Since the beginning of time and civilization human beings always question what the fundamental aspects of life are, enlightening one's self with knowledge, finding out the true purpose behind living and existence. The true answer to what reality really is can vary from person to person. Acknowledging the true meaning of what hides within the definition of the self can be manifested and interpreted in many different ways shapes and forms. But the real question is 'what is the proper purpose behind life?' the answer to this specific question is debatable amongst many as the philosophy behind it cannot be considered right or wrong as every living being is entitled to define what the true meaning behind everything is, this without question needs a pathway of enlightenment. But how is one meant to achieve or seek out true enlightenment? In a world flourishing with different cultures and beliefs, from the far east to the far west, communities and society use religion as a way to define their nature, along with their ethical and moral beliefs. Due to this, many countries and regions in the world connect with the religion past down to them through hundreds of generations, since it also shapes and forms their ethnicity and culture. Hinduism and Buddhism are two of the most unique and divine religions known to man since they are in no way shape or form similar to any other religions. Both religions are formed by the unique philosophy behind the scripture, basing the main aspect to revolve around peace within the self. Knowing the power of nature, connecting with the earth and following the path to full enlightenment also known as nirvana. These religions are mainly based in countries such as India, Nepal and Mauritius and many other surrounding countries. Unlike Judaism, Christianity and Islam which are strictly considered monotheistic, Hindus and Buddhists are polytheistic, characterized by a variety of wrathful gods.
Hinduism is not only a religion or belief it is a culture, mainly based in India. According to an article conducted by CNN !5.1% of the world population is Hindu, and 79.8% of India's population is Hindu. Unlike other religions Hinduism does not have a specific founder, it was formed and developed by cultural and religious changes in India. Hinduism is interpreted as a "designated comprehensive philosophical doctrine". One of the main and most widely recognized philosophical aspects is karma (what goes around, comes back around).
Karma affects the status of one's life achievements with the actions they have performed in their previous lifetime. The ultimate goal to be reached is Mashka, the highest spiritual achievement and enlightenment a person can reach. In other words, reaching Spiritual Perfection releases one's soul from the wheel of life (reincarnation), and allows the full power of Brahma to connect with the soul. Although there are many Deities, the main four are: Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver, Shiva the destroyer, and Kali/Durga/Parvati the goddess of three incarnations; death and destruction, maiden and mother. According to an article written by Charlotte Jirousek a Student at Cornell she states, "Local deities were identified with cyclical forces of nature, as common in agricultural society—birth, death, planting; and with the fertility of land, herds and human beings".
The process of a soul being reborn after death is called 'reincarnation'. The philosophy behind this is allowing the soul to go through the cycle of life also known as karma. with every action one takes they will either be rewarded in their next life or they will suffer. The way in breaking this cycle to release the soul is through salvation or as its originally called 'moksha'. The paths to salvation also known as yogas or margas can be achieved with the following; Karma Marga – Jnana Marga – Bhakti Marga – Raja or Dhyana Marga. To achieve salvation one must offer selfless service, study an intellectual understanding with the soul through brahman, devote thyself to a personal god, meditate to gain insight of the absolute soul. Once these are achieved one's soul may be free from the cycle.
Siddhartha Gautama was born into a prosperous and wealthy family, with everything he dreamed of was there at his finger tips whenever he pleased. Due to palace rules he wasn't allowed to leave his palace, but eventually he was exposed and witnessed sickness, aging and death. To his shock Gautama rejected his riches and devoted his life to live in asceticism (extreme self-discipline), 49 days of pure meditation and finding the true meaning of peace and tranquility; Gautama made his transition to Buddha thus makes the start of Buddhism.
Buddhism is all about having a strong individualistic component that is based on every person has the responsibility and power to enlighten themselves and take the right measures in order to reach the ultimate happiness. the four noble truths are an essential to reaching a state of consciousness in the soul, they are guiding principles; there is suffering in life; the cause of suffering is desire; ending desire will end suffering; following a moderate controlled lifestyle will end desire which will eventually end suffering.
Buddha created created the Noble eightfold path; right belief, right resolve, right speech, right conduct, right occupation, right effort, right mindfulness, and right samadhi—or meditation. Following the eightfold path is the way to become liberated from samsara, breaking the cycle of death and rebirth in order to enlighten the soul to reach the ultimate nirvana.
In conclusion Hinduism and Buddhism are soul based religions enlightening one's soul in a pathway of peace and tranquility. To achieve your ultimate happiness and peace you must give up desire to open your eyes to view and feel your surrounding. In my opinion every individual must go through suffering in order to learn and improve, to find your soul and just release all things negative to become one with yourself and achieve everything one must achieve in order to life a proposes life. the two religions mentioned in this report are not only studies of doctrine they are a way of life and a way of people to be able to connect with the world and the earth and its surroundings in many ways to shape and form your destiny and desire.


