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Incubation - Day 10.
What's going on in the egg today?
If we could open the egg today and take a look inside (which we can't, of course!) we'd see the chick at this stage of incubation looks a bit like a tiny alien. The eyes and the beak would be immediately obvious - they both look much too big for the body.
Have you ever wondered when chicks start to develop proper wings? One of the most surprising things about today is that the flight feathers on the wings start to develop.
As a result of these feather tracts already being developed when the chick hatches, chicks will show wing feather growth amazingly early after hatching.
One of my 4 day old Wyandotte chicks - with flight feathers.
What's happening to the chick at this point of incubation?
Much of the facial development from yesterday continues into today. The eyelids in particular enlarge and the lower one grows upwards; the nose opening is growing and narrowing and the beak continues to harden.
The incubated egg at day 10.
Elsewhere on the body the ridge where the comb will be is forming and the toes, which are now separate, begin to grow claws at the end.
The chorioallantoic membrane, which was 80% closed yesterday, is complete today and now surrounds the yolk, allowing oxygen to be brought to the embryo and carbon dioxide and urine to be taken away.
What can we see if we candle the egg now?
Again today you may be able to see, especially in light-coloured eggs, the chick moving about. Its heartbeat is around
It's becoming more and more difficult to see exactly what's going on in darker coloured eggs because the embryo is growing very quickly and beginning to fill the space where once we could identify blood vessels.
In some eggs it's not as clear. Even with the colour and saturation levels altered on the photograph it's still not possible to see much, although the blood vessels and the embryo are clearer.
What should we be doing today?
Today is another candling stage, in particular for any eggs you candled at day 7 which seemed to be showing no signs of development.
By today signs of development, if they're going to show, should be quite clear, even if you can't see much detail.
Certainly candle those eggs you marked as questionable and, if you want to check others for continuing growth, that's fine. Make sure you mark the air cell again so that it's clear it's growing. The air cell markings will also become important as we get close to hatching.
If you've never candled before and want to know how, take a look at this page before you go any further. It will open in a separate window so you can return here to know what you're looking for when you do candle.
Can anything go wrong at this stage?
As the eggs get further into incubation they become more porous, allowing the blood system to take in oxygen.
For that reason it's really very important that, if you candle, you make sure everything - including your hands - is spotlessly clean.
If you neglect cleanliness and bacteria enter the eggs, it will be disastrous for your hatch levels. In a warm, moist environment like an incubator bacteria multiply very quickly and eggs will become bad, potentially exploding and releasing bacteria into all the other eggs in the incubator.
I've just candled my eggs again and there are some which look as though they're not developing. Should I discard them now?
This is a personal decision. I tend to discard white eggs, into which I can clearly see, at this point if there's no signs of growth but I don't take out eggs which are more difficult to candle before day 14 - and really dark, hard to candle eggs like the chocolate brown Marans I often leave in until the end, just to be sure.
If the egg is showing no signs of development by now, the chances are it's not going to develop - although you just never know!
Unless it's smelling bad or it's cracked and / or oozing liquid, there's no harm in leaving it in the incubator for a couple more days.
On the right is an egg which I candled at day 7 and saw no development whatever - you can see the 'X' mark at the top which is my shorthand for 'no signs of anything'.
But I candled again at day 12 (this pic) and there was clearly an embryo in there. See the dark spot which is the chick's eye, and the developing blood supply?
So as I say - it's up to you.
Personally, if I have an egg which I'm unsure about at day 10 I would mark it in some way and candle again at day 14. If there is still no sign then - discard.
Chick of the day!
On each day of this incubation series I feature a photo of one of my own chicks.
It helps us keep our minds focused on what we're working towards - a healthy, happy chicken.
These are two of my favourite chickens. The larger one is a three day old Light Sussex, and the one trying to burrow underneath is the same age Lemon Millefleur Sablepoot. As you can see, they're the best of friends!
Are you incubating eggs at the moment?
Or perhaps yours have already hatched? Come on - share the excitement!
Tell me all - I'd love to hear from you!
Other pages you may find helpful.
Just click on any of the pictures below to go to that page. The day 7 page is there in case you missed out candling eggs earlier in the process.
Would you like a reminder e-mail at each day of the incubation process?
Have you joined my incubating and hatching group yet?
If you're having a go at hatching your own eggs and it's new to you, you might want to consider joining my free 28-day series called "Hatching Happy Chickens".
You'll have e-mails personally delivered every day describing that day's developments in the incubation process, and pointing out as this page does exactly what you need to be doing.
It's free, and it's fun! Don't miss out - click on the pic to have a look at more information about exactly what you'll get.
Looking forward, looking back!
The easiest way to follow my hatching series is to sign up for the e-mails. However, if you'd rather not do that, these are links you need to work logically through the series.
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If you wish to use these or any other images on this site for educational purposes you are required to contact me by using the form to be found on this page. For my full copyright policy see this page.


