This is no longer about patience or seeing the rough times through during that annual regular season swoon before the Washington Capitals find themselves and their games just in time for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
With each recent close loss or fall-flat night against one of the NHL's weaker franchises, it feels bigger than that.
It might sound knee-jerk, especially given the Capitals' myriad problems that have little to do with the underwhelming veteran defenseman.
But if a seventh straight postseason is the goal, if not wasting a single season of Alex Ovechkin's and Nicklas Backstrom's prime is really paramount — if this season is going to be about more than giving good, young kids experience — then the team committed to going green at goalie and on defense has to seriously consider parting with Green.
Because unlike other players, Green might still bring the Caps something good in return, maybe even a veteran tough guy, a defensive defenseman for a change.
If George McPhee is genuinely in survival mode during the last year of his deal as general manager and hasn't been given reassurances of his return, this might be his last card left to play. Yet another gamble on patience right now — a gamble this fan base is frankly sick of betting on — might not be worth it.
By Friday, when the Capitals open a five-game road swing in New Jersey, they will not have won a hockey game in two full weeks. In what feels like a heartbeat, they have gone from second to seventh in the Metropolitan Division and are four points out of the final Eastern Conference playoff spot.
Their No. 1 goalie has not won a game since Dec. 7. Mind-blowingly, Braden Holtby is healthy but has made just three starts in a month.
Oh, and the NHL's goal scoring leader cannot save them because he is hurt. Besides, in two weeks Ovechkin has bigger concerns; he has to save his homeland from the United States, Sweden and Sidney Crosby in the Olympic tournament.
So this is where they are: Martin Erat still wants out, Holtby is trying to psychologically remember he was supposed to be the next Olie Kolzig after being toyed with the past six weeks in a three-goalie rotation, and all the Ovechkin goals in the world can't put the Caps back together again right now.
The trouble is the room isn't working. It needs more than cosmetic changes — now.
Moving Green works on two levels. For one, he is still a marquee name in the NHL. There has to be a team that needs Green on the power play, a team that believes he can be fixed and rebuilt as the Norris Trophy candidate he once was.
He had a great finish to last season, quarterbacking the power play and becoming that essential move-the-puck guy he has been for so long. Despite teams taking runs at him constantly, his recent track record of suiting up has dispelled the knock that his body is porcelain and he's going to get hurt again.
But the notion that he can still be a great player in this league is one shared by enough general managers to warrant moving him now instead of after paying him more than $6 million next season for not enough defense, too many penalty minutes and the possibility Green dwells on his deficiencies and the criticism leveled at him too much to recover his form of two and three years ago in Washington.
If we're being completely honest, he hasn't been the best defenseman on this team for a while. John Carlson does what Green does on many nights — and often better.
The pleas for second-line centers, creasemen and beyond masks the real need: The Capitals need a rugged, character-driven person to pound the hell out of everyone in his way, a defenseman who actually plays defense.
Adam Oates is trying to siphon lemonade from citrus that isn't quite ripe. There is a thought the Caps can survive the next 20 games with Dmitry Orlov, Connor Carrick and Nate Schmidt. Those newbie defensemen get experience, the thought is, and youth is suddenly on their side as Washington tries to make a run before April.
But the reality is, after the Olympic break, March is the most brutal month for the Caps, featuring three games against the Bruins, two apiece against the Penguins and Flyers and three against Cup contenders on a Western road swing.
Yes, it's hard to lose a puck-moving defenseman — a 28-year-old very much still entering his prime years. But when no other player but Ovechkin has hit double figures in even-strength goals, when your star has accounted for 26.1 percent of your goals (Ovechkin's total is second in NHL history right now behind Pavel Bure's 29.5 percent for a losing Florida Panthers team in 2000-01), you can only hope for a player's trade value to hold steady for so long.
Having run into strong goalies lately, the Capitals aren't falling apart. And the Islanders and Maple Leafs recovered from bad play early to come on recently. And in Washington we've seen this story before, where all looks lost and somehow this team finds the resolve to get it together before the playoffs begin.
But beyond actually getting behind Holtby for good and living with his mistakes, beyond getting Erat out of here tomorrow or sooner because he doesn't want to be here, beyond Brooks Laich finally returning to full health, beyond waiting for that kiddie corps of defensemen not to be so awestruck in all these NHL arenas they're seeing for the first time, a real change must be made to alter the trajectory of a roster that doesn't have the look of a Stanley Cup contender in its immediate future.
It may take several trades. But seeing as how Backstrom and Ovechkin are understandably untouchable, Green is the one who can bring the most back now. For both parties involved, he should be moved for the right player or players as soon as McPhee can get it done.


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The Cork firm revolutionising food supplements
Summit NutriHealth uses innovative technologies to make supplements easier to take
Thu, Jul 2, 2020, 05:00
Olive Keogh
Summit NutriHealth cofounders Mark Clifford and Paula Gaynor. The company is focusing on the Irish market initially and its products are now available online and in more than 70 outlets nationwide
Mark Clifford and Paula Gaynor are the cofounders of Bandon-based Summit NutriHealth which is aiming to put a new twist on food supplements. There are two aspects to the twist. Firstly, the products are formulated in a way that adds value or is different to what's currently available. Secondly, the delivery method is non-traditional and based on easier to take liquids or drops instead of the usual tablets or capsules.
The company's first product is SOMEGA Easy, an Omega-3 supplement that packs a nutritional punch without the unpleasant aftertaste and smell often associated with fish oil products. Older consumers in particular will shudder as they remember being frogmarched to the cod liver oil bottle on cold winter mornings, but Clifford says his company's peach and mango flavoured smoothie-like product leaves "no fishy taste or oily mouth feel".
The company's second product is SOMEGA Liposomal Vitamin C which has a citrus flavour. It was launched at the end of June and its unique selling point is that the vitamin C is protected inside nano-sized liposomes bubbles. This is significant because the human body excretes much of the Vitamin C it ingests and this can affect the efficacy of normal supplements. With liposomal delivery, however, the absorption is significantly improved. Also joining the line-up this month are dropper and spray vitamin D and combined vitamin D&K products. The good news for vegans is that they can take them as it's normally quite difficult to get vegan-friendly vitamin D.
Better position
Like many parents, Clifford and Gaynor struggled to get their children to eat fish and take Omega-3s in capsule form. However, with nutrition and food science backgrounds they were in a better position than most to come up with a smarter way of getting these essential oils into their family's diet. When they began looking at setting up their own business in 2018, tackling the Omega-3 challenge seemed like a good place to start.
"Our aim is to make good nutrition easy for people. It shouldn't be a chore or a bore," says Clifford who has over 20 years' experience in the food and pharmachem sectors in Ireland and the United States, while Gaynor has a PhD in food science and technology and over a decade of experience of working in the food supplements industry.
"We have three children and wanted to ensure they were getting the best nutrition possible in their diet, especially fish Omega-3s which are essential for our brain, heart and eye health. But they didn't like eating fish regularly or taking supplements and typical supplement formats were not appetising enough to encourage them to take them," says Gaynor.
"The food industry is constantly developing new formats and tastes to excite the consumer but the food supplements industry has much more limited and staid formats with little to no versatility of use," she adds. "We wanted to bridge that gap, make the user experience better, and produce an Omega-3 supplement that has the same pleasurable characteristics as a food."
The company is focusing on the Irish market initially and its products are now available online and in more than 70 outlets nationwide. However, it has its sights set on exporting and is already selling on Amazon's UK site and is in discussion with retail buyers in Scandinavia as part of the State-backed Atlantic Food Export Programme.
Summit NutriHealth has been supported by LEO West Cork but the bulk of the €100,000 invested so far has come from personal savings. The products are being made in Europe and the US but once sales reach sufficient volume the intention is to relocate the manufacturing to Ireland. However, from a business development perspective Clifford says that building out the company's R&D capabilities will be just as critical to future growth as selling supplements.
Paula Gaynor
Mark Clifford
LEO West Cork
Summit NutriHealth
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← Is MS Re-Org the Windows group after V1809 release?
[German]In Windows 10 Version 1803 there is a bug that prevents the display of a user-specific background for the lock/login screen until a user has logged in once. A fix is schedules for the next days.
I post this information for administrators who roll out Windows 10 in enterprise environments. Perhaps it safes you some useless troubleshooting.
When creating Windows 10 installation images, you can also specify user-specific backgrounds for the logon / lock screen and force displaying such images via group policy ("Force a specific default lock screen and logon image"). But that won't work in Windows 10 Version 1803. I stumbled upon this issue via Twitter.
There is a problem when deploying Windows 10 version 1803. An administrator has already addressed the issue on Technet in May 2018.
This came to light, when rolling out Windows 10 Version 1803 via SCCM. No matter what background images are placed there and set via group policy, the user only gets a login page with the blue background.
A user-specific background image is only displayed within the Windows 10 logon page, after a user has logged on to his user account for the first time. The problem was described extensively in the Technet forum thread and then confirmed several times by other users.
At the end of June 2018 a Microsoft employee (see the post from Kate Li, from MSFT CSG) noticed this and promised to take care of it. Meanwhile we are in September 2018, the Windows 10 V1809 is just around the corner and the Technet thread is now well filled with frustrated admins waiting for a fix.
In the sense of 'we love cryptic abbreviations', 2018.9C stands for a fix in 2018, the month of September (9) in C-Patch week. Since the B patch was on September 11, 2018 (when security updates are rolled out), the C patch comes a week later, on September 18, 2018. So next Tuesday it would be so far. Anyone affected by this issue?
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Yeah, I get this on my home PC randomly, once a month, I think. I dare-say it's always been there in 1803?


