himself as fated to despair
And traced from birth a black destiny.
His name, his people, his sad time
Composed the burden of his poetry.
It has the beauty of his honest thought,
Of gravest musings on the human state,
On thwarted dreams and forced deformities
And ever-resurgent hopes of light".
It was those 'ever-resurgent hopes of light' that provided Delmore's readers with reasons to love him, and to love his ideas about poetry. Like Trilling, Schapiro was grounded in his life as an academic and is still thought of as one of the most brilliant scholars in Art History. It makes sense to me that Meyer may have been thinking of "The Statues" when he wrote this elegy, because the poetic-story is a proto-magical realist evocation of how the imagination can turn whatever it perceives into harbingers of an altered world of light.
The story takes place on a December day in New York City, as the 'Faber' –maker- Gottschalk the dentist is walking to work, work he hates because of the intimacy it requires with the insides of a patient's mouth. he inoculates himself each morning with a whiskey and soda — he is a nebish of New York. Jewish, sad, becoming leaden in his life. A sudden and random thick snowstorm overnight has created a sublime — frightening and beautiful at once — landscape in which the flakes, like Lucretius's concilia of atoms, fall into shapes that lend themselves to the eye as "curious and unmistakable designs."
The narrator, "a reporter on one of the Metropolitan newspapers," is told to go out and create comic human interest stories among the astounded pedestrians."Very soon, however, I found there was nothing whimsical or comical about the attitudes of the populace, but that they were, on the contrary, seriously moved. And that was by going about and interviewing people in this way that I met Faber Gottschalk."
The whole city is touched and moved by this fantasy world of snow shapes, and when the Mayor says he will immediately call for the snow to be removed, this promise…"provided the first instance of the unanimity and intensity of feeling of the whole city toward the statues". They protest, but "Faber Gottschalk went further; he attempted to visit the Mayor at City Hall, astonished at himself, unable to understand his passionate concern about the snow's statues, but determined to do nothing all day but walk about and regard them, cancelling all his appointments in order to do so."
Gottshalk goes home and listens to the radio, still amazed by his feelings for these snow statues. He thinks back over his life and recalls how he really wanted to be a major league baseball player. It had been his uncle who had "pointed out to him that as a dentist he would have a modest income and would be able to attend the various sports which absorbed his attention throughout the year. His uncle had been right. . . . Faber Gottschalk was not able to explain to himself by this examination of his past life the reason for his emotion about the statues."
The next week the population is oddly changed by the statues; police stop harassing picket lines; people become more focussed and precise; but everyone pauses and looks at the shapes. Not that they were all beautiful. But in places, "The shapes had the plumpness and rotundity of great white clouds, the solidity and stillness of fine buildings, or indeed of a snow crystal."
Read the rest of the story — there are some twists in it — but its deep Lucretian grounding is unmistakeable, as the Mathematician suggests, as you will read.
Paste link below into your browser to get the feeling-meanings of this fable. I am surprised it hasn't been reprinted more often.
http://hgar-srv3.bu.edu/collections/partisan-review/search/detail?id=325979
Throughout Delmore's work, the possibilities of light and some kind of pure cold — not the austere sublime of mountains but the welcoming one of snowflakes, keep appearing… the "heavy bear" is answered by the "Ease, warm, light, the utter showing,/When in the white bed all things are made," Here is another one:
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Wow, thanks for sharing this..this is real useful anecdote.
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Series against Zimbabwe best opportunity to test youngsters: Hafeez
Pakistan's batsman Mohammad Hafeez has urged the team management to give youngsters a chance to play in the series against Zimbabwe and suggested playing Babar at number three in the Pakistan side.
He said the management should try a new opening pair in the upcoming series against Zimbabwe
I think in the upcoming series against Zimbabwe, we should try a new opening pair. It will help us evaluate the prospect of other opening batsmen in the domestic circuit. I believe Babar should come lower down the order, he was quoted as saying.
He further said that the team management should give a chance to youngsters in the series against Zimbabwe as a series like this offers the perfect opportunity to test your players and rest the seniors.
Zimbabwe is scheduled to visit Pakistan in the next month to play three one-day matches and three T-20s. The series has been split between Rawalpindi and Multan.
All of the ODIs will be played in Multan whereas the oneday matches will be played in Rawalpindi. Multan fans last witnessed an international match back in 2008 when BAngladesh played an ODI against Pakistan.
Pakistan won the match by seven wickets.
The Pakistan Cricket Board had announced that the Multan ground venue, along with several others in the country, would get a makeover to get them ready for future international matches and fixtures in the Pakistan Super League.
Multan Cricket Stadium, with a seating capacity of 30,000 is a multi-purpose stadium and is owned by the PCB. The stadium is located off Vehari Road, in the suburbs of Multan. It is the second largest cricket stadium in Pakistan after National Cricket Stadium, Karachi.
The ground is home to PSL franchise Multan Sultans.
Pakistan's economy to rebound in FY2021, says ADB
Three crucial FATF bills passed


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Sleepy Hollow International Film Festival
A celebration of outstanding genre cinema in the historic cradle of the American supernatural.
35th ANNIVERSARY SCREENING! THE NEVERENDING STORY (10/13/19)
Date/Time TBA
Warner Library Tarrytown, NY
Presented by Sleepy Hollow International Film Festival
A special 35th Anniversary screening of the beloved 1984 fantasy feature film, THE NEVERENDING STORY directed by Wolfgang Petersen and starring Barret Oliver, Tami Stronach and Gerald McRaney. This durable family film classic, about a troubled boy who literally finds himself questing through the living pages of a fantasy/adventure book, has entertained audiences for over three decades – and recently got a fun shout-out in the latest season of Stranger Things via its infectious title song!
1984, 1hr, 42min.


Data is personalization's oxygen. It's what enables you to connect with your customers and deliver relevant experiences that keep them coming back.
But what data sources should you focus on capturing, analyzing, and using to power your personalized experiences? Some brands even utilize helper apps to capture that valuable marketing data. The possibilities are nearly endless… but, of course, not all data sources are created equally.
One of the most straight-forward places to capture customer data comes during the account sign-up process. But how do you obtain the data you want without turning customers away (especially on mobile devices)?
One common strategy has been to balance the mandatory data fields when signing up for an account with optional data fields, which the consumer can elect to fill out if they desire.
Across categories, brands require consumers to populate an average of 4.9 fields when signing up for an account (typically email address, zip code, phone number, birthday, gender). In addition, they are providing an average of 1.1 optional fields during the sign-up process. More is not necessarily better—many organizations are paralyzed by the sheer volume of consumer data available to them, both implicit and explicit, and overwhelmed by how to make this data actionable.
That last part—that many organizations are overwhelmed by how to make this data actionable—is the real trick for marketers. For many organizations, collecting the data is the easy part. It's what you do with it once you have it that poses a challenge.


