There are different types of diabetes, and no two people with diabetes are the same. So there isn't a one-size-fits-all way of eating for everyone with diabetes. But we've come up with tips that you can use to help you make healthier food choices.
All carbs affect blood glucose levels so it's important to know which foods contain carbohydrates. Choose the healthier foods that contain carbs and be aware of your portion sizes.
dairy like unsweetened yoghurt and milk.
At the same time, it's also important to cut down on foods low in fibre such as white bread, white rice and highly-processed cereals. You can check food labels when you're looking for foods high in fibre if you're unsure.
Eating lots of salt can increase your risk of high blood pressure, which in turn increases risk of heart diseases and stroke. And when you have diabetes, you're already more at risk of all of these conditions.
Try to limit yourself to a maximum of 6g (one teaspoonful) of salt a day. Lots of pre-packaged foods already contain salt so remember to check food labels and choose those with less salt. Cooking from scratch will help you keep an eye on how much salt you're eating. You can also get creative and swap out salt for different types of herbs and spices to add that extra flavour.
ith red and processed meat, like ham, bacon, sausages, beef and lamb. These all have links with heart problems and cancers.
Beans, peas and lentils are also very high in fibre and don't affect your blood glucose levels too much – making them a great swap for processed and red meat and keeping you feeling full. Most of us know that fish is good for us, but oily fish like salmon and mackerel are even better. These are rich in something called omega-3 oil, which helps protect your heart. Try and aim to eat two portions of oily fish a week.
We know eating fruit and veg is good for you. It's always a good thing aim to eat more at meal times and have them as snacks if you're hungry. This can help you get the vitamins, minerals and fibre your body needs every day to help keep you healthy.
You might be wondering about fruit and if you should avoid it because it's sugary? The answer is no. Whole fruit is good for everyone and if you have diabetes, it's no different. Fruits do contain sugar, but it's natural sugar. This is different to the added sugar (also known as free sugars) that are in things like chocolate, biscuits and cakes.
Products like fruit juices also count as added sugar, so go for whole fruit instead. This can be fresh, frozen, dried or tinned (in juice, not in syrup). And it's best to eat it throughout the day instead of one bigger portion in one go.
We all need fat in our diet because it gives us energy. But different types of fat affect our health in different ways.
biscuits, cakes, pies and pastries.
It's still a good idea to cut down on using oils in general, so try to grill, steam or bake foods instead.
We know cuttting out sugar can be really hard at the beginning, so small practical swaps are a good starting point when you're trying to cut down on excess sugar. Swapping sugary drinks, energy drinks and fruit juices with water, plain milk, or tea and coffee without sugar can be a good start.
You can always try low or zero-calorie sweeteners (also known as artificial sweeteners) to help you cut back. Cutting out these added sugars can help you control your blood glucose levels and help keep your weight down. If your diabetes treatment means you get hypos, and you use sugary drinks to treat them, this is still important for your diabetes management and you shouldn't cut this out. However, if you are having regular hypos it is really important to discuss this with your diabetes team.
Alcohol is high in calories, so if you do drink and you're trying to lose weight, think about cutting back. Try to keep to a maximum of 14 units a week. But spread it out to avoid binge drinking, and go several days a week without alcohol.
If you take insulin or other diabetes medications, it's also not a good idea to drink on an empty stomach. This is because alcohol can make hypos more likely to happen.
To say food is a diabetic food is now against the law. This is because there isn't any evidence that these foods offer you a special benefit over eating healthy. They can also often contain just as much fat and calories as similar products, and can still affect your blood glucose level. These foods can also sometimes have a laxative effect.
There's no evidence that mineral and vitamin supplements help you manage your diabetes. So, unless you've been told to take something by your healthcare team, like folic acid for pregnancy, you don't need to take supplements.
It's better to get your essential nutrients by eating a mixture of different foods. This is because some supplements can affect your medications or make some diabetes complications worse, like kidney disease.
Being more physically active goes hand in hand with eating healthier. It can help you manage your diabetes and also reduce your risk of heart problems. This is because it increases the amount of glucose used by your muscles and helps the body use insulin more efficiently.
Try to aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity activity a week. This is any activity that raises your heart rate, makes you breathe faster and feel warmer. You should still be able to talk and only be slightly out of breath. And you don't have to do all 150 minutes in one go. Break it down into bite-size chunks of 10 minutes throughout the week or 30 minutes 5 times a week.


It's a little weird that an action film starring MMA fighter Gina Carano would come out of the gate with an image of her brandishing a weapon other than her fists and feet, but what the hell, I'll take it. She plays a character out to get revenge on the people who double-crossed her, and what better way to do that than blowing them to hell? See the full image after the break.
This is the second of the two films that Steven Soderbergh has coming out in the next few months. Contagion is first, hitting in September, and then Haywire will drop in January of next year.
Remember, too, that this one has one of the massive ensemble casts that we love to see. In this case: Channing Tatum, Ewan McGregor, Michael Fassbender, Antonio Banderas, Bill Paxton, Michael Douglas and Michael Angarano. The script is by Lem Dobbs, who wrote The Limey (or wrote a version of it, as the famously argumentative DVD commentary demonstrates) and David Holmes, who did such great music for the Oceans movies, is scoring.


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est un film américain réalisé par Chuck Russell et sorti en 2022.

Synopsis

Ryan Swan, chasseur de primes, se rend à Hawaï pour se venger d'un criminel responsable de la mort de son père.

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 Titre original :
 Réalisation : Chuck Russell
 Scénario : Chuck Russell, Corey Large et Ed John Drake
 Musique : Sam Ewing
 Décors : Audrey Ledoux
 Costumes : Camille Jumelle
 Photographie : Austin F. Schmidt
 Montage : Peter Devaney Flanagan
 Production : Corey Large
 Sociétés de production : 308 Ent, Arcana Studio, BondIt Media Capital, Grandave Capital et Yale Productions
 Société de distribution : Saban Films (États-Unis)
 Budget : n/a
 Pays de production :
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : couleur
 Genre : action, thriller
 Durée : 94 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
 États-Unis :  (sortie limitée en salles et VOD)
 France :  (en vidéo)

Distribution
 Bruce Willis  : Ian Swan
 John Travolta  : Buckley
 Stephen Dorff  : Robbie Cole
 Praya Lundberg  : Savannah
 Corey Large  : Zyatt
 Laird Akeo  : Koa
 Blake Jenner  : Ryan Swan
 Branscombe Richmond : le sénateur Kane
 Kate Katzman  : Nikki
 Mary Ann Perreira  : Tante Kona
 Lorenzo Antonucci : Scorpion

 ; version québécoise (VQ) sur Doublage Québec.