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Halpin, Harry R., University of Edinburgh
Hamner, Emily, Carnegie Mellon University
Handschuh, Siegfried, National University of Ireland, Galway
Harth, Andreas, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Hartley, Peter, University of Bradford
Hartmann, Bastian, University of Applied Sciences Karlsruhe
Hausmann, Ricardo, Harvard University
Hayes, Conor, Digital Enterprise Research Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway
Hayes, Pat, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition
Hegarty, Mary, University of California, Santa Barbara
Heintz, Fredrik, Linköping University
Heitmann, Benjamin, Digital Enterprise Research Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway
Hendler, Jim, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Henrotte, Jean-Francois, elegis
Hidalgo, Cesar A, Harvard University
Hill, Shawndra, University of Pennsylvania
Hitzler, Pascal, Wright State University
Hoang, Doreen, Stanford University
Hoffman, Guy, Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology
Hogan, Christopher, H5
Hoofnagle, Chris Jay, University of California, Berkeley
Horswill, Ian, Northwestsern University
Horvitz, Eric, Microsoft Research
How, Jonathan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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namespace task_manager {
namespace browsertest_util {

// Specifies some integer-valued column of numeric data reported by the task
// manager model. Please add more here as needed by tests.
enum class ColumnSpecifier {
  PROCESS_ID,
  MEMORY_FOOTPRINT,
  V8_MEMORY,
  V8_MEMORY_USED,
  SQLITE_MEMORY_USED,
  IDLE_WAKEUPS,
  NETWORK_USE,
  TOTAL_NETWORK_USE,

  COLUMN_NONE,  // Default value.
};

// Runs the message loop, observing the task manager, until there are exactly
// |resource_count| many resources whose titles match the pattern
// |title_pattern|. The match is done via string_util's base::MatchPattern, so
// |title_pattern| may contain wildcards like "*".
//
// If the wait times out, this test will trigger a gtest failure. To get
// meaningful errors, tests should wrap invocations of this function with
// ASSERT_NO_FATAL_FAILURE().
void WaitForTaskManagerRows(size_t resource_count,
                            const std::u16string& title_pattern);

// Make the indicated TaskManager column be visible.
void ShowColumn(ColumnSpecifier column_specifier);

// Waits for the row identified by |title_pattern| to be showing a numeric data
// value of at least |min_column_value| in the task manager column identified by
// |column_specifier|. As with WaitForTaskManagerRows(), |title_pattern| is
// meant to be a string returned by MatchTab() or similar.
//
// To get meaningful errors, tests should wrap invocations of this function with
// ASSERT_NO_FATAL_FAILURE().
void WaitForTaskManagerStatToExceed(const std::u16string& title_pattern,
                                    ColumnSpecifier column_specifier,
                                    size_t min_column_value);

// ASCII matcher convenience functions for use with WaitForTaskManagerRows()
std::u16string MatchTab(base::StringPiece title);   // "Tab: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnyTab();                       // "Tab: *"
std::u16string MatchAboutBlankTab();                // "Tab: about:blank"
std::u16string MatchIncognitoTab(base::StringPiece title);
std::u16string MatchAnyIncognitoTab();
std::u16string MatchExtension(const char* title);   // "Extension: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnyExtension();                 // "Extension: *"
std::u16string MatchApp(const char* title);         // "App: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnyApp();                       // "App: *"
std::u16string MatchWebView(const char* title);     // "WebView: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnyWebView();                   // "WebView: *"
std::u16string MatchBackground(const char* title);  // "Background: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnyBackground();                // "Background: *"
std::u16string MatchPrint(const char* title);       // "Print: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnyPrint();                     // "Print: *"
std::u16string MatchSubframe(const char* title);    // "Subframe: " + title
std::u16string MatchAnySubframe();                  // "Subframe: *"
// "Utility: " + title
std::u16string MatchUtility(const std::u16string& title);
std::u16string MatchAnyUtility();  // "Utility: *"
std::u16string MatchBFCache(base::StringPiece title);
std::u16string MatchAnyBFCache();
std::u16string MatchPrerender(base::StringPiece title);
std::u16string MatchAnyPrerender();
std::u16string MatchFencedFrame(base::StringPiece title);
std::u16string MatchAnyFencedFrame();
std::u16string MatchIncognitoFencedFrame(base::StringPiece title);
std::u16string MatchAnyIncognitoFencedFrame();
}  // namespace browsertest_util
}  // namespace task_manager

#endif  // CHROME_BROWSER_TASK_MANAGER_TASK_MANAGER_BROWSERTEST_UTIL_H_

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Parses a string defining the type string.
VARCHAR(128) Returns the geometry type from a base type string (which may include an SRID definition). If the type string is not a valid geometry type string, an error is returned.
The ST_Geometry::ST_GeometryTypeFromBaseType method can be used to parse the geometry type name out of a type string definition.
The following example returns the result ST_Geometry.
The following example returns the result ST_Point.
The following example finds the geometry type (ST_Point) accepted by a stored procedure parameter.


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SHINee And IU Take It Way Back As They Reminisce About Their Debut Days
We love to see interactions like this!
SHINee recently made a guest appearance on IU's Palette to celebrate the comeback of their seventh studio album, Don't Call Me.
| @SHINee/Twitter
During the episode, both SHINee and IU took a trip down memory lane as they reminisced about their debut.
SHINee, who debuted in May 2008, was only four months earlier than IU, who debuted in September 2008.
IU remembers just how popular SHINee was at that time. "All the other singers would come out to watch SHINee during dry rehearsals."
| IU Official/YouTube
After hearing this, the members themselves couldn't recall this happening!
Being a group that received a lot of attention since debut, it was only natural for other idols to want to watch them practice on stage. It was a period where having a rookie group who could do both live vocals and dancing was very rare.
But on the flip side, SHINee also remembered IU during her debut days and remembered her as being someone who could sing very well.
At that time we also saw you sing during rehearsals and always talked about the new artist that was talented in singing.
— Taemin
Taemin also told IU, who was surprised that they knew about her during debut, that they even sang her songs from back then!
Key added that because they saw her for music broadcasts every week, they knew when she changed up her music style.
She suddenly started dancing after changing her music style. A doll also came out on stage too.
— Key
The stage that they were referring to was IU's "Marshmallow!"
| Music Core/MBC
Netizens who watched the episode were happy to see such a great interaction with both artists.
"I love these interactions! Please continue to release great songs for us!"
"SHINee and IU let's all be happy!"
"SM's best artists are truly SHINee!"
"They are all so cute!"
Watch the full episode below!