The stir of life along her keel.
"…At this moment, a disembodied voice suddenly came from inside one of the bushes, causing Freddie to shoot a full two inches out of his seat. He tells me he remembered a similar experience having happened to Moses in the Wilderness, and he wondered if the prophet had taken it as big as he had done.
Freddie gaped. 'Was that Prudence?' he gurgled.
'That was Prudence,' said April coldly.
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    private final Application application;

    public SubreddifyApplicationModule(Application application) {
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This chichdhari-khanapur Branch of Speed Post is located in adilabad District of chichdhari-khanapur City , ANDHRA PRADESH, india .This branch have all the facility and is a BRANCH OFFICE of Speed Post.
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Q: How to change the letters in a text on hover I'm looking for a way to change the letters in a text when you hover them.
After that, they will eventually not got back to normal and stay changed.
So I found a code to change the color of each letter of a text, but I'm looking for the same thing that picks the next leter in the alphabet.
Thanks a lot for the help.

$(document).ready(function(){
  var letters = $('p').text();
  var nHTML = '';
  for(var letter of letters) {
    nHTML+=""+letter+"";
  }
  $('p').html(nHTML);
})
.x:hover {
  color: red;
}

Hello World!

I also found this code that let you change a text with an id.
I just don't know how to apply that to all my characters individually.

const $foo = $('#foo');

$foo.hover(function(){
  $foo.text('Blah');
}, function(){
  $foo.text('Foo');
});

Foo

Also, I have this script that can find the next letter.

function LetterChanges(str) {
    var result = "";
    for (var i = 0; i < str.length; i++) {
        if (122 == str.charCodeAt(i)) {
            result += "a";
        } else if (90 == str.charCodeAt(i)) {
            result += "A";
        } else if ((65 <= str.charCodeAt(i) && str.charCodeAt(i) <= 89) || (97 <= str.charCodeAt(i) && str.charCodeAt(i) <= 121)) {
            result += String.fromCharCode(str.charCodeAt(i) + 1);
        } else {
            result += str.charAt(i);
        }
    }
    return result;
}

console.log(LetterChanges("AaZz+cod!foo"));
$('#result').html(LetterChanges("paul & rémi"));

A: If I understand what you need, then this is the solution:
function nextLetter(ch) {
    if (!ch.match(/[a-z]/i)) return ch;
    else if (ch === 'Z') return 'A';
    else if (ch === 'z') return 'a';
    return String.fromCharCode(ch.charCodeAt(0) + 1);
}
$(document).ready(function(){
  var letters = $('p').text();
  var nHTML = '';
  for(var letter of letters) {
    nHTML+=""+letter+"";
  }
  $('p').html(nHTML);
  $(".x").hover(function(e) {
    if (e.type === "mouseenter") $(this).text(nextLetter($(this).text()));
  });
})

Explanation:

*

*nextLetter

*

*checks whether it's a letter and does nothing if it's not a letter

*if it's a Z or z, then will start over the alphabet, keeping the case

*otherwise finds the next letter

*the for cycle creates spans containing single letters, having the class of x

*this is why the CSS hover rule works

*we can create Javascript/jQuery events

*I have created a Javascript event which changes the letter to the next one on hover