As I've learned before, if you want other users to see your question, post it in the Ask a Question section of the forums. More than nine times out of ten someone has a solution for you.
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On June 7, an article appeared in the Chatham Journal. The author, Thom Goolsby , is a North Carolina state senator.
He continued to describe this gathering as � ( the) circus came to the State Capitol this week, complete with clowns, a carnival barker and a sideshow.� He even degraded a member of the clergy.
I find this behavior, of any elected official, reprehensible.
As an attorney and a North Carolina state senator, Mr. Goolsby should know better.
When he was elected and sworn into office, he promised to uphold the constitution and to serve his constituency.
Well, Mr. Goolsby, everyone in your district are your constituents. They deserve your best and unbiased representation. Perhaps you should read the U.S. Constitution. It is the right of these people, and others, to gather and �protest� the actions or inactions of their elected officials. Further, it is the ordinary citizens� right to hold accountable those that they have placed in positions of power and authority.
By belittling those who came to the capitol to make their voices heard, you have chipped away at the very core of our rights, as a nation, to do these things.
If you think your words hurt, or in some way disillusion the circus performers, you are so wrong. They only serve to embolden them.


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Q: MVC Passing Data as Hidden (Not in URL, not as Hidden HTML) I'm using MVC 3 C#.NET.
Is there any way to pass values between pages (two different page with different controllers) without exposing the value in the URL or as hidden values? Is the last resort using a Session variable? Or would you recommend encoding the hidden field (ala ViewState style) and parse that to the controller?
I'm passing several values that I want hidden from the user as they might try to play with the values.
Any suggestions?

A: Simply use a POST and hidden fields in your form. POST fields do not show up in your URL only GET's. Always try to minimize the use of session variables, those should be used to store user login information, user settings, preferences, etc.

A: Simply persist this data in some backing storage on your server (could be a database or whatever backing storage you are using). I am not fan of a Session myself so I don't recommend it using it at all. If the user is not supposed to see or modify this data, then this data should not even be passed to the view. It should stay where it belongs => on the server.

A: I still used hidden fields, but encoded it to Base64, ala ViewState style. It obscures the real values for most users.

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Guests are free to wander the estate and there is a direct access to a beautiful coastal walk. Mallorca has numerous other walking opportunities, many of which are close by on this mountainous coast. There is also direct access to a pebble beach from the estate.
The traditional Mallorcan villages of Banyalbufar and Esporles are a few kilometres away providing a variety of restaurants, tapas bars and other local amenities.Palma and the airport are 40 minutes drive away. Car hire is recommended.
The villa is located down a track above the coast. Built in traditional Mallorcan style, with exposed beam ceilings and terracotta tiled floors, it has been sympathetically built into the landscape and has panoramic sea and mountain views. It is luxuriously appointed throughout and has independent air conditioning in all the living areas.
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Dressbarn.com is an internet retailer of women's clothes. The company's name is connected to the former women's clothing chain Ascena, which operated from 1962 to 2019. Retail Ecommerce Ventures, a Miami-based company, now owns the company. The company was founded in 1962 and has over 18,000 employees. Multiple brick-and-mortar shops are also owned by the company. The company was founded by two brothers and has grown at a rapid rate.
The rise of the company to prominence began in mid-1960s when Elliot Jaffe, a merchandising manager at Connecticut's department store, was involved. Jaffe approached his wife, Roslyn, with a plan to open a women's discount apparel store. Together, they began planning a test store. Elliot kept his Macy's job to support the family, but worked late to open the first Dress Barn.
Although Dressbarn had long been a brick-and-mortar retailer, it had never focused on ecommerce. Its retail network was a major part of its success, and ecommerce represented less than 20% of the brand's overall revenue. Dressbarn's new strategy still allows it to grow at a rate exceeding 100% per quarter. Its retail network has also expanded to online sales, as it has grown its ecommerce site by 45% since April.
Although the company's first store opened 45 years ago, it has been managed by the same family ever since. Although the company has had to change its name and focus many times, it has maintained its target customer base. Vivian Behrens is the current chief marketing officer and senior vice president of the company. It is not clear what the future holds for dressbarn, but its success was largely determined by how well it had managed its transition.
Founded by Roslyn and Elliot Jaffe in 1962, Dressbarn has experienced several changes over the years. The company was incorporated into the Ascena Retail Group in 2011. In 2015, Tai Lopez purchased the Dressbarn brand and formed Retail Ecommerce Ventures, which plans to relaunch the brand's website in January 2020. Although Dressbarn is closing most of its stores, the brand will continue to thrive online under a new ownership.
Dressbarn's target audience is composed of moderate-income women between 35 and 54 years old. These women have families and are employed in "pink collar jobs." They want to feel stylish and keep up with the latest trends. To help them achieve this, the company has unique marketing strategies. For example, its employees post live shows on social media and hire fashion bloggers. These live shows provide customers with an in-person experience. Fashion bloggers and live show videos are designed to connect employees with customers.
After nearly 60 years of operating, Dressbarn is now winding down its retail operations. It will eventually close approximately 650 locations. The exact closing dates have not been revealed by the company. All Dressbarn employees will be working with the parent company during this transition. The company will continue to honor merchandise credit cards as well as gift cards. The stores will close on December 26th. Customers can shop at Dressbarn's online store as usual.
In the 1970s, The Dress Barn, Inc. operated nearly 20 stores and was large enough to purchase products from famous designers. Most Dress Barns sold women's apparel at prices that were 20 to 50 percent below those of department store competitors. The company continued to grow and acquire other chains to increase their size. Today, they are one of the largest specialty women's clothing retailers in the U.S. They also own their own private label clothing.
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Q: Data fetching from a View in Postgresql Using Comma Separated Input Created a view , my input will be in a comma separated , input contains only the column names of the view .
My input is '"Name","Description"' like this .
I tried like this
Select unnest(string_to_array('"Name","Description"',','))
 From  my_test_view

