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Maybe you collect white ironstone or transferware?
Perhaps vintage and antique canes?
Do you collect antique mortar and pestle sets?
Whatever it is you love to group, please consider sharing it here!
Sugar&spiceinthelandofballsandsticks blog gave out this Christmas.
Flannel footie pajamas that are a holiday tradition from Connie LOU at AMidwestFarmersDaughter blog.
by helping to set up antique and vintage holiday scenes in the town hall. Spectacular!
to give to loved ones during the holidays.
to include these sweet little glittered birds!
Thanks for hosting this Alison...I think it will be really fun. I always appreciate suggestions for post ideas! Hope you have a lovely 2012.
I brought my tole trays over today! Thanks for hosting this fun party.
So pleased to be able to join this fun party!
Happy New Year Allison, wishing you all the best life has to offer!
Your collections are all so amazing!! Love it all....I do have some transferware in blue and white and silver, anything silver I love!
And there are always new collections on my horizon. I cannot wait to participate one day in one of this linky parties (once I move)!
Allison, thank you for featuring my hot chocolate spoons from last month's linky party!! Let me know when your next month's party comes along. I'm not prepared this time. However, I loved seeing your collections. That pretty soup tureen that you have with the brown shamrocks...I have the set of dishes in the blue!! Happy New Year blessings to you.
This is the first I've heard about your adorable meme and I WILL be here for the next. I am putting your meme button on my side so I won't forget. I am OLDEN and tend to forget my name sometimes.
Your collections are awesome and that house you live in is a DREAM. So beautiful.
I am glad to be here, following.
Thanks for hosting this fun party! Hope it's okay I posted two collections. If I had more time (it wasn't the holidays!) I would have shared things I collect that aren't Christmas.
Loved seeing your neat collections!
Have a great New Year's day.
Hi Alison! What a wonderful way to start the new year! I am so happy to be linking up with you. I collect antique canes (and umbrellas, and rackets) too. Are you sure we were not sisters in another life? Looking forward to the first of next month to join you once again!!
Alison, you have some great collections. I will be joining tomorrow.
Happy NEw Year!!! Hope you had a fab holiday and time with family!! Thank you so much for hosting this par-tay!!
Thanks for hosting the party! I'm looking forward to seeing what people collect.
Great pics from your various collections dear Alyson. Thanks for hosting, this sure is a fun one! I will be joining later too with my new cloches to add to my new collection...and of course dishes!
Happy New Year Alison! I am finally digging out from the Holiday & spent this morning drinking coffee, eating fudge & catching up on a months worth of your beautiful blog! I feel all Christmassy again seeing the beauty of Polohouse for the holidays.
Edited- I removed my links to my collections- oops- did not understand that they were only for blog links! Sorry!
What took me so long to find you?! You had me at the vintage trophy collection! I too am a huge collector of vintage things. I shared my dining room (with 5 collections) and my decanter collection today. Following along!
Alison, you are the collector's collector! I managed to join, I think... Pretty soon, I'm going to be a party animal!
What a great theme for a link party! I'm enjoying seeing everyone's collections. I'll have to come back later to see the rest. Thanks! Happy New Year!
Hi Alison, Love your idea for your new party! I'm sorry to be so late but the holidays have me behind so I'm sharing a previous post. I love all of your photos, you have some amazing collections. I will add your button to my sidebar.
Wishing you and your family the very best in the New Year.
So fun to show collections...you will have to do this one again for us uh..hoarders...uh, no treasure keepers!!
I had a dickens of a time today trying to download my pics...I hate that...but I finally was able to do it one pic at a time!!
Hi Alison, Happy New Year! I swoon over loving cups but don't own any:( I have a few collections but no photos of them! (Bad blogger, I know.) Maybe next week? Hope you had a great holiday!
I just discovered your "Favorites on the First" linky party and it sounds like so much fun! I have collections of collections around here and if it were not so late I would photograph some and post. But for now, I will enjoy everyone else's posts and join up on Feb. 1!
Hi, I just discovered you from a friends blog. I love all of your collections. I collect too many things, but I had already published a post with some of my whites so I am sharing it. Thanks for such a fun party. Now a new follower.
what a great idea to host a collection party. I am happy to be part of it. Your collection photos are so nice. I love the egg collection on transferware. Cute idea.
Love your site..I am a new fan! Just love looking at everyone's "favorite things" Thank you for hosting this. Loved participating.
Alison Happy New Years to you and yours!
I love seeing the wonderful collections!! I must get some good images taken for your next event!
Alison, I missed your party! I forgot! I remember seeing that you were going to have one, and I was going to do a post about my perfume bottle collection. Oh, well. I'll join next time. I've enjoyed seeing everyone else's collections, though!
:D Thanks for featuring my post. I love this party, and I want to join in a little late, probably tomorrow morning. I have been living in the laundry room today!!!
I just linked-up. Sorry I am so late to the party! I wanted to share my small Mosaicwares collection today.
Thanks again for hosting! I cannot wait to see what others posted.
Thank you so much for hosting this collection of collections! LOL! I am visiting from Kim's Savvy Style!
I'm a little late, but did not want to miss out on your party! You have some wonderful collections.
Today I'm concentrating on one of my collections and sharing a few vintage photographs. Thanks for hosting such a fun party!
We are having a contest at The 2 Seasons for a $50 gift card to The Container Store. One of the three ways to win is to mention it on your blog and then leave a comment that you did. Thanks!!
Happy New Year, Alison! Thanks for spotlighting my phone cover pick, and for hosting this party. It's been such a crazy few weeks, I'm so glad to be able to have been able to join in on the fun.