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ARIA Singles: Omi Cheerleader Stays On Top
Jamaican artist Omi holds for a third straight week atop the ARIA Singles chart with his remixed version of "Cheerleader".
Daniel Johns To Debut Aerial Love Video Tuesday
Daniel Johns 'Aerial Love' video will be revealed on Tuesday.
Royal Blood Release Animated Video By Christy Karacas And David Wilson
Royal Blood have unveiled their new video for 'Out Of The Black', directed by Adult Swim's Christy Karacas and illustrator David Wilson.
Check Out The Grates New Song It Won't Hurt Anymore
The Grates have released 'It Won't Hurt Anymore', a second song from their album 'Dream Team'.
Little Dragon Guest On iHeartRadio Music News
Little Dragon are the special guest of iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.
New Music Releases For February 6, 2015
Bob Dylan's 'Shadows of the Night' is the major music release of the week album with other new music releases from Kid Ink, Kodaline, Diana Krall and The Wiggles.
Van Halen To Release First Live Album With David Lee Roth
Van Halen will finally release a live album featuring David Lee Roth on March 31 with Tokyo Dome Live in Concert.
Paul McCartney Scores His Biggest U.S. Hit In 30 Years
Paul McCartney's featured role on 'FourFiveSeconds' by Rihanna and Kanye West has earned him his best position on the Billboard Hot 100 in thirty years.
Neil Finn To Release iTunes Sessions
Neil Finn will release a seven-track iTunes Sessions on Friday featuring songs from his recent album 'Dizzy Heights' as well as a couple of classics.
Todd Rundgren Completes 36th Album Global
Todd Rundgren will release his 25th solo studio album and 36th overall, including NAZZ and Utopia, in April.
Giorgio Moroder and Kylie Minogue Right Here Right Now Video Released
The official video has been released for the track Right Here, Right Now by veterans Giorgio Moroder and Kylie Minogue.
Nile Rodgers Preps First Chic Album In 23 Years
Nile Rodgers and his band Chic are about to make their first studio album since 1992's Chic-Ism.
Colin Hay To Release 12th Solo Album Next Year People
Colin Hay will release 'Next Year People', his 12th album outside Men At Work, in time for his Australian tour.
Pseudo Echo To Record Live Album At The Viper Room This Saturday
Melbourne's Pseudo Echo will record a live album at the iconic Viper Room in West Hollywood this coming Saturday (February 7, 2015).
The Offspring Debut New Song Coming For You LISTEN
The Offspring have dropped a band new song titled 'Coming For You' on fans but it is still not clear if the track precedes the band's 10th album or is a one-off single.
Brian Wilson Completes No Pier Pressure Album
Brian Wilson returns to the original home of the Beach Boys, Capitol Records, for his new album No Pier Pressure.
ARIA Albums: Taylor Swift 1989 Spends 8th Week On Top
"1989" by Taylor Swift is at No.1 on the ARIA Albums chart for an eighth non-consecutive week, making it her third set of double weeks at the top (3 to 10 Nov 2014, 5 to 12 Jan and now 26 Jan to 2 Feb 2015).
ARIA Singles: Omi At 1, 20 Hottest 100 Songs In Top 100
Scoring a second week at the top of the ARIA Singles chart is the fourth Jamaican act to achieve a chart-topping single here, Omi (Omar Pasley) and "Cheerleader".
iHeartRadio Music News Playlist For January 30, 2015
On iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com you will hear the new songs by Daniel Johns, N.E.R.D. and Mark Ronson with Kevin Parker of Tame Impala.
Ringo Starr Pays Tribute To Rory Storm On Postcards From Paradise
Ringo Starr has a song about his first band Rory and the Hurricanes on his next album 'Postcards From Paradise'.
Courtney Barnett Reveals Album Title, Tracklisting And New Video
Courtney Barnett has anointed her debut album 'Sometimes I Sit and Think And Sometimes I Just Sit Out' and revealed a video for the song 'Pedestrian At Best'.
New Music Releases For W/C January 29, 2015
MAJOR RELEASES THIS WEEK INCLUDE NEW ALBUMS FROM; McBusted, Title Fight, Helions, Fifth Harmony and All We Are.
Daniel Johns Releases First Solo Song Aerial Love LISTEN
Daniel Johns has released his first solo song 'Aerial Love'.
How Mark Ronson Scored Stevie Wonder For Uptown Special Album
Mark Ronson found collaborating with Stevie Wonder quite a 'heavy' experience.
U2 Strip Down Every Breaking Wave
U2 have released a new, stripped down, version of Every Breaking Wave from their album Songs of Innocence.
Bjork Rushed Vulnicura Release To Combat Bootleggers
Bjork surprised the world earlier this week with the sudden digital release of her album Vulnicura two months ahead of the original date.
Paul McCartney Follows Up Kanye West Duet With Rihanna
Paul McCartney continues his push into the R&B/Hip-Hop market with the new Rihanna single FourFiveSeconds (featuring Kanye West and Paul McCartney).
Shania Twain Live Vegas DVD Details Revealed
Shania Twain will release a CD and DVD of her Las Vegas residency in an exclusive deal with Wal-Mart.
ARIA Albums: Taylor Swift 1989 Is Back At No 1
Taylor Swift returns for a fifth time to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart with "1989".
ARIA Singles: Cheerleader By Omi Is No 1
Cheerleader by Omi is the number one song on the ARIA singles chart.
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The Casuals
The History of the Casuals
The Casuals were founded in 1883 with a membership restricted to the Old Boys of three public schools, Charterhouse, Eton and Westminster, although that was soon changed to include all ex-public school and university players.
Casuals were a strong force in the early amateur game, runners up in the first FA Amateur Cup Final in 1894, founders members of the Isthmian League in 1905, first holders of the A.F.A Senior Cup in 1907, winners of the Amateur Cup in 1936.
Casuals' victory in the Amateur Cup Final came after beating Ilford 2 - 0 in a replay before 28,000 at West Ham after a 1 - 1 draw at Crystal Palace. It was crowned by a civic reception in Kingston, where Casuals played their home games from 1925 to 1939.
W.H. "Tagge" Webster, one of the goal scorers, later became President of Corinthian-Casuals. Centre half Bernard Joy also played for Arsenal and later that season was chosen for England against Belgium, the last amateur footballer to gain a full England cap.
Although their Isthmian League commitments prevented then from touring as frequently as their illustrious counterparts Corinthians, The Casuals did make occasional forays into Europe, holding their own against the likes of Athletic Bilbao and Sporting Lisbon while notably defeating clubs such as Benfica, MTK, Slavia Prague and VFB Leipzig.
The Casuals final match before amalgamation with Corinthians was a 4-3 win over local rivals Wimbledon on May 6th 1939.
Founder Member of the Isthmian League and the Southern Amateur League
1884/85 F.A.Cup 1st Round
1887/88 F.A. Cup 1st Round London Senior Cup Finalists
1888/89 London Senior Cup Finalists
1890/91 London Charity Cup Winners
1893/94 Amateur Cup Finalists London Charity Cup Winners
1907/08 A.F.A. Senior Cup Winners
1908/09 A.F.A. Senior Cup Finalists
1929/30 Surrey Senior Cup Winners
1935/36 Amateur Cup Winners
1936/37 Isthmian League Runners-up


The Verona is Advent's latest attempt at a CULV laptop and, while it is suitably cheap, it falls short in most categories.
The point of a CULV laptop is that it should be extremely portable. While the dimensions of the Verona are small, and the 1.7kg weight is fairly average, the 159-minute battery life is inexcusably short.
Providing you with less than three hours of battery life, this performance is put into perspective when considering that other CULV laptops we've tested have run for over twelve and a half hours.
A low-powered Intel Celeron processor – designed to be resource light on the battery – is employed alongside 3072MB or memory. Performance is inevitably quite limited and you won't be able to run anything more powerful than office applications without the laptop quickly showing signs of lag.
The integrated Intel graphics card allows you to do the most basic of photo editing, although the majority of market-leading editing suites are likely to struggle to run very smoothly on this machine.
The 13.3-inch screen is bright, crisp and clear and the 1366 x 768-pixel resolution provides very detailed images, so working with applications such as spreadsheets won't be a problem. There is a shiny Super- TFT coating in place which does create distracting reflections in bright light.
Build quality is decent enough, with hard black plastics and an attractive swirly design. Despite the shininess of the materials, this laptop doesn't pick up too many fingerprints or smears.
Despite the keyboard being firmly mounted on to the chassis, with very little flex in evidence, we found it a frustrating proposition. The keys feature a very springy action, which makes it bouncy to use and, despite a regular layout, many of the keys on the periphery of the board are quite awkward to hit when speed-typing.
The touchpad is responsive and concise, but the mouse buttons on our review unit proved very stiff to use, requiring real force to successfully register a hit.
802.11n Wi-Fi and 10/100 Ethernet provide the networking capabilities and there's also Bluetooth included. Three USB ports provide room for peripherals and a VGA-out port lets you connect to an external monitor when at home or working in the office.
The Advent Verona is a flawed system in that it doesn't tick the portability and usability boxes we would expect of a CULV laptop, and while it is cheap, there are far better options around for only a little more money.


The New York State Department of Health recently expanded the statewide medical marijuana program. The expansion has resulted in the first medical marijuana dispensary to open its doors in Orange County. Curaleaf New York operates the Newburgh dispensary at 8 North Plank Road and will serve patients in Dutchess, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster, and Westchester counties.
Patients in New York are eligible for medical marijuana if they suffer from any of the following. For more information, you can visit the Curaleaf patient's page.
Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10:30-6 and Fridays 11:30-7. Curaleaf is managed by a company called PalliaTech who hold medical marijuana licenses in nine states. In addition to the Newburgh facility, they will operate locations in Plattsburgh, and Long Island.
Back in February, they were on the hunt for employees. Well, did you get the job?


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Carl Erik Arrhén, född 24 november 1899 i Kristbergs församling, Östergötlands län, död 3 september 1958 i Uddevalla församling, Göteborgs och Bohus län, var en svensk lektor och politiker (Högerpartiet).

Arrhén avlade studentexamen i Västerås 1919 och skrevs året efter in som student i Uppsala. Han blev filosofie doktor 1929 och filosofie magister 1937. Han var ordförande i studentföreningen Heimdal 1928.