Unfortunately i got result like this
"Name"
"Description"
"Name"
"Description"

this only selecting my column names . I need json output with column values . my input is dynamic

A: Effectively, what you are trying to do is to dynamically use identifiers on a view for selecting data. You need to write a PL/pgSQL function to do that.
If you trust the input data (i.e. you are certain that the input only contains comma-separated column names) then the solution is very straightforward:
CREATE FUNCTION my_test_view_dynamic(columns text) RETURNS SET OF my_test_view AS $$
BEGIN
    RETURN QUERY EXECUTE format('SELECT %s FROM my_test_view', columns);
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql STABLE STRICT;

If you are not so sure about the sanity of the input data, check it first:
CREATE FUNCTION my_test_view_dynamic(columns text) RETURNS SET OF my_test_view AS $$
DECLARE
    c text;
    safe_names text[] := '{}'::text[];
BEGIN
    FOREACH c IN ARRAY regexp_split_to_array(columns, ',') LOOP
        safe_names := safe_names || quote_identifier(c);
    END LOOP;
    RETURN QUERY EXECUTE format('SELECT %s FROM my_test_view', concat_ws(safe_names, ','));
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql STABLE STRICT;

Then call like:
SELECT * FROM my_text_view_dynamic('"Name","Description"');


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Q: Swift 3.0: Paramater to check for action completion I recently started learning app development and almost every tutorial I can find is not in swift 3, so sometimes I run into confusion when it comes to the syntax for certain things that have been changed.
//Take the user to the game screen from the intro scene
        let introLabel = childNode(withName: "introLabel")

            if introLabel != nil{
                let fadeOut = SKAction.fadeOut(withDuration: 1)

                introLabel?.run(action: fadeOut, completion: () -> Void)
        }

I have searched all around the internet and can't seem to find the missing thing I am supposed to put here (By completion: )

A: completion: () -> Void

It say that it will call a function have no parameter () and return type is Void
The function is like this
func handleCompletion() -> Void {
    //Do something when complete
}

In your code, you can use like this.
introLabel?.run(action: fadeOut, completion: handleCompletion)

handleCompletion is my function above
Your can google for this by use closure swift or first class function swift keyword


Hi! Can someone help me out here .. is there eny workarounds for it.
I´m talking about the white dots on the "Havre Gryn" box. The dots are complitely random for each frame. The 32Bit version don´t have thous dots, but is much slower.
Do you use more than one thread? maybe it's a multithreading bug?
Tryed different amount of threads but didn´t help .. then did some tweaking of lights and dots dissapeared ..
It`s actually a series of commercials for Swedish company FRIGGS.
Did also some test on the same machine with LW64 and LW32 .. the results are silmply amazing. LW64 is truly faster on large scenes.
I don't have 4 Gb of RAM so I didn't think it was any idea to try LW64, maybe I should try it anyway.
I think I have seen one of those commercials on TV.
I Have 2Gig RAM ad it seems enough right now, but still have two free slots left so someday maybe ill have 4Gig.
So LW64 renders faster even if you don't have more then 2Gb's of RAM, Good news.