World of Goo HD is an app that is available for download on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. World of Goo HD was developed by 2D Boy and is available to download on the App Store for $4.99. World of Goo HD recently received an update that optimized its already beautiful graphics with support for high definition retina displays. WOG HD revolves around the player being able to drag and drop balls of goo to build various platforms. The player then uses the items to help them complete the puzzle they are currently on.
World of Goo HD would not be a very fun app if the controls did not work appropriately. Faulty controls in any game leads to frustration but luckily this is not experienced in World of Goo HD. When you have an app that requires precision control to complete a puzzle, it is nice to be able to achieve your goal without having to worry about bad controls. WOG HD is easily one of the most creative and imaginative applications available for the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch and the great controls only add to the wonderful experience that the player receives.
Everything in World of Goo HD is done masterfully, but if there is one aspect of the app that does not add any value it is the audio. The audio found in WOG is very serviceable and done quite well, but it does not add anything to the player's experience. Most people are not going to play an iPhone app and expect to hear something wonderful. Thankfully World of Goo HD is such a good app that no audio is required to have fun and enjoy the experience. Players may even have a better experience with the app if they turn off the audio and listen to their favorite music while they play. For me that was the case, although you might enjoy the audio as well.
The graphics in World of Goo HD are easily one of the best features of the application . World of Goo had stunning visuals prior to the upgrade to high definition graphics, but the addition of the HD graphics only enhances an already great experience. World of Goo HD is easily one of the best designed and most polished iPhone apps available on the market. Every time you play, you will be stunned by how beautiful World of Goo HD really is.
At a price of only $4.99, WOG is a pretty good value in the iPhone or iPad market. World of Goo HD is a huge app with tons a replay value that will allow you to keep playing for days. It is a steal when you can get something this massive for under a dollar, especially when you add in the great gameplay and graphics.
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Home Care Packages. Frequently asked questions about Home Care Packages: Assessment Questions.
What is a government assessment and why do I have to have one?
The government requires you to participate in an assessment to determine your eligibility for funding. ACAT perform the assessment in your home or during your hospital stay and will, based off the information you provide, determine what level HCP (1-4) you are eligible for.
Who are ACAT (Aged Care Assessment Team)?
ACAT are a third party group engaged by the government to carry out assessments. Collectively known as 'ACAT', they are providers from a range of different health companies and hospitals that vary from region to region. They are deemed impartial to the process of which provider you choose, meaning you can select who you want to deliver your services.
ACAT often introduce themselves as a third party representative for My Aged Care, handing out ACAT literature and documents which can be very confusing. If you would like to reduce the amount of information you are receiving, ask to receive My Aged Care only literature.
Does Calvary run the government (ACAT) assessment?
No. The assessment is handled by an endorsed third party government assessment group called ACAT. Known collectively as 'ACAT' they are providers from a range of health companies or hospitals that vary from region to region.
Can I have someone else with me whilst I'm having an assessment?
Yes. In fact we suggest you do. Assessments may take up to one hour and you will be asked a number of questions. It can be a lot of information to absorb in one sitting, so having a person to support you is a great idea. Your Care Adviser can also help you prepare for the assessment to help you get the best result.
What sort of questions do they ask in the ACAT assessment?
Along with your personal details, questions range from your needs around the home, medical information, income and your support networks. It is a good idea to book ahead with a Care Adviser so they can take you through the types of questions you'll be asked in your assessment before you are assessed.
If I have an ACAT assessment will they put me in a home or take my home away from me?
Do I need any special documents for my ACAT assessment?
I have received a letter that has the Australian Government & My Aged Care logo's on it. What does it mean?
If you have not had your in-home or in-hospital assessment then it may be confirmation of the time ACAT would like to do the assessment with you. If you have received this letter, it's best to call our Care Advisers to help you prepare for the assessment.
This is a summary of your care needs by the ACAT assessor. You can call us when you receive this letter to ensure that Calvary is your provider and that they are following your request.
This means your HCP has been approved and you are now formally on the government waiting list. This letter may have the assessor's third party logo on it, however it does not mean that you have chosen them as your provider.
This means your funding is ready and Calvary can activate your package immediately.
Simply call our Care Advisers and we'll arrange a visit from a Calvary Case Manager at a time that suits you. We'll take you through what services you'd like to receive and answer any questions you may have about your care with Calvary.
I have a received other pamphlets and material from a third party included with my government letters?
If you've chosen Calvary as your provider we suggest you put these third party materials to one side. Simply give our Care Advisers a call and we can let you know if this extra material is relevant.
I've had my ACAT assessment. Now what happens?
Your ACAT assessor will send you notification within 14 days with either confirmation that you are on the government waiting list or confirmation that your funds are ready.


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Coopertown é uma cidade  localizada no estado norte-americano de Tennessee, no Condado de Robertson.

Demografia
Segundo o censo norte-americano de 2000, a sua população era de 3027 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 3287, um aumento de 260 (8.6%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de
82,5 km², dos quais 82,5 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 20 km ao redor de Coopertown.

Ligações externas

Cidades do Tennessee
Condado de Robertson (Tennessee)

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Shawn Bryant, In Position - 3003
Shawn Bryant took a tough loss in this April 1994 game, pitching a complete game and giving up a single run. But he knew that was part of the game, he told The Deseret News.
"I hate to lose," Bryant told The News. "But at the same time, I know that if I throw like I did today, I'll be right there in a position to win a lot of the time."
By that point, Bryant was in his fifth season of trying to put himself in position to win games. He only got into one more. He also never made the majors.
Bryant's career began in 1990, taken by the Indians in the eighth round of the draft out of Oklahoma City University.
At Oklahoma City University, Bryant struck out 11 in an April 1989 game while giving up one earned run. He also earned praise from his coach Denney Crabaugh, according to The Oklahoman.
"Bryant's got the best stuff in the district if he's on," Crabaugh told The Oklahoman.
With the Indians, Bryan started at rookie Burlington. He also played that year at short-season Watertown and high-A Kinston. He went 8-4 between them, with a 2.78 ERA.
He returned to Kinston for 1991 and 1992. going 11-9 his first year and 10-8 his second.
Bryant first made AA in 1993, playing at Canton-Akron. He w4ent 10-5, with a 3.72 ERA.
He moved to the Twins system for 1994, sent there in February for a player to be named. He also moved up to AAA, assigned to Salt Lake.
In a June 1994 game, Bryant gave up two runs in five innings of work, according to The News.
"Shawn pitched well," Salt Lake manager Scott Ullger told The News. "He gave up a couple of walks that hurt him, but overall it was a good outing for him."
Bryant went 5-9, with a 6.27 ERA over 33 outings, 21 starts. Bryant returned to Salt Lake for 1995, getting 31 relief outings. He had a 4.88 ERA and four wins. It was his final season as a pro.
Oklahoman, April 30, 1989: Bryant Hurls OCU To Sweep of CSU
Deseret News, April 11, 1994: Runs hard to come by as Buzz split twinbill
Deseret News, June 7, 1994: Buzz claim wet win in Edmonton
Labels: Burlington Indians, minor leaguer