Production

Le film est annoncé en mai 2021, quand il est révélé que Bruce Willis et John Travolta vont être à l'affiche d'un même film, une première depuis Pulp Fiction (1994). Corey Large développait cette idée depuis 2006.

Le tournage débute le  à Hawaï. Il a lieu dans plusieurs villes de l'île de Maui (Kihei, Lahaina, Wailuku, Haiku). En juin 2021, Stephen Dorff et Blake Jenner rejoignent la distribution. Les prises de vues s'achèvent en juin 2021.

Accueil

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film américain sorti en 2022
Film d'action américain
Thriller (film) américain
Vengeance au cinéma
Film se déroulant à Hawaï
Film tourné à Hawaï
Film réalisé par Chuck Russell

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Arlington, VA September 28, 2004 – In the wake of Hurricanes Ivan and Jeanne, the most efficient and effective way to help the people of the Caribbean is to make a monetary donation to a humanitarian organization that is implementing relief programs in the affected region. Through funds provided by the United States Agency for International Development's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID), The Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI) is please to offer the general public,… Continue
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Many Latinos lack training for higher-paying jobs
Asbury Park Press , NJ - Latinos make up a relatively strong percentage of the state labor force, but a high number aren't finishing college and therefore lack skills and training needed to obtain white-collar jobs.
Those were comments expressed by business leaders and activists during a recent meeting with Asbury Park Press editors in Neptune to discuss issues in the context of Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Hispanic workers sue hotel
A government lawsuit alleges that the luxury Melrose Hotel told Hispanic employees they could not speak Spanish on the premises - not even during break time or to Spanish-speaking guests - and when they complained about it, the hotel's top manager told them "Adios."
The suit filed yesterday by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charged that Barbara Garcia, 42, the Manhattan hotel's general manager, and Juana Velez, 36, the hotel's assistant director of housekeeping, and… Continue
Joining forces to help Hispanic Small Businesses
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) today signed a strategic alliance memorandum with the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce during the chamber's 25th anniversary convention and business exposition in Austin, TX. The agreement is an effort to make more resources, education and training available for the long-term success of Hispanic small businesses across the country.
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Clear Channel Radio pursues Hispanic listeners
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The first station being converted is in Atlanta, according to a Clear Channel news release. It will focus on Spanish contemporary music.
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Training offered for Hispanic firms
The Chicago Tribune - The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce have joined together to create a training program for Hispanic construction firms.
The Minority Contractor Training Initiative is a first-of-its-kind program that will be funded by the state and administered by the chamber in an effort to make Hispanic firms more competitive.
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Hispanic scores climb
College-bound seniors of Hispanic descent scored promising gains on the latest SAT exams both statewide and across the nation - a relief for test sponsors who previously voiced anxiety over a widening achievement gap between whites and minorities.
In New York State, verbal scores jumped five points, to 444, for the largest category of "other" Hispanic students, which includes those of Central or South American descent, while math scores rose a point to 449. They also rose in the… Continue
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The rufous whistler (Pachycephala rufiventris) is a species of whistler found in New Caledonia and Australia. Predominantly a reddish-brown and grey bird, it makes up for its subdued plumage with its song-making ability. Like many other members of the Pachycephalidae, it has a variety of musical calls.

Taxonomy and systematics
The rufous whistler was originally described in the genus Sylvia by the English ornithologist John Latham in 1801. It was subsequently classified within the genera Turdus, Laniarius, and Lanius before being classified in its present genus, Pachycephala. Alternate names for the rufous whistler include the rufous-bellied whistler and white-bellied whistler. The latter name should not be confused with the species of the same name, Pachycephala leucogastra. Some authorities have considered the black-headed, drab, and cinnamon-breasted whistlers to be subspecies of the rufous whistler.

Subspecies
Five subspecies are recognized:
 P. r. minor – Zietz, FR, 1914: Found on Melville and Bathurst Islands (off northern Australia)
 P. r. falcata – Gould, 1843: Originally described as a separate species. Found in northern Australia
 P. r. pallida – Ramsay, EP, 1878: Originally described as a separate species. Found in north-eastern Australia
 P. r. rufiventris – (Latham, 1801): Found in Australia (except northern Australia)
 P. r. xanthetraea – (Forster, JR, 1844): Originally described as a separate species in the genus Muscicapa. Found in New Caledonia

Description

Rufous whistlers are large-headed and stocky. They have short beaks and long tails (almost as long as the rest of the bird) which are very narrow and have sharp, forked tips.
The species is sexually dimorphic. While females are typically dull brown or grey with streaked underbodies, males are predominantly dark-grey with white throats and (in most cases) a black mask that covers most of their head and some of their neck.
These birds are between 16 and 18 centimetres (6.3–7.1 inches) in size, on average, and their normal weight is approximately 25 grams (0.9 ounces).

The rufous whistler has a variety of musical calls which consist of a lengthy series of ringing notes.

Distribution and habitat
The rufous whistler can be found in forested areas, woodland, and shrubland, but also in gardens and farmland. It migrates seasonally, moving south in the spring and north in the autumn. In New Caledonia the species does not undertake migrations but is instead resident in areas of open forest and savannah.

Behaviour and ecology

Breeding
Breeding in monogamous pairs, both males and females incubate their eggs and care for their young. The period of incubation is about 13 days on average. The female alone constructs the nest, which usually consists of a combination of twigs, vines, grass and other matter formed in a cup-like shape and attached to a tree branch using strands from spider webs.
The breeding season for rufous whistlers is between the months of July and February.

Feeding
While rufous whistlers primarily feed on insects, they also eat seeds, fruit and occasionally, leaves and grasses. They never forage for food on the ground which is unusual for whistlers which typically do not forage at particularly high levels.