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Oil seems to be in limbo at the moment, with investors jostling for position before the OPEC meeting.
Will they reduce output or won't they?
The energy sector certainly seems to be hotly anticipating the answer to that question.
Questions remain over gold as spread trading investors look to digest multiple underlying issues including the strong dollar, low inflation, and prospective interest rate hikes.
However, the Christmas period may see a rise in bullion purchasing and the bulls will be looking to push the market past $1,200, a potentially important level.
There was not a great deal of movement for US crude yesterday as it held its ground from the close of play on Tuesday, settling at $74.58.
Even this could be considered a win, however, given that US crude stockpiles surprisingly increased by 2.6 million barrels, against expectations for a 660,000 barrel reduction.
The gold market gave back most of the gains made on Tuesday after the minutes from the latest Fed meeting.
Gold, which is often seen as a hedge against inflation, resumed its fall on growing concern that inflation expectations are sliding.
And with Yellen holding strong on interest rate rises, investors aren't dipping into their pockets just yet.
WTI futures dropped by 0.6% overnight amidst ongoing doubt that OPEC will reduce its output targets.
Analysts have speculated that if demand remains at such a low level and OPEC does not intervene by cutting production, we could see a further $10 reduction in price.
Gold closed more than $16 higher on Tuesday, as buyers saw an opportunity for a bargain.
Russia was the lead investor yesterday, considerably adding to their reserves.
This could denote an increase in demand for physical bullion and jewellery, which might help curb the huge losses seen this year.
Pressure is mounting on WTI as the same oversupply story continues to repeat itself.
However, the issue which is dividing traders at the moment is whether OPEC will cut its supply targets at its next meeting to combat falling prices.
Some believe that they will have to because of the loss of revenue, whereas others feel that it wouldn't be in their best interest to cut supply as they chase market share.
With central banks promoting growth and strengthening the dollar, gold is still up against the wall.
However, the metal has managed to remain fairly strong following its rally at the back end of last week.
US crude oil followed its recent trend by dropping 0.7% overnight.
Investors are solely focused on OPECs meeting next week, however, with little indication of a production cut, oil is back on its slippery slope to the downside.
The gold market has finally shown some positive signs as it holds near a two week high.
Many traders still have doubts over the long-term price of gold, given the outlook of the dollar.
However, with the end of year in mind, there seems to have been a reduction in short covering, implying some optimistic sentiment for the metal.


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Live and Let Die is the third and final studio album by the American hip hop duo Kool G Rap & DJ Polo. It was released on November 24, 1992, via Cold Chillin' Records. The album features guest appearances from Big Daddy Kane, Bushwick Bill, Ice Cube and Scarface. The singles "Ill Street Blues" and "On The Run" both received consistent airplay on Yo! MTV Raps, and BET's Rap City upon the album's release.

Warner Bros. Records eventually refused to distribute Live and Let Die as part of its deal with Cold Chillin' Records because of the album's lyrical content and cover art. It is not known if a Warner Bros. catalogue number was ever assigned to the release. Live and Let Die remained out of print until it was re-released and remastered with various bonus material in August 2008 by Traffic Entertainment Group, the current owners of the Cold Chillin' catalog. Over the years, several music critics have hailed it as an underground classic, due to Kool G Rap's intricate lyricism, and Sir Jinx's production.

Compared to the lyrical themes on the duo's previous albums, this album features an even greater focus on hardcore gangsta and mafioso rap lyrics. The violence and sexual content are much more graphic than on any previous Kool G Rap & DJ Polo album. Most of the songs feature vivid stories of some sort, many of them related to organized crime (especially the singles "On the Run" and "Ill Street Blues") and violent street crime ("Train Robbery", "Two to the Head"). There are also sex raps ("Operation CB", "Fuck U Man"), horrorcore stories ("Straight Jacket", "Edge of Sanity"), and even some socio-political commentary similar to Public Enemy and Boogie Down Productions ("Crime Pays"). The songs "Home Sweet Home", "Fuck U Man" and "Still Wanted Dead or Alive" act as sequels, respectively, to the songs "Streets of New York", "Talk Like Sex" and "Wanted: Dead or Alive" from the previous album.

Conception

Background
After the release of Wanted: Dead or Alive tensions arouse between Kool G Rap and Eric B. Rather than using the same formula that he used on his two previous albums, Kool G Rap decided to give Live and Let Die a cinematic feel with each song telling a different story and providing backdrops for the respective scenes. He recruited several non-East Coast artists to assist him on the album, such as West Coast emcee Ice Cube and his cohort, producer Sir Jinx, and Southern emcees such as Scarface and Bushwick Bill (from the Geto Boys). Although the album was originally intended to be released in 1991; its original release encountered several dilemmas due to record label issues, and the album's controversial content. Cold Chillin' Records, which was Kool G Rap and DJ Polo's main record label, was caught up in a legal battle with fellow Cold Chillin' artist Biz Markie over sampling rights, and Warner Bros. Records, which was its distributor, was involved in the Ice-T "Cop Killer" controversy. Due to Live and Let Die's cover art and song content, both labels were reluctant to give the album a release, as they didn't want to get themselves into any more legal troubles.  While the project was on hold, Kool G Rap spent almost one year re-writing and recording until the LP was finally released in late 1992.

Recording
The recording and writing process began in 1991 in Los Angeles, and continued into 1992. The album is considered by many to be the East Coast AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted, being that it takes the same approach that Ice Cube took with writing, recording, and collaborating with, and in a coast that he didn't reside (AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted was recorded in New York, and features several non-West coast artists, namely Public Enemy and its production team the Bomb Squad, though Ice Cube was a California native and resident—Live and Let Die was recorded in California and features several non-East Coast artists, by G Rap, a New Yorker).

Cover art
The original cover was to display Kool G Rap and DJ Polo robbing a bank, with the photo being in black and white through a surveillance camera's perspective. This concept was eventually dismissed, as every bank said that they would not allow them to take such a graphic photo in their buildings. The second option was to have a photo of Kool G Rap and DJ Polo hopping inside a van with sacks of money and guns. Although this idea was more promising, being that this photo would cost less, and they could easily do it inside a photo studio, there was a new policy that record labels were taking at that time, which didn't allow weapons on album covers. The third and final option was thought of by photographer George Dubose. The cover depicts Kool G Rap and DJ Polo in a warehouse dangling raw meat in front of a pair of rottweilers, whose leashes are tied to the legs of a pair of chairs, on top of which are two Tactical Narcotics Taskforce agents in nooses. It insinuates that as Kool G Rap and DJ Polo tease the dogs with the food, they run, pulling out the chairs and strangling the two under covers. The album was eventually shelved because of this, and remained out of print until it was re-released in August 2008.

