As we head south on our drive from Los Angeles to San Diego, we switch on the radio. Cold Play's A Sky Full of Stars comes on. It's a good song.
I don't get these lyrics. Does 'you're a sky full of stars' mean 'I think you're fat'?
Mind blown! Chris Martin, you're not a nice man!
Oh, and yes, we're in LA. Didn't we tell you?
Mrs Romance is a tad excited about this trip. We've decided to head east and chase the winter. Smart move or what? We'll be on the west coast of the USA for the next nine weeks, flying back to Christmas Day and hopefully stinking hot weather!
In the meantime, watch out America. The Romance is coming your way!
I've hung on to these old media luggage tags and used them in a vague hope that our bags won't get thrown as much as they usually do. Perhaps the 'chuckers' on the tarmac will see the word 'media' and think 'we don't want bad press about our chuckin skills' and place rather than hurl our things onto the plane.
Alternatively, they might think 'bunch of pricks. Enjoy that broken bottle of wine you're 'transporting' across international borders'. And then again they might not care either way.
Anyway, here we are at the departures lounge waiting for the next 14 hours of sitting. I'm kind of looking forward to being stationary for an extended period of time… though that novelty's sure to have worn off. We'll see.
Finally in our (awesome) hotel, we're realising that sitting down for 14 hours and crossing the International Date Line isn't that much fun. But that's ok. Our media tags seem to have done the trick – nothing missing, broken, searched, squashed or stolen. So that's a win right there!
Our hotel truly is cool. We're staying at the Mondrian in West Hollywood. It's incredibly styled with all kinds of interesting features. This mirror revolves and the plain mirror on the other side acts as the TV. So when you hit the power on the remote, the TV comes through the mirror. So cool.
Mrs Romance also loves the mirror for its true purpose: selfies!
The pool and Sky Bar of the Mondrian is so cool too. We're on the side of a hill, so the windows open up to overlook eastern LA. We decide the place to be is at the bar, not by the pool. I've already had too many burritos to feel comfortable doing a bomb here. Plus my shiny white body may cause permanent retinal burn to my fellow bathers. No, the bar suits me just fine!
To my delight, the recommendation from our waitress at the hotel to go to Pearl's Bar down on Sunset Blvd is an absolute corker! It's another rooftop bar overlooking this funky street, and the burger they've just introduced on Pearl's menu is bloody sensational! It's hard to express how good this burger is.
I've voted it as the second best burger I've ever eaten, astonishingly knocking the Royale with Cheese from the Royal Albert Hotel in Surry Hills down to 3rd. Something I never thought would ever happen.
Top spot, and my burger benchmark, still goes to the blue cheese burger I had in Sullivan's Steakhouse in Chicago last year.
This burger has an interesting and most unexpected bonus. It's a very juicy burger, and the joyous fat that's run all over my hands (apart from making my mitts stink of beef for a while), has made my skin incredibly soft. All that delicious collagen has rejuvenated my hands to a younger, former glory. Perhaps I should order another burger and give my face a good rub!
Today we travel south to San Diego. But before we hit the freeway, we make our way to the LA Observatory. From here is a pretty good view of the Hollywood sign. It's something I've always wanted to see. Not a bad start to the trip: not even a full 24 hours in the country and I've already taken a scoop from my bucket list.
We finally arrive in San Diego (traffic was bad thanks to an accident either side of the freeway) and head out for our friend Brendan's birthday. His lovely wife Mona has discovered a cool rooftop bar with a huge fire pit. It's on top of the Andaz Hotel (check out @rooftop600 on Instagram). Sadly our picture doesn't give the scale this awesome fire pit deserves.
This week's Friday Drinks is part two of our Halloween Cocktail series. This is our Black Promise. Its primary ingredient: the delicious Mr Black coffee liqueur we've featured before in our cocktail for Nikki from Styling you.