Arrhén var lektor i Haparanda från 1939 och i Uddevalla från 1940. Arrhén har bland annat utgett Den tyska parlamentarismens utveckling under kejsardöme och riksrepublik (1929, hans doktosavhandling). Han var redaktör för Nationell Tidning 1929-33 och Ungsvensk Lösen 1934-37.

Arrhén gjorde också åtskilligt, för att lyfta fram den svenska konservatismen. Här märks bland annat introduktioner till unghögern, Vitalis Norström och Pontus Fahlbeck.

Som politiker var Arrhén ledamot av riksdagens första kammare 1943-1958.

Erik Arrhén gifte sig 1934 med Margareta Bæckström och de fick tre barn.

Källor

Tidens kalender 1945, Tidens förlag, Stockholm: 1944, sid. 147.

Noter

Ledamöter av Sveriges riksdags första kammare för högern
Svenska moderater
Alumner från Uppsala universitet
Män
Födda 1899
Avlidna 1958
Personer från Kristbergs socken


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Halitosis can be divided into two categories: endogenous and exogenous. Exogenous breath is due to external factors such as garlic, tobacco and spicy foods, whereas the endogenous breath originates in the oral cavity (namely in some 90 percent of all cases).
HALITOSIS (BAD BREATH)
Common endogenous causes for halitosis
Dry mouth (xerostomia) due to little or no saliva in the oral cavity. When saliva production decreases, the amount of bacteria normally increases, which in its turn can cause halitosis.
Periodontitis is an endemic disease and studies show 40 percent of all adults have some degree of periodontal disease, and that 10 percent have severe periodontal disease. Research shows that there is a clear connection between periodontitis and the amount of volatile sulphur compounds (VSC), in particular the prevalence of methyl mercaptan. Patients who suffer from periodontitis generally also suffer from halitosis.4
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Gram negative anaerobic bacteria are found in the oral cavity, in-between teeth, in gum pockets as well as in pits on the back of the tongue. These bacteria are considered to be the primary culprits in the production of sulphurous gases. The gases can also directly harm surrounding tissue in the oral cavity and thus contribute to the periodontitis process.5
The gram negative anaerobic bacteria have enzymes (cysteine desylphudrase and methionine) which break down amino acids to sulphurous gases (VSC = volatile sulphur compounds) which are then perceived as halitosis in the exhaled air.
The foul-smelling VSC consist mainly of hydrogen sulphide (H2S), methyl mercaptan (CH3SH) and dimethyl sulphide (CH3)2SH. Methyl mercaptan is the component of VSC with the worst odour, even in small quantities, and therefore the primary target for elimination.6,7
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CB12 does not camouflage halitosis, but goes to the root of the problem by neutralising and preventing the formation of sulphur compounds in the oral cavity9. Good bacteria are vital and help sustain a healthy mouth, CB12 only prevents the bacteria from breaking down food particles, saliva etc. to foul-smelling VSC.
CB12 is tested in several clinical studies by gaschromatographic analysis, halimeter analysis and organoleptic scores8-12.
The active ingredients in CB12 (zinc acetate and chlorhexidine diacetate) prevent the formation of hydrogen sulphide (H2S), methyl mercaptan (CH3SH) and dimethyl sulphide (CH3)2SH. Zinc acetate by itself eliminates the hydrogen sulphide, but is less effective for methyl mercaptan and dimethyl sulphide, which is why the help of chlorhexidine is needed.
Chlorhexidine breaks down gases containing sulphur molecules, which makes it easier for zinc to react with sulphur so that insoluble sulphides form. In the case of methyl mercaptan, sulphur is so tightly bound that zinc alone is unable to bind the sulphur. However, the addition of chlorhexidine breaks down methyl mercaptan and dimethyl sulphide, allowing the zinc to bind and form odourless insoluble sulphides. Chlorhexidine also has the unique ability to adhere to the oral mucosa, tongue and teeth, thereby providing a long-lasting effect.
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1 Tonzetich J. Production and origin of oral malodor: a review of mechanisms and methods of analysis. Journal of Periodontology (1977) 48: 13-20.
2 Quuirynen M. Management of oral malodour. J Clin Periodontol (2003) 30 (Suppl.5) 17-18.
3 Wåler S.M, Jonski G, Young A and Rölla G. Halitosis - nytt om diagnostikk og behandling. Odontologi (2001).
4 Hugosson, A, Norderyd O, Slotte C, Thorstensson H. Distribution of periodontal disease in a Swedish adult population 1973, 1983 and 1993. J Clin Periodontol (1998) 25: 542-548.
5 Johansson B. Bad breath. Prevalence, periodontal disease, microflora and inflammatory markers.Department of Periodontology, Karolinska Institutet (2005) 9-31.
6 Kleinberg I, Westbay G. Oral malodor. Crit Rev Oral Biol Med (1990) 1: 247-259.
7 Scully C, El-Maaytah M, Porter SR, Greenman J. Breath odor: Etiopathogenesis, assessment and management. Eur J Oral Sci (1997) 105: 287-293.
8 Thrane P, Jonski G, Young A, Rölla G. A New Mouthrinse Combining Zinc and Chlorhexidine in Low Concentrations Provides Superior Efficacy Against Halitosis Compared to Existing Formulations: A Double-Blind Clinical Study. J Clin Dent (2007) 18: 82-86.
9 Thrane P, Jonski G, Young A, Rölla G. Zn and CHX mouthwash effective against VSCs responsible for halitosis for up to 12 hours. Dental Health (2009) 48:2-6.
10 Thrane P, Jonski G, Young A. Comparative effects of various commercially available mouth-rinse formulations on halitosis. Dental Health (2010) 49: 6-10.
11 Saad S, Greenman J, Shaw H. Comparative effects of various commercially available mouthrinse formulations on oral malodor. Oral Diseases (2011) 17: 180-186.
12 Ademoviski et al. Comparison of different treatment modalities for oral halitosis. Acta Odontol. Scand. (2012) 3: 224-233.
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Monex MENA can also help you to receive intelligent insights the leading experts in the industry.Getting a chance to interact with other people is one of the main advantages of attending Monex Summit.
It is the best way to meet other business professionals and vendors and share your experiences with each other. Being part of such a conference will also enable you to integrate with your professional community.
Discussions enable the delegates to have their problems solved without having to read through lengthy documents and books.


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Q: Read whole file and print in lua I am a complete beginner in Lua and only have a bit experience in C#.
At the moment I am usin ZeroBrane Studio as an IDE. I am trying to read a file and print the whole file to console like this:
function readAll(file)
  local f = io.open(file, "rb")
  local content = f:read("*all")
  f:close()
  return content
end

print(readAll("test.txt"))

but I get an error on line 8, which is local content = f:read("*all") with this message: attempt to index local 'f' (a nil value)
What is wrong with my code? I am explicitly not using the lines iterator here.
Btw. I also tried to use these answers by copy-pasting: How to read data from a file in Lua
Reading whole files in Lua
but no luck

A: The error message means that the file does not exist or cannot be opened.
Use local f = assert(io.open(file, "rb")) to see what error you get.
Or local f, err = io.open(file, "rb") and print or handle err if f == nil.