Google plans to launch the Google Chrome OS in the second half of 2010, an operating system designed from the ground up to run the Chrome web browser on netbooks.
Google Chrome OS is built to run on both x86 architecture chips and ARM chips, like the ones increasingly found in netbooks. It is also working with multiple OEMs to get the new OS up and running next year.
This Chrome OS will be lightweight and fast just like the browser itself. But also just like the browser, it will be open-sourced.
Chrome OS will be all about the web apps. And no doubt HTML 5 is going to be a huge part of all of this. A lot of people are still wary about running web apps for when their computer isn't connected to the web. But HTML 5 has the potential to change that, as you'll be able to work in the browser even when not connected, and upload when you are again.
Google plans to release the open source code for Chrome OS later this year ahead of the launch next year. Don't be surprised if this code drops around the same time as Windows 7.
When they say Linux, they are talking about the kernel only. Linux distributions include a windowing system (X.org — don't see XFree86 anymore) and a desktop (Gnome, KDE, Xfce; or at least a window manager). Google appears to in the process of getting rid of X windowing system, window managers, desktops, etc. and replacing them with the necessary GUI application management integrated with the Chrome browser sitting atop the Linux Kernal. Though technically a Linux distribution, all current distributions are based on X for a GUI or use a Unix-type shell for an interface. It appears that Google will replace all of that with a simple windowing system that will integrate extensively with the Chrome browser and use the Linux kernel to run the hardware.
Will it be a challenge for other linux OSs….


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Q: Class 'Twilio\Twiml' not found in laravel use Twilio\Twiml;

public function welcome(Request $request)
    {
        $twiml = new Twiml();
        if(isset($request->Digits)){
            switch($request->Digits){
                case 1:
                    $twiml->say('thank you calling us');
                    break;
                default:
                    $twiml->say('You have entered wrong key');
                    break;
            }
        } else{
            $gather = $twiml->gather(array('numDigits' => 1));
            $gather->say('Thank you for calling us. Press 1 to continue the call.');
        }

        return $twiml;
    }

When i run this code i am getting an error that class Twlio/Twiml not found.
For more details you can check the screenshot url(https://prnt.sc/ryz1zw) of error.
Thanks in advance.

A: TwiML isn't a class, you would need to use the VoiceResponse to use say().
require_once './vendor/autoload.php';
use Twilio\TwiML\VoiceResponse;

$response = new VoiceResponse();
$response->say('Chapeau!', ['voice' => 'woman', 'language' => 'fr-FR']);

More on their docs.

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Check out this old DogWorld article praising the Doberman Pinscher and explaining this dog breed's jump in popularity in 1928.
No dog breed has come to the front so rapidly as the Doberman Pinscher. Think of it, just a few short years ago, this dog breed was hardly known in this country, and when we began breeding them, there was only one other ad to be seen in the dog journals. When we talked about a Doberman Pinscher, we had many questions to answer, such as "What are they good for, what can they do, are they vicious, would they be safe with children?" and a hundred and one other such questions.
But now, no such questions are asked. We get letters saying, "I want a male puppy or female puppy, a stud dog or brood matron, I have a little child, and want a Doberman Pinscher to watch after it, I want a guard for my house, I am alone and want protection, I have a car and want a Doberman Pinscher, to run with me," and many other such letters come to us daily.
Excerpted from Dog World magazine, April 1923, Vol. VIII, No. 4. For back issues of Dog World, click here.


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Northern Indiana Art Association (Munster, IN)
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Inalados, ceramic sculptures by Basque artist Angel Garraza, serve as gallery centerpieces for the exhibition From Rust to Restoration: Basque Art and the Bilbao Effect. Photo courtesy of South Shore Arts
When John Cain first traveled to Bilbao, Spain, two years ago, he gazed at the winding facade of the Guggenheim Museum and envisioned northwest Indiana. "We saw so many parallels between that region of Spain and our city," Cain said.
Cain is the executive director of the Northern Indiana Art Association (renamed as South Shore Arts in 2006), a trio of gallery spaces and art education centers that serve more than 50 Indiana communities. The service area includes Gary and Hammond, two former steel towns whose economies have grown stagnant. Before the Guggenheim opened its Frank Gehry-designed Bilbao museum in 1997, the Basque region was suffering from a similar post-industrial malaise. Along with other urban redevelopment projects, the museum has become a catalyst for economic renewal in north central Spain.
Cain hopes South Shore Arts can inspire a similar resurgence in Indiana. To that end, the organization received an NEA Challenge America grant of $10,000 in FY 2006 to present From Rust to Restoration: Basque Art and the Bilbao Effect, an exhibit featuring more than 400 works by 20 artists from the Basque region. The exhibit was presented simultaneously at three venues: South Shore's main gallery in Munster, the Also Castillo Gallery in Chicago, and the Gallery for Contemporary Art at the Gary campus of Indiana University Northwest (IUN).
More than 8,000 people came out to see the multimedia exhibit. The paintings, sculptures, and ceramic works attracted viewers from a range of demographic groups, including art and Spanish students from 35 local schools. Events related to the Rust to Restoration exhibit included a chamber music concert featuring music from the Basque region and a three-day conference at IUN: The Arts and Urban Renewal.
(From the NEA 2006 Annual Report)


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Who are Romney's "47 per cent"?
UPDATE: and where are they?
By Martha Gill
Mitt Romney delivered a knock to his campaign last night after he said that Barack Obama's voters were the 47 per cent of Americans who are "dependent on government", do not pay tax and "believe that they are victims".
He has since described his comments as "not elegantly stated" and "off the cuff", but hasn't retracted them: leaving untouched his picture of 47 per cent of America as tax-avoiding scroungers.
The most obvious spot-the-difference with this picture is that nearly every American in work pays many forms of tax – including social security tax, petrol tax and sales tax. The rest are mostly looking for work, falling back on part time jobs. The tax Romney is talking about is income tax: the "47 per cent " number comes from the Tax Policy Centre, which broke down the statistic to find that half the number fall below the poverty threshold required to pay the tax, and the other half are entitled to bypass it, because, for example, they are pensioners. The New York Times summarised the analysis:
It found that about half of the households that do not pay federal income tax do not pay it because they are simply too poor. The Tax Policy Center gives as an example a couple with two children earning less than $26,400 a year: The household would pay no federal income tax because its standard deduction and other exemptions would simply erase its liability.
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The other half, the Tax Policy Center found, consists of households taking advantage of tax credits and other provisions, mostly support for senior citizens and low-income working families.
Romey's 47 per cent remark touches on a truth, but is not one. These are not people shirking their tax responsibilites, but people who are not and should not be required to pay income tax in the first place.
UPDATE 18/09/12, 14.30:
The Tax Foundation have published a map showing where the 47 per cent live (via Business Insider) – and it's the red states. Most of them come from a Republican base: of the 10 states with the highest proportion of non-income tax payers, nine are Republican.
Martha Gill
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Prepare these spinach puri for your guest. They will love it for sure! It tastes so delicious that it can be had as it is without any accompaniment. So, definitely try out making spinach puri with these easy to follow step-by-step instructions. Enjoy!
Pluck the spinach leaves and discard its stalk. Wash the spinach leaves thoroughly with water. Drain out excess water from it. Place it on colander and allow them to dry out completely. After that, take spinach leaves, ginger baton and green chilly in a mixer jar. Grind everything together to make fine paste. Spinach puree is now ready.
Now add spinach puree, salt, cumin seeds, asafoetida and oil into the wheat flour. Mix all the ingredients really well. After that, add water in small portions and knead a stiff dough of it. Less than ¼ cup of water is used for kneading this much of flour. Cover and keep the dough aside for 20 minutes to set.
After 20 minutes, dough has fermented. Apply some oil on hand and knead the dough again. Now divide the dough into lemon sized balls. Roll each dough ball and make peda of it.
Pour some oil on the rolling board. Then take a peda, flatten it on rolling board by pressing it gently with palm. Roll out 3-4 inch diameter poori with the help of a rolling pin. Likewise roll all the pooris.
Pour enough oil in a wok to deep fry the pooris. Oil should be very hot for frying pooris. Gently slide a poori into the hot oil.
Slightly press the poori with the slotted ladle. Keep flipping the side and fry the poori until it becomes golden brown in colour from both the sides.
When the poori is fried aptly, lift it with the slotted ladle and hold it against the wok so that the excess oil gets drained back into the wok. Drain out the poori on the kitchen paper towel. Similarly, fry the rest of the pooris. Spinach pooris are now ready to serve.
Serve these crusty and mouth-watering spinach pooris steaming hot along with chutney, pickle, raita or any veggies you like. You can have these spinach pooris as it is without any accompaniment. These pooris keep good for 2-3 days. Enjoy!
Grind spinach leaves, ginger baton and green chilly into fine paste.
Now add spinach puree, salt, cumin seeds, asafoetida and oil into the wheat flour. Add water in small portions and knead a stiff dough of it.
Now divide the dough into lemon sized balls.
Roll out 3-4 inch diameter poori with the help of a rolling pin. Likewise roll all the pooris.
Gently slide a poori into the hot oil. Fry the poori until it becomes golden brown in colour from both the sides.
Drain out the poori on the kitchen paper towel. Similarly, fry the rest of the pooris. Spinach pooris are now ready to serve.
Serve these crusty and mouth-watering spinach pooris steaming hot along with chutney, pickle, raita or any veggies you like.