Lots of young people find it hard as they try to figure out who they are. Finding your interests and learning about your personality can be a challenging journey. Seeing people around you who seem confident and settled with who they are can be a painful experience. Finding ways to appreciate what's special about you can be important as a way to have confidence and self-esteem.
Talking to people you trust about your qualities or personality traits could be a good place to start. It could help you to feel like you are getting to know who you really are. This could help you begin building confidence in yourself. You can find some ideas about ways to build self-confidence here.
It might take some effort to find new interests or hobbies but trying new things can help you to work out what you might enjoy. It can take time to find something that suits you or that you want to make a commitment to, but it could be worth it to find something you feel passionately about. Trying new things in your spare time can also be a good way of meeting new and different people. Perhaps you could talk to some friends to see whether you want to try any of their hobbies and interests. There are lots of different ideas on ChildLine's hobbies and interests message board.
If you would like to talk more about getting to know yourself, building self-confidence or finding new interests, the ChildLine counsellors are always there for you to talk to.


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Thousands rally in Berlin for Paris terror victims
By Rick Noack, CNN
Updated 2121 GMT (0521 HKT) January 13, 2015
Photos: Reactions to Paris terror attack
German President Joachim Gauck gives a speech in front of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate as political and religious leaders attend a Muslim rally to condemn the Paris terror attacks, promote tolerance and send a rebuke to a growing anti-Islamic movement on Tuesday, January 13.
A woman in Tel Aviv, Israel, holds a pencil Sunday, January 11, showing solidarity for the 12 people who were killed in a shooting last week at the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Her cell phone shows four people who were killed in a Paris standoff several days after the Charlie Hebdo attack.
The Empire State Building in New York is lit in the colors of the French flag on January 11, paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack.
A man holds up a pen, signifying freedom of expression, during a gathering Friday, January 9, at JFK Plaza in Philadelphia.
Lights on the Arc de Triomphe say "Paris est Charlie" (Paris is Charlie) on January 9.
Journalists and other people in Hong Kong hold up pens and hold signs that say "Je suis Charlie" (I am Charlie) during a vigil on January 9.
Workers install a giant banner on the Cannes Festival Palace in Cannes, France, on January 9.
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From Trash to Tiles the Trashpresso
Upcycles Waste into Architectural Décor
A futuristic solution to plastic pollution arrives in Milan this April as part of the city's design week 2018. Trashpresso is the world's first giant portable and solar-powered recycling plant that turns trash into tiles.
Created by Miniwiz the Trashpresso compacts recycling into five simple steps: shredding materials before washing, air drying, dehumidifying, and baking it into hexagonal molds. The result is durable, long-lasting and weather resistant architectural tiles made from PET plastic. In its previous installations, the 40-foot recycling plant was accompanied by large black spheres made of recycled plastic lending a black canvas for the tiles to be applied.
Since it was unveiled in Shanghai in 2017, the Trashpresso has impressed audiences in Beijing, london and china's tibetan plateau, with its ability to upcycle up to 50 kg of waste per hour. It also leaves a zero water footprint, as every liter it uses is looped back through three steps of filtration: quartz sand filter, ultrafiltration, and reverse osmosis. As well as Italy, its next stops include North America in the second trimester of 2018. The Trashpresso was showcased at the Milan design week 2018 from April 15th to the 22nd.
Source: www.designboom.com/technology/trashpresso-trash-to-tiles-milan-design-week-recycling-03-29-2018
Biodegradable Natural Plastic Nuatan
Can Safely be Eaten by Fish
recipe to create the new material, which can be injection moulded, 3D printed and blow-formed like traditional plastics.
The designers claim the material can withstand temperatures of over 100 degrees Celsius without losing integrity and has a lifespan of up to 15 years. "For the first time, a fully bio-based, biodegradable material can be considered as a competitor in terms of properties and process ability," they state.
It could be used to replace all single-use plastic products such as water bottles, carrier bags and drinking straws - all items that have attracted negative attention recently due to their impact on the environment.
A type of compostable bioplastic made of corn starch, sugar and used cooking oil, created by Crafting Plastics Studio, could replace "all the packaging we know", according to its designers.
Nuatan, which was presented at an exhibition during London Design Festival , is more durable than previous bioplastics and degrades harmlessly when composted or ingested.
Designer Vlasta Kubušová of Crafting Plastics Studio said that once the material has been granted a foodsafety certificate, it could be used for food and drink packaging, meaning its uses could be almost limitless. "Once we have the certificate, it can replace all the packaging we know," she said.
Nuatan is the result of six years of research conducted with material scientists at the Slovak University of Technology. It is a blend of two different biopolymers.
Polyactic Acid (PLA) is a natural plastic derived from corn starch while Polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) is made from corn starch that has been metabolised by microorganisms.
Fully biodegradable bioplastic
The two ingredients are blended according to a patented
Fish can eat it
Unlike plastics made from carbon-based raw materials, Nuatan is biocompatible, meaning it is harmless to living creatures. "It degrades inside the human body or animals," Kubušová said. "If fish eat it, it just degrades in their bodies." The material is also biodegradable since it can be broken down in industrial composters.
However, the cost of producing the material needs to fall before Nuatan can be widely used. The designers are seeking partners to help develop new products to increase demand, which they hope will lead to a reduction in the price.
We are hoping to find collaborators who want to include it in the right products, and not combine it with other materials, so it's a mono-material," said Kubušová. "If we can find the right collaborators, it can change things a lot."
Bioplastic eyewear
The designers started out demonstrating Nuatan with luxury products, which are less affected by raw material costs. Two years ago the studio developed eyewear featuring frames coloured using natural pigments such as coffee waste, turmeric and indigo. Now they are looking to develop a wider range of industrial products and claim Nuatan can be used for everything except the most demanding uses, such as exterior parts of cars.
Suitable for 3D printing and blow forming
"We started with eyewear and now we're using it for 3D printing, injection moulding and other plastic manufacturing technologies," the designer said.
The material and its uses were demonstrated at an exhibition in London as part of the London Design Festival. Called Feel Free to Consume, the show was part of the
Brompton Design District. It comes at a time of rising interest among designers in exploring solutions to the problems of plastic pollution. Examples include multiple projects that make use of ocean plastic and other experiments with recycling plastics.
"There is more than one solution [to the problem of plastic waste], but this is one of the solutions we know can work within circular design," said Kubušová.
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De Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 is een superzoom bridge digitale camera met een 18x zoomobjectief. Hij kan aangesloten worden op een USB-poort. De camera weegt 485 gram. The DMC-FZ18 kwam in de VS in de handel in juli 2007.