"Ready For 100" is a commitment to use 100% renewable electricity by the year 2035. Localities making this commitment send a signal to the nation and world that the United States is still moving forward with emission reduction plans that will mitigate the effects of global warming.
The International Panel on Climate Change tells us unequivocally that we have much less time than we thought to avoid catastrophic climate change. We will see rising sea levels taking away property in coastal areas, increased flooding, difficulty growing crops, increasing chances of superstorms, disease relating to heat, loss of animals and plants affecting our ecosystem.
The result of this warming eventually could be a planet that is not hospitable to human life as we know it. If emissions around the world are reduced, these disastrous effects will be reduced. That is why Arlington should join other localities in taking action now.
When Arlington's Community Energy Plan was passed in 2013, it set a transformational goal for greenhouse gas emissions within Arlington. Yet the plan was developed when solar photovoltaic was more expensive than fossil fuels and the future of electric vehicles was an unknown. The economics and technology are now very different.
While Arlington is well regarded for its environmental commitment, other localities have taken stronger actions. Montgomery County, Maryland is committed to achieve 100% clean, renewable electricity by 2035, and Washington, D.C. by 2032. Atlanta by 2035, and Columbia, South Carolina by 2036. In Virginia, Floyd County committed by 2035 and the Blacksburg City Council by 2050.
Five cities have already achieved 100% renewable energy on their power grid — Aspen, CO; Burlington, VT; Georgetown, TX; Greensburg, KS; and Rock Port, MO.
Making the transition would be hard work. I acknowledge the power Dominion Energy has in Virginia. Dominion has repeatedly hindered efforts to increase the percentage of renewable power used. However, with environmental awareness growing in the state legislature and among our citizens, it is time to press for change.
Localities can drive markets/costs down for renewable energy. The county and businesses can buy green power options through Dominion or the private sector. This pushes the market and, if enough join together, it makes a difference.
Add additional electric charging stations throughout the county for residents.
Arlington would need funding for any new clean energy initiatives. In general, I agree that funds should not be dedicated from a tax for one issue. However back in 2007, the County Board instituted a Residential Utility Tax (RUT) to fund the Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy (AIRE). This was specifically to encourage renewable energy use.
An up-to-$3 tax on electric and gas bills was designed to address problems caused by energy use. Arlingtonians who use 100 percent renewable energy through rooftop solar systems do not pay the tax. Those who use less energy pay only a portion of the tax on a sliding scale. Unfortunately, during the 2017 and 2018 budget considerations, the County Board allowed RUT revenues to be diverted for general fund items.
AIRE put us in good position to now participate in "Ready For 100." And the residential utility tax (RUT) gave us a good tool to fund renewable energy projects.
When Arlington or other localities reduce greenhouse gas emissions, it doesn't make things directly better for us. Climate change is a world problem. However, when hundreds of localities make Paris Accord-like commitments, this sends a signal that all the international efforts together are worth it.
I hope that the County Board will recognize the unique nature of the RUT revenue and reserve it for its intended use. I hope the County Board will adopt a commitment to use 100 percent renewable electricity by the year 2035 — and follow through with practical actions to bring it about. I know that a majority of County Board members believe in environmental stewardship. Please let them know that you are "Ready For 100"!
Paul Ferguson has served as the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Arlington and the City of Falls Church since 2008. He served as a Member of the County Board from 1996-2007.


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Delaware Headlines
Delaware Division of Small Business accepting Site Readiness Fund applications
Delaware Public Media | By Joe Irizarry
Local governments and qualified businesses can now apply for the Site Readiness Fund to the Delaware Division of Small Business.
The Site Readiness Fund provides grants, loans, or other economic assistance to businesses or local governments that invest in commercial or industrial sites.
The goal is to help those entities prepare potential sites for immediate move in for new and expanding businesses in Delaware.
Jessica Welch is with the Delaware Division of Small Business, and she says this is an important way for the state to compete with other states in the region.
"So this is really just another tool in our economic development toolbox that we can use to try to get those businesses to set up shop here in Delaware, and to create jobs or to retain jobs if they're thinking of expanding," said Welch.
Welch says there are two types of grants that investors can apply for.
"There are two different levels. The first level is what we call level 1. So those are grants awarded up to $100,000 and really that's for initial studies and activities for a site. It's really for the early stages of developing a site," said Welch. "And then level 2 grants are up to 1 million dollars, and that's for more advanced activities, if they have to improve lighting, if they have to do any infrastructure improvements, things like that for a site."
Welch notes there's about $10.8 million left in the Site Readiness Fund, and applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all funding has been awarded.
Businesses and local governments can apply at the Division of Small Business website.
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Also, when I shut off the engine light I can go about 2 to 2.5 weeks without it coming on. My diagnostic tool says it is intermittent.
Any suggestions on how to check for vacuum leaks?
Wish you were closer I would but it, because I have been looking for one of these.
Ok thank you, not showing signs of wear just a nail in one tire and some dry rot. Was going to get tires anyway before winter but the nail just sped-up my timeline.
I have never had an alignment done on any of my vehicles, maybe I am lucky but.
Will I need an alignment?
So just disconnecting the battery will not reset the codes?
Thanks for the information. My truck did not come with the stock scissor jack, but I have a bottle jack I purchased and will keep in the truck.
Replaced, door panel did not have to come off, took about 2 mins.
Thank you, I will try it this weekend.
My front passenger side window switch is broken, I have a replacement but was wondering if I need to take the door panel off to pop the old one out. Tried searching Youtube but had no luck. Has anyone had to do this?


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Peoples Football Stadium – wielofunkcyjny stadion znajdujący się w Pakistanie, w mieście Karaczi. Na tym stadionie swoje mecze rozgrywają drużyny piłkarskie, m.in. HBL F.C. oraz reprezentacja Pakistanu w piłce nożnej, a także odbywają się tam zawody lekkoatletyczne. Stadion może pomieścić 40 000 widzów.