As all previous banks and project finance syndicates by mid 2008 (except ANZ) had pulled out and didnt provide working capital for the Toka Tindung gold mine, new capital was raised issuing additional shares which by mid 2009 featured Indonesian Rajawali Corporation as a majority shareholder.
The Toka Tindung gold mine has a current 2.7 million gold equivalent ounces resources and 1.3 million gold equivalent ounces reserves (as at 30 June 2014). In 2011, it successfully commissioned the mine and its processing facility, with first gold pour occuring on 1 April 2011.
MSM is part of PT Archi Indonesia, which has a 100% stake in Toka Tindung Project, the group which owns the mine. Today, SMA has over 60 Volvo machines working for MSM on the Toka Tindung site, and the EC950E units are not the only big machines.
Toka Tindung is a small open pit gold mine in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, developed by Archipelago Resources with first production in 2011. The mine is now 100% owned by PT Archi Indonesia, a subsidiary of the Rajawali Group. Production is around 120 koz gold per year.
Oct 20, 20180183;32;BankTrack Toka Tindung gold mine. The project entails the development of six open pit gold mines in a Archipelago Resources (AR) took over the Toka Tindung mining concession from Aurora. Contact Us. INDONESIA Freeport McMoRan.
Location of the Toka Tindung Project The project is located 35 km north east of Manado, Sulawesi, Indonesia. The Project is located on the northern tip of the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia, approximately 35km northeast of the regional capital of Manado.
Archipelagos Toka Tindung Mine consists of two projects the Toka main pit and Batupangah (comprising the southern deposits). The Batupangah projects comprise the deposits of Pajajaran, Blambangan, Araren, Kopra, Bone, Jipang, Makassar and Semut.


Yes, the descriptive writing in this piece is certainly what I find seductive at any rate.
Beautiful women wearing red silk dresses I certainly find very seductive all right.
I don't know about Hermes Eau l'Orange Verte Perfume.
I can picture a TV ad for it though, Hermes Eau l'Orange Verte Perfume… the perfume that's easy to unpeel like an orange and doesn't leave anyone feeling green.
LOL! Cool. I don't know it, so I can't tell, but I had a dream last night about orange soda in a can hissing when I opened it and my husband telling me it would be fantastic to have a perfume like that.
I don't know if there is actually such a perfume product as that or if Daniel created it out of his imagination.


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6/3/2019 Joint Hearing scheduled for 06/11/2019 from 01:00 PM-05:00 PM in A-1
An Act relative to injured correctional officers
S.766 187th (2011 - 2012)
An Act improving patients' access to timely compensation
An Act providing that the teachers' retirement board include certain compensation in determining a certain person.


Marcus Licinius Crassus was born in Roman Republic, Ancient Roman, is Roman General. Marcus Licinius Crassus was a renowned Roman general and politician. He played a key role in the formation of the First Triumvirate along with Julius Caesar and Pompey to challenge the power of the Senate. His public career began as a military commander under Lucius Cornelius Sulla. Eventually Crassus amassed massive wealth for himself through real estate speculations. He also earned political prominence after his victory over the slave revolt which was led by Spartacus. Along with Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great, who was considered the greatest military commander of the time, he formed the First Triumvirate. Though the three differed in their political ideals and ambitions, the alliance gave them a personal advantage and allowed them to dominate the Roman political system. However, the alliance collapsed later on because of their different ambitions and egos. Crassus was popular in his own time and his fame continues to endure in the present era. He was a major character in Howard Fast's novel 'Spartacus'. He was also characterized in the 1960 feature film and 2004 TV film of the same name.
The Senate did not initially take the slave rebellion seriously, until they believed Rome itself was under threat. Crassus offered to equip, train, and lead new troops, at his own expense, after several legions had been defeated and their commanders killed in battle or taken prisoner. Eventually, Crassus was sent into battle against Spartacus by the Senate. At first he had trouble both in anticipating Spartacus' moves and in inspiring his army and strengthening their morale. When a segment of his army fled from battle, abandoning their weapons, Crassus revived the ancient practice of decimation – i.e., executing one out of every ten men, with the victims selected by drawing lots. Plutarch reports that "many things horrible and dreadful to see" occurred during the infliction of punishment, which was witnessed by the rest of Crassus' army. Nevertheless, according to Appian, the troops' fighting spirit improved dramatically thereafter, since Crassus had demonstrated that "he was more dangerous to them than the enemy."


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Fallout 76 is finally getting a public test server
By Jody Macgregor published 28 September 19
To prevent some of its stranger bugs.
(Image credit: Bethesda)
Back in July, Patch 11 hit Fallout 76 like a super sledge, breaking many of the things it was intended to fix. Players demanded a test server to prevent it from happening again, as seen in threads like this one on Bethesda's official Fallout 76 forum. And now those players are getting their wish.
Tucked away in the latest update on Bethesda's blog, where they note that perk loadouts and a legendary system are coming to Fallout 76 next year, is the following:
"A Public Test Server (PTS) is currently in the works with the hope to get it up and running in 2020. Once we've figured out all (or most of) the kinks, we will be able to provide more details on our PTS and how you can participate."
Hopefully a public test server would prevent repeats of issues like players' rare power armor pieces going missing, and legendary items failing to drop after legendary enemies are destroyed.
Jody Macgregor
Jody's first computer was a Commodore 64, so he remembers having to use a code wheel to play Pool of Radiance. A former music journalist who interviewed everyone from Giorgio Moroder to Trent Reznor, Jody also co-hosted Australia's first radio show about videogames, Zed Games. He's written for Rock Paper Shotgun, The Big Issue, GamesRadar, Zam, Glixel, and Playboy.com, whose cheques with the bunny logo made for fun conversations at the bank. Jody's first article for PC Gamer was published in 2015, he edited PC Gamer Indie from 2017 to 2018, and actually did play every Warhammer videogame.