References

External links
Basic information - Birds in Backyards
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Q: Best way to move block created by extension I have a 3rd party extension creating a block like so in block class:
class Namespace_Modulenam_Block_Custom extends Mage_Core_Block_Template
{
protected function _construct()
{
    parent::_construct();
    $this->setTemplate("amasty/amlanding/custom.phtml");
}

and assigning it to layout in a controller:
class Namespace_Modulename_PageController extends Mage_Core_Controller_Front_Action {
....
public function viewAction(){
....
$this->getLayout()->getBlock('content')->insert(
            $this->getLayout()->createBlock(
                'modulename/custom'
                )
        );
}

I just want to move the placement of the block (i.e. out of 'content', to a text/list block that i've created in a layout.xml file.
If I edit this module to:
$this->getLayout()->getBlock('my_block')

the object is empty, presumably becuase the layout.xml defined block has not been created when the controller executes.
If i try adding a name to the block i.e.
 $this->getLayout()->getBlock('content')->insert(
            $this->getLayout()->createBlock(
                'modulename/custom',
                 'my_name'
                )
        );
}

I can't edit it in layout.xml. So to test:
<remove name='my_name'/>

...does nothing.
What is the correct method to interact with this dynamic block? Should I be using event observers?
Is there a simple way to do this in my layout.xml?
EDIT BASED ON fschmengler's ASNWER:
I've implemented fschmengler's solution and I am successfully assigning the block name and then unsetting it from the 'content' block.
However in Step2, moving the block:
$layout->getBlock('name.of.new.parent')->append(
    $layout->getBlock('modulename.custom.name')
);

gives
     Call to a member function append() on a non-object
this would be because (as you fschmengler points out), this parent block is presently defined in layout.xml:
<reference name="root">
    <block type="core/text_list" name="name.of.new.parent" as="name.of.new.parent" translate="label" />
</reference>

Do I need to define this block parent block in another way?

A: The problem is that this block is created after the layout XML has been processed (after loadLayout()), that's why you cannot modify it with XML and have to use code as well, preferably using an observer.
Usually you will need a name to reference the block in the layout, but if this is the only block of the type modulename/custom, there is a way without changing the extension's code:
Step 1: Give the block a name
Write an observer for core_layout_block_create_after.
In this observer, check the type of the block and assign it a unique name:
if ($observer->getBlock() instanceof Modulename_Block_Custom) {
    $observer->getBlock()->setNameInLayout('modulename.custom.name');
}

Step 2: Move the block
Then, observe controller_action_layout_render_before, and move the block in that observer like this:
$layout = Mage::app()->getLayout();
$layout->getBlock('content')->unsetChild('modulename.custom.name');
$layout->getBlock('name.of.new.parent')->append(
    $layout->getBlock('modulename.custom.name')
);

Don't use remove because this will remove the block entirely from the layout, but unsetChild to just remove it from the content block. Usually unsetChild needs the alias as parameter, but as no alias has been defined in the insert() call, the name can be used.

Regarding your update: The new parent block must be defined before you append the block, so defining it in XML is perfectly fine (remember, first the XML is loaded, then the manipulations via extension controller and observers happen)
So if you are sure that the parent block is rendered, you probably made a mistake with the block name. If not, something might be wrong with the layout file. But the code that you are showing looks fine to me.

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In 2003, the band won Budweiser's "Battle of the Bands" to become the True Music Live band for the state of Oregon. A national radio spot was produced and played in heavy rotation featuring their song "Go Go Dancer." The Budweiser program was so successful that they've renewed the band's sponsorship for 2004. The band has also had several songs placed in independent film soundtracks, as well as backing tracks used in TV and radio advertising.
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I love London because there's always something to do there, but I dislike London because these things often cost money, a lot of money! I've been going to London for about 30 years now and am therefore used to having to pay inflated prices for just doing stuff, so imagine my surprise when I was shocked at how expensive tickets for next year's Rugby World Cup matches in London are. World Cup Final tickets start at £150 and I know nothing about organising a Rugby World Cup so I'm not even sure where to begin critiquing that line of pricing. There is 1 game being held at the Olympic Stadium where £20 tickets are available, but that's to see France play Romania at 8pm on a Wednesday evening.
The cheapest tickets for any of the games being played at Twickenham are £50 and that's France v Italy (maybe France should be offended by these prices?) if you want to watch England play in a game at their home RWC you have spend at least £75!
Anyway, back to my main point, there are plenty of things to do in London and many of them are far cheaper than tickets to the RWC will be;
1. Any number of concerts, rock legend Slash is playing Wembley Arena this year and tickets are just £43.75 (which is expensive, but remember the benchmark)
2. The NFL has found a home away from home in London's Wembley Stadium, this year tickets can be bought for £37.50 or £45
3. Tennis is no longer just confined to a fortnight in the summer in the leafy suburb of Wimbledon. In November at the O2 arena the ATP tour finals take place and there are 6 different pricing bands of tickets that are cheaper than £50!
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So, while I (and others like me, it's not just me, honest) am constantly complaining about how expensive London is it's not as expensive as the RWC organisers would have you believe.
Is it the Ryder Cup, or is it (scorer's) cabin fever?