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Berlin speaks is a collection of three videos based on a simple idea: take some text pieces found in Berlin's streets and let them talk. The result is a mix as diverse as the city itself. Some parts reflect political statements, some give re-contextualize the street's text, others are partially incoherent and almost all are just fun.
The videos portrait another aspect of Berlin's landscape and let us take a short glimpse into the hip-hop and street art scene of the city, one of the most active in Europe. This scene, however, has been recently the object of many controversies. Terms as commercialization, gentrification and even industrialization of the street art have appeared in recent discussions. But in the most bombed city in Europe, this appropriation of the landscape should be rather celebrated, shouldn't it?
After the collapse of the Berlin Wall, the graffiti artists marched straight into East Germany. Mitte, Friedrichshain, Prenzlauer Berg —all of the areas that the military had occupied became a new playground for the Western artists and became a new world for the Eastern artists who joined them. Few doubted that the East Germans' work was weightier. It wasn't that they were better artists, but that they could express —with authority— the one concept close to the hearts of all people now living in the city: what it meant to be free.
All videos of the Berlin speaks collection have been made by Emus Primus, a berlin based Artist which had a strong fascination for street art. He realized the first video alone and the second one with the collaboration of street artist like Enorm and Kire. We hope to see more exiting videos of Emus. You can visit his homepage here.
You can find the second and third videos are in the extended view of this post.


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Joe Judge sees support from John Mara, Steve…
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Joe Judge sees support from John Mara, Steve Tisch of Giants' long-term rebuild
By Tribune News Service
PUBLISHED: December 14, 2021 at 12:04 p.m. | UPDATED: December 14, 2021 at 12:05 p.m.
Giants co-owner Steve Tisch waved a polite hello and did not break stride coming out of the SoFi Stadium visitors' locker room Sunday with an entourage.
He left the stadium loudly, in a black Mercedes sprinter van at the back of a motorcade led by three California Highway Patrol police officers on thundering motorcycles.
No one needs to hear Tisch speak to know that a general manager change is a fait accompli.
The question at the moment, though, is whether ownership's strong support of head coach Joe Judge has wavered at all.
Judge said Monday, just hours after seeing Tisch in L.A., that he feels ownership's support and shared perspective in prioritizing a long-term rebuild toward sustainability.
"I'm not interested in shortcuts. I'm not interested in quick fixes," Judge said. "I want to do this the right way, and when I took this job, I made it very, very clear that I was only going to do this if we were all committed to doing this the right way. And that's been something that's been very clear from ownership on down. I'm very happy with the support that ownership gives."
John Mara has said consistently he believes in Judge's vision, as well.
The 4-9 record, Daniel Jones' injury and consecutive losses have stamped out all optimism for this season. But Judge said nothing is more important to him than delivering on his promise to rebuild the Giants "the right way."
He feels the Giants have "poured the foundation" and that they are headed in the right direction.
"Both families are tremendous people to work for, and I know that this team is very, very important to them," Judge said of Mara and Tisch. "It's their family business. Football's my family business, too. I take a lot of pride in what we do."
Understandably, it is difficult for fans to hear Judge say that the Giants are making progress "internally" even though "sometimes that is tough to see externally." Wins and losses are what matter most, after all, as Judge said himself.
But here's what was most interesting about traveling with the Giants to Tucson, Ariz., last week:
We had the privilege of seeing the progress behind the scenes that is not showing up on game days.
We got to see the detailed preparation and successful execution first-hand in practices, only days before we then watched it all collapse when it counted in Inglewood, Calif.
Giants punter Riley Dixon, for example, threw an on-target dart to gunner Keion Crossen while running a fake punt in practice last week. Crossen button-hooked for the back-shoulder throw, made an all-hands catch and raced upfield on the University of Arizona's practice field.
Then the Giants got to Sunday's third quarter against the Chargers, Crossen was open across the first down marker to Dixon's right, and Dixon airmailed his throw into the Giants' bench.
Go to the second quarter.
Mike Glennon's offense gained -2 yards on three plays with starting field position at the Chargers' 41. On all three plays, Glennon was either off-target or throwing to a covered receiver when he had another open.
The most obvious was his gross third-down throw behind Devontae Booker. These were routine throws he'd made in practice that the Giants had confidence in him completing in a game.
They couldn't even kick a field goal. They had to punt, and Dixon babied it 18 yards.
Stay in that second quarter.
The Giants simulated Justin Herbert's roll right, throwback left downfield bombs for their safeties all week in practice. Jones, not taking practice snaps and looking for some way to help the team, ran one drill in which he repeatedly faked a hand-off, rolled right and threw the ball 55-to-60 yards in the air to his left.
Logan Ryan, Xavier McKinney and the safeties practiced tracking the deep ball and picking it off. The scout-team offense would have run these plays in a live period, too.
But Ryan and McKinney were helpless when Herbert cocked back and launched his 63-yard moonshot over their heads to Jalen Guyton for the touchdown.
This is why Ryan was putting the blame for Sunday's blowout loss on the players and not the coaches, because they did it practice. They didn't in the game.
"You saw it in practice. We prepared for it," Ryan said. "We practiced that play, we were prepared for that play, and I just didn't make the play."
None of this makes Giants fans feel any better at the moment after such an embarrassing blowout loss.
On Monday, before flying back home to New Jersey, Judge faced questions about whether ownership has assured him he'll be back for Year 3.
"Let me make this perfectly clear: my or anybody else's hypothetical future, I'm never going to comment [on]," Judge said.
The truth is, if Jones isn't playing, there is no reason for fans to have any optimistic expectations for these final four Sundays of the season.
Jones reportedly is expected to miss a third straight game Sunday vs. the Cowboys after a follow-up exam, per The Athletic, even if defensive tackle Leonard Williams (elbow) has a chance, as ESPN reported.
This is about the future and nothing else. Mara and Tisch need to decide what that future looks like. And they should probably start by remembering how low they had fallen prior to hiring Judge in January 2020.
It is believed Tisch wanted wholesale turnover coming off the 2019 season, but he and Mara compromised and retained Dave Gettleman while firing coach Pat Shurmur.
Judge's hiring at least seemed to reflect Mara's awareness of how broken his way had become, bringing in a new outside to turn the franchise around.
But retaining Gettleman after Judge's first season, coming off their 6-10 mark in 2020, was a jarring and discouraging reminder that Mara only was willing to go so far to evolve.
No one is more aware of Judge's 10-19 record through two seasons than the head coach himself.
"I am the head coach and everything in this program reflects on me," he said after Sunday's loss. "I will never shy away from that. I do not make any excuses and I do not hide from that, either. I am not a finger pointer. I am not an excuse maker, and I am never trying to deflect anything."
What Judge can't prove publicly, though, is that behind the scenes the Giants are a more functional operation than they were under the Gettleman-Shurmur regime.
The players respect and play hard for Judge, and the young coach does strike an impressive balance between being hard on his players on the field while never forgetting they are people and relationships, too.
The franchise's constant losing — the thing Judge is trying to stop — at its root has been caused by mismanagement and poor dynamics inside the franchise's own building, off the field.
Turning that around requires more than a few new players and 24 months.
There is no way to sugar coat it, either: this roster still mostly stinks.
They have nabbed some promising developmental young players since Judge arrived, like Xavier McKinney, Andrew Thomas, Azeez Ojulari and Quincy Roche.
But their offensive line and pass rush are horrendous, even though fixing them and drafting a quarterback were Gettleman's three priorities when he took over in December 2017. And former No. 2 overall pick Saquon Barkley just isn't much of a factor.
Given Judge's personnel influence since his hiring, he does have to bear partial responsibility if decisions like signing Kenny Golladay and drafting Kadarius Toney don't shake out.
Gettleman and Judge also could have drafted Herbert last year if they really wanted to.
If the Giants knew so clearly he would be a star quarterback, there should have been nothing stopping the GM from stacking that pick top on the Jones selection in 2019.
The key factor in judging Judge, though, is ownership's understanding of what a rebuild really takes.
If Mara and Tisch had aligned Judge with a new GM already, they would have correctly framed this as the early stage of a long-term rebuild with a new vision. Fans would have understood.
But since the team went crazy in free agency and Mara sold playoff hope this summer, that's what fans hoped for and expected, and that's why there are calls for the team to blow it all up now.
Any coach will get fired if his team quits on him, so if that happens in these final four games, Judge wouldn't be safe. No coach would be.
Barring that, however, Judge seems to think that Mara and Tisch still support and believe in his long-term vision. And that would be the correct course from the leaders of a franchise that has lost its way.