How to safely clean an oven in 3 super simple and safe steps. When cleaning my oven without a commercial cleaner, I use three safe and simple steps: 1. Scrape away any burned food and residue. I either pick it up with a paper towel, scrape it away with a plastic scraper called the Lil� Chizler, or I brush it into a small, handheld dustpan. 2. Sprinkle baking soda all over the oven. Then how to clean roomba 770 Cleaning the oven can take time � do not plan to use the oven for at least several hours after doing a major clean. If using an oven cleaner, be aware that your oven may smell like chemicals when you first turn it on after cleaning it.
CLEANING AN OVEN � SAFELY. I am not a fan of the oven cleaning chemical, whatsoever. After having my hands burnt so badly which actually took 2 years to heal, and knowing a mum who spent over 18 months getting her child skin grafts due to the same toxic chemical. how to clean mould on fibreglass How To Clean An Oven Quickly: Best Way To Clean Your Oven Without Chemicals Natural remedies for cleaning an oven have been increasingly used in the housekeeping industry. Especially since this is a good substitute over poisonous cleaners available on the market.
Self-Clean an Oven: Why is it Dangerous? When you select the self-cleaning function on your oven, what you�re doing is cranking the heat up so high that it turns all of the debris inside your oven to ash.
When the temperature drops and the oven is safe to open, you simply wipe the ash out of the bottom with a wet paper towel. Voila! Voila! There really isn�t an easier way to clean your oven than with your built-in self-clean feature.
This is Day 30 of the 31 Days to Green Clean series. One of the tasks that I put off doing more than others in my home is cleaning the oven. It�s a hard job � trying to contort your body to all different angles to get the whole thing cleaned out.


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Brits, Readers Over Sixty, Written in Stone - The Literary Cemetery
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For many years I kept a record of my reading in a collection of exercise books, which I began when I was 14. My LT library is an attempt to list all the books I've ever read in the past 50 plus years.
½ or 1 mean I absolutely hated it
1½ or 2 mean I didn't enjoy it although others might
2½ or 3 mean it was ok but I won't re-read
3½ or 4 mean I really enjoyed it, might re-read it
4½ or 5 mean it was brilliant, it's on my favourites list and I've probably re-read it several times
Top Five of 2013
1. London Belongs to Me - Norman Collins
2. Call for the Dead - John LeCarre
3. Hope and Glory - Stuart Maconie
4. Glittering Images - Susan Howatch
5. Wilkie Collins - Peter Ackroyd
Top 10 of 2014 (in A/Z order)
The Mask of Dimitrios by Eric Ambler
The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks
Come, tell me how you live by Agatha Christie
Hungry Hill by Daphne DuMaurier
Eye of the Needle by Ken Follett
Starlight ) by Stella Gibbons
Westwood )
Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household
Bring up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel
A Fairly Honourable Defeat by Iris Murdoch
I have read 134 books this year. 2015's target is 140.
2015 LIST (A/Z ORDER OF AUTHOR)
Uncommon Danger - Ambler
The Finger and the Moon - Ashe
Sharpe's Waterloo - Cornwell
Queen's Play - Dunnett
A Week in December - Faulks
A Question of Identity - Hill
Berlin Noir - Kerr
Stepford Wives - Levin
The Blackhouse - May
Paying Guests - Waters
I've read 164 books this year!
2016 I re-read many of my books with a view to downsizing, and disposed of about 200 volumes. I have read 107 books this year.
BEST BOOKS OF 2016:
The Cazalet Chronicles (5 vols) - E J Howard
End of the Chapter - N Blake
How to be a Tudor - R Goodman
Howards End is on the landing - S Hill (R)
The Soul of Discretion - S Hill
Big Sleep and other novels - R Chandler (R)
Rule Britannia - D DuMaurier (R)
Watership Down - R Adams (R)
Dying Light - S MacBride
The downsizing project has been completed, I've had to double-up my non-fiction on the shelves but my fiction books are now in one complete A-Z sequence, and the listings under "On My Shelves" should now be accurate. It's only taken me 10 years...!
Books read in 2017 = 105
BEST BOOKS OF 2017 R = RE-READ
Jane Eyre - C Bronte (R)
What a Carve Up! - J Coe (R)
The Manchurian Candidate - Condon
Howards End - E M Forster (R)
Jacobs Room is full of books - S Hill
Lost Horizon - J Hilton (R)
The Russia House - LeCarre
A Legacy of Spies - LeCarre
Scatter the Bones - S MacBride
The Secret History - D Tartt (R)
A Country Child - A Uttley (R)
I've decided to re-read all of Ngaio Marsh Rory Alleyn books, in order of publication. Completed November 2018
Books read in 2018 = 116 at 30/12/18
Re-reads:
Rebecca (F)
Death in Ecstacy (F)
Regeneration trilogy (F)
Flight from the Enchanter (F)
New titles:
Park Life (NF)
Road to Little Dribbling (NF)
Book of Forgotten Authors (NF)
20thC Yokel (NF)
Wildflowers of Britain (NF)
The Galton Case (F)
The Dark Chronicles (F)
The Eagle has landed (F)
The Kings general (F)
I began a re-read of Iris Murdoch's novels, but abandoned it after about twelve books. May continue it in 2020.
106 titles read this year - a slow year for several reasons.
Best of year list:
New books:
Cassandra Darke - Simmonds
Middle England - Coe
Eagle of the Ninth - Sutcliff
Comforts of Home - Hill
Rich: the life of Richard Burton - Bragg
Living with the Gods - Mac Gregor
Re-reads
The Bell - Murdoch
The Unicorn - Murdoch
The Go-Between - Hartley
The Moving Finger - Christie
2020 reading
A very strange year, with a lot of comfort re-reading.
119 books at 31/12/20
The Odessa File-F Forsyth
Four Days in June -I.Gale
The Benefit of Hindsight-S. Hill
Dance Hall of the Dead -T. Hillerman
No Talking after Lights - A Lambert
The Shapes of Sleep - J B Priestley
Anne Boleyn the Haunted Queen - A Weir
The Magus - J Fowles (R)
The Stand - S King (R)
The Balkan Trilogy - O Manning (R)
Books read in 2021:
125 books at 30/12/2021
N Balchin-The small back room
P Barker Toby's room
K Follett-The evening and the morning
F Forsyth-Day of the jackal
G Heyer-these old shades
H Mantel-Mirror and the light
J Mortimer-Summer's lease
S J Parris-Execution
P Simmonds-Gemma Bovary
M Walker-Death in the Dordogne
S Sanghera- Empireland (NF)
Re-read: Honeycombe-Dragon under the hill
2022 reading total = 111at (31/12/22)
The Untouchable - Banville
Murder before Evensong - Coles
Crooked Heart - Evans
Old Baggage - Evans
Jim Chee Mysteries - Hillerman
China - Rutherford
Conspiracy - Parris
Crowded Grave - Walker
Mist over Pendle - Neill (RR)
One two three four - Brown (NF)
Ancestors - Roberts (NF)
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My children and I really appreciate the work you do. The detail and time you invest is a pleasure to us.
Paper omg this is wonderful!!
I mean.. what can you say? It's perfect. Good job!
Thank you so much my friend .
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It's so elegant! The reflection makes it look so serene!
THank you so much it took 2 hour to get perfect shot.
Oh, wow! Now I'm even more amazed!
From the thumbnail I thought it was a real one... Honest!
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Thank you so much my friend for your all constant support.
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We literally went into water and took this shot. that was one of our toughest photo-shoot till now.
I can imagine, outstanding work!
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compared to the one that many people have probably heard and seen?
and more exciting in the original version.
it saves fifteen to twenty minutes on running time.
So how many orchestra members are in that pit down there?
How do you fit them all down there?
other hand they are mostly enjoying that space.
work as opposed to other composers?
so my job is very much to say, "Shh.
smashing on, so my job is just to calm it down.
What's different about working with this chorus than a Mozart chorus?
actually much harder to sing Mozart.
again is to control the energy so that they don't get too excited and run away.
musicians or the chorus might?
join us at the Wednesday night performances of the 2013/14 season !