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A New Spotlight for a Familiar Competition
The IBA benefits competitors, universities and employers. Part 2
August 2022 Emily Smith Llinás
Part one titled "Imperial Barrel Award Competition Evolves with the Times" can be found in the July 2022 Explorer
The 2022 Imperial Barrel Award competition included several important changes this year – combining the U.S. sections and Canada Region into a single group, adding a sustainability component to the scoring, and holding the entire competition virtually.
Though the online contest limited valuable in-person interaction, connecting virtually provided new opportunities for participants, including participation in the IBA Video Spotlight Series.
Sudeep Kanungo, the IBA Committee's social media chair, described how the Spotlight Series gave a voice to teams throughout the world.
"For the first time, participants got to prepare and send us a video, giving every team visibility and providing outreach," he said. The spotlight series included videos from more than 10 teams representing each of the six regions that participated this year."
Kanungo said he was impressed by the quality of the participants who competed in 2022.
"The teams were super motivated and wanting to learn every aspect of exploration decision-making. They displayed formidable talent and leadership, fulfilling a critical need in the energy industry," he said.
A Valuable Experience
Michael Young, first year master's student at the University of Louisiana – Lafayette, said the most valuable part of the competition for him was learning the value of teamwork.
"Competitions like these attract people from every different walk of life. Exploring how we can use the best parts of each person's walk to move down the path to success taught me more than any school assignment ever would," he said. "I grew new appreciation and respect for different team members in and out of the office. The relationships we built here will last a lifetime, and I'll treasure the time I had with these great teammates."
Young said that, in addition to being one of the valuable IBA experiences, effective teamwork also represented one of the greatest challenges. He described how the IBA taught him how to work as a mediator during times of tension.
"Whenever you have five people working on one project, many conflicting ideas can arise. I was often the person people turned to because my team knew they could trust me to figure out the middle ground, or whose idea agreed more with the data according to multiple perspectives and treat everyone with respect and love along the way," he said. "A large part of this is keeping the team happy and learning how to be the glue that binds them all together. This competition is a great example of a chain being as strong as its weakest link, which means we all need to help each other be strong, no matter the weakness."
For Colombian student Margarita Sierra, the biggest challenge for her team, the Universidad Industrial de Santander, was developing a complex exploration project in just eight weeks.
"Our biggest struggle was processing the data within the time constraints," she said. "This was reflected in great amount of time dedicated to the development of the work, sleepless nights, leaving aside our hobbies and pastimes in order to develop an excellent project and obtain the best possible results."
Matthieu Dadou a final year geological engineering student at the University of La Salle in France, said his team's greatest challenge was the quality of the data provided.
"Our dataset had poor seismic coverage and was difficult to interpret because of a basalt layer on the whole area," he said. "We had to use our knowledge and studies conducted in similar neighboring basins to understand and hypothesize all the geometry and filling of our basin to estimate the petroleum potential and proposed an appropriate exploration program."
The sleepless nights, conflicts and challenges faded into the background during the awards ceremony held via Zoom on Saturday, May 21. IBA participants, judges and sponsors connected from around the world to join Jensen Angelloz as he announced the winners.
The University of LaSalle, France (Europe Region) took first place, winning the Imperial Barrel Award and $20,000. The University of Louisiana – Lafayette (U.S. and Canada Region) took second place and with it the Selley Cup and $10,000. The Universidad industrial de Santander, Colombia (Latin America and Caribbean Region) took third place, receiving the Stoneley medal and $5,000.
Dadou said the news came as a bit of a shock at first.
"We were very happy and had a hard time realizing what we had just achieved, probably because the final and the results were done online, and the team was not complete during the announcement. Our first thought was about all the people who helped us during the competition," he said.
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While enjoying the victory, UniLaSalle team members thought of others.
"We were incredibly proud and happy to have won. For us, it was a real challenge to compete with such great teams. To receive such prestige is gratifying knowing all the work and time we put into the IBA. However, we keep a thought for the universities that had to withdraw during the competition, especially the University of Kyiv, because of the current political crisis in Europe."
Young said he felt "ecstatic" and "exhilarated" when he heard that the UL Lafayette team took second place.
"It felt like the whole world stopped when our name was announced. The whole world got to see our biggest achievement! I had made friends with UniLaSalle before the world competition, so I was even happier that my French friends got to share in the success with us," he said. "This made me finally realize and appreciate all that I am capable of. My phone was ringing nonstop with everyone wanting to know how we did, and it felt great telling them about our big win."
Sierra said that taking third place in the global competition was an emotional experience for UIS, a team composed entirely of undergraduates.
"Sincerely, it was one of the best moments of our professional life, we felt very proud of the work done and all the willingness of our colleagues, it was excellent teamwork," she said.
Benefits for Universities
Sierra also noted that the school's strong performance in IBA encourages other students from UIS to participate in the IBA "semillero" (seedbed), a volunteer program run by the UIS AAPG Student Chapter and led by former IBA participants committed to preparing participants for the competition.
Sierra, a seedbed graduate herself, said the 2022 earnings will help to develop the program.
"When we entered the university, we saw the process of previous participants and their good results," she said. "We entered the seedbed to prepare for the IBA. Now that we have some prize money, we plan to invest it in the development of the seedbed to continue forming excellent IBA competitors."
UIS is not the only team planning to use IBA earnings to benefit the university.
Dadou said that UniLaSalle will use the earnings to benefit the university and future students.
"The university has decided to donate a portion to the Albert de Lapparent virtual museum, which brings together the university's geological collection and those of individuals," he said. "Another part will be given to the student chapter."
Young said they look forward to celebrating the IBA win with the entire university.
"We are from Louisiana so the celebration will include our university family, Cajun food and carbonated beverages, but the University intends to offer scholarships to bolster the undergraduate geosciences program," he said.
Cash Awards for Semifinals Participants
Angelloz explained that another change implemented in 2022 provides additional cash prizes to regional semifinal participants.
"In previous years, we provided $1,000 to the U.S. sections and international regional winners who did not place in the top three positions globally," he said.
"Sponsorship funds for region semifinals traditionally paid for travel and venue expenses related to holding in-person competitions. Since all semifinal competitions and the global finals took place virtually this year, committee members decided to use the savings to provide $500 to the teams taking both second and third place at the regional level," he added.
Angelloz noted that the committee hopes to return to in-person competition in the future but doing so will depend on sponsorship raised.
A Post-Competition Competitive Advantage
While IBA provides tangible benefits for schools, the biggest competition winners are the participants themselves.
Sierra said that, while she and her team members are focused on completing their undergraduate studies and internships, they feel confident knowing that they have a competitive advantage after graduation.
"Thanks to the recognition of the IBA competition, we have received some job and academic offers, which have opened our minds and a range of options for the future," she said.
Dadou said contest results provided new academic opportunities for UniLaSalle team members.
"Participating in the IBA helped some of us to be accepted in specialized master in exploration and production of geoenergies," he said. "For the school, it's a pride to have champions among their students and it comforts them for the new way that geoenergies courses are taking."
Young said that IBA has prepared him for his ultimate career goal: owning his own company.