Reception

Critical response

Although Live and Let Die didn't receive the same amount of commercial success and attention as some of Kool G Rap's other releases, it is widely favored among fans and critics alike. Andy Kellman of AllMusic gave the album 4 ½ out of 5 stars, and stated; "A strong case could be made for Live and Let Die as Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's crowning achievement". He also went on to say that "The album is one story after another that draws you in without fail, and they come at you from several angles. Whether pulling off a train heist, venting sexual frustration, analyzing his psychosis, or lording over the streets, G Rap is a pro at holding a captive audience. All die-hard East Coast rap fans, especially followers of the Notorious B.I.G., owe it to themselves to get real familiar with this album". Jeff Chang from Trouser Press gave the album a favorable review and complimented the chemistry between Kool G Rap and producer Sir Jinx, as well as the album's overall lyricism and production.

Track listing

Personnel
Nathaniel "Kool G Rap" Wilson – main artist, producer (tracks: 1-8, 11-14, 16-17)
Thomas "DJ Polo" Pough – main artist
Antonio "Big Daddy Kane" Hardy – featured artist (track 7)
O'Shea "Ice Cube" Jackson – featured artist (track 17)
Brad "Scarface" Jordan – featured artist (track 17)
Richard "Bushwick Bill" Shaw – featured artist (track 17)
Anthony "Sir Jinx" Wheaton – producer (tracks: 1-8, 11-14, 16-17)
Trackmasters – producers (tracks: 9, 10, 15)
George DuBose – photography

Charts

References

External links
Live and Let Die at Discogs

1992 albums
Kool G Rap albums
Mafioso rap albums
Cold Chillin' Records albums
Gangsta rap albums by American artists
Albums recorded at Westlake Recording Studios
Albums produced by Trackmasters

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Q: Python Basics - Comparing 2 Arrays I've been set the task to design a small game which includes a text file which is 'encrypted' and a 'decrypted' version of the text file. The user is shown the 'encrypted' list (which has been read in and appended to an array) with some clues e.g. A = # (I'm using a dictionary to store possible values of the symbols.)
My problem is: I have created the whole game but i have added an option to my menu to allow the End-User to compare the words they have substituted in with the 'decrypted' list (also read into an array) to see if they have completed the game.
I have tried the following code and have tested the game through to me being 100% sure the words were identical and the Python Shell printed "Sorry! Try Again!"
Here's The Code:
def compareFiles():
    for eachLine in range(len(rsef)):
        if rsef[eachLine] == rssf[eachLine]:
            print("Congratulations! Puzzle Solved!")
        else:
            print("Sorry! Try Again!")
            secMenu()

For Context:
secMenu() is my menu
rsef is my 'encrypted' array
rssf is the 'decrypted' array which i want to compare to.
EDIT:
Which Option Would You Like To Choose?
Option Number: 1
--------------------------------
1. View The Encrypted Words With Some Clues.

A+/084&"
A3MANA+
8N203:
,1$&
!-MN
.A7&33&
AMA71N
&-&641'2
A))85
9&330M

This is the Sorted List:
Which Option Would You Like To Choose?
Option Number: 5

ACQUIRED
ALMANAC
INSULT
JOKE
HYMN
GAZELLE
AMAZON
EYEBROWS
AFFIX
VELLUM

A: Here's to check if all items in both lists are identical:
def compareFiles():
    if rsef == rssf:
        print("Congratulations! Puzzle Solved!")
    else:
        print("Sorry! Try Again!")
        secMenu()

If you insist on looping, the one below :)
def compareFiles():
    for eachLine in range(len(rsef)):
        if rsef[eachLine] != rssf[eachLine]:
            print("Sorry! Try Again!")
            secMenu()
            return 0 #exit the function, use this if you need it.

        print("Congratulations! Puzzle Solved!")


Zaharakos, the 1900 ice cream parlor and soda fountain here in Columbus, Indiana, where we call home, is that sort of place. I've written about Zaharakos here and for Visit Indiana, but I've never felt like I've done it justice. And during this season of good cheer, it's all decked out in its holiday finest, making it even harder to describe.
So this time around, I went with video and put this little ditty together for the Columbus Visitors Center, where I've been blogging regularly over the last few months. My video skills could use some work too, but at least its a new take on one of our favorite spots.
Yes, you saw that correctly, I do in fact feed my baby ice cream. These kids won't grow big and strong on fruits and veggies alone. In fact, a giant serving of their chocolate ice cream was the last thing I ate before having Little Arrow a year ago!
Here are a few other photos from our recent visit.
I think my favorite part of Zaharakos' atmosphere is the chairs. It makes me really nostalgic for the ice cream shop my family went to when I was a little girl. And I love that I'm giving the Arrows those same memories.
Someday he'll love me enough to look at the camera and smile.
This post is a part of Photo Friday at Delicious Baby and Friday Daydreamin' at R We There Yet Mom?
Don't forget to check out my Passports with Purpose prize, an Ergobaby Carrier and Travel Pack!
We went to Zaharako's last Sat. after we checked out the kidsCommons. The candy cane ice cream was AWESOME!
Our oldest daughter's first ever food was ice cream! It wasn't anything as fancy as this place, but I think it makes for an ideal starting food in life.


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Q: Firebase: Firebase App named '[DEFAULT]' already exists with different options or config (app/duplicate-app) I am a newbie, and I am stuck. I don`t know what to do. My browser is showing that fire store is not able to connect to the backend. This is my code :

import firebase from 'firebase/compat/app';
import 'firebase/compat/auth';
import 'firebase/compat/firestore';
import 'firebase/compat/storage';
import {initializeApp} from 'firebase/app'

const firebaseConfig = initializeApp({
  apiKey: "AIzaSyA9BnlX96fMf7XiUVCFRsoQzG8DGERJkeY",
  authDomain: "disneyplus-clone-a33d5.firebaseapp.com",
  projectId: "disneyplus-clone-a33d5",
  storageBucket: "disneyplus-clone-a33d5.appspot.com",
  messagingSenderId: "37918794208",
  appId: "1:37918794208:web:dbe9842dfe1dda522a4b85",
  measurementId: "G-DRVLJKWRWG",
});

const firebaseApp = firebase.initializeApp(firebaseConfig);
const db = firebaseApp.firestore();
const auth = firebase.auth();
const provider = new firebase.auth.GoogleAuthProvider();
const storage = firebase.storage();

export { auth, provider, storage };
export default db;

And if i delete the initializeApp from const firebaseConfig it gives my the following error:
@firebase/firestore: Firestore (9.2.0): Could not reach Cloud Firestore backend. Connection failed 1 times. Most recent error: FirebaseError: [code=permission-denied]: Permission denied on resource project disneyplus-clone-a33d5.
This typically indicates that your device does not have a healthy Internet connection at the moment. The client will operate in offline mode until it is able to successfully connect to the backend.
Hope you can help me. Thank you !