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 Anna Piechotta (* 1981), deutsche Kabarettistin und Liedermacherin
 Paula Piechotta (* 1986), deutsche Politikerin (Grüne)

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August 28, 2012 - News Leader
FAIR IS READY FOR WEEKEND
Princeton's annual fair is ready to go into high gear this weekend. All the planning is done and Fair Board members will be working hard this week to put the finishing touches on preparations for the gates opening at 9:00 AM this Saturday and Sunday. The Youth Ambassadors have volunteered their time to help at the fair, the Community Band will be playing on Sunday and running a bingo during the weekend. Feature attractions are the Marron Valley Drill Team on Saturday, and Ken McCoy on Saturday evening from 6:00 to 10:00 PM. Highway Rescue will be putting on demonstrations, and Ground Search and Rescue will be on site. Al Kovaltsenko, "The Troubador", will be entertaining everyone on Saturday afternoon. The children's favourite entertainer, Mat Duffus, will be performing both Saturday and Sunday. The horseshoe tournament takes place Saturday. Register for it at 10:00 AM. You don't have to be an expert, the tournament is for FUN. On Sunday, Sandy Dixon and her group of riders will be demonstrating equestrian jumping beginning at noon. All of the children's activities will be going strong until the fair ends on Sunday. The last activity of the weekend is the auction of donated goods produced by the exhibitors. There are a number of gate prizes donated for the weekend, and the annual big raffle. A number of vendors will attend. Don't let the youngsters miss the special "make it and take it" art booth by Shirley's Arts and Crafts. Exhibits buildings will open at 9:00 AM daily. People entering exhibits in the fair should obtain an exhibitor's booklet and fill out the entry form located in the middle of the booklet. If there are questions or problems with filling it out, there will be a person to help you at the registration desk on Thursday, August 30, for 4:00 to 7:00 PM and on Friday, August 31, from 2:00 to 7:00 PM. Adults pay 50 cents per exhibit entry fee, and prizes are $5 for first, $3 for second and $1 for third.
BRIDGE REPAIR CLOSES ASHNOLA FSR
Travellers are advised the Ashnola Forest Service Road will be temporarily closed at 39 kilometres from Tuesday, September 4 to Tuesday, September 18, due to a bridge replacement. The announcement was made August 23rd by Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations. Ministry staff will be dismantling an old wooden bridge that is deteriorating and will replace it with a steel girder concrete deck bridge with a longer lifespan. Note the closure is near the end of the forest service road and access to all recreation sites along Ashnola Forest Service Road will not be affected. The Ashnola Forest Service Road is located approximately 27 kilometres southwest of Keremeos, and is part of British Columbia's 55,000-kilometre Forest Service road network that provides access to British Columbia's backcountry. For more information connect with the Province of B.C. at: www.gov.bc.ca/connect.
Pirates Invade Princeton Pool!
It was a night of mayhem August 22nd at Princeton Centennial Pool as a band of pirates invaded the popular site. In addition to forcing everyone on deck to walk the plank, they made all eat strange meals and snacks with ingredients you could only find in the deepest, darkest parts of a pirate ship. A couple of hours later they disappeared as quickly as they had appeared.
Similkameen Valley Peppers!
SIBERIAN SMOKE CHOKES VALLEY
There is no doubt that this is forest fire season, but smoke that filled skies in the South Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys last week was not from a local wildfire. The hazy cloud was from Siberia. Kamloops Fire Centre information officer Keven Skrepnek said the smoke is from the same wildfires that were burning in Siberia over a month ago. "It's actually getting caught in the jet stream and then once it hits our shores, it starts to do an inversion and gets trapped in the valley bottoms." "We had calls at our office from residents complaining about eye and throat irritation in some cases," says Similkameen News Leader Owner/Publisher George Elliott. "It reminded me of the Tatoosh Forest Fire of September 2006 with how it blanketed the area in smoke for days and days, but this was a different kind of haze and the next day it was gone." The Kamloops Fire Information Centre was first alerted to the smoke by residents of Tulameen and Princeton early in the afternoon of August 13th and reports the smoke is moving west to east and is expected to continue into Alberta and beyond over the next few days. Skrepnek says forestry conducted air patrols throughout the interior to ensure the smoke was not coming from a wildfire burning within the area.
BC'S TOP JUVENILE GOLFERS COME TO PRINCETON
British Columbia Golf's Juvenile Boys' and Girls' Championship is heading to Princeton Golf Club in Princeton from Tuesday, August 21 to Thursday, August 23. Featuring fairways lined with Ponderosa Pines, Princeton Golf Club will play as a par-73 5,643 yard course for the Girls' Championship compared to a par-72 6,506 yard course for the Boys' Championship. Defending his 2011 Boys' title against a hungry field of challengers will be Trevor Yu of Vancouver. Yu recently captured the Canadian Juvenile Boys' Championship in a record setting fashion and would love to add another B.C. title to his résumé. Challengers to his reign on top will be 2012 CN Future Links Pacific champion Zach Anderson of Nanaimo, 2012 BC Summer Games silver medalist Diego San Pedro of Richmond and third place finisher at the 2012 B.C. Junior Boys' Championship Chris Crisologo of Richmond. Other notables are Coquitlam's Kevin Vigna, Surrey's Marcus Brown, Roy Kang of North Vancouver, Johoo Lee of Vancouver and 2011 B.C. Bantam Boys' champion A.J. Ewart of Coquitlam. In the Girls' Championship, Alix Kong will not be defending her 2011 title, leaving the way for the likes of Maple Ridge's Keanna Mason, Surrey's Michelle Kim, Victoria's Naomi Ko and Richmond's Janet Zhang to take the title. Other notables for contention include Coquitlam's Ally Shin, Vernon's Mackenzie Barrie and Halfmoon Bay's Avery Struck. Both the Boys' and Girls' Championships will be 54-hole stroke play competitions. The Boys' features a cut to the low 60 players and ties following 36 holes. Due to a limited field, no cut will occur after 36 holes for the Girls'. During rounds one and two, the zone and club team competitions will be contested.
Psycho Acoustic Ceili Band Perform!
Vancouver Morris Men Dance Downtown!
ARMITAGE AND PATEMAN JOIN TOWN COUNCIL
Preliminary election results have been released by Chief Election Officer Shirley McMahon for the August by-election. Ballots cast for Mayor in the August 1st Advance Pool saw Frank Armitage with 146 and Rosemary Doughty with 44. Armitage added 402 in the August 11th General Voting Day to 126 for Doughty. The totals from both voting dates saw Frank Armitage with 548 and Rosemary Doughty with 170. In the vote for Councillor Doug Pateman had 106 to Rob Rubis' 84 at the Advance Poll (August 1) with Pateman adding another 330 votes to Rubis' 198 on election day (August 11). The totals from both voting dates saw Doug Pateman with 436 and Rob Rubis with 282. These preliminary results are based on ballot accounts prepared at each of the voting locations and are subject to determination of official election results by the Chief Election Officer.
SEXTING MINOR LEADS TO JAIL
Brian Richard Crites, age 47, of Princeton, appeared in Provincial Court on August 9, 2012 for sentencing on a charge of communicating via computer to lure a child under age 18. Crites had entered a guilty plea to the charge on February 9, 2012, but sentencing was delayed for the purpose of preparing a pre-sentence report and psychiatric evaluation report. The charge arose on January 22, 2011, when the mother of a 12 year old girl contacted local RCMP to complain of a man texting her daughter and engaging in an inappropriate conversation that was sexual in nature. Later, an officer in possession of the girl's cell phone received a text message from Crites. The officer pretended to be the girl and engaged in a conversation involving sexual content. The pre-sentence report said Crites was not taking a lot of responsibility for his behaviour, saying he got 'suckered into' texting the child. The psychiatric report indicated Crites accepted the fact that his behaviour was against the law but did not indicate that he understood why. The victim impact statement reported the girl had significant problems as a result of the incident. Although the section of the Criminal Code refers to luring of a child via internet, a cell phone text message is included in the definition. Crown Counsel asked that Crites be sentenced to one year in jail followed by a three year probation. Defense argued against this sentence, asking for a sentence to be served in the community. At one point, he disagreed with some comments in the victim impact statement questioning the credibility and stability of the child. Both Crown and Defense reviewed a number of other cases and judges' decisions before Judge Sinclair retired to review the evidence, reports, and make his decision. Judge Sinclair presented his decision in detail, saying there was no issue regarding a jail term. He read into the record the phone texts from Crites in which Crites describes sexual activities he would do with the child. Judge Sinclair commented that the conduct of Crites "is abhorrent to the public" and went on to say "children must be protected from harm". Crites was sentenced to nine months in jail followed by two years probation. The conditions included sex offender treatment. Crites will be placed on a sex offender registry for 10 years, and his DNA will go into a national databank. Many other conditions were given for his probationary period following his release from jail.
A Quick Dip Cools You Off!
When the temperature hovers above 25C on a regular basis, the place to go for many to cool off is the Similkameen River. It is not unusual to see people swimming and tubing along the river. One popular location is Bromley Rock Provincial Park located about 20-kilometres East of Princeton. In addition to camping, fishing and swimming, many also use the site for diving into the river.
Accident Closes Highway 3!
Photo: Colette Houle
A semi trailer load of lumber dumped on Highway 3 August 1st closed the route for hours. The semi driver was pulled from the cab of his truck by a passer-by and others moved quickly to uncover a vehicle buried by the dumped load. Keremeos RCMP confirmed August 8th that there were no serious injuries resulting from the incident.
SOS HOSTS ER MEETING
Save Our Similkameen (SOS) is hosting a community information meeting to bring residents up to date on local emergency services. "There have been questions and concerns within our community about the ER situation," SOS President Solana Allison told the News Leader. A deadline of August 1st was in place for reinstating full-time ER service but the team of community stakeholders working on the problem has encountered a number of hurdles along the way. "It's a complex issue, even at this point," Allison says. So in order to keep residents informed, SOS chose to host a meeting to cover all details and timelines and share what has been happening. "The meeting is to shed some light on what the journey has been to date and where we have to go to achieve the end goal of full-time 24/7 ER service at Princeton General Hospital." The community information meeting is planned for Friday, August 10th at 7:00 PM in the Seniors Citizens Branch 30 Hall. For more information contact the Save Our Hospital Coalition office at 250.295.6595 or drop into the office at 259 Vermilion Avenue weekdays between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
PIONEER DESCENDANTS MEET
Descendants of James Joseph Jameson and his wife, Jenny, met July 28 at the old home property of James' son, Walter, near Hedley. Four generations were represented from widely diverse locations. They came from Merritt, Princeton, Hedley, Keremeos, Vernon and Armstrong in British Columbia, and from Oroville, Omak, and Everett, Washington. One of Walter's descendants, Fern Hanson, traveled from Phoenix, Arizona. Members of the family were joined by friends of the family. Maurice and Marge Jameson were guests of honour for the occasion and everyone appreciated the gracious blessing Marge gave at an outdoor supper by the river. Arrangements for the gathering were made by Cecilia Louis-Ralston, a descendant of Walter Jameson, and her husband Bruce, with everyone else pitching in to assist where they could. One member of the family brought the Jameson family tree prepared by Gary Walthers, and family members searched through the more than 700 names to find their own leaf on the tree. The gathering will be well-remembered by all who attended.
Horse Rescue Team Hits Rock Creek!
Photo: Gena Sandli
What do you do when you stumble upon 20 mares and foals who look as if they have been left to starve? For most people in southern British Columbia, the only place to call is Outbackjacks Horse Rescue in Princeton. The Princeton team were called out to a location near Rock Creek to assess a situation that could only be described as cruel and inhuman punishment on dozens of horses. The team got RCMP and SPCA involved and are continuing to monitor the situation.
Tulameen Fire Dept. Fundraiser!