Eigenschappen:
 8.1 megapixel resolutie
 Snelle f/2.8 Leica zoomobjectief met super 18x zoom en in de iA opname stand zelfs 28,7 zoom
 Mega O.I.S. (optische beeldstabilisator) in het objectief voor compensatie bij handbewegingen
 Intelligente ISO Controle
 4x Digital Zoom
 Verschillende instellingsmogelijkheden, waaronder handmatige instellingen
 Naast JPG ook RAW bestandsformaat
 VGA film modus in zowel normale als groothoekobjectief
 Compact model
De camera is uitgerust met een Venus Engine, Zie voor details: Venus Engine III.

De camera heeft een 2,5" kleuren-lcd-scherm en een elektronische kleuren zoeker. De camera is verkrijgbaar in zwart (toevoeging K) of zilverkleurig (toevoeging S).

Er zijn ook twee voorzetlenzen te verkrijgen voor het maken van closeups, die met behulp van een adapter (DMW-LA3) op het objectief geschroefd kunnen worden, het teleconversieobjectief (DMW-LT55) en het closeupobjectief (DMW-LC55).

Externe links
 Panasonic, Nederlandstalige handleiding
 Product info Panasonic eigen site.

Digitale camera

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Q: Safe to store API Credentials (access tokens, refresh tokens, api keys) on Local Machine in JSON file? I have some credentials (access tokens, refresh tokens and the like) that I obtain from facebook. I do not want to make my app public for now and am thinking of just storing these credentials on my local machine, in a JSON somewhere that I'll add to a .gitignore
Is there anything problematic about this that I should be worried about?


Save the planet & enjoy doing it.
Tracking your solar production is super simple with the Home Energy app. Monitor production down to the hour, day, week, month, or year. See how much carbon you've offset. And contact our support team – all from the magical glass rectangle in your hand.