How do you know when you're in San Diego? Really tall palm trees and sunsets like this! Not bad, ay?
It's lunchtime! We've zipped up to La Jolla (pronounced la hoya) to a place our friends go to all the time. And no wonder. This place looks out over the popular surfing beach and it serves up some delicious food.
Mrs Romance's seared salmon salad looks pretty good, but I've only got eyes for my tuna melt – their signature sandwich. In a word: awesome!
After lunch, we drive round to La Jolla Cove, which has a resident population of seals and sea lions. It's great to see them up so close and feeling completely comfortable in our company, but wow – I'm glad we ate before coming here. These buggers stink!
After this, we've got to get a shift on – we're going on a Halloween pub crawl tonight and we've still got most of our costumes to organise!
Will we be ready in time…?
Of course we will! Our '80s rock themed outfits have come together at the last minute and I reckon we look pretty good, don't you?! Our friends Mona and Brendan are also retro'd up and looking cool, so now it's time to hit the town!
San Diego on Halloween is nothing short of a freak show! Everyone's dressed up, and the effort and imagination on display is incredible. This scary clown will give us both nightmares for weeks!
Looks like even Death needs to take time out to Tweet these days!
It's an awesome night! Mrs Romance has been so excited about being in San Diego for Halloween for so long and it's clear to see why. The feeling around town is electric and everyone looks so great. Best time to be here.
Today is Dia de los Muertos – Day of the Dead. It's a day that people recognise and celebrate lost loved ones' lives. It should be a sad day but it really is a celebration more than anything. We're in San Diego Old Town this afternoon. Like its name suggests, this part of the city has been preserved so that its Mexican and pioneer heritage is remembered.
The Dia de los Muertos celebrations are the most fervent and traditional here. Everyone is having their faces painted with the sugar skull designs and people can have their photos taken in front of this sugar skull sign. It's an interesting experience and not as macabre as we though it was going to be.
In the old El Campo cemetery, which goes back over 160 years, there's a band and people decorate the old wooden cross graves with messages, flowers and candles, while on the street, there's an area people can write messages to loved ones who have died.
And there are so many Mexican restaurants here! For dinner, we end up in Miguel's Cocina, mostly because the wait time here seems the least prohibitive (only an hour!), but also because the food here's supposed to be quite good.
Thankfully (my heart's word, not my stomach's) I haven't ordered this Fajitas Supremo, but if I were a little hungrier, I think my curiosity would get the better of me! Steak, chicken, bacon, cheese-stuffed prawns, chilli… it's got everything!
Do you have any tips for us while we're in San Diego? Anything specific we should be eating? What did you get up to this Halloween? What do you think of Chris Martin? Tell us in the comments!
Thanks Kat! Yes, it's so good here. Trying to get work done but it's all just so distracting! We'll get there though.
Oh….awesome update. What a cool COOL experience for you two.
And you now have me craving Mexican Food!!!!
I can't wait to see more of your trip.
Looks like you had fun for Halloween and love the costumes. My favorite idea from this post is using media stickers on my luggage. Pure genius guys! Just need to locate some. Day of the dead was fun living here in Phoenix and glad to see you spent the day in Old Town, what an experience.
Is that what you're calling yourself these days, Jim – The Romance?
Awesome first Instagram Diary post from the US. Can't wait to see more.
Yes, and from now on, I'll be referring to myself entirely in the third person, Sonia. He likes that… no, I can't do it. It just sounds way too creepy.
Yes, I agree. Chris did amazing things on Halloween, didn't she?! I'd take my hat off to her, but you might see the edges of my wig then!