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BHS Senior Receives Foreign Language Award
In Students, featured on February 19, 2016
Bangor High School Senior Tyler DeFroscia has been chosen by the Foreign Language Association of Maine (FLAME) to receive their Student Recognition Award for 2016 for his passion for and achievement in both French and Chinese, along with his involvement in and service to his school and community. Mr. DeFroscia will be honored at the FLAME annual conference in Portland in March.
"Tyler's language skills are peerless, and his commitment to both his own education and the learning climate at Bangor High School are beyond compare," said Marisue Schuiling, Modern Languages Department Chair. "He embodies the excellence that this award denotes."
This is the second consecutive honor for a Bangor High School student, with Sam Kenney '15 receiving the same award in 2015.
FLAME is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote and improve the teaching and study of foreign languages and cultures. The FLAME Student Recognition Award is an annual award given to a student who has studied a minimum of four years of at least one foreign language and has a record of outstanding scholarship and service to the school.
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Tripadvisor's Favourite - The little Elm has opened its doors in September 2014 and has skyrocketed to high popularity among residents and tourists on Lanzarote. It is British owned and operated by Tim and Alan who guarantee the freshest food from local Lanzarote markets. If you visit the island then come and try this little gem called LITTLE ELM.
located above the CC La Penita you will find the Little Elm just next to door to the famous Music Hall Tavern upstairs off small bars and right at the beginning of the strip.