This functional yet fashionable Zero RH+(Positive) white, slim fitting hooded ski jacket with brown dyed blue fox fur trim offers the latest in luxury ski wear, it will be the icing on your winter wonderland. The beautiful fox fur trim detaches for cleaning, and the WD Gold 4WS material makes this perfect for protection on the slopes, and will create a buzz apres ski. This partially taped garment with removable hood, fur neck, inner cuffs with thumbie pull-downs, adjustable cuffs, a central zipper with customized puller, invisible pocket zipper, ski-pass pocket and detachable inner bib has a thermore classic 120 g thermoactive lining sure to keep you warm and fashionable on and off the mountain!
Products contain only real fur either ranch raised, or from a country who governs the standards of sustainable fur products, and are labeled to show country of origin. Fur is a natural product; color and length can vary amongst garments. Prices online do not reflect prices in store, and may vary due to market fluctuation.
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Pariwana is one of the most popular backpackers hostels in Cusco. Bunch of Backpackers decided to check out to see whether it lives up its expectations. Continue to read our Pariwana hostel review.
The Pariwana hostel in Cusco is characterized by its beautiful artistic murals and its chilled out modern Peruvian vibe. The Cusco hostel is located in a 16th century colonial house with courtyard in the heart of Cusco's Historical district.
The overall atmosphere in Pariwana is chilled out. They have a beautiful courtyard with bean bags, table tennis and a soccer table. Also, there is a kitchen, movie room, a computer room and of course a bar area. The bar area has nice big tables making it easier to mix with other travellers. Fun activities (such as salsa, pub quiz, karaoke etc.) are organised at a daily basis. However, even though most nights are busy, the party at Pariwana closes down pretty early. In comparison to Loki Cusco, Pariwana seems a bit less party-minded. Due to Pariwana's size it is less easy to meet other travellers (as like other big hostels).
Pariwana's location is perfect. It's within walking distance of the major sights and also easily reached by public transportation. We found that friendliness of the staff (reception, bar) varied, but the cleaning ladies always had beautiful smiles on their faces. Overall, our experience with the staff was satisfactory.
– thick blankets and the most comfortable bed ever!
The only things we missed were reading lights and sometimes it was a bit cold in the room.
Pariwana hostel in Cusco by Bunch of Backpackers.
Three words: Pariwana is clean. Nothing to add. Nothing to improve. Same goes for security: At night the front gates are closed and you have to buzz to get in. Like almost all big Peruvian hostels you have to show you Pariwana wrist band to get past security. Big lockers are available in the rooms for you valuable stuff (bring your own padlocks). We considered Pariwana to be very safe.
The price of the rooms is reasonable compared to other accommodations in Cusco. However, we found the restaurant to be quite pricey.
A beautiful, lively, safe, well-arranged hostel which we would definitely recommend to all you Cusco travellers!!
Pariwana hostel review Cusco by Bunch of Backpackers.
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Such an awesome place to stay! Seriously. I love places with nice and friendly atmosphere. It's actually not where you stay, but with who :), right?
You're absolutely right Agness! The hostel experience much depends on the other travelers you meet there :)!


Great MSR o' the pipe band-race!
One wee slip and sure they're dead.
The ensemble judge's sheet is white!
Tae the beer tent, to get dry.
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At least he's thinking and trying to bring something new to the repertoire.
Trying to progress by doing the same old thing, over and over.
Yes, stupid idea, entirely my fault.


Not long ago a writing mentor of mine cautioned her social media followers about writing with "vengeance." Many memoirists tell stories of abuse, conflict, or other painful situations. Part of the craft of successful memoir writing is being able to tell the story, even a difficult one, without getting lost in venting for revenge.
I began writing my memoir around the spring and summer of 2015. As I've re-edited and reflected I've seen more opportunities to become objective about some fo the relationships I describe in my book. A memoir isn't a place to complain about other people or paint oneself as the blameless victim (I use my journal for that, ha ha). Having some time from the events that occurred has changed my perspective not on what happened but how I choose to portray it. I am also forced to admit the flaws in my own personality and choices.


Cat Surprise Instant Download is a fun watercolor design meant to be folded and used as paper play! Use the practice copy to learn how best to fold. Then, when you are ready fold the final design and let the animation fun begin!