Bibliografia
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Peoples Football Stadium
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CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Apache, Total make third oil discovery offshore Suriname
(Corrects Bouterse's title to former president in 9th paragraph, spelling error in 3rd paragraph)
July 29 (Reuters) - Oil producer Apache Corp and its joint venture partner Total SA said on Wednesday they made their third oil discovery offshore Suriname, sending Apache's shares up 14% in after-market trading.
The Suriname discovery, dubbed "among the most anticipated in the world" by one brokerage, is seen as central to Apache's efforts to reduce its reliance on the Alpine High venture in Texas' Permian basin, which has suffered from diving natural gas prices.
The third discovery also comes at a time when oil and gas producers across the globe are reeling under a coronavirus-led decline in energy demand that led crude prices to drop below $0 for the first time ever.
"This is the best well we've drilled in the basin to date, with the highest net pay in the best quality reservoirs," Apache Chief Executive Officer John Christmann said.
The third major find was at the Kwaskwasi-1 well drilled offshore Suriname in Block 58, which comprises 1.4 million acres.
Once operations at Kwaskwasi-1 are completed, the drilling ship will move to the fourth prospect in Block 58, Keskesi, Apache said.
Apache did not provide any estimates for recoverable oil and gas.
The Suriname operations are just across the border from where Exxon Mobil led discoveries off Guyana that are estimated to hold more than 8 billion barrels of oil.
Former Suriname President Desi Bouterse described the discovery as a "great gift," saying "this will be a lot of money for this small country."
Apache and Total each hold a 50% working interest in Block 58, with the U.S. producer as the operator. (Reporting by Arathy S Nair in Bengaluru;; Editing by Maju Samuel and Shailesh Kuber)


After "Ivy Decision Day" the bulk of college admissions decisions from most colleges have been made. I get many e-mails regarding the results from both our college counseling and SAT clients.
The unsurprising news, at least to the knowledge, the numbers matter…. enormously. Those with a lower than median Academic Index – each school has its unique algorithm for test scores and grades – rarely ever gain admission without a hook (athletic recruit, a relative of a VIP, underrepresented minority, and now "first generation college student." All the blather about looking at the "whole candidate" is a half-truth or really a one-tenth truth. There are a few candidates with unusual stories or exceptional extracurricular activities that get in with numbers that are close to the median. But most every Connecticut suburban high school student must have numbers that meet the median.
As for luck…consider the following… two students with essentially identical numbers from the same or neighboring similar high schools with no hooks but one is a french horn player who writes his essay on the beauty of being in a band and the other is a football player who writes his essay on the beauty of being on a team. What do think happens if the admission reader played french horn and was picked on by football players?!


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John Edwards at federal courthouse to face indictment's charges
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) - A grand jury indicted two-time presidential candidate John Edwards on Friday, accusing him of trying to protect his political ambitions by soliciting and secretly spending more than $925,000 to hide his mistress and their baby from the public.
The grand jury's indictment contained six felony counts, including conspiracy, four counts of receiving illegal campaign contributions and one count of false statements for keeping the spending off the public finance reports for his 2008 White House campaign.
The indictment said the payments made with money from two wealthy supporters were a scheme to protect Edwards' White House ambitions and his public image as a devoted family man.
"Edwards knew that public revelation of the affair and the pregnancy would destroy his candidacy," the indictment said.
Edwards, 57, arrived at the federal courthouse with his daughter Cate on Friday afternoon for an initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Judge Patrick Auld. Federal officials listed him as being in custody.
Prosecutors said the spending was illegal because the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee should have reported it on public campaign finance filings and because it exceed the $2,300 limit per person for campaign contributions.
Edwards attorney Gregory Craig said there's no way that anyone, including Edwards, would have known that the payments should be treated as campaign contributions.
"This is an unprecedented prosecution," he said at the courthouse Friday. "He has broken no law and we will defend this case vigorously."
Edwards' attorneys issued statements from campaign finance experts who argued the payments were not campaign contributions. One, former Federal Elections Commission Chairman Scott Thomas, said if the FEC had investigated it would have found the payments did not violate the law, even as a civil matter.
"A criminal prosecution of a candidate on these facts would be outside anything I would expect after decades of experience with the campaign finance laws," Thomas said.
In recent days, his legal team also argued that the secret spending was designed to hide the affair from his wife, Elizabeth, who died of cancer in December, and not to aid his campaign.
Negotiations between Edwards' attorneys and federal prosecutors to settle on a charge to which Edwards was willing to plead guilty continued through Thursday, but proved fruitless, according to people with knowledge of the negotiations. Prosecutors had insisted on a plea to a felony, which would endanger his ability to keep his license to practice law.
If convicted, Edwards faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine on each of the six counts. First time white collar offenders usually don't receive prison terms in federal court, but the Justice Department typically presses for at least short prison sentences for public officials. While Edwards was a private citizen as a candidate, he was receiving taxpayer money for his presidential campaign.
The indictment was the culmination of a federal investigation begun by the FBI more than two years ago that scoured virtually every corner of Edwards' political career, including his stint as a U.S. senator, which ended seven years ago.
But the centerpiece has long been the hundreds of thousands of dollars privately provided by two wealthy supporters - former campaign finance chairman Fred Baron and Rachel "Bunny" Mellon, the 100-year-old widow of banking heir Paul Mellon. That money eventually went to keep mistress Rielle Hunter and her out-of-wedlock baby in hiding in 2007 and 2008, during the apex of the Democratic nomination campaign.
The indictment cited $725,000 in payments made by Mellon and another $200,000 made by Baron. It said the money was used to pay for Hunter's living and medical expenses and for chartered airfare, luxury hotels and nearly $60,000 in rent for a house in Santa Barbara, Calif., to keep her hidden from the public. Other than Edwards, no one was named in the indictment, but the descriptions of others make clear who they are.
Mellon sent her money through her decorator. The indictment said she listed items of furniture in the memo lines of checks - written in amounts of $10,000-$200,000 for "chairs," ''antique Charleston table," and "book case" - to hide the true purpose. It said Baron gave an envelope with about $1,000 cash and a note that said, "Old Chinese saying: use cash, not credit cards!"
The conspiracy count accused Edwards of lying when he admitted to the affair during an interview on ABC but denied knowing about any payments. "I've never asked anybody to pay a dime of money, never been told that any money has been paid," he said.
The indictment referred to Edwards' discussions with a former employee in summer 2009 in which they prepared a statement to the media in which he would admit he was the father of Frances Quinn Hunter. A person familiar with the investigation has identified the former employee as speechwriter Wendy Button. The indictment said Edwards told her that he was aware Baron provided money to hide Hunter from the media.
"Edwards further told the employee that this was a huge issue and that for 'legal and practical reasons' it should not be mentioned in the statement they were preparing," the indictment said. The statement Edwards eventually issued seven months later claiming paternity did not mention the money spent on Hunter.
Former campaign staffer Andrew Young, who initially claimed paternity of Hunter's child, also has said Edwards was aware of the private financial support that helped keep the mistress satisfied and secluded.
The indictment said Edwards and Young began discussing who could provide money to support Hunter in May 2007, around the time she told the candidate she was pregnant. It says Young read Edwards a note he got from Mellon saying she was "furious" over media criticism of the candidate's $400 haircuts.
"From now on, all haircuts, etc., that are necessary and important for his campaign - please send the bills to me," the indictment quoted Mellon as writing. "It is a way to help our friend without government restrictions." The indictment said Edwards and Young then solicited money from Mellon.
Edwards and Hunter began their relationship in 2006, just as the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee was plotting a second run for the White House. She was hired to shoot behind-the-scenes video footage of the prospective candidate. Edwards' political action committee and a nonprofit affiliated with him each paid Hunter's video-production firm about $100,000 for the work.
Edwards initially denied having an affair with Hunter but eventually admitted to it in the summer of 2008. He then denied being the father of her child before finally confessing last year.