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Queen fury: Joe Biden warned against making same 'major faux pas' as Trump with Monarch | Royal | News (Reports)
Joe Biden's first meeting with the Queen is "set to be quite a big event", according to a royal commentator. 9Honey's Natalie Oliveri spoke about the possibility of the Monarch and new US President being able to visit each other this year. She stressed that Mr Biden was unlikely to make a similar "faux pas" that former leader Donald Trump suffered during his state visit.
Ms Oliveri told viewers: "Joe Biden is expected to travel to the UK in June for the G7 Summit.
"The Queen is said to be hosting the US President at Buckingham Palace along with the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall and also Prince William and Kate.
"The last US presidential visit was, of course, Donald Trump in 2019.
"He made a major faux pas by walking in front of the Queen."
READ MORE: Queen 'drawing up plans' to 'cement special relationship' with Biden
She continued: "You always have to stay behind the Queen.
"But I don't think we'll be seeing any faux pas from Joe Biden.
"This is set to be quite a big event because of the coronavirus lockdown.
"It will be nice to see the Queen out and about again if this does happen."
No one outranks the Monarch, so no one is allowed to walk in front of her.
This goes for the rest of the Royal Family too, including Prince Philip, who has to stay a few paces behind his wife.
However, Debrett's noted that this rule is a bit less cut-and-dry when it comes to other heads of states from countries not affiliated with the Commonwealth.
It is not strictly required for an American president to let the Queen go first, but it is considered polite and often expected.
Therefore Mr Trump's blunder is still seen as breaking etiquette.
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Step one: The truth of our lives is in our actions. Simply put, we are what we do, and attempting to flee from our actions won't help anyone. Thoughts, visions, dreams, and internal reckonings are necessary elements of action, but alone they don't suffice. The truth is that words (and thoughts and dreams, etc.) are cheap, but be sure to choose well what you do, because regrets come cheaply, too.
Step two: If you're a receiver in a football game, and you're running for a pass, do what you need to catch the ball and don't think about what will happen next. If you think about anything but catching it, you'll drop the ball, even it hits you in the chest. Same goes for trying to catch a fly in baseball, or in the kitchen, for that matter. Or shooting hoops. Or writing something great – if you spend your time thinking about what this contribution to thought and science will get you, then you'll produce something that will get you nowhere. When you take your eyes off what you're doing in order to see what's around, what to expect, what dangers or bonuses are lurking in the environs – when you start thinking about what you might get – you'll stop doing (see step one) – and you'll mess it up.
Step three: You can now experience what happens when everything – in this case nothing – contains its opposite and you reap your reward. The reward is everything, but like truth, this comes with some unspoken qualifiers that actually make everything, in this case, much more rich and interesting. Get everything that you truly need. The Rolling Stones' song is quite right, but there's even more at stake. Get everything that you truly need, because anything else is too much and will kill you. Which implies the following sub-step: Don't take everything you get. Too drastic? Abundance is the wellspring of dead-living.
True riches come to us without asking. They are in the things we cannot see, prove, or make tangible in any permanent way.
I disagree with your Step Two.
Taking your eye off the ball for a minute isn't going to lose you the game… what's required is acquiring the skill of peripheral vision and foresight based on repetitive behavior… pattern recognition based on a myriad & plethora of data.
FEEL your field of vision. Your senses define themselves from there.
That's the way I play, anyway.
It's funny, Michelle, before I even saw your comment I opened up the comment box to disagree with step 2, and I thought your form of disagreement was extremely insightful.
What I was going to say, maybe now blended in with what you said: in real life, motives are rarely so pure. It's true that if you are focused on external reward totally exclusively of the joy in action, you are unlikely to be all that satisfied–though even then you might still do something useful–and you run the risk of compromising your effort for external reward. But people are status-seeking and affiliative animals; it's rare that someone undertakes a challenging endeavor without a thought to how it will affect their relationships in the world. I'm about to become an academic, a scientist of sorts.* Science is a social institution, and the vast majority of its practitioners are partly motivated by a status competition. This motive can be de- or con-structive; it has to be channeled.
Anyway, I agree with you, Michelle, that doing something well, or doing good, involves cultivating good habits, and because they are habits, you can move in and out of perfect immersion, go on autopilot if you have to.
I'm not one to issue a blanket prohibition on didactic rules (which would be a self-contradiction), but I find them slightly at odds with this blog's commitment to uncertainty. But then, maybe a blog devoted to indeterminacy has to veer from questioning into didacticism in order to maintain its commitments.
I'm skeptical of three, too, but I don't think I understand it well enough to react.
*I say "of sorts" because some people don't like to call my discipline a science. But then, I'm entering an area of my discipline that most people would intuitively classify as "science." This says more about the poverty of people's intuitions than it does about the clear division between my area and the other parts of my discipline.
Thanks much for the comments. I've gotten some similar questions from a couple of other readers who've brought them to me outside of "comments." What follows are some thoughts that emerged in reading your comments, making me think about what I was thinking of in the writing … these reflections are no defense of the post but really the kind of dialogue I had hoped to find when I started doing this.
The intent wasn't didactic absolutism, but rather to clear the cobwebs of distraction and caution that hinder movement and decision-making. It's about doing something for the purpose of doing it, instead of for the gain — the notion that you can't get what you really want unless you give it up. I agree of course that we're social animals and seek approval and affinity; I feel like I've built the best relationships with other people, however, when I just went off being myself instead of thinking about what others want or like.
I meant to be writing about openness to the world instead of preoccupation with one's own concerns. I think my reason for this is a sense that too often people (me and many others, though not everyone, of course) forget to trust their inner selves. We calculate too much, and that's when we cease being what's really beautiful about people.
I have been catching up on your posts…you are an amazing writer.


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Q: zlib gzwrite not writing entire file C I'm currently trying to transfer a .tar.gz file from a server to a client through sockets in C but I'm running into an error where reading from a tar.gz with gzopen + gzread and writing it to a new tar.gz file with gzwrite fails results in a tar.gz file that's corrupted and not even the same size as the original.
At first I thought it was something to do with my socket logic, but I tested it on a smaller scale and just read and immediately wrote it to the same directory and even then the error persists. The following is some example code to demonstrate the issue:
gzFile gz = gzopen("tar.tar.gz", "r");
// tar.tar contains one text file, tarred with "tar -cvf tar.tar text.txt"
// tar.tar.gz created with "gzip tar.tar"
struct stat st;
stat("tar.tar.gz", &st);  // get size
unsigned int gz_buffer_size = st.st_size;
printf(".gz size: %d\n", gz_buffer_size);
unsigned char *gz_buffer = malloc(gz_buffer_size);
gzread(gz, buffer, buffer_size);
gzclose(gz);

gzFile test = gzopen("test.tar.gz", "w");
printf("wrote to test: %d\n", gzwrite(test, gz_buffer, gz_buffer_size));
gzclose(test);

Upon running the above, the program prints to stdout that the size of my .gz is 169 bytes and even gzwrite prints that it wrote 169 bytes to the new .gz file. So why is it that when I then run
stat -c %s test.tar.gz I get that the size of test.tar.gz is 24?

A: A few things here:

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*You're statting a compressed file to get its size, and reading some number of uncompressed bytes from it. You don't provide any definition or initialization of buffer_size, but you're probably not reading the entire file, just a portion of it.

*You're completely ignoring gzread()'s return value so you don't know how many bytes were actually read.

*You're reading into buffer and writing gz_buffer, which is uninitialized.

*You're then compressing and writing that uninitialized memory to another file. gzwrite() returns the number of bytes compressed, not the length of the compressed fragment (Which it can't know because of things like blocks, padding etc. that depend on future writes if any). It's not unreasonable that 169 uncompressed bytes goes down to 24 compressed bytes.

*You're not doing any error checking; all of your functions should have checks to make sure they succeeded before doing anything with what they return/set.


Rigoberto Urán is currently racing his fourth season with the team. The 32-year-old produced our most successful Tour de France campaign to date when he finished a close second to Chris Froome (Team Sky) at the 2017 Tour de France.
Rigo has won 16 races in his 13 years as a professional, including a stage of the 2013 Giro d'Italia and a stage of the 2017 Tour de France. He has twice finished second overall at the Giro. He earned the silver medal at the 2012 London Olympic Games Road Race.
The Colombian is the first to note that his most important results are his series of second-place finishes rather than his race wins. He hopes to change that in the upcoming seasons. Signed to EF Education First through the 2020 season, Rigo aims to put argyle atop the podium in Paris, and the team is fully prepared to back Rigo in pursuit of his biggest goals.
What's one thing you never travel without?
My favorite city is Medellín.
I really like vacations that involve the beach, the ocean. I'd like to go to Bali.
What's the first important cycling moment of your career that you can remember?
My first cycling moment was something special, many years ago. 2001. I was in a cycling school in Urrao, and I was running a time trial and I didn't know what that was. So they had told me that I had to go from one place to another, as fast as possible. It's one of those moments that I remember starting out on my bike, and I beat all the other kids that ran that trial. I'm talking about the year 2001. So it's very fun.


The cool thing about a Tuscany faucet is that whether you are looking for a kitchen faucet, or a bathroom faucet, in Tuscan decorating, you can actually get away with the faucet of your choice! The type of faucet I typically recommend in Tuscan kitchen design are bridge faucets. They look awesome with apron sinks, as they clearly have that farmhouse feel and look to them. These faucets come in a variety of finishes, too. It pretty much is your preference as to what finish to choose, whatever compliments your personal design style. Brushed nickel is always nice for a lavatory faucet, while my favorite finishes for a Tuscan kitchen faucet is Oil Rubbed Bronze.
There's something about a large oil rubbed bronze bridge faucet that seems to make a sink area speak loud. In the kitchen, the sink area is "the new gathering spot". With that said, I usually recommend this type of faucet because a big large sink area needs a big large faucet to balance it out. Bridge faucets in general seem to command their presence. Tuscan decor and design seems to command its presence too! Heck, the word "TUSCAN" sounds extremely commanding! Right?!
Narrator: "TUS-CAN", she says in a deep, commanding voice!
I enjoy hanging out on Plumber Surplus' website to go through the different faucets. The amount of supply that they carry in these products is amazing. They definitely have the best prices by far, so I'm almost always sending clients there, as well as my own shopping is done there. Visit Plumber Surplus to save some serious bucks and find the perfect Tuscany faucets and sinks for your Tuscan kitchen design and bathroom scheme. A good example would be something like Kingston Brass KS1145PX Heritage Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with 2 Riser, 8 Spread, Oil Rubbed Bronze types of Tuscany Kitchen Faucets.