"After graduation, I will be working in petroleum exploration to get enough experience to start my own geoscience company one day. One thing IBA taught me is that I have much to learn, and that some things can only be learned in the industry," he said. "It can be tough work, but I will not stop until I have some of my own wells out there one day to help America solve our near-term energy dilemma."
Encouraging Others to Participate
Young described the IBA competition as indispensable for any future explorationist.
"Definitely do this if you want to supercharge your learning. You'll learn new types of data, teamwork, and more about yourself then you would ever imagine. This will change your life for the better. Although it takes hard work and long hours, the most valuable lesson learned is the difference that teamwork makes in developing technical knowledge and success," he said.
Committee member Jim Ferry said IBA participation gives students opportunities to experience first-hand how it feels to work in oil and gas.
"If you think that you might be interested in working as a petroleum geologist, this is very close to the real thing. Even if you decide you don't want to work in petroleum geology, the work is geology and the teamwork, the deadline and the coordinated presentation is unlike most experience in school but very applicable to any work environment," he said.
Ferry, who coordinates the industry mentor program, said interaction with experienced professionals provides a tangible advantage to participants.
"Working with industry mentors is an opportunity for the students to make great industry contacts who can serve as a reference and advisor as they transition from school into the workplace," he said.
Gretchen Gillis, immediate past president of AAPG and longtime IBA advocate, said she appreciates how the competition offers a real-world experience and evolves with industry trends.
"Working with time pressure is also a great simulation of the realities in industry – never enough time, never enough data," she said. "I am especially pleased that the sustainability component of the IBA was added this year. It is a topic that is important to many of us in AAPG along with IBA sponsors and AAPG's corporate advisers."
A Program Worth Supporting
Gillis, like committee members and participants, understands that the IBA's future depends on sponsorship, and she urged both companies and individuals to invest in the program.
"I hope that companies will continue to generously support the IBA, not only because it is the best opportunity of its kind, but also because IBA will help transfer knowledge from one generation of explorers to the next," she said. "I also urge individuals to support the program – IBA alumni and AAPG members can 'pay it forward' to the next generations of geoscientists."
Young said he sees companies' IBA support as an investment in their future workforce.
"The IBA competition molds future geos to better understand how to become more effective team members. The sponsoring companies become the most favored workplaces of the contestants," he said. "If a company is considering sponsorship, they will have a significant advantage at hiring the most commercially talented employees. Any company that chooses not to sponsor is missing out on the best opportunity to recruit people who not only can work with all your data but do it in a high stress, team environment. IBA candidates gain an advantage by experiencing the finesse, teamwork and commitment that projects like this require."
The 13-member IBA Committee continues to seek new and innovative ways to promote the program.
Karl Bloor, a Committee member who oversees competition datasets, is working with companies to include additional study areas in the 2023 competition.
"We added three new datasets in 2020 and are planning to add new datasets, including a treasure trove of data we received from Western Australia's Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety," he said. "We have more hard drives available to be sent out to other potential dataset donators."
Schlumberger provided a Petrel license in 2021 to help manage the datasets, and AAPG donated a computer to run the software. Bloor noted that access to software is key to student success in the competition, and dataset and software donations are as important as cash donations to keeping the program dynamic and growing.
"Some of our schools are getting multimillion-dollar license agreements at no cost to them to be able to teach petroleum geology courses using actual industry tools," he said. "These license donations give students a huge advantage, not only during the competition but also during their future careers in industry."
Call for IBA Ambassadors
Kanungo said that a positive IBA experience not only helps participants find good careers; it also encourages them to continue to support the program after graduation,
"Having participated in the IBA makes a huge difference on your CV and is advantageous in your interviews. It's one of the best marketing tools students can use in promoting themselves. It's also an opportunity for networking and job-searching. By participating, they become ambassadors of the IBA program."
For Angelloz, who competed in the IBA competition with Stephen F. Austin State University in 2016, the most effective IBA ambassadors are those who have benefitted personally from the competition.
He encouraged those who value the program to serve as IBA ambassadors in their professional and personal communities.
"Most young geoscientists entering the industry have been impacted by a mentor or a committee volunteer. These professionals understand the transition from student to professional and are genuinely interested in making it easier for the new generation of geoscientists," he said. "Young professionals are perfect mentors as their transition experience can be more relatable to current students. I urge any YP that is interested giving back to reach out to the IBA Committee."
Angelloz hopes that ambassadors will continue to keep the program strong, supporting schools, students and professionals along the way.
Young said he will forever be grateful for IBA's impact on his life.
"This competition changed my perspective on life. It gave me a new job, lifelong friends, confidence in my geoscience skills, and a whole lot of happiness. The things most worth it in life are often hardest to get, and this is no exception," he said. "Achieving success in IBA is not just a trophy but a fulfilling happiness knowing that you may have a shot out there in the big leagues."
For information about being an IBA sponsor, participant, or ambassador, contact [email protected]
To see the Student Video highlights, visit the AAPG Student Programs Facebook page and LinkedIn account.
IBA competition goes woke
If you wonder why AAPG is hemorrhaging members, look no further than this article. AAPG has gone woke and is dragging the once wonderful IBA competition into the woke dustbin by adding a "sustainability" component. AAPG should reject the economically crippling agendas of sustainability, ESG the Great Transition and proudly embrace fossil fuels as a key component to fight energy poverty around the world.
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Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (28 September 1571 – 18 July 1610) was an Italian artist active in Rome, Naples, Malta and Sicily between 1593 and 1610. He is commonly placed in the Baroque school, of which he was the first great representative.
Caravaggio was considered enigmatic, fascinating, rebellious and dangerous.citation needed] He burst upon the Rome art scene in 1600, and thereafter never lacked for commissions or patrons, yet handled his success atrociously.specify] An early published notice on him, dating from 1604 and describing his lifestyle some three years previously, tells how "after a fortnight's work he will swagger about for a month or two with a sword at his side and a servant following him, from one ball-court to the next, ever ready to engage in a fight or an argument, so that it is most awkward to get along with him." In 1606 he killed a young man in a brawl and fled from Rome with a price on his head. In Malta in 1608 he was involved in another brawl, and yet another in Naples in 1609, possibly a deliberate attempt on his life by unidentified enemies. By the next year, after a career of little more than a decade, he was dead.
Huge new churches and palazzi were being built in Rome in the decades of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, and paintings were needed to fill them. The Counter-Reformation Church searched for authentic religious art with which to counter the threat of Protestantism, and for this task the artificial conventions of Mannerism, which had ruled art for almost a century, no longer seemed adequate. Caravaggio's novelty was a radical naturalism which combined close physical observation with a dramatic, even theatrical, approach to chiaroscuro, the use of light and shadow.
Famous and extremely influential while he lived, Caravaggio was almost entirely forgotten in the centuries after his death, and it was only in the 20th century that his importance to the development of Western art was rediscovered. Yet despite this his influence on the common style which eventually emerged from the ruins of Mannerism, the new Baroque, was profound. Andre Berne-Joffroy, Paul Valéry's secretary, said of him: "What begins in the work of Caravaggio is, quite simply, modern painting."