A: I got this error after messing with my firebase project (in the firebase console). In the end I discovered that my firebase_options.dart file was outdated, so I had to run
flutterfire configure
in order to regenerate those option files and then my problem was solved...

A: can you try this workaroun. let me know if this helps
const firebaseApp = firebase.initializeApp(firebaseConfig);
const db = firebaseApp.firestore();
//workaround
db.settings({ experimentalForceLongPolling: true });

A: This is what I did

*

*Create a file called firebase.tsx and add this

// firebase.tsx
import { initializeApp, getApp } from "firebase/app";

const firebaseConfig = {
    // firebaseconfig keys
};

const app = initializeApp(firebaseConfig);

export { app };

*Then where ever you want to use any firebase features you can just import the app like this

import {app} from './your/path/to/firebase.tsx'
const db = getFirestore(app);

and then use it as a normal firebase.
P.S This works for firebase v9

A: I faced this issue when I changed the firebase project in firebase console for my REACT NATIVE ANDROID APP.
to fix this issue there is a needs to clean the builds and related files.
Steps:-

*

*cd android

*./gradlew clean or gradlew clean

*./gradlew cleanBuildCache

*npm run android

import firebase from 'firebase/compat/app';
import 'firebase/compat/auth';
import 'firebase/compat/firestore';
import 'firebase/compat/storage';
import {initializeApp} from 'firebase/app'

const firebaseConfig = initializeApp({
  apiKey: "AIzaSyA9BnlX96fMf7XiUVCFRsoQzG8DGERJkeY",
  authDomain: "disneyplus-clone-a33d5.firebaseapp.com",
  projectId: "disneyplus-clone-a33d5",
  storageBucket: "disneyplus-clone-a33d5.appspot.com",
  messagingSenderId: "37918794208",
  appId: "1:37918794208:web:dbe9842dfe1dda522a4b85",
  measurementId: "G-DRVLJKWRWG",
});

const firebaseApp = firebase.initializeApp(firebaseConfig);
const db = firebaseApp.firestore();
const auth = firebase.auth();
const provider = new firebase.auth.GoogleAuthProvider();
const storage = firebase.storage();

export { auth, provider, storage };
export default db;

A: Add this in Flutter
NOTE - Use this "Firebase.initializeApp" only Once in the entire Project.
// Wait for Default Firebase app to initialize
  if (Firebase.apps.isEmpty) {
  await Firebase.initializeApp(
    name: 'YourAPP',
    options: DefaultFirebaseOptions.currentPlatform,
  ).whenComplete(() {
    print("completedAppInitialize");
    // setState(() {});
  });
}


Market research for parents in our local communities.
Handed out at events and posted online. Data gathered by Springfield Area Parent Child Center annually to be used for reporting, planning, and to improve our programs. Thank you for your time!
* 1. What town do you live in?
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A singer often in need of a handy practice area, I sometimes vocalize in the subway (in addition to busking). The cathedral-like acoustics of these underground passages are friendly to the voice, and on my lunch break I can loosen my tie and warm up with some scales.
I have found a little cul-de-sac perfect for this at a station near work, out of the paths of the Midtown commuters rushing through. Passers-by who hear my tenor coloratura sometimes pop their heads around the corner in curiosity; some smile or wave. But I go there for the architecture, not the attention, and am generally left alone.
An indigent man once joined me in this space on a cold winter day. He began pulling out from under his clothing the newspapers he had been using to keep warm. Then he nervously hung around, fidgeting, muttering, wary of the newcomer in his territory. Finally he picked up his pile of litter and left.
A day or two later, an M.T.A. employee came sweeping through with his broom and dustpan. He, too, paused for a while, also newly aware of me. I sensed he had something to say, but I calmly stood my ground and sang my Schubert.
He thanked me for not urinating there (!), explaining that my hideaway was popular with, shall we say, the incorrigible and incontinent. Of course, someone — namely he — had to clean up these messes. The worker had noticed that my presence was keeping away offenders, making his job easier. He urged me to keep coming back. I took it as a compliment.
Two years later, I am suddenly thinking of that homeless man again. I have found a place to sing. Has he found a place to rest?