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Donji Miklouš falu Horvátországban Belovár-Bilogora megyében. Közigazgatásilag Csázmához tartozik.

Fekvése
Belovártól légvonalban 22, közúton 31 km-re délnyugatra, községközpontjától 9 km-re délkeletre, a 26-os számú főúttól keletre, Donji Miklouš és Martinac között, a Monoszlói-hegység északi lejtőin fekszik.

Története
A település már a 14. században is létezett. 1334-ben Ivan gorai főesperes "ecclesia sancti Nicolai" néven említi Szent Miklósnak szentelt plébániatemplomát. Nevét is Szent Miklós tiszteletére szentelt templomáról kapta. A 16. században a török elpusztította, akkori lakossága Ivanics környékére menekült.

A falu a török kiűzése után a 17. században települt újra. 1774-ben az első katonai felmérés térképén az akkor még egységes település "Dorf Miklos" néven szerepel. A Horvát határőrvidék részeként a Kőrösi ezredhez tartozott. A miklouši plébániát 1789-ben alapították újra. Lipszky János 1808-ban Budán kiadott repertóriumában "Miklous" a neve.
Nagy Lajos 1829-ben kiadott művében ugyancsak "Miklóuss" néven 51 házzal, 256 katolikus vallású lakossal találjuk. A település 1809 és 1813 között francia uralom alatt állt.

A katonai közigazgatás megszüntetése után Magyar Királyságon belül Horvátország része, Belovár-Kőrös vármegye Csázmai járásának része lett. A településnek 1890-ben 259, 1910-ben 410 lakosa volt. 1918-ban az új szerb-horvát-szlovén állam, majd később Jugoszlávia része lett. 1941 és 1945 között a németbarát Független Horvát Államhoz, majd a háború után a szocialista Jugoszláviához tartozott. 1991-től a független Horvátország része. 1991-ben csaknem teljes lakossága horvát volt. A délszláv háború idején mindvégig horvát kézen maradt. 2011-ben 96 lakosa volt, akik főként mezőgazdaságból éltek.

Lakossága

(1857 és 1880 között lakosságát Donji Mikloušhoz számították.)

Nevezetességei
Szent Miklós tiszteletére szentelt római katolikus plébániatemploma a mai Gornji Miklouš közepén egy kis magaslaton áll. A templom középkori eredetű, amit keleti tájolása is mutat. Mai
formájában 1704-ben épült, 1789-ben és a 19. század elején megújították. Egyhajós épület félköríves apszissal. A nyugati főhomlokzat előtt áll a zömök harangtorony, melyet felül karcsú toronysisak zár.

Kultúra
Kulturális és művészeti egyesületét a KUD Sloga Mikloušt 1974-ben alapították.

Oktatás
Az iskola épülete 1893-ban épült. Ma a csázmai alapiskola 4 osztályos alsó tagozatos területi iskolája működik benne.

Jegyzetek

Források
Csázma város hivatalos oldala
Csázma turisztikai irodájának oldala
Az első katonai felmérés térképe (1763-1787)

További információk
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From Your Editor
Dear TIO Readers,
The challenge three years ago, when TIO was just an idea: to create a communication tool that tells the interfaith stories of the world and begins to knit local and global interfaith communities together in new ways.
TIO is still wet behind the ears. But starting its third year of publishing this month, you are one of 6,200 who now get 30 (more or less) interfaith stories each month, in small packages with links and photographs.
At the end of each month, those stories go into TIO's archive. You can access them several ways. For instance, the new TIO Digital Index Vols. 1 & 2, organized by subject, has links to each of more than 700 stories published in TIO's first two years. Or you can download past issues (from the homepage), each with its own theme.
A couple hundred writers and a handful of editors – interfaith activists all, young adult leaders, wise elders, academics, clergy, and more – have freely contributed their work to make The Interfaith Observer succeed.
Like everyone everywhere, we're left with costs. Last week came news that a respected religious internet journal (with 9,000 paying subscribers) was half a million in debt and would probably go bankrupt.
By contrast, to date a few angels have contributed $35,000 to TIO, paying for its design, startup costs, and two years of publication. We run a very lean ship. But our readership has tripled this year. Special Editions are being prepared for two new partners (bringing with them 3,900 new readers), and our email vendor is sending larger bills. In short, it costs about $1,000 a month to keep TIO afloat.
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Happy Friday friends! I hope you have fabulous plans for the weekend. I am feeling fine because I FINALLY finished redesigning my Vintage Style Crochet Arm Warmers to have thumbholes! When The Boy was in the hospital, crocheting helped me stay sane and luckily this project was in my bag so I was able to finish them there. I just love them with wooden buttons.