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The U.S. Department of agriculture (United States Department of Agriculture, abbreviated USDA) has explained its controversial practice was finally over. The ca
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The U.S. Department of agriculture (United States Department of Agriculture, abbreviated USDA) has explained its controversial practice was finally over. The cats were part of the research on toxoplasmosis, an infectious disease that affects mostly cats. The organization of the White Coat Waste Project, which is active against animal testing , had criticized the research in a last month a report published in focus.
In the report, it was said, for the research project up to 100 cats would be bred annually. At the age of eight weeks, kittens will be fed with raw meat with toxoplasmosis pathogens. The animals would then, after a few weeks, immune, and you and burned would be killed. This practice is "unnecessary and unjustifiable", criticized the animal rights activists.
From the meat market in the bowl
according to The report, the Ministry had also buy hundreds of animals from "Asian meat markets" and kill to feed their Remains back to the lab in Maryland to cats.
the experiments by the agricultural research service (ARS) of the Ministry were carried out. The Ministry reported that since last September, no cats with toxoplasmosis pathogens, infected or killed. The 14 healthy cats that are still alive in the labs, should be adopted by employees.
In the waste of history
Anthony Bellotti, founder of the organization White Coat Waste Project, the wasteful state, turning combat expenditure on animal testing and a year-long campaign against the experiments had led, described the step as "a historic victory for taxpayers and the animals."
After more than 3 killed'000 kittens and $ 22 million had been squandered, is very pleased with his organization the "wise decision of the USDA to end their taxpayer-funded cat experiments final and to adopt the Survivors," said Bellotti, and added that he was "thrilled" that the "kitten slaughterhouse" was banned in the garbage of history.
???? VICTORY ???? After an intensive year-long campaign, we just got the @USDA to stop all cat & kitten testing & adopt out the survivors ????
Read about how we scored this historic win ????????https://t.co/QouWJHWMFa
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Cipla Technologies LLC, a subsidiary of Cipla Limited along with its subsidiaries, affiliates and joint ventures, hereafter together referred to as "Cipla") and Pulmatrix, Inc. (NASDAQ: PULM; hereafter referred to as "Pulmatrix"), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing novel inhaled therapeutics to serve unmet needs in respiratory disease, today announced their entry into a Definitive Agreement for the co-development and commercialization of Pulmazole (PUR1900) - an inhaled iSPERSE formulation of the antifungal drug itraconazole for the treatment of allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA) in patients with asthma. Following the Definitive Agreement, Cip Tec will make an upfront payment of USD 22 million to Pulmatrix in exchange for assignment of all rights for Pulmazole in relation to pulmonary indications to Cip Tec.
Thereafter, both parties will equally share costs related to the future development and commercialization of Pulmazole, and equally share worldwide free cash flow from future sales of Pulmazole. Pulmatrix will remain primarily responsible for the execution of the clinical development of Pulmazole, and Cip Tec will be responsible for the commercialization of the product. The partnership will be overseen by a Joint Steering Committee with equal representation from both companies. With the signing of the Definitive Agreement, Pulmatrix is in a strong position to complete the Phase 2 study entitled: 'A Randomized, Double-Blind, Multicenter, PlaceboControlled, Phase 2 Study to Evaluate the Safety, Tolerability, and Pharmacokinetics of Itraconazole Administered as a Dry Powder for Inhalation (PUR1900) in Adult Asthmatic Patients with Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis (ABPA)'. Pulmatrix plans to initiate this study in April 2019. Umang Vohra, Managing Director and Global Chief Executive Officer of Cipla, said, "Pulmazole will be Cipla's entry into the branded respiratory space and will serve a vital unmet medical need for the treatment of ABPA, a condition that possibly impacts over 2 million patients worldwide but has no labelled drug. Pulmatrix has a capable development team and a strong intellectual property (IP) estate through its iSPERSE delivery platform. This creates potential to expand the scope of this collaboration and extract synergies from Cipla's long-established in-house capability in the development of inhalation therapy solutions." Robert W. Clarke, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of Pulmatrix, said, "Cipla's expertise in respiratory drug development and manufacturing strengthens our development program while its global commercialization experience and footprint will enable us to bring this novel therapeutic option to patients suffering from ABPA.
This is also an important financial milestone for the company, securing adequate funds to complete the Pulmazole Phase 2 study, along with 50 per cent commitment from Cip Tec for future Pulmazole development and commercialization costs while retaining worldwide rights to 50% of the free-cash-flow from future revenues."