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Tencent Updates Progress of Preventing Minors' Addiction to Games
Источник: Gamespace
At the 2021 China Game Industry Annual Meeting today, Tencent revealed for the first time its counter-measures and changes after the government's recent policy regarding the prevention of minors from indulging in online games.
Zheng Lei, head of Tencent's minor protection system, said that, on average, 6.86 million accounts use facial recognition to login every day. Over 70% of the accounts that used facial recognition were subject to the anti-addiction supervision as these accounts were declined or failed the verification. The data is up to the month of November 2021.
Zheng Lei admitted Tencent hadn't proposed any complete solution, but that it would be engaged in the long-term exploration of solutions to the issue. Globally, many countries underwent twists and turns in the policies for the protection of minors, and spent more than a decade in improving the policies. At present, China is responding quickly from the perspective of policy and enterprises, but technical development is needed for future assistance.
Tencent Games is promoting cooperation in different ways. For example, the company has reached cooperation with smartphone makers to equip phones with growth guard platform modules. The company is also promoting the construction of a security guard platform together with the Ministry of Education and has cooperated with operators to install a template for minors on smartphones.
Tencent's Q3 financial report reflects some of the changes that have happened since the implementation of the policy on September 1, 2021. During the month of September, in Chinese market alone, the game time of minors only accounted for 0.7% of all gaming hours, significantly lower than the 6.4% in the same period last year. Meanwhile, minors accounted for 1.1% of the game revenue in the Chinese market, much lower than 4.8% in the same period last year.
Zheng Lei said that the change of data is not entirely due to the minor protection policy. In the future, the game industry will rely on the innovation of products, and focus more on the long-term trend of the industry.
He also said Tencent had set up a team to provide technical and implementation assistance through the Group's joint project team. Zheng added that this action cost as much as 100 million yuan to implement, but the company hasnot encountered any financial or approval obstacles when it was implemented.
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PLANT LIBRARY- Paperbush, Another Winter Blooming BEAUTY!
As a gardener, winter is typically not my favorite season. In my planting designs, I strive to provide year-round interest, so I get extremely excited when I find plant material that can provide benefits even during this challenging season. Edgeworthia chrysantha, also known as Paper Bush is a triple crown winner in the winter interest category!
While most of the winter bloomers I have found only have one unusual attribute, this deciduous shrub provides winter interest in multiple ways! Edgeworthia boasts great, showy bark, it is winter-blooming, and the beautiful waxy flowers are extremely fragrant! Edgeworthia is also in the Thymelaeaceae family, which makes it cousins with another fragrant winter bloomer, Daphne odora. In my experience, however, Edgeworthia has more interest and is much easier to grow than Daphne. Growing 3' -6' tall and 6' wide, I use Paper Bush in the landscape as a focal point shrub or small tree.
Originally from China, Paper Bush's attractive reddish-brown bark was used to make a high-grade paper. Edgeworthia's highest attribute, however, is its extremely fragrant flowers. The flowers emerge in December and appear on the bare branch ends. The flowers are 1-2" wide and are creamy white with yellow centers. These flowers, when fully emerged, perfume the air for long distances. Whether this is a 'pleasant' or 'putrid' fragrance is up for debate. Typically these blooms can be enjoyed from December until February. Once the dark blue-green leaves appear, they are fuzzy on top and have an attractive yellow fall color. Paper Bush is hardy in zones 7 to 9. In a sheltered location, it can be used in zone 6. Plant Edgeworthia in moderate shade, as its natural habitat is in forested areas, with a highly organic, moist soil.
Try this unusual beauty in your shade garden and see how its great attributes will add interest to your winter garden!
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This quote comes from Robert Smith, founder of private equity Firm Vista Equity Partners, and in it Smith has perfectly summed up business in the digital age.
Where capital, property and land were often key ingredients to generating wealth, Smith's argument is that wealth will be created through the power of ideas and innovation in the future. This recognition presents an opportunity for people who might never have considered an entrepreneurial career, to consider the value of their ideas and reap the rewards of innovation. It is worth noting that the wider point Smith makes is not just relevant to individuals or companies, but entire countries.


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Let's talk about 35 candles for TSN and the creation of the Man Cave
Tuesday morning coming down in 3, 2, 1…and, in honor of its 35th birthday, I was going to list 35 things I like best about TSN, but I stalled when I couldn't decide between Kaylyn Kyle's hair and Jeff O'Dog's butt cleavage and his food fight with Tradey…
Once upon a time, those of us who live in the colonies derisively referred to TSN as the Tranna Sports Network because, you know, it was like that old zen koan: If a tree falls outside the Republic of Tranna and there's no TSN camera crew on site to record it, does the tree actually fall?
But, hey, just look at TSN today. No longer Tranna-centric.
Except, of course, for the daily Drake updates during the NBA season, the daily updates on Auston Matthews' grooming habits, the daily Where's Mitch Watch (which is the offspring of last year's daily Where's Willy Boy Watch), the daily Mike Babcock speaks-but-says-nothing feature, the daily Vlad the Gifted still isn't speaking English report, the annual Day Of The Long Faces when they breathlessly and bitterly recount the night Wayne Gretzky used the blade of his hockey stick to part the hair on Doug Gilmour's chinny-chin-chin, and the annual retro look at the Joe Carter dinger.
So, ya, TNS remains on Tranna overload, but at least they now have a camera handy if a tree falls in the colonies. And they even let Sara Orlesky or Farhan Lalji talk about it.
Okay, just kidding. I like TSN. A lot. It's terrific, flaws and all.
Tradey up to no good.
I would rather, for example, listen to their natterbugs on all matters Planet Puckhead as opposed to the squawk boxes on Sportsnet, even if it means staring at O'Dog's butt crack while he's brawling over a bagel with Tradey.
I'd like to say the same about the Grid Guys, but they lost me last year when they morphed into teenage groupies with their cringeworthy, Beatlemania-like fawning over their favorite lousy quarterback, Johnny Manziel. By the end of the season, I believe Rod Black and Johnny Rotten were actually dating, although I haven't been able to confirm it. The Transcona Kid (that's Blackie) is still gushing over Johnny Train Wreck, so there'll be more therapy sessions and, hopefully, Dr. Phil can have him detoxed by the time the Canadian Football League playoffs commence.
In the meantime, they're celebrating 35 years on air, and I'd like to salute TSN with my personal Top 10 Reasons Why I Watch(ed):
Jim Van Mustache
10. Jim Van Horne, who let it be known in a recent tweet that he represented ground zero for TSN talking heads. "I was the first commentator hired by TSN. We hit the air 35 years ago today (Sept. 1). First media conference I went to with my TSN blazer was met with 'what the fuck is TSN?' I think the question has been answered. I had 17 yrs of fun there. Congrats to those who carry the banner proudly." I recall golfing with Jim Van Mustache and the late Billy Powers in a charity tournament during the early 1980s, when all three of us worked in Calgary. I swear, at one point Jim was rolling on the ground, literally, in a fit of laughter. It was the funniest 4½ hours of my life.
9. Matt Dunigan. I sometimes wonder if Matty has tossed back a brown pop or two by the time the red light is switched on, but I get a kick out of the "let's get 'er done" former quarterback who often forgets that he's in a TV studio or broadcast booth, not a locker room.
8. Skins. No, I'm not referring to the amount of flesh TSN's bevy of cover girl teleprompter readers are told to flash. I'm talking curling. The made-for-TV Skins game was introduced in 1986 and it's been must-see TV for us Pebble People ever since.
7. The women's World Cup soccer panel of Kaylyn Kyle, Clare Rustad and Diana Matheson. Imagine that. Allowing women to do more than read a teleprompter. They were actually allowed to provide opinion. Strong opinion. So strong, in fact, that apologists for the Yankee Doodle Damsels were squealing in protest. What an overdue concept.
Kaylyn Kyle and her hair.
6. Kaylyn Kyle's hair. Rapunzel ain't got nothing on our soccer girl. Kaylyn's mane is longer than a Winnipeg winter. And much prettier, which is okay to say because Kaylyn and her gal pals discussed makeup and girl crushes during the World Cup, so I don't want to hear from the PC Police.
5. Jeff O'Neill, aka Jeff O'Dog. What can I say, the guy makes me laugh out loud, plumber's cleavage and all.
4. The CBC did a dirty when it kicked Chris Cuthbert to the curb, but TSN was there to scoop him up, for which all Rouge Football fans should be grateful.
3. The CFL. I'm not sure Rouge Football as we know it would exist today if not for TSN.
Vic, Linda and Moosie.
2. Vic, Moosie, Russ, Linda and Cheryl. Show me your top game broadcast crew, any sport, and I'll one-up you with TSN curling's Vic Rauter, Moosie Turnbull and Linda Moore, followed by the current team of Vic, Hurry Hard Howard and Cheryl Bernard. Moosie's left us, but he was one of my all-time favorite people, and it's no coincidence that he called Winnipeg home.
James Duthie
1. James Duthie. As the Pepsi ad said (with the help of Tina Turner), "Simply the best. Better than all the rest."
(FOOTNOTE: Many thousands of years from now, when archaeologists dig and sift through the ruins of our civilization, they will discover numerous subterranean hideaways full of sports memorabilia, nacho leavings, discarded pizza boxes, empty beer cans, flatscreen TVs the size of a Royal Family dinner table, and scientific proof of intense male bonding between members of the long-lost Jockosaurus species, who thrived in their secluded habitat without female companionship. After carbon dating, they will determine that—YES!—TSN and history's first Man Cave arrived at the same time, on the same day, Sept. 1, 1984.)
Author pattidawnswanssonPosted on September 3, 2019 September 3, 2019 Categories Sports, sports mediaTags Auston Matthews, Billy Powers, Calgary, Canadian Football League, CBC, Cheryl Bernard, Chris Cuthbert, Clare Rustad, Diana Matheson, Doug Gilmour, Dr. Phil, Drake, Farhan Lalji, James Duthie, Jeff O'Neill, Jim Van Horne, Joe Carter, Johnny Manziel, Kaylyn Kyle, Linda Moore, Matt Dunigan, Mike Babcock, Moosie Turnbul, Rod Black, Russ Howard, Sara Orlesky, Skins Game, Sportsnet, TSN, Vic Rauter, Wayne Gretzky, women's World Cup3 Comments on Let's talk about 35 candles for TSN and the creation of the Man Cave