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Joined in and joined up: legacy in action in Notts
With national agencies and government spinning every bloke on a bike into their Olympic legacy narrative, Simon Starr of Sport Nottinghamshire offers some hard evidence that London 2012 is still working.
Joined-in: a visit from the celeb-laden battle bus brought in new players
We currently find ourselves in an absolutely crucial time for sport in Great Britain. Having hosted the most successful Olympic Games in history and shortly to follow this with the most successful Paralympic Games ever – and don't even think about arguing against these claims! – we need to ensure that the promises made to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to inspire a generation and to create a legacy for sports participation do not founder at the first hurdle, always assuming that we put the right number of hurdles up.
With the firework debris from the Olympics closing ceremony still being swept away, it is with almost indecent haste that the questions are starting to be asked as to what impact the Games have had. Is there a legacy effect? Has a generation been inspired? Have people stopped growing Wiggo sideburns yet?
County sports partnerships (CSP) and national governing bodies of sport (NGB) are already being pressed to provide evidence of legacy even before it has had a chance to begin. Recent media attention has been intense. Here in Nottinghamshire, we have seen a significant increase in enquiries from the regional and local press, with six interviews on local radio, three showings on local TV and extensive coverage in local papers, including, at the very local level, our local Village News, the font of all knowledge on what is happening down our way. This month's edition is a commemorative copy, wrapped in a red, white and blue design to celebrate the bronze medal won by a young local hero in the men's gymnastic team event. If that and the open-top bus tour being planned does not inspire every child to take up the sport, what will? Not even the Queen's Jubilee got a colour cover in this fiercely patriotic corner of the land.
With so many new role models to call upon, from Mo to Laura, from Nicola to Tom, we really do have the tools to encourage young people in particular to be active, healthy and involved in sport. The media has a vital part to play in helping to promote these medallists and all of our Olympians and Paralympians as shining examples to the country. It is also important that they remain accessible to local clubs and communities. Seeing them on television is great but when they turn up at a school or an event, that is when the impact is palpable.
In Nottinghamshire we have just had the Join In local sport weekend, a concept designed to harness all the excitement from the Games and to get people down to their local sports clubs. There were over 400 clubs and activities signed up to the initiative in our county alone, out of a total of over 6,000 nationally. The 'Join In Battle Bus' toured the country, packed full of sporting legends such as Daley Thompson, David Moorcroft and Sharon Davies to raise the media profile. On Saturday the 18 August they visited the Hellfire Harlots at Southglade Leisure Centre in Nottingham and it worked. The media and public alike turned out in great numbers to welcome them and try an exciting sport. Some 50 potential new participants were identified.
The Harlots were not alone in generating interest in their sport with local intelligence reporting some fairly impressive statistics. Nottingham Rowing Club has reported over 200 enquiries about membership. Gedling Handball Club has reported an increase of 30 new people on club nights. Newark Junior Handball Club report 12 new enquiries. Oaktree Leisure Centre, Mansfield wants to set up a handball session. Nottingham City Council have reported a rise in usage year on year of 140%. And Radcliffe Sword Club have had 30 new enquires about learning to fence.
We hope that these clubs and facilities can cope with the demand and therefore sustain this wave of enthusiasm. To help them Sport Nottinghamshire has produced a 2012 Club Resource Pack containing a wealth of information on where to get help and support on all areas of sports club development. The pack, which is downloadable from the website www.sportnottinghamshire.co.uk/clubs/, was put together at the end of 2011 by the local authorities, NGBs and the CSP in anticipation of the rush of interest from the Games. Early in 2012 two workshops were held, north and south of the county, to alert local sports clubs to the need to be prepared and over 130 people attended. Let's hope that they listened.
In the time leading up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games we have made many new connections to local communities, clubs, coaches and enthusiasts. We will continue this work and have recently launched a new website is designed to enable partners and clubs to promote their activities, events, courses, job opportunities and news. It will also do all the usual CSP functions of providing advice and support on funding, volunteering, safeguarding and coaching. Our aspiration is for the website to be representative of the local community and not just a means for Sport Nottinghamshire to display information.
We are not claiming to have it cracked in Nottinghamshire, far from it, but we do believe that legacy is happening already and that our job, with our partners in NGBs and local authorities, is to provide an environment in which it may flourish and grow. We will never have a better chance of making it happen.
Simon Starr is the director of Sport Nottinghamshire and during the Paralympic Games can be seen behind "the table" at wheelchair rugby matches.
The Leisure Review, September 2012
"With so many new role models to call upon, from Mo to Laura, from Nicola to Tom, we really do have the tools to encourage young people in particular to be active, healthy and involved in sport."