Even as the uncertainty prevails on 21 MLA's of Aam Aadmi Party, still awaiting for their fate to be decided in an ongoing 'Office of Profit' controversy, another set of 27 party MLAs are involved in another Office of Profit row.
A Delhi-based law student, Vibhor Anand, had filed this complaint, alleging that these 27 MLAs hold posts of Chairpersons of Rogi Kalyan Samitis in different government hospitals in Delhi without any legal sanctity. Further demanding the termination of the said MLA's from their positions. Anand had lodged this complaint directly with the EC in June, following which the Commission had said that it should be made to the President who, in turn, will send it to the Commission. EC has now sent the complaint to the President.
"The Delhi government in 2009 through its executive/ standing orders approved constituting Rogi Kalyan Samitis in all the hospitals with governing body under the chairmanship of local MLA in violating the mandate of scheme.
"The order of appointing MLAs either by the present government or by the earlier government, as chairperson of the Rogi Kalyan Samiti is wholly illegal and void, without any legal sanctity," Anand said.
Following which the president has probed the Election Commision with a fresh petition against 27 MLAs for allegedly holding office of profit, and further will now be examined by poll panel.
Earlier, a similar petition filed in office to profit row in June, had sought cancellation of 27 AAP MLAs membership.
However, this time around too, the list already includes seven legislators against whom the EC had already considered a plea for holding the office of parliamentary secretaries, indicating a threat of disqualification for the rest 17 MLAs.
In the complaint forwarded to President Pranab Mukherjee, following were the MLAs whose names were mentioned: Mohinder Goyal, Surendra Singh, Anil Kumar Bajpai, Mohammed Ishraq Khan, Rakhi Birla, Madan Lal, Sharad Kumar, Hazari Lal Chauhan, Kailash Gehlot, Rajendra pal Gautam, Pankaj Pushkar, Somnath Bharti, Ved Prakash, Nitin Tyagi, Naresh Yadav, Jarnail Singh, Alka Lamba, Ram Niwas Goel, Vishesh Ravi, Rajesh Gupta, SK Bagga, Shiv Charan Goel and Bandana Kumari.
Upon following the similar course of action, if these MLAs get disqualified, the AAP government in Delhi would cease to exist.
This entry was posted in Aam Aadmi Party, AAP, AAP in Delhi, centre government and tagged Aam Aadmi Party, AAP Politics, Arvind kejriwal, Delhi on October 19, 2016 by Political writer.
Aam Aadmi Party-Delhi is under fire again for merciless expenditure of state money. Delhi BJP on Tuesday accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government of splurging taxpayers' money on ads for a pan-city 'parent-teachers meeting', which will be held on October 15.
BJP general secretary Ashish Sood said that the ads issued by the Arvind Kejriwal-led government regarding the upcoming mega parent-teacher event showed that "some event management company" was "working behind the Delhi government".
"Parent-teacher meeting is a normal process in schools. This government has spent crores of rupees on ads to make it seem like the education system will be reformed with their help, but these are merely serving the agenda of advertising the Chief Minister as has been done earlier through ads for the odd-even scheme, Aam Aadmi Clinics and others," Mr. Sood said.
"The government has put the Land Pooling Policy of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), which envisaged the building of 20 lakh houses in Delhi in a time-bound manner, in cold storage. On the one hand it talks about bringing the DDA under its control and on the other hand it is not allowing the DDA to implement this ambitious policy," Mr. Gupta said.
This entry was posted in Aam Aadmi Party, Arvind kejriwal and tagged Aam Aadmi Party, Arvind kejriwal on October 13, 2016 by Political writer.
When Arvind Kejriwal formed the AAP party, he promised the Delhi people to present a clean image and corruption free political model in Indian politics. He had promised that the party would only induct clean image people and there would be 'zero tolerance' against corruption in the party.
The people of Delhi trusted the new party twice and in 2015, the party successfully won the assembly elections with a landslide victory. After taking the reins of Delhi, the Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal and his party changed the colours like a chameleon.
The AAP-led government in Delhi has broken all the records and promises made to the people of Delhi. The party has set an absurd example of giving a maximum number of legislators facing criminal cases. In the history of Delhi, this is happening first time when the lawmakers turned into lawbreakers.
Twelve MLAs of the party made a tour of Tihar Jail, and 21 legislators may face disqualification because of their irregular appointments as Parliamentary Secretaries. In fact, the idea of launching the AAP party was a full proof plan to dupe the people of Delhi. An Association of Democratic Reforms while analysing the election affidavits of AAP had revealed that 27 out of 67 legislators had criminal cases against them.
Arvind Kejriwal always tried to defend his party's legislators. He had tried to defend Jitender Singh Tomar when the police found his law degree 'fake'. Tomar was not expelled from the party, and he is still in the party fold. Moreover, Somnath Bharti was not expelled who was arrested in the case of domestic violence.
The police have sufficient evidence against the AAP legislators and leaders. The police arrested the legislators after the proper investigations. However, Arvind Kejriwal always blames the BJP's involvement in sending his legislators in Jail.
This entry was posted in Aam Aadmi Party, AAP in Delhi, Arvind kejriwal and tagged Aam Aadmi Party, Arvind kejriwal, Criminals in AAP, kejriwal on September 23, 2016 by Political writer.
A day after the arrest of AAP legislator, Amanatullah Khan, the Delhi Police has arrested another legislator Somnath Bharti in a case of damaging the public property. Bharti is arrested for assaulting the security guards of AIIMS. It seems the next Delhi assembly session would be held in Tihar Jail as day by day the Delhi police have been arresting the AAP MLA's in criminal cases.
As per the information, the Chief Security Office of AIIMS had lodged a complaint against the MLA in the second week of September that Bharti along with his supporters misbehaved with the security guards at the entrance of AIIMS. And he also instigated his goons to damage the fence of government property.
He also gave permission to his goons with JCB machines to enter the premises of AIMMS from Gautam Nagar nullah road side and also beaten up the security persons deployed in AIIMS. Delhi police finally arrested him on Thursday. The legislator has been facing the case of domestic violence registered by his wife and this is the second case against him.
One by one the AAP legislators have been indulging in criminal activities and facing the arrests. The number of the legislators arrested by the police in criminal cases reached at 20. The day is not far when the Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal will hold the next assembly session in Tihar Jail.
When the party founded by the AAP national head Arvind Kejriwal in 2012, the party promised to give a corruption-free and ideal model in Indian political system. However, the party diverted from its real track and topped in the country as the majority of the AAP leaders and 20 legislators are facing criminal cases.
In the regime of AAP government, the national capital has topped in the country for the highest number of criminal cases.
This entry was posted in Aam Aadmi Party, AAP in Delhi, Amantullah Khan, Arvind kejriwal, Sandeep Kumar, Somnath Bharti and tagged Aam Aadmi Party, AAP, AAPDelhi, Amanatullah Khan, Arvind kejriwal, Sandeep Kumar, Somnath Bharti, Tihar Jail on September 22, 2016 by Political writer.
When the entire national capital has been facing the 'chikungunya' problem and over 11 people died due to the disease, Kejriwal's deputy Manish Sisodia enjoying the foreign junket in Finland.
A picture of the Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia having ice cream gone viral and his state is suffering from the disease. The Chief Minister of Delhi has gone to Bengaluru for the surgery and his deputy is busy in Finland.
Kejriwal has not kept any portfolio and his deputy Manish Sisodia officiates in the absence of his top boss. However, the pictures on social media depicting that the vacations at Finland are more important than the immediate return to his own country where his state has been combating with 'chikungunya'.
When the AAP party took the reins of the national capital with a landslide victory, the best healthcare facilities in the city would be the one of the prominent agenda of the party in its manifesto.
However, it seems the party deliberately forgotten the promise and the poor health care facilities in the government hospitals led to the death of 11 people in Delhi. People are crying for the help but there is no proper support given to the government hospitals from Delhi government.
All the cabinet ministers are out of the city busy in other states for the upcoming assembly polls.
Satyendra Jain, the health minister of Delhi ignored his own state and was busy in the preparations for the upcoming assembly polls in Goa. Jain returned because of the flak he drew for his absence.
The AAP and Kejriwal are too busy campaigning in poll-bound States such as Punjab and Goa to pay attention to what is happening in the city.
As the city reels under a major health crisis, virtually the entire Delhi Cabinet is missing from action as ministers including Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, Gopal Rai and Imran Hussain are not in town.
Rai is in Chhattisgarh and Hussain is on Haj pilgrimage. Only Water Minister Kapil Mishra was in Delhi when the disease broke out.
This entry was posted in AAP in Delhi, Arvind kejriwal, chikunguniya, Chikungunya, foreign tour, Manish Sisodia and tagged Aam Aadmi Party, AAPDelhi, Arvind kejriwal, Manish Sisodia on September 16, 2016 by Political writer.