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Federal Registers
Wyle Laboratories, Inc.; Revocation of Recognition
Fed Register #:
76:55709-55710
Standard Number:
[Federal Register Volume 76, Number 174 (Thursday, September 8, 2011)][Notices][Pages 55709-55710]
[Docket No. OSHA-2006-0029]
AGENCY: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Labor.
SUMMARY: This notice announces the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration's decision to revoke the recognition of Wyle
Laboratories, Inc. (Wyle) as a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory
under 29 CFR 1910.7.
DATES: The revocation became effective on August 24, 2011.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: MaryAnn Garrahan, Acting Director,
Office of Technical Programs and Coordination Activities, NRTL Program,
Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of
Labor, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW., Room N-3655, Washington, DC 20210,
or phone (202) 693-2110. For information about the Nationally
Recognized Testing Laboratory Program, go to http://www.osha.gov, and
select "N" in the site index.
Notice of Final Decision
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is giving
notice of the revocation of recognition of Wyle Laboratories, Inc.
(Wyle) as a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL). OSHA took
this action following the requirements under subsection II.E of
Appendix A to 29 CFR 1910.7 ("subsection E").
OSHA recognition of an NRTL signifies that the organization meets
the legal requirements specified in 29 CFR 1910.7. Recognition is an
acknowledgment that the organization can perform independent safety
testing and certification of the specific products covered within its
scope of recognition, and is not a delegation or grant of government
authority. As a result of recognition, employers may use products
approved by the NRTL to meet OSHA standards that require product
testing and certification.
Subsection E describes the process that OSHA must use in revoking
the recognition of an NRTL. This subsection sets forth three potential
causes of revocation. In the event any cause applies, OSHA provides the
NRTL with the opportunity to correct or rebut the alleged deficiencies
leading to the proposed revocation. If the NRTL does not correct or
reconcile alleged deficiencies, OSHA will propose, in writing,
revocation of recognition. Revocation becomes effective in 60 days,
unless the NRTL corrects the deficiency or requests a hearing before an
Administrative Law Judge on the revocation action. Wyle did not request
such a hearing.
OSHA followed the process set forth in subsection E and is revoking
Wyle's recognition as an NRTL. OSHA identified deficiencies in Wyle's
testing and certification operations that Wyle did not correct. OSHA
determined that, as a result of these deficiencies, Wyle failed to
substantially satisfy the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.7 and Appendix A,
which is a cause for revocation under OSHA's NRTL Program regulations.
OSHA already notified Wyle of the revocation decision, which is final.
The DATES section above provides the effective date of revocation.
Consequently, the Agency no longer accepts product certifications made
by Wyle on or after this effective date.
All public documents pertaining to the Wyle's recognition are
available for review by contacting the Docket Office, Occupational
Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor, 200
Constitution Avenue, NW., Room N-2625, Washington, DC 20210. These
materials also are available online at http://www.regulations.gov under
Docket No. OSHA-2006-0029.
Authority and Signature
David Michaels, PhD, MPH, Assistant Secretary of Labor for
Occupational Safety and Health, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW.,
Washington, DC 20210, authorized the preparation of this notice.
Accordingly, the Agency is issuing this notice pursuant to Sections
6(b) and 8(g) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (29
U.S.C. 655 and 657), Secretary of Labor's Order No. 4-2010 (75 FR
55355), and 29 CFR part 1911.
Signed at Washington, DC on September 2, 2011.
David Michaels,
Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health.
[FR Doc. 2011-22955 Filed 9-7-11; 8:45 am]