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SOLHEIM CUP TO MOVE TO EVEN YEARS STARTING IN 2024
Posted on 16/11/2020 | by tom01
The LPGA and LET today announced that the Solheim Cup, the world's leading match-play competition for female professional golfers, will move to even years starting in 2024. The 2021 and 2023 competitions will be held in their previously announced dates and locations in Ohio and Spain, respectively, with back-to-back playings in 2023 and 2024.
The Solheim Cup Committee approved the change to even years following the announcement that the Ryder Cup will move to an odd-year schedule, after the 2020 competition was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The specific dates and location for the 2024 Solheim Cup, which will be held in the United States, will be announced in the future.
"With the world sporting schedule changing so much due to current difficulties, we felt it was in the best interest of the Solheim Cup to return to an off-year rotation with the Ryder Cup," said Dennis Baggett, Executive Director of the Solheim Cup. "When the competition returns to the United States in 2024, I have no doubt fans will have an incredible opportunity to celebrate the best women golfers from the United States and Europe as they represent their home countries."
The 2021 Solheim Cup will take place Sept. 4-6 at Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio. USA Captain Pat Hurst, along with Assistant Captains Angela Stanford and Michelle Wie West (a third assistant captain will be named in 2021), will lead the best players from the United States as they look to reclaim the Solheim Cup on home soil. Europe will once again be helmed by Captain Catriona Matthew, with Vice Captains Laura Davies, Kathryn Imrie and Suzann Pettersen by her side. Pettersen ended her playing career in style at the 2019 Solheim Cup at Gleneagles in Scotland, scoring the winning point in the final putt of the final match and announcing her retirement at Team Europe's celebratory post-win press conference.
The 2023 Solheim Cup will be held Sept. 22-24 at Finca Cortesin in Andalucia, Spain. One week later, the Ryder Cup will be held in Italy, giving European sports fans a rare two-week spectacle of competition and patriotic fervor.
With a full week of action set to take place at the 2021 Solheim Cup, fans can purchase various ticket and hospitality packages to enjoy every activity in Toledo at Inverness Club. New in 2021 is the Solheim Pavilion, which will give ticketholders a 300-degree view of the surrounding holes, upgraded food and beverage options and much more. Information on ticket options and prices is available at SolheimCupUSA.com.
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Episode 443: Metadata of the Dead
Image: ©2011 Braydon Fuller
Guest: Robin Fay aka GeorgiaWebGurl
First broadcast October 25 2019.
Playlist at https://www.wrek.org/2019/10/playlist-for-lost-in-the-stacks-from-friday-october-25th-metadata-of-the-dead-episode-443/
"I'm delighted to point out that sometimes that's known as a graveyard...
Episode 442: Archivists Against History Repeating Itself
Guests: Itza Carbajal and Michaela Hart.
Playlist at https://www.wrek.org/2019/10/playlist-for-lost-in-the-stacks-from-friday-october-18th-archivists-against-history-repeating-itself-episode-442/
"We come together because of, not despite of, our professional obligations."
Episode 441: The CASE Act
Guest: Philip Burrus of the Burrus Intellectual Property Law Group in Atlanta, GA
First broadcast October 11, 2019.
Playlist at https://www.wrek.org/2019/10/playlist-for-lost-in-the-stacks-from-friday-october-11th-the-case-act-episode-440/
"I do worry sometimes about how governments implement noble causes."
ENCORE Episode 185: Material Data in a Material World
Part 2 of FEATS OF ENGINEERING
Guest: Tony Fast of MINED Research Group.
First broadcast February 14 2014.
Playlist at http://bit.ly/1eWTh3q