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One-on-One with Danny Danon
The Fellowship | March 23, 2018
This weekend, The Fellowship is honored to have Israeli Ambassador to the U.N., Danny Danon, attend our Together in Fellowship Gala, celebrating 70 years of Israel's independence and 35 years of The Fellowship lifesaving work. And today, we are also glad to bring you our good friend JNS' Sean Savage's interview with Danon on topics such as stopping Iran, preventing international anti-Israel bias, and the refreshing relationship between Israel and the United States:
Q: In the past two-and-a-half years, you have been selected to the U.N. Legal Committee and as vice president of the General Assembly—positions no Israeli ambassador has held before. At the same time, we have seen continued anti-Israel resolutions in UNESCO and the U.N. Human Rights Council's blacklist. Do you feel that the environment is changing there?
A: I think what we have seen in the last two years is that we were able to change the atmosphere in the U.N. While you still have one-sided decisions against Israel, we were able to take the lead and initiative. We have had many events initiated in the U.N., [and] the fact that I was elected for the first time to chair a U.N. committee was a very important step for us.
I think today in terms of the atmosphere, it is different because of all the activities we have had. For instance, we are going to hold an event about water technology with the president of the general assembly, and many speakers and experts from Israel. Then we will actually have a [Passover] seder inside of the U.N. with diplomats and ambassadors.
We have ongoing activities that enable us to tell the true story about Israel. The U.N. isn't anymore a place where you only see Israel-bashing.
Q: It is no secret that Haley has shaken things up at the United Nations. Can you describe your relationship with her and any initiatives you are working on jointly to counter anti-Israel bias?
A: We appreciate the new spirit of ambassador Nikki Haley; she has been very important and helpful. It is a two-way relationship as well. We were the only country to stand with the U.S. and vote against Resolution 11967, which condemns U.S. economic sanctions against Cuba.
It is a real partnership, and we are grateful for that. We work very closely with ambassador Haley and her team. We see similar issues, and understand the challenges and threats. That's why you see the cooperation because we come from the same values.
Q: What are your thoughts on President Donald Trump's ultimatum on the Iran nuclear deal?
A: Our position about the Iran deal is very clear. As the [Israeli] prime minister [Benjamin Netanyahu] said, we should either fix it or nix it. And I think the approach by President Trump is the right approach. You cannot ignore it. Some European countries tend to think they can ignore it, and everything will be OK. But that is not the case, and we believe that U.S. leadership is capable of changing the reality.
Q: Given Russia and China's veto power in the U.N., what can be done against Iran?
A: I think that the U.N. should look at the existing Security Council resolutions that are not being accepted by the Iranians—the ballistic-missiles tests and other decisions of supporting terrorism in the region. They can start with enforcing those resolutions…


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Articles in the media about Ballymaloe
Irish Restaurant Association award Best Hotels Restaurant in Ireland
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We are proud to have been recognized in the 2016 Irish Restaurant Awards as the 'Best Hotel Restaurant' in Cork in the Munster region and would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who voted for us, The Irish Restaurant Association and Elavon and you for continuing to visit and enjoy Ballymaloe House. https://www.elavon.ie/
Top 100 Irish restaurants 2016
We were delighted to feature in the McKennas Guides "Top 100 Irish restaurants 2016".
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What is Ireland's most unique hotel? See our list of 30 gems
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We were delighted to feature in the Irish Independent article "What is Ireland's most unique hotel? See our list of 30 gems".
Ballymaloe House comes in at number 18 on the list which reads:
Irish Restaurant Association award – Best Hotel Restaurant
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We are proud to have been recognized in the 2016 Irish Restaurant Awards as the 'Best Hotel Restaurant' in Cork in the Munster region and would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who voted for us, The Irish Restaurant Association and Elavon and you for continuing to visit and enjoy Ballymaloe House.
The OFM50: Myrtle Allen by Allan Jenkins (Feb 2018)
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The OFM 50: Everything we love in the world of Food Right Now
Myrtle Allen by Allan Jenkins, Editor of Observer Food Monthly
MSN: Top 10 wedding hotels in UK and Ireland
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Celebrating its 51st anniversary this year is the family-run Ballymaloe Hotel, famed for its food and its idyllic setting in 400 acres of green land with ancient woodland and tranquil ponds. You can make a big entrance on the day by arriving at the hotel by helicopter, enjoying a bird's eye view of the lush countryside of East Cork.
Foodies get their fill at packed lit fest
The weather gods smiled down on the third Kerrygold Ballymaloe Literary Festival of Food & Wine, as 8,000-plus visitors from more than 30 countries streamed through the gates of Ballymaloe House, in East Cork, over the weekend to watch Irish and international stars of food and wine strut their culinary stuff.
Conde Nast Travellers list of 'Best Festivals around the World'
Congratulations to our Litfest team... all the hard work has been internationally celebrated yet again as the Ballymaloe Literary Festival of Food & Wine has been included on Conde Nast Travellers list of 'Best Festivals around the World'.. great praise indeed.
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Ballymaloe Litfest of Food & Wine | 15-17 May 2015
A stuffed larder of the most influential chefs and writers debating, discussing and demonstrating in County Cork.
Ireland's gourmet revolution: Restaurants, festivals and food trails
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Myrtle Allen, who established the restaurant at Ballymaloe House in Cork in the 1960s, is considered by many to be the unofficial patron saint of Ireland's seasonal food movement. Fittingly, Ballymaloe House and its neighbouring cookery school are now also home to the annual Kerrygold Ballymaloe Literary Festival of Food and Wine (litfest.ie).
"The Ultimate Foodie Fest" - Food & Wine Magazine
Food & Wine magazine describe The Kerrygold Ballymaloe Food & Wine festival as The Ultimate Foodie Fest in their May 2015 issue.
An article packed with a tempting taste of what is to be expected this year. Food & Wine editor Miriam Atkins and Christine Muhlke, Executive Editor of Bon Appetit will be in discussion with Nicholas Lander to talk abou their industry in The Carrigaun Room at Ballymaloe House during the Litfest.