It's no secret that automation is the future of agriculture. For grower John Coleman of Coleman Farming, LLC, in Fresno, CA, that realization came quite early.
Coleman distinctly remembers a scene from the 1984 movie "Runaway," where robots are removing larvae from a large planting of corn.
And while robots aren't plucking larvae off his cornfield, automation has made it to his family's pistachio orchards in the form of GUSS. So when Coleman first heard about GUSS, the scene in "Runaway" was precisely what he thought about.
GUSS stands for Global Unmanned Spray System. It's the world's first autonomous orchard sprayer and was developed by Crinklaw Farm Services (CFS), a company that provides contract farm services for operations such as Coleman Farming.
Owner Dave Crinklaw had his eye on "driverless" sprayers for at least a decade or so. But, at the time when Crinklaw first thought about driverless sprayers, the technology wasn't up to speed for implementation. Fortunately, precision agriculture has changed a lot in the last five years, which is what encouraged Crinklaw to begin developing GUSS.
And while the technology has improved, the true push to move the company toward developing this type of equipment was labor. Gary Thompson, Marketing Director for GUSS, is quick to add that it's not just the lack of employees, it's the changes to labor regulations, wages, etc.
It was about four years ago that CFS took the "plunge." Buoyed by the company's experience with building spray equipment CFS started developing the autonomous vehicle from the ground up.
"Everyone told us it couldn't be done in an orchard because once you get under the tree canopy, you lose GPS signal," Thompson says.
The challenge for the design team was how to get the autonomous sprayer to drive when GPS is out of the equation. In addition to GPS, GUSS uses a laser, gyroscope, and wheel and steering sensors that feed information to computer software, which makes real-time driving decisions. Those decisions are fed back to the steering and wheel motors to then move GUSS forward.
GUSS's low-profile was developed with the intention of tree branches flowing over top of the sprayer, as not to disrupt or dislodge fruit from the tree limbs. And, the sprayer can work in almond, walnut, pistachio, tree fruit, and citrus orchards. GUSS also uses a 16-blade Breeza fan for air movement.
The machine comes equipped with several safety features and sensors. The sprayers have four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, with a 17-foot turning radius. GUSS has a laser that will stop the machine when it senses a person or an object about four feet in front of the vehicle. Also equipped with an impact-sensing bumper, the vehicle will shut down when pushed.
In addition, GUSS has a camera that live streams video of the sprayer in action, and there is a remote operator who can monitor up to 10 sprayers at a time. If this operator sees anything of concern through the live stream, the sprayer can be stopped or told to ignore an obstacle, whatever might be the case.
GUSS's speed is precisely set into the software and remains constant across the entire orchard.
Before GUSS starts spraying any farm, a satellite image of the farm is called up and a grid is built to indicate the driving rows of the field. Operators can also add row spacing and can flag any obstacles that might be in the way. Thompson says these could be pumps, power pulls, or sheds. Routes can be built around the obstacle, or the machine can stop when it gets within 15 feet of the obstacle, so the operator can manually drive the sprayer around it.
Spray parameters are also set – gallons per acre, spray rates pressure, etc. The route is calibrated so GUSS will stop on an avenue before it runs out of material.
"That's how we've always done our spraying," Thompson says. "If you run out in the middle of a field, you're never going to find your exact spot again." From there, every time GUSS sprays an orchard, a virtual fence is added around the field in the mapping software. If GUSS crosses over the "virtual fence" for any reason, it automatically shuts down. All the data of each spray is recorded with rates applied and date and time of spray. This data is saved and can be downloaded to a thumb drive and accessed by the grower.
John Coleman says his family's CFS rep wanted to test GUSS in a particularly challenging pistachio orchard in Eastern Madera County. Coleman says it's not located near any cell phone towers, has some uneven terrain, and has a creek running through two sides of the property.
Early in GUSS's development, the sprayer initially ran in Coleman's orchard using just water. The test, he says, was more about the software and the sprayer itself more so than it was about coverage. CFS came back a second year to test the sprayers and there were no issues. Coleman says they started using GUSS for navel orangeworm sprays, and, so far, the experience with the GUSS operators has been great.
In October, CFS marked 20,000 acres sprayed by GUSS since its 2018 World Ag Expo debut. Thompson says since that debut, there has been a lot of interest in GUSS. A new manufacturing facility is expected to be completed in March. Pre-orders will be taken at the 2019 World Ag Expo.
Coleman says the videos on YouTube, GUSS's website at GUSSag.com, or any of GUSS's social media accounts are a must. He says you've got to see GUSS in action.