There are so many wonders in Minori.
The town is connected by a solid foundation as ancient as the Villa Romana. Minori offers a treasure trove of special places such as the spa, delicious patisseries, a pastaio, an incredible macelleria, all of exceptional quality and reputation .They even have unearthed Roman ruins!
Come take a walk with me to my favourite highlights of Minori!
Everything in Minori is fresh and of the finest quality. Visit the Panettoria where they can prepare you a panino with freshly baked bread straight out of the oven.
The Macelleria, where the butcher cuts the meat to your liking but also takes pleasure in recommending the specials.
Minori is also home to an authentic Pastaio where pasta is made by hand and is made with love ❤ . Fresh cannelloni, gnocchi, ravioli, you name it they have it and the taste is out of this world! Here you can have a sneak peek and see how pasta is manufactured as well as purchasing some to soothe the palate.
Places to eat in Minori range from local trattorias, cafes , restaurants to sweet patisseries.
Here I can recommend my top places where I always dine and receive the top service and mouth watering cibo.
Hidden under a grove of lemons and bougainvillea in the centre of town, Giardiniello, the garden, is a peaceful place to enjoy the fresh produce and local recipes of Minori. Try pasta frutti di mare it's divine!
Gambardella is an authentic place where the locals like to hang out, and we all know that the locals know what's best. Gambardella make the best of Amalfi Coast's natural resources, which results in high quality and original products. Limoncello always goes down a treat!
I am having an affair with his place! They offer a rich assortment of desserts and sweets as well as happy hour with aperol spritz and a tray of delights. Sal Di Riso is aesthetically pleasing and you feel like you've stepped out of a page from La dolce vita magazine.
Minori is also home to Optium spa- a place where you can truly slow down on your holiday and be treated like royalty. There are two spas that run at different times of the year. There is a spa on the beach which is opens in the summer time and the other is a Roman bath with that underground ( open in Winter) Why not make an enquiry with Lorenzo, I'm sure he will make you feel at home.


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The British School at Rome (BSR) is an interdisciplinary research centre supporting the arts, humanities and architecture.

History
The British School at Rome (BSR) was established in 1901 and granted a UK Royal Charter in 1912. Its mission is "to promote knowledge of and deep engagement with all aspects of the art, history and culture of Italy by scholars and fine artists from Britain and the Commonwealth, and to foster international and interdisciplinary exchange."

Following the International Exhibition of Art in Rome in 1911, the site of the Edwin Lutyens-designed British Pavilion in the Valle Giulia was granted to the UK on condition that it be used exclusively as a British research centre for archaeology, history and the fine arts. In 1916, after significant adaptation by Lutyens, the BSR moved into what is still its home. In 2002, a purpose-built lecture theatre and gallery spaces, designed by Hugh Petter and sponsored by the Sainsbury family, were opened by Princess Alexandra. The BSR is immediately adjacent to the Villa Borghese gardens and the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna.

Awards and fellowships
The BSR awards residential scholarships and fellowships to artists and scholars from the Commonwealth for periods of three to twelve months. The awardees live in the BSR building and have access to its specialist reference library.  Recipients of the fine art awards are provided with studio and workshop facilities.

Awards, based on an open access application system, are made in the following fields: Archaeology of Italy and the Mediterranean; Late Antique and Medieval History; Renaissance and Enlightenment studies; Modern Italian Studies; Architectural History; Architecture including Landscape Architecture; contemporary visual arts practice.

Fine Arts awards

Humanities awards

Governance and leadership
The British School at Rome is one of the sponsored institutes of the British Academy, whilst maintaining itself as an autonomous body. It receives financial support from the British Academy, award sponsors, private donors and its membership, and is a registered charity under English law.

The BSR is led by a Director, who has traditionally been a senior scholar in the fields of Classical history, art history, or archaeology.

List of directors

 Gordon McNeil Rushforth – First Director
 Sir Henry Stuart-Jones (1903–1905)
 Thomas Ashby (1906–1925)
 Bernard Ashmole (1925–1928)
 Arthur Smith (1928–1930, 1932)
 Ian Richmond (1930–1932)
 Arthur Smith (1932) – Second term
 Colin Hardie (1933–1936)
 Ralegh Radford (1936–1939)
 No director during World War II (1939–1945)
 John Bryan Ward-Perkins (1946–1974)
 Dr David Whitehouse (1974–1984)
 Professor Donald A. Bullough (1984) – Acting Director
 Professor Graeme Barker (1984–1988)
 Professor Richard Hodges (1988–1995)
 Professor Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (1995–2009)
 Professor Christopher Smith (2009–2017)
 Professor Stephen Milner (2017–2020)
 Professor Chris Wickham (2020 – September 2021)
 Professor Abigail Brundin (September 2021 – present)

Notable alumni

Fine arts

Humanities

Bibliography
T. P. Wiseman, A Short History of the British School at Rome, 1990
A. Wallace-Hadrill, The British School at Rome: One Hundred Years, 2001

See also

References

External links
 The British School at Rome

British overseas research institutes
Foreign academies in Rome
Art schools in Italy
Educational institutions established in 1901
Classical educational institutes
Works of Edwin Lutyens

World's fair architecture in Italy
Schools with a royal charter
Charities based in Italy
1901 establishments in Italy