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Adenovirus-mediated augmentation of cell transfection with unmodified plasmid vectors
Kunihiko Yoshimura, Melissa A. Rosenfeld, Prem Seth, Ronald Crystal
The present study demonstrates that the human adenovirus (Ad) can augment transfer and expression of a gene within plasmid DNA unmodified by nonspecific linkers or by linker-ligand complexes. Following the transfection of COS-7 cells with pRSVL, a luciferase expression plasmid vector directed by the Rous sarcoma virus-long terminal repeat promoter, luciferase activity in the target cells was 103- to 104-fold higher when the cells were also infected with Ad-CFTR, a replication-deficient recombinant Ad containing human cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) cDNA. The enhancement of luciferase gene expression in COS-7 cells was also observed with Ad-dl312 (a replication-deficient E1a deletion mutant Ad with no exogenous gene) and wild type Ad5. The efficiency of cell transfection with pRSVL in the presence of an Ad was achieved in a dose-dependent fashion with progressively higher luciferase activity in cells infected by increasing amounts of Ad-CFTR, Ad-dl312, or Ad5. The augmentation by Ad-CFTR of the transfer and expression of the luciferase gene in cells was similar to that of another transfection reagent, cationic liposomes. Further, when Ad-CFTR and liposomes were used in combination, 4- to 100-fold more efficient expression of the luciferase gene was achieved than with Ad-CFTR or liposomes alone. When COS-7, HeLa, and CV-1 cells were evaluated in parallel in the presence or absence of liposomes, Ad-mediated enhancement of luciferase activity was observed in all cell lines. Thus, exposure of target cells to replication-deficient or competent human Ad will markedly augment transfer and expression of the genes within plasmid DNA in mammalian cells in vitro without modifying the plasmid with linkers or linker-ligand complexes, a strategy that should be useful for in vitro and in vivo gene transfer applications.
Adenoviridae
Human Adenoviruses
COS Cells
Gene transfer
Terminal Repeat Sequences
Rous sarcoma virus
Complementary DNA
Yoshimura, K., Rosenfeld, M. A., Seth, P., & Crystal, R. (1993). Adenovirus-mediated augmentation of cell transfection with unmodified plasmid vectors. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 268(4), 2300-2303.
Adenovirus-mediated augmentation of cell transfection with unmodified plasmid vectors. / Yoshimura, Kunihiko; Rosenfeld, Melissa A.; Seth, Prem; Crystal, Ronald.
In: Journal of Biological Chemistry, Vol. 268, No. 4, 05.02.1993, p. 2300-2303.
Yoshimura, K, Rosenfeld, MA, Seth, P & Crystal, R 1993, 'Adenovirus-mediated augmentation of cell transfection with unmodified plasmid vectors', Journal of Biological Chemistry, vol. 268, no. 4, pp. 2300-2303.
Yoshimura K, Rosenfeld MA, Seth P, Crystal R. Adenovirus-mediated augmentation of cell transfection with unmodified plasmid vectors. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 1993 Feb 5;268(4):2300-2303.
Yoshimura, Kunihiko ; Rosenfeld, Melissa A. ; Seth, Prem ; Crystal, Ronald. / Adenovirus-mediated augmentation of cell transfection with unmodified plasmid vectors. In: Journal of Biological Chemistry. 1993 ; Vol. 268, No. 4. pp. 2300-2303.
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• Cashews are high in calories. 100 g of nuts provide 553 calories. They are packed with soluble dietary fiber, vitamins, minerals and numerous health-promoting phytochemicals that help protect from diseases and cancers.
• They are rich in "heart-friendly" monounsaturated-fatty acids like oleic, and palmitoleic acids. These essential fatty acids help lower harmful LDL-cholesterol while increasing good HDL cholesterol in the blood. Research studies suggest that Mediterranean diet which is rich in monounsaturated fatty acids help to prevent coronary artery disease and strokes by favoring healthy blood lipid profile.
• Cashew nuts are abundant sources of essential minerals. Minerals, especially manganese, potassium, copper, iron, magnesium, zinc, and selenium are concentrated in these nuts. A handful of cashew nuts a day in the diet would provide enough of these minerals and may help prevent deficiency diseases. Selenium is an important micronutrient, which functions as a co-factor for antioxidant enzymes such as Glutathione peroxidases, one of the most powerful antioxidants in the body. Copper is a cofactor for many vital enzymes, including cytochrome c-oxidase and superoxide dismutase (other minerals function as co-factors for this enzyme are manganese and zinc). Zinc is a co-factor for many enzymes that regulate growth and development, gonadal function, digestion, and DNA (nucleic acid) synthesis.
• Cashews are also good in many essential vitamins such as pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), pyridoxine (vitamin B-6), riboflavin, and thiamin (vitamin B-1). 100 g nuts provide 0.147 mg or 32% of daily recommended levels of pyridoxine. Pyridoxine reduces the risk of homocystinuria, and sideroblastic anemia. Niacin helps prevent "pellagra" or dermatitis. Additionally, these vitamins are essential for the metabolism of protein, fat, and carbohydrates at the cellular level.
• Further, the nuts also hold a small amount of zeaxanthin, an important pigment flavonoid antioxidant, which selectively absorbed into the retinal macula lutea in the eyes. It is thought to provide antioxidant and protective UV ray filtering functions and helps prevent age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) in the elderly.


The coordinate plane of the province's Geographic Information System was realized by using a Double Stereographic Projection with parameters specific to this province as listed below and is referred to as the PEI Survey Reference System.
The projection is referenced to the North American Datum of 1983 realized from the Canadian Spatial Reference System (NAD83(CSRS)).
The Geodetic Reference System of 1980 (GRS80) is the ellipsoid upon which the datum is realized. This reference ellipsoid or ellipse of revolution, was fixed in 1980 as a "best" means to mathematically represent the earth's surface.


The nights are closing in and the weather is predictably unpredictable, which can only mean one thing – it's time to get your wardrobe ready for autumn.
This year, we're cosying up in new season knits and preparing for the wet, dreary weather that comes with the descent into winter with stylish raincoats.
It's also traditionally the time of year when we notice that last year's trusty ankle boots might have seen one downpour too many, and realise that it might be time for something new. Now's the best time to shop, since the high street is brimming with new season boots for all occasions – from delicate pastel suede pairings, to tough, hardy Chelsea boots and statement embroidered block heels.
Now, we probably don't need to sell you on the merits of ankle boots, but we do love their versatility – they look just as great with jeans as they do with tailored trousers or opaque winter tights and dresses, and this year's offerings are dominated by rich, autumnal shades that favor timeless style over single season trends.
From practical, rainproof flats through to super sleek evening heels, scroll through for our pick of the best ankle boots that the high street has to offer – all priced at £100 or under.