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How long has the Intrepid been in NYC?
The USS Intrepid is one of the most historic boats in the US Navy, having participated in several major operations during her 30-year lifetime. Since the 1980s, the ship has been docked in New York City, where it currently houses the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum. The vessel was launched in 2001 and completed four years later.
The boat was named after John F. Kennedy's father, Joseph P. Kennedy, who served as U.S. Senator from Massachusetts from 1953 to 1969. She is also called the JFK Carrier. The vessel was designed by the Lockheed Martin team that also built the Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier. She features an aviation training facility, a naval museum, and a theater.
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How many days did it take to travel from New York to San Francisco through the canal?
A voyage from New York to Chicago would have taken an intrepid person around six weeks in 1800; travel timings beyond the Mississippi River were not even documented. Three decades later, the voyage was reduced to three weeks, and by the mid-nineteenth century, the New York-Chicago train route took only two days. The history of American revolution
The journey from New York to Chicago in 1800 took about six weeks. Traveling by ship was then a difficult and dangerous undertaking because there were no highways back then. The most efficient way to travel was by horse or mule between towns when you didn't want to use up too much time waiting for trains that might not arrive until late at night.
New York to Chicago is 845 miles. You can drive this distance in seven hours and fifteen minutes today. Mileage charts show that one could earn a decent living as a traveling salesman in those days.
The first stage road across New Jersey was completed in 1770, but traffic was still mostly local. In 1808, Congress authorized construction of a national road from Cumberland, Maryland, to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, but this road passed through sparsely populated territory and wasn't immediately popular with merchants or travelers.
In 1852, it took 43 days to travel from New York to San Francisco via the Panama Canal. The journey started on April 24 when the SS Great Western left New York for Panama. It arrived in San Francisco on July 31 after stopping at various ports along the way. The cost of the passage was $12,000.
The fastest route between New York and San Francisco is now by air, but there were no flights between these two cities until 1989 when Pan American Airways introduced a daily flight between JFK and SFO. Before that, the only option was to sail or ride the Pacific Railroad Company ferry across the Atlantic or America's canals.
In addition to boats, trains were also used for transportation across America before the advent of the car. The first railroad to reach California was the San Diego & Arizona Railway which opened in 1873. It was followed by the Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad in 1876, the San Francisco & Oakland Railroad in 1879, and the Portland, Oregon & Pacific Railroad in 1880. By 1890, over 100 miles of track connected San Francisco with Portland.
The Panama Canal opened in 1914, and soon became popular among ship owners who wanted to save on shipping costs.
How long did it take to travel from London to New York in 1850?
How long is the drive from Chicago to New Buffalo?
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Costa Ricans Choose Chinchilla and Continuity
By Alex Leff |
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe president-elect is expected to maintain pro-business and pro-free trade policies while ramping up the fight against crime and narcotics trafficking.
President-elect Chinchilla's signature campaign poster.
Laura Chinchilla was elected Costa Rica's first female president in a colorful election on February 7 that delivered a high vote of confidence to outgoing President Óscar Arias. The 50-year-old moderate Chinchilla, who resigned as Arias' vice president last year to campaign for the country's top office, won with more than 46 percent of the vote—clearing the 40 percent mark needed to avoid a runoff in April.
The vote reflects a desire among Ticos (Costa Ricans) for "change within continuity," as political analyst Constantino Urcuyo describes it. Change, in the sense that she's a fresh face in a line of decades of male leaders. Continuity because her platform promises to stay the course set forth by Arias: favoring free trade and pro-business initiatives while bolstering longstanding social-democratic institutions, like Costa Rica's coveted socialized health care system.
Chinchilla, of the National Liberation Party (PLN), ran on the slogan "Laura: Firme y Honesta" (many candidates campaigned on a first name basis), and her platform followed the traditional center of Costa Rican politics. Costa Ricans hope Chinchilla's credentials, having served in the 1990s in the Public Security Ministry, first as vice minister and then as minister, will prove to be sufficiently firme (firm) in cracking down on rising crime. She has pledged to beef up and better train the police force and increase security spending by as much 50 percent. In a sign of ingenuity when state coffers have shrunk, Chinchilla is betting on a possible new casino tax—pending lawmakers' approval—to help finance this.
Costa Rica is increasingly caught in the middle of the region's violent drug trafficking circuit, which experts say largely explains the crime problem. Chinchilla likely will instate a drug czar, said Urcuyo, to route out trafficking. He added that Costa Rica, without an army of its own, might seek closer cooperation with the United States to fight drug trafficking.
After a year in which unemployment grew to a more than 20-year record of 7.8 percent and the rate of poverty rose to 18.5 percent of the population, Chinchilla wants to generate "green jobs" by opening the state-run power monopoly and enabling private enterprises to compete. She also promises to build on social programs started by the Arias administration. One of these is Avancemos (Let's Progress), which helps up to 150,000 children by offering $25 to $85 a month scholarships for staying in school. She also wants to expand the state-aided childcare program, Red de Cuido, so that every family is covered by 2017.
Under Arias, Costa Rica implemented the Central American free-trade agreement with the United States (CAFTA-DR), and just this month negotiators brokered free-trade deals with Singapore and China. Chinchilla likely will pursue commerce opportunities with Asia, which trade officials believe will help Costa Rica bounce back from the recession.
Although she promises to lead the country with "absolute independence," late-campaign smear ads portrayed Chinchilla as nothing more than Arias' marionette. She may face further criticism should she choose to maintain Arias administration cabinet members, as she has suggested. However, her choices for vice ministers, environmentalist Alfio Piva and businessman Luis Liberman, will be new to Casa Presidencial.
Doubt No More
In an interview with the daily La Prensa Libre, Chinchilla acknowledged she and party members were surprised by her large margin of victory—winning in all seven provinces and losing just two of the country's 81 cantons, or counties. She was the favored candidate but there was doubt as to whether she'd sweep in a first round. Opinion polls consistently gave her a 10 to 20 percentage point lead over her opponents—left-leaning Ottón Solís and right-winger Otto Guevara—but Unimer polling company recently projected a close, second round contest between Chinchilla and Guevara.
The rise of Guevara, an outsider from a small conservative party, the Libertarian Movement (ML), which he helped form in 1994, shocked observers. A 49-year-old Harvard-educated former lawyer, he had promised free laptops for schoolchildren, less red tape for businesses, a push toward dollarization, and no tolerance for crime, or "mano dura." In the end, he finished third on Sunday with less than 21 percent of the vote.
Solís' second-place finish (25 percent) came as an upset to the Left, which was unable to unify behind him despite a last-ditch effort by smaller left-wing parties. Here was the same candidate who had championed the cause against CAFTA-DR in a 2007 referendum and led a grassroots campaign against President Arias in the 2006 election, just barely losing each contest.
But President-elect Chinchilla will no doubt face early challenges upon taking office on May 8. She will be tested by a diverse legislature and will need to form alliances with smaller parties on both ends of the political spectrum.
In the meantime, Chinchilla is poised for her grand debut on the international stage. On February 21, at President Arias' request, she will join him at the summit of Latin American and Caribbean leaders in Cancún, México. Although her exact role is unclear, it will give Latin America "the opportunity to see why we Costa Ricans elected Laura to lead our country for the next four years," according to Arias.
Alex Leff is a correspondent for Reuters and GlobalPost based in San José, Costa Rica. He is also a contributing blogger to AQ Online.
Tags: CAFTA-DR, Costa Rica, Laura Chinchilla, Oscar Arias
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DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS:Legendary Bengali singer Sandhya Mukhopadhyay passes away
Legendary Bengali singer Sandhya Mukhopadhyay passes away
Legendary Bengali singer Sandhya Mukhopadhyay died in Kolkata on 15 February 2022 after a brief illness. She was 90 years old. .
She trained under Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan and was later associated with legends like Begum Akhtar.
The unique feature of her career was that her songs were released during the Durga puja festival in Bengal.
Sandhya Mukherjee's first record was in 1945 and her first album of Durga Puja songs was released in 1948.
Her first playback song was for the film Samapika released in 1948.
In 1971, She won the national film award for best female playback singer for songs in the films Jai Jayanti (1970) and Nishi Padma (1970).
Last month she declined the Padma Shri award by the Union government.


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