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Albert Victor 'Ben' Butler came through the ranks at Arsenal and then moved to Berkshire as an amateur, learning his trade in Reading FC's 1908-09 reserve team that won the Great Western League.
His displays earned him a professional contract at Elm Park in April 1909, and he helped the Biscuitmen to the Southern League Second Division championship two years later. His penultimate game for Reading came in a 2-0 win at Croydon Common, in which he was reported to have played 'the game of his life'.
Both he and his family called Reading home, and his brother was landlord of the Star Inn in Caversham. Ben supplemented his own income with a job as an engine cleaner for the South East Railway Company, providing for his wife and two sons - Albert and Arthur.
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At the time Ben was 29, and he found himself on the narrow streets of Lieven – a poor mining town with trenches running in and out of destroyed cottages and through back gardens. He faced horrendous urban warfare of the most brutal and unforgiving kind.
While undertaking these daily routines amidst the charred remains of houses, Ben was hit by a shell - and in the cruellest, most unthinkable act, this professional footballer had his leg blown off. He fought valiantly against, what must have been, unspeakable pain for an incredible ten days, but finally succumbed to rest in peace. The first professional footballer in the ranks of the 17th Middlesex Battalion to lose his life, Ben is buried in Bruay Communal Cemetery Extension.
Rev. Samuel Green, a chaplain of Casualty Clearing Station No.22, recorded his impressions of the rugged centre-half: A great, big chap lies in this bed – a guard bulges up the blankets over his leg. 'Well, Corporal, how are you now?' – 'Bad. This leg is done in. No more football for me. I'm a 'pro' and play for…'. I look at the papers and see his thigh is shattered – always dangerous, these wounds. However the danger is not immediate, and I shall have many more half-hours at this bedside. He fights for dear life for ten days, and then goes out. He has played the game. I doubt not that he has won. A fine fellow – may he rest in peace."
Died of wounds at No.22 Casualty Clearing Station Bruay, 13th May 1916.
Buried at Bruay Communal Cemetery Extension, France.
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Sometimes getting to sleep at night can seem impossible. While sleeping issues can be triggered by physical and mental health problems, they can also be the result of lifestyle habits. One expert spoke with Express.co.uk to explain how to make lifestyle changes that will benefit your sleeping pattern.
Senior nutritionist at Holland & Barrett, Alex Glover, said: "There are many reasons for sleepless nights, from cost-of-living worries to streaming giants competing for our nightly schedules, so researching and implementing a personal sleep routine will be essential in 2023."
One of his "top tips" for getting to sleep at night was linked to eating.
He advised "circadian eating".
"That means going easy on heavy evening meals and instead turning to late afternoon 'light' eating to help aid digestion before bed, particularly in the winter months, to help us stay in tune with our natural, circadian rhythm," he said.
According to the National Sleep Foundation, circadian rhythms are "24-hour cycles that are part of the body's internal clock".
They are constantly running in the background to carry out "essential functions and processes".
The charity says: "One of the most important and well-known circadian rhythms is the sleep-wake cycle.
"Different systems of the body follow circadian rhythms that are synchronised with a master clock in the brain.
"This master clock is directly influenced by environmental cues, especially light, which is why circadian rhythms are tied to the cycle of day and night.
"When properly aligned, a circadian rhythm can promote consistent and restorative sleep. But when this circadian rhythm is thrown off, it can create significant sleeping problems, including insomnia."
Mr Glover shared four other ways to boost sleep.
Get your bedroom ready for sleep
He said: "Leave your phone or tablet out of your bedroom. Using our tech wisely before bed is already common practice for some and it should become the norm as we recognise that bright screens can result in 'lightmares' (continuous overexposure to light) that delay us from snoozing off."
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Authorities located Tibbetts' body on Tuesday in a cornfield approximately 12 miles southeast of Brooklyn, where she was last seen running.
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Q: Recursive Method Prints 4 Times So I am working on learning how to utilize recursion through Java. I have written a simple program that adds all the numbers between 1 and n and it looks to do it's job. Where I get confused is the print statement, it prints 4 times (for each result of each smaller part of the solution) and I am confused how it reaches the print statement if the method is called again and the conditions aren't yet satisfied. I understand this can be circumvented by creating an int variable in the main method and having the return be assigned to it.
public static void main(String[] args) {

    int sum = recursiveCall(5);
}

public static int recursiveCall(int num) {

    int sum = 0;

    if(num == 1) {

        sum = 1;
        System.out.println(sum);
        return sum;
    }
    else {

        sum = recursiveCall(num - 1) + num;
    }

    // Notice it prints out all results of sum, not just the final value.
    System.out.println(sum);

    return sum;
}

A: Let me explain why this happens.
Your second print statement prints all the sum values except for when n = 1. When n = 1 the first print statement will print out the value
Think about this this way: Every non-void method call will return. If it does not return, it will continue executing until a return statement is reached.
You say that the second print statement should print only the last sum value. But you see, there are only two places that the method can return - in the if (num == 1) statement, or at the end of the method. The former location is reached only once when n is 1, which means that the other four times the method will return through the return statement at the end. To reach the return statement at the end, the second print must be executed. This means that the second print statement must be executed four times!
Use a debugger to step through the code step by step. This is the easiest to understand what actually happens.

A: I've drawn a sequence diagram, hope this can explain the recursion procedure.
There is a retrospective procedure for recursion, the next command will be pushed into the call stack before the recursion method is called.
So we can simply say System.out.println will be pushed to call stack before recursiveCall, then after the recursiveCall returned the main process will continue with the top command on the stack, that is System.out.println.

A: It is because of the second print statement below the else.
On execution the recursive function is called and it doesn't
reach the print statement at the bottom. But after n=1 ie the if condition is executed then it return to the function recursive(2-1) and go to the down and return sum (also the print) and return the value of sum to the place where recursive(3-1) is called and so on.. . That is where it prints each sum.
A Code which prints only the final sum is give below.Print is included in the main to print final answer only
I hope this  will help.
public class add {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        int sum = recursiveCall(5);
        System.out.println(sum); // this will print 15
    }

    public static int recursiveCall(int num) {

        int sum = 0;

        if(num == 1) {

            sum = 1;
            //System.out.println(sum); this will print 1
            return sum;
        }
        else {

            sum = recursiveCall(num - 1) + num;
        }
        // System.out.println(sum); //this is the reason for each sum.
        return sum;

    }

}

A: When the recursion is stack is full, then it starts emptying itself from the tail. This is the reason your print statement below the if statements starts to get executed. Note: Recursion process will return its value where its called, so if conditions arent satisfied so it will return to that point, but the whole recursion process will keep on continuing until the stack is emptied.
Whatever i said is what is called the Tail Recursion.