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Black Marketing and Hoarding
The origin of black marketing and hoarding
The British regime
The Congress Government and black marketing and hoarding
Measures against black marketing and hoarding
Few social evils are so dreadful as black-marketing and hoarding. Generally war brings them in its train. In a war, the powers of the fighting nations are engaged in the production of arms and ammunition. In consequence, there follows a dearth of the necessaries of life and other important commodities. On account of a great demand and a poor supply, the situation becomes tight which is not seen in normal times. The deep-rooted instincts of greed that prices soar and acquisition in man come to the surface. The business community, by hook or by crook, tries to exploit the consumers and takes the undue advantage of the conditions. The result high and black marketing thrives.
The lesson of the two World Wars has been such that mankind can never forget it. Everywhere in the world, the English and the French had to suffer from shortage of goods. In India, this legacy of war has been most dreadful. Not that Indians are most selfish and dishonest but they were given full freedom by the foreign masters during the Second World War to exploit the needy masses for their economic gain. The result was that the master called black marketing with its beloved hoarding and they came to exist in the society. This master created great disaster and caused a great suffering. The Bengal famine of 1943 was a creation of black marketing and hoarding.
The Britishers left India but they left their monuments here which will perpetuate their memory. Black marketing is their greatest monument. Dishonesty, greed, selfishness and spirit of exploitation of too common man have become part and parcel of the Indian businessman. Mahatma Gandhi failed in his life to persuade the Indian Bania to be honest. In fact, the Indian Bania is like the man-eater who having once relished the human blood would taste nothing else.
The people of India, in general, and the people of Uttar Pradesh, in particular, the groaning under the weight of black marketing and hoarding. The Congress Government in spite of its best efforts failed in eradicating this evil. The Indian Bania, the shrewd creature advanced money to the ruling party lavishly and became hold to use unfair means. Actually, the money which he gave to the ruling Congress party was his investment. At present, the situation seem to be incorrigible. It is really surprising that during the Congress regime, not a single black marketer or hoarder was ever punished for the offence. The hungry and suffering people, when they agitated, against black marketing and hoarding, were arrested and severely dealt with.
Certain effective measures can put and end to this evil. Price control should go hand in hand with the control of total goods available for distribution. If prices are controlled without sufficient hold on good's stocks, the goods will go away from the open market. The freezing of stocks, however is no easy matter. Unless the Government machinery is very efficient and cautious, the dishonest businessmen would always have the upper hand. Secondly, severe punishments should be awarded to culprits. A little before independence, Pandit Nehru had assured that every black marketer would be hanged on the nearest tree. But the assurance proved to be a downright lie. Conclusion The responsibility of rooting out black marketing rests only on the Government or the blackmarketeers but also on the citizens, in general. If the average citizen refuses to buy in blackmarket and begins to boycott the black marketer, the latter will soon try to reform himself. The market should be flooded with the goods by speeding up production. This is the only real and permanent solution of the problem.
INDIA IN 2000 A. D.
THE PROBLEM OF RISING PRICES IN INDIA
MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE AND RISING PRICE
A FAIR OR THE FAIR OF HARIHAR KSHETTRA
SOME INDIAN SUPERSTITIONS
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Q: For loop stops passing variables after 332 iterations - can't figure out why I'm working on an admin tool that the internal customer wants to update multiple entries at the same time. Combining two excellent answers to a question I posted in June, I've created a development form for the project. The form works fine up to record 332 - shows what you've updated at the top of the form.  But change the id range to anything over 332 and it the form stops passing data and nothing shows at the top.
I need to sort this out for use on the production form but wanted to work out the kinks on a smaller version first. I  suspect it has something to do with a browser or system limit but am not sure on that point.
Code is below - would really appreciate some help with this. If I can't get it to work, I'll have to revert to updating records individually and the customer will hate that.  Also, I apologize if this is a dupe of anything - I've been looking but really haven't found anything quite relevant to this, except my previous question in June. Thanks in advance.
<?php
    $ids = range(1, 332); // [1, 2, 3];
    if(isset($_POST['updateFormData'])) {
        if ((strtolower($_POST['updateRecord']) == "update")) {
            foreach ($_POST['update'] as $key => $update) {
                $id = $_POST['id'][$key];
                $regOK = (
                    isset($_POST['regOK'][$key]) ?
                    $_POST['regOK'][$key] : false
                );
                $paidOK = (
                    isset($_POST['paidOK'][$key]) ?
                    $_POST['paidOK'][$key] : false
                );
                $ebdOK = (
                isset($_POST['ebdOK'][$key]) ?
                    $_POST['ebdOK'][$key] : false
                );
                $appOK = (
                isset($_POST['appOK'][$key]) ?
                    $_POST['appOK'][$key] : false
                );
                $notes = (
                isset($_POST['notes'][$key]) ?
                    $_POST['notes'][$key] : false
                );
                echo "RECORD ID: ".$id."
";
                echo " REG: ".$regOK."
";
                echo "PAID: ".$paidOK."
";
                echo " EBD: ".$ebdOK."
";
                echo " APP: ".$appOK."
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                echo "NOTES: ".$notes."