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KCB extra cautious after staffer death
ByVicky PathareVicky Pathare / Updated: Aug 2, 2020, 06:00 IST
Officials from KCB are now checking up on staffers twice a day
Board focuses on prevention measures as primary tool against COVID-19
Days after the first death recorded among staffers of the Khadki Cantonment Board (KCB) due to coronavirus disease (COVID-19), officials have become extra cautious and are now taking proactive steps to protect colleagues working during the pandemic while minimising their exposure risk.
Afemale staffer working with the sanitation department of KCB died after contracting the virus.
According to KCB officials, over 20 staffers have tested positive for the virus so far with one death recorded.
Now, the board is treating taking preventive steps as one of the most important tools to fight against COVID-19. It has started monitoring safety precautions taken by the staff and making it mandatory for them to use the safety gear like face masks, gum boots, along with regularly using hand sanitiser along with washing of hands.
The teams working in the field are being counselled and briefed twice a day for general preventive measures, such as regular and thorough hand washing with soap and water, practising good respiratory hygiene while sneezing and coughing and so on, officials said.
Pramod Kumar Singh, chief executive officer of KCB, said that employees aged above 55 years and staff with pre-existing health and co-morbid conditions are not being sent to work in places where they might get exposed to the virus and have been assigned work where there is minimal or no risk.
"Since the outbreak, we have been taking the required prevention measures, but now we have instructed the team to be more cautious and use prevention gear seriously while frequent hygiene practices have been made mandatory. The physical interaction of staff and visitors has been brought down to minimum. These measures will help reduce the spread of virus infection from potential COVID-19 patients, helpful for both staffers and civilians alike," Singh said.
"We have distributed multi-vitamin tablets to the staff and distributed adequate safety gear. Intercom is also installed at the gate for visitors to communicate with the official concerned without physical contact," he added.
The head of the sanitation and garden department of KCB, Bharat Naik, has started making surprise visits to check if the staff are maintaining social distancing norms and using safety gear. Senior officials have been physically visiting sites where staffers of the sanitation department are working twice a day. During these visits, the workers are counselled and officials enquire about their health status.
"Every staffer is an asset to us and we don't want anyone to get exposed or infected with the virus. The staff have been asked to watch out for common symptoms of infection, such as a fever, sore throat, difficulty in dry cough, fatigue and so on. They have been asked to immediately seek medical help at our hospitals and if required, take leave. We don't want them to be infected or become carriers of disease, either at home or office," Naik said.
"Apart from routine office cleaning, we ensure frequently touched workspaces are routinely cleaned and disinfected. The temperature and oxygen saturation of each staffer is regularly checked by us. The CEO of the board is closely monitoring the functioning of the team in such a situation and is taking daily feedback about the health of the employees from the various heads of departments," Naik added.


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My overall experience with ICC has been a huge benefit to my growth as student by gaining skills and knowledge that are difficult to find in a classroom setting. One such skill is Tableau, a data analysis and visualization tool. Before my internship, I had never worked with data visualization outside of creating basic plots in R. Now, after thorough analysis and building a project presentation in Tableau, I would consider myself highly skilled with the tool and with data viz. Alongside Tableau and R, I gained a bit of experience querying data with SQL. Outside of technical skills, I was able to learn a lot about health care due to our project with an Ohio health care business. To better understand our client and their business scope, we had to become aware of the issues within the healthcare system. Perhaps the most valuable takeaway from this internship is the experience I have gained working in a business setting. I got a glimpse of working with a business goal in mind, working with a team of skilled professionals, communicating with clients, and more. Ultimately, this experience helped me to understand more about my skills and the desires I have for a work atmosphere.


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In case you are missing summer like I am I thought I would blog about a time when things were warmer. This is also one of my favorite engagement shoots OF ALL TIME so I thought it would be sweet to share it. That golden light at Heritage Ranch with the sweetest couple! They were so free and fun and in love! I also can barely believe the horses joined our "picture taking party"! I hope you enjoy the photos as much as I did taking them!
Thanks again so much Katie and Justin for inviting me into your lives to tell a piece of your love story, it was truly such a pleasure!
Also a big thank you to "Style Inspired Weddings" for featuring this shoot a few months ago!


The only American fighter in history with more nicknames than Apollo Creed, Andrew Leone jetted off for Korea in hopes of Bantamweight glory in the Asia Grand Prix tournament, before preparing to make his One FC debut at flyweight in Manila.
Well… the tournament is tonight!
A heated rematch between "bitter rivals" (which gave name to the show) Leone and Kyung Ho Kang is expected in the final of the tournament. The American outpointed Kang in his penultimate fight, but it was subsequent to a previously instituted points penalty imposed on the Korean due to his failure to make the designated weight for the fight (135lbs).
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Describe your role as a Senior Experience Researcher.
As a Senior Experience Researcher, I lead and oversee research at the project level. This entails helping define appropriate methodologies and approaches for meeting clients' end goals and objectives. Additionally, I execute the research and analyze the research data. I partner with our design team to understand how research is going to help inform design from a strategic point of view. I also work with our business development team to help prospective clients determine what they might need from a research perspective and how we can help meet their goals. On the flip side, I work hand in hand with our clients to get all the details in place around the research and execution, as well as analyze our findings.
The mix of my academic background and my professional background led me to my Senior Experience Researcher role. From both vantage points, I have always been involved with research — particularly the research of people and their behaviors. I have a master's degree in the social sciences, which is a research-based degree, and I also have a background working at agencies and researching on behalf of clients. I have always been fascinated by people and how they communicate and interact with the world around them. It has taken multiple iterations to get here, but it has been a natural career path.
I love that I have the opportunity to interface with people from all walks of life. I learn so much from the people I work with and from my research with them. My main passion is understanding how people's internal selves come together with their external environment, and being in this job in this capacity allows me to be at the intersection of just that.
Let go of the things you can't control. I think this is a very hard lesson for people to learn. Ultimately, you're always going to come up against things that are out of your control; you can only do so much at a certain point. It's not a productive activity for anyone to be spinning their wheels around things that they don't have their hands in at the end of the day.
Additionally, I truly believe that your commitment and dedication are what stand out. No matter what you do in life, pour yourself into it, and follow it through to the end — that is what will carry you places.
What's the most meaningful impact you've made as a Senior Experience Researcher?
Since coming to Ogilvy, I have brought a new viewpoint and techniques for carrying out, organizing, and analyzing our research — from my experiences in past roles and what I have learned from a best practices standpoint. We are using these techniques to determine how we can grow as a company and research team and improve our processes.
At Ogilvy, we are challenged to try new things, take risks, and push the envelope. We are also encouraged to discover how our own unique ways of thinking fit within the Ogilvy way. Additionally, I love working with diverse people. The more people you can get in a room — bringing different viewpoints, backgrounds, and skill sets — will ultimately better the end result. More diverse mindsets lead to a more thoughtful product.