Each 4-6 member team will compete in fun (sometimes silly) games.
All ages are welcome to participate.
Wear comfortable clothing that can get dirty or wet. Event shirts will be given to all participants.
The only rule is to have fun!
Do you remember potato sack races? What about the water balloon toss? How about a 3-legged relay?
Now's your chance to grab your friends to come out and play for a great cause! As part of our annual Stop the Stigma event we will be hosting a Field Day to raise money for developing outreach and education programs to support mental health in our community.


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Q: Different results when using mockito matchers anyList() and any(List.class) I have found that there are different results when using mockito matchers anyList() and any(List.class). I can not unterstand this, however, since both should actually return the same result. Maybe someone can enlighten me.
I use the matcher to test a controller. My controller binds an attribute to the model called myList. I want to verify that the model attribute is actually a list.
model.addAttribute("myList", Arrays.asList("test"));

any(List.class) performs a correct test:
mockMvc.perform(get("/")).andExpect(model().attribute("myList", any(List.class)));

But anyList() returns that [] was expected and causes a test failure:
mockMvc.perform(get("/")).andExpect(model().attribute("myList", anyList()));

I need anyListOf(String.class) to verify that the list contains strings, but I can not use it because of this behavior.

A: You're using ModelResultMatchers.attribute(), which checks that the model attribute named "myList" is equal to the second argument, i.e. is equal to the value returned by any(List.class) or anyList().
Note that this method doesn't expect a Mockito matcher at all. It isn't even related to Mockito at all. It just expects a value, and checks that the model attribute is equal to this value.
anyList() returns a new empty ArrayList. any(List.class) returns null. So your first test succeeds because your controller happens to store null in this model attribute, and your second test fails because null is not equal to an empty ArrayList.
TL;DR: you shouldn't use Mockito matchers here. That makes no sense.


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Parsonage Retail Park is a modern shopping park in Leigh, near Wigan. It takes its name from the Parsonage Colliery, a coal mine that operated on the site until 1992.
The biggest store at the park is a Sainsbury's supermarket. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday 7 am to 10 pm, and Sunday 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Other shops here at the time of writing (August 2016) are Halfords, Poundstretcher, Next, Home Bargains, Currys, Argos, Pets at Home, JD, DW Sports Fitness (sports store and fitness club), TK Maxx, and an M&S Foodhall.
All shops are open seven days a week. Opening times are generally Monday to Friday 9 am to 8 pm, Saturday 9 am to 6 pm, and Sunday 11 am to 5 pm.
The park also boasts several places to eat and drink. There's a Harvester pub, a KFC, and a 24-hour McDonald's.
At the time of writing (August 2016), an extension to the park is due to open. It will feature a Greene King family pub plus Aldi and B&M stores.
Parsonage Retail Park is situated on Parsonage Way in Leigh (postcode WN7 5SJ), off Atherleigh Way, and a short walk from Leigh town centre. There's a car park here with spaces for over 1,000 vehicles. Parking is free for shoppers.
Leigh Sports Village and Pennington Flash Country Park are nearby.
Map showing location of Parsonage Retail Park.
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Complex in Leigh with cinema, restaurants, and a supermarket.
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Popular country park and nature reserve.
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One of the finest sporting and leisure complexes in North West England. Includes two stadiums, a sports centre, hotel, pub, and supermarket.
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Fort Worth, TX based Vertical LLC, d.b.a. Altitude Trampoline Park, has announced an agreement is in place for a 25000 sq. ft. facility in, Mobile, Alabama at 3659C Airport Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX based Vertical LLC., d.b.a. Altitude Trampoline Park, has announced an agreement is in place for a 25000 sq. ft. facility in Mobile, AL. Company officials state that facility preparations on site have begun and they expect to have the newest Altitude location in full operation by the summer of 2016. Altitude Mobile will have large party rooms and plenty of in-park party areas for birthdays, corporate team outings, church groups, sports teams or any size group who is ready to jump high and burn off some energy.
Altitude Trampoline Park will be one of the largest trampoline parks in the state of Alabama and is thrilled to bring this high flying one of kind attraction to the Mobile community. Altitude Mobile will have a massive amount of interconnected wall to wall trampolines and attractions. The indoor park will include a variety of specific activities such as 3D Dodgeball, Basketball Dunking Lanes, Kid Zone, Foam Pits, Gymnastics "tumble tracks," large main court and Altitude's one of a kind battle beam.
"Our parks offer state of the art equipment, high energy entertainment at affordable prices for families, groups and more. Altitude Trampoline Park places a sharp focus on providing a safe, clean, family friendly environment that will set our park apart." – Jeff Rutten- Altitude- COO.
Altitude Trampoline Parks began operating three years ago and are rapidly developing across the country and internationally. Current locations operate in Fort Worth, Texas, Billerica, MA, San Antonio, TX, Little Rock Arkansas, Bossier City LA, Rochester, NY, Grapevine, TX, Denton, TX, Monroe, LA. Opening now are locations in Cedar Hill, Texas, Glen Carbon, IL Fayetteville, AR, Lubbock, TX, Katy, TX and Austin, TX with several others scheduled for 2016 in O'Fallon, MO, Jacksonville, FL, and Houston, TX.
Visit our website at http://www.altitudetrampolineparkmobile.com for employment information, opening dates and birthday party reservations. Like us on our Facebook page Altitude Trampoline Park – Mobile to see exciting park developments and special information on our grand opening festivities coming this summer.