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            }
        }
    }
    echo "
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<form action="" method="post" name="theForm">

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            PAID
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            Update Record

        <?php foreach($ids as $id) { ?>

            <input type="checkbox" name="regOK[<?=$id?>]" id="regOK" value="">
            <input type="checkbox" name="paidOK[<?=$id?>]" id="paidOK" value="1" >
            <input type="checkbox" name="ebdOK[<?=$id?>]" id="ebdOK" value="1" >
            <input type="checkbox" name="appOK[<?=$id?>]" id="appOK" value="1" >
            <input type="text" name="notes[<<?=$id?>]" id="appNotes" class="col250" value="">

                <input type="checkbox" class="test" name="update[<?=$id?>]" id="update" value="<?=$id?>">
                <input type="hidden" name="updateRecord" id="updateRecord" value="update">
                <input type="text" name="id[<?=$id?>]" id="id" value="<?=$id?>"  />

        <?php }?>

<input type="submit" name="updateFormData" id="updateFormData" value="Update All Records">

</form>

I would expect the form to update any record and show it in the echos at the top of the form, no matter how many iterations it goes through instead of quitting after 332.

A: I figured it out - started searching on a post limit and found the php max_input_vars setting.  The php ini was defaulting to a 1000 vars. I upped the amount pretty high and am passing data up to 5000 records at the moment.
Don't know what performance impact I may be looking at, but it's an internal server used only by a handful of employees, so low impact, light load.

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Understanding the Minnesota Noxious Weed List
Uncategorized Ecology Lawn Care Outreach and Education
Minnesota's Noxious Weed Law is the policy of the legislature that residents of the state be protected from the injurious effects that noxious weeds have on public health, environment, public roads, crops, livestock, and other property. A noxious weed is a regulated plant species that has been designated as one of the four categories; Prohibited Eradicate, Prohibited Control, Restricted, and Specially Regulated.
The Prohibited Eradicate category include species that are highly damaging with limited distribution. These species are listed with the goal of eradication. Some examples found in Minnesota include Black Swallow-wort, Oriental Bittersweet, and the Tree of Heaven.
The Prohibited Control category include species that are highly damaging and widely distributed. The goal for species in this category is to prevent spreading. Examples in Minnesota include Wild Parsnip, Common Tansy, and Japanese Knotweed.
The Restricted Category include species that are highly damaging with an extensive distribution that limits the ability to control populations. The goal for these species is to prevent new plantings. Examples in Minnesota include Common Buckthorn, Non-Native Honeysuckle, and Garlic Mustard.
Specially Regulated plants may be native, non-native, or demonstrated value. The goal for this category of plants is to craft regulations that prevent issues. Examples in Minnesota include Poison Ivy, Amur Maple, and Winged Burning Bush.
Species on this list and new potential treats are reviewed by the Noxious Weed Advisory Committee. This committee is comprised of members that represent conservation, business, tribes, and government interests. A thorough risk assessment is completed for a species before a listing recommendation is made by the committee. You can report a potential population of a species on the Minnesota Noxious Weed List by taking a picture of both the leaves and flowers, taking note of the location, and sending it to the Arrest the Pest email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by filing out the online reporting form on the website https://mdaonbase.mda.state.mn.us/AppNetUF/UnityForm.aspx?key=UFKey.
Below is a list of species to keep a look out for. Some of these species are already listed as Prohibited Eradicate in Minnesota and have very limited distribution. Looking for these species can prevent new populations from invading the state. Other species on the list have not yet been found in Minnesota, but have caused substantial damage in other parts of the country. Early detection and eradication is crucial in protecting Minnesota against invasive species.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z Have a Challenge for Their Fans in 2019: Veganism
ByEdwin Ortiz
Edwin Ortiz is the News Director for Complex. Follow @iTunesEra
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If you're still on the fence on what New Year's resolution to go with, Beyoncé and JAY-Z may have made your decision a little easier.
In the introduction for Marco Borges' (Beyoncé's trainer) new book, The Greenprint: Plant-Based Diet, Best Body, Better World, the couple challenge their fans to try veganism.
"Having children has changed our lives more than anything else," they wrote, according to People. "We used to think of health as a diet—some worked for us, some didn't. Once we looked at health as the truth, instead of a diet, it became a mission for us to share that truth and lifestyle with as many people as possible."
That led to them making a change for their family, and a "want to challenge you, as we challenge ourselves," as well.
"We all have a responsibility to stand up for our health and the health of the planet. Let's take this stand together. Let's spread the truth. Let's make this mission a movement. Let's become 'the Greenprint,'" they added.
JAY and Bey have been major supporters of the plant-based lifestyle, with Beyoncé turning to it to get ready for her Coachella 2018 performance. "44 days until Coachella," she wrote. "Vegan Time!!" We're guessing it also helped when she and Hov traveled across the world for the On the Run II Tour a few months later.
The couple and Borges also co-launched 22 Days Nutrition back in 2015.
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Vijayaraghavan is an Indian film actor of Malayalam. He is the son of popular drama and cinema artist N.N. Pillai.
Vijayaraghavan started his film career in the early eighties, but was not noted until his performance in the 1989 super hit Ramji Rao Speaking in which he played the title role villain Ramji Rao. Then he had portrayed many roles mostly tough characters. In the mid-1990s he played hero in a number of Malayalam low-budget movies.
The biggest hit of his career was Deshadanam directed by Jayaraj. He appeared in a few movies as second hero with Suresh Gopi in the lead role including the mega hit commissioner. He alo played notable roles in Independence, Sipayi Lahala etc.
In 2000's he turned to character and villain roles and appeared in a lot of hit movies like CID Moosa, Lion, Chotta Mumbai, Mayavi, Bharathchandran I.P.S and Ravanaprabhu.