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Q: Populate missing fields/labels for a grid of polygons with python? I have an Esri polygon feature class in a grid that covers a geographic region, and one field, which we'll call 'Label' has an arbitrary label that consists of two digits for north/south, and two digits for east/west location. So when completely labeled a grid may look like this:
1010    1011    1012    1013
0910    0911    0912    0913
0810    0811    0811    0813
As you move east/west, the second pair of numbers increases/decreases respectively. As you move north/south, the first pair of numbers increases/decreases respectively.
The grids I'm dealing with may only have a handful populated, i.e.:
0000    1011    0000    1013
0000    0000    0000    0000
0000    0000    0811    0000   (with the zeroes just being null)
Or it may look like this:  (However, that it is never perfectly square like this.)
I've attempted to iterate through each polygon with arcpy, but that road I went down was too memory-intensive.
Can I save the 'Labels' field out into a Pandas or geopandas dataframe and manipulate it, and import back into the same field, keeping the geographic references/locations the same? I'm at a complete loss as to how to reference north/south/east/west (or a very literal up/down/left/right) sense of direction within a dataframe. How do I attack this problem

A: You are asking two question (your question is still to broad):

*

*Populate missing fields/labels for a grid of polygons with python?

*Can I save the 'Labels' field out into a Pandas or geopandas dataframe and manipulate it, and import back into the same field, keeping the geographic references/locations the same?

This is an answer to 2:
You can use pd.DataFrame.from_records and the da.SearchCursor to create a pandas dataframe with centroid as one column and labels as the other. Then do what you want i pandas and use a Dictionary of centroids as keys and new labels as values and da.UpdateCursor to update the feature class:
import arcpy
import pandas as pd

fc = r'C:\database.gdb\feature_class'
labelfield = 'OldLabel'
field_to_calculate = 'NewLabel'

df = pd.DataFrame.from_records(data=(i for i in arcpy.da.SearchCursor(fc, ['SHAPE@XY',labelfield])),
                                     columns=['XY',labelfield])
#do something in pandas with the labels

d = df.set_index('XY')[labelfield].to_dict()

with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor(fc,['SHAPE@XY',field_to_calculate]) as cursor:
    for row in cursor:
        row[1] = d[row[0]]
        cursor.updateRow(row)

You might need to round the coordinates, not sure if pandas will keep the decimals exactly the same.

A: Here is a start of answer to question 1:
1) get the XY coordinates of your centroids (see Identify X Y coordinates of polygons and add them to the attribute table in QGIS? )
2) subtract the coordinates of the origin of your grid
3) compute the grid indices in the field calculator. The X and Y_spacings are the width and the heigth of your grid cells.
In arcpy
'{0:02d}{1:02d}'.format(int(!relative_Y_field_name!/Y_spacing), relative_X_field_name!/X_Spacing)

In QGIS (both rcpy and QGIS tags are present, I suggest you to split your question), it would be
 lpad(  to_string( to_int(relative_Y_field_name/Y_spacing)), 2,'0') +  lpad(  to_string( to_int(relative_X_field_name/X_spacing)), 2,'0')

Warning : for security, do it in a new field or after selecting the 0000 in your feature class

A: I don't know a thing about Pandas, but I'd approach labeling these grids from a different direction. The direction I'd go is iterating through polygons with labels, selecting of neighbor polygons, and performing calculations based on extent coordinate distances.
I have a similar grid data set handy that I was able to test on:

GRIDNO is a text field that will be populated with new values.
Determining neighbor numbers will involve checking distances between each populated grid's extent and the neighbor. For example, if a neighboring polygon has a similar Y-min for its extent but a substantial X-min then the polygon is the eastern neighbor. Carry similar logic over to all sides, and then repeat the process on newly populated polygons until no new polygons get populated.
Grids representing real-world features tend to not perfectly align with X- and Y- grids or be perfectly uniform. Because of this it's useful to have a minimum dimension of a polygon. If a polygon's neighbor's extent has shifted 50 units north it is probably an eastern or western neighbor, as opposed to 3000 units, which probably indicates a northern or southern neighbor. My polygon's units are feet and are all over 2000 feet along wide and over 3000 feet long.

So in my process a neighboring polygon has to be a similar distance to the east or west to be a neighbor along the X-axis, and a similar distance away to the north or south to be a neighbor along the Y-axis.
My grid also doesn't have perfectly neighboring polygons, so I include a maximum distance apart of 50 feet to be counted as a neighbor.
The first iteration of the process would produce this:

Then repeat, repeat, repeat until all polygons are updated.
#input feature class
inFc = r"C:\Path\to\your.gdb\featureclass"
#grid field
fld = "GRIDNO"

#max distance between neighbors as string (for selection)
dist = "50 FEET"

#minimum distance between neighbors for X and Y (in your feature class's unit of measuring length)
minXDist = 1700
minYDist = 2500

#-----

print "importing"
import arcpy
import os

#sql to create feature layer of populated grids
source = os.path.basename (inFc)
delimFld = arcpy.AddFieldDelimiters (source, fld)

#this process will repeat until a certain criteria is met
more = True
matchedOids = set ()

#continue pattern while variable 'more' set to True
while more:
    #set 'more' to False - will be reset to True if new polygons found
    more = False
    #layer of populated polygons
    print "creating first layer"
    sql = "{} IS NOT NULL".format (delimFld)
    result = arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management (inFc, "PopLyr", sql)

    #layer of unpopulated polygons
    print "creating second layer"
    sql = "{0} IS NULL OR {0} = '0000'".format (delimFld)
    result = arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management (inFc, "UnpopLyr", sql)

    print "iterating populated polygons"
    print arcpy.GetCount_management ("PopLyr").getOutput (0), "polygons to check"
    with arcpy.da.SearchCursor ("PopLyr", ["SHAPE@", fld, "OID@"]) as curs:
        for geom, nums, oid in curs:

            #skip polygons that have already been checked
            if oid in matchedOids: continue
            #add polygons to set of checked polygons
            matchedOids.add (oid)

            #get current polygon number
            yNum = int (nums[:2]) #y Num
            xNum = int (nums[2:]) #x Num

            #get extent object
            ext = geom.extent
            #get x min
            xMin = ext.XMin
            yMin = ext.YMin

            #select bordering polygons sharing line segment
            arcpy.SelectLayerByLocation_management ("UnpopLyr", "", geom, dist)
            #no selection? continue
            if not arcpy.Describe ("UnpopLyr").FIDSet:
                continue

            #found more polygons - set 'more' to True
            more = True

            #update cursor - iterate selected neighbors
            with arcpy.da.UpdateCursor ("UnpopLyr", ["SHAPE@", fld, "OID@"]) as uCurs:
                for uGeom, uNums, uOid in uCurs:
                    ext = uGeom.extent
                    uXMin = ext.XMin
                    uYMin = ext.YMin

                    #get difference between x mins and y mins
                    xDiff = xMin - uXMin
                    yDiff = yMin - uYMin

                    #skip cater-corner plots
                    if abs (xDiff) > minXDist and abs (yDiff) > minYDist:
                        continue

                    #logic time

                    #check polygon is west of polygon
                    if xDiff > 0 and abs (xDiff) > minXDist:
                        uXNum = xNum - 1
                        uYNum = yNum

                    #check polygon is east of polygon
                    elif xDiff < 0 and abs (xDiff) > minXDist:
                        uXNum = xNum + 1
                        uYNum = yNum

                    #check polygon is south of polygon
                    elif yDiff > 0 and abs (yDiff) > minYDist:
                        uXNum = xNum
                        uYNum = yNum - 1

                    #check polygon is north of polygon
                    elif yDiff < 0 and abs (yDiff) > minYDist:
                        uXNum = xNum
                        uYNum = yNum + 1
                    outYNum = str (uYNum).zfill (2)
                    outXNum = str (uXNum).zfill (2)
                    outVal = outYNum + outXNum
                    row = (uGeom, outVal, uOid)
                    uCurs.updateRow (row)

    #delete layers
    print "deleting layers"
    arcpy.Delete_management ("PopLyr")
    arcpy.Delete_management ("UnpopLyr")

print "done"

Result:


Sorry for the long delay in blogs, i decided to have December off. So we go back to the end of November now.
The following week started with the most hurrendous gusts of wind hitting the village, it was pretty scary walking down the stairs in the morning to find the front door lock had been broken because of it! This wasn't the only damage the inner courtyard roof had been broken and blown off! Out in the garden the wire fence had also been damaged by it and causing the concrete base to crack. Walking to school that morning was also a challenge i wouldn't want to repeat. Anyway, it gave us the get up and go to fix the door and give it a much needed makeover. We managed to find the same lock to replace it easily and then as it's the house's original wooden door we gave it a lick of paint and it looks so much better. While I was at it I also did the window frames too a huge improvement to the front of the house, now we just need to paint the front of the house as i don't want to let the street down..... Luckily the wind only lasted for one day apparently it can last alot longer here, the following day was like a Spring day lovely warm day with lots of sunshine. After getting all of our jobs done we treated ourselves to a walk up the mountain, with 'up' being the operative word. We really wanted to find the best walks from our village rather than driving to another village. We think we have found a goody even though i was absolutely shattered!! The weather was perfect and for all of the 453m climb we were in the shade. The flora and fauna was abundant and the path mostly untouched.
On the Friday evening we went to the first Malaga Christmas light switch on of 2018, we were all amazed and stunned by the beauty and great atmosphere. It reminded us alot of Disneyland, once the show was finished we found a little gem of a Tapa bar with delicious culinary delights.
We were back in Malaga the week after to collect Paul's parents from the airport, as it was a bank holiday and a sunny day here we thought we would go to the beach beforehand, not the best idea we have had as it was so busy and parking was a nightmare, we had about an hour on the beach before Derek and Joy were calling us to say they we collecting their cases. We now know not to do that again.
Paul's parents were here to celebrate Olivia's 11th birthday with us, the actual birthday itself was quite a sad one for me with it really hitting home that all her friends were not here and doubt started to set in my mind. Her friends sent cards and lovely messages via social media which made me and Olivia weep. Luckily after school it was great weather so we (my mum and Rob, Derek and Joy, Chloe, Flor -Olivia's friend and us) went down to the coast and went Go-Karting when we got there of course the adults wanted to have a go too. Myself, Rob and Paul attempted it after the children's turn, for me it was quite tricky especially as i struggled to reach the pedals!! It was really difficult to turn the steering wheel too I enjoyed it though not as much as the men who of course got really competitive and ended up crashing half way through this did not do Pauls' neck any good and he spent the rest of the evening not being able to turn his neck fully. We ended the evening at a great Pizza place and we did the birthday cake and sang. After a sad start to the day it finished with us all on a high.
As we got closer to Christmas we had the last three days of school taken up with various performances by the girls classes, breakfast at school, Carols and the three wise men. It was nice to go in and be involved even though we didn't understand it!
For Christmas Day we decided to stay at home and cook. My Mum and Rob would join us for two days from the coast. Being boring and typical English we wanted a Turkey so i thought i'll support the local village shop and ordered the bird in Spanish well in advance. The lovely shop owner told me to collect on the Sunday before Christmas. So on that Sunday off I went to collect it albeit apprehensively. When i asked for the Turkey she looked confused, once the penny dropped she said come back tomorrow. A worryingly twenty four hours later we collected a fantastic Turkey exactly what we asked for and very reasonably priced. Now i could relax and enjoy the festivities. We were blessed with a gorgeous sunny day and even ate our delicious meal outside. We all had a really lovely first Christmas in Spain.
The following week we had the dreaded task of taking the car for its ITV inspection (same as a MOT in UK) we booked the appointment several weeks before online and felt fairly confident we had done this sucessfully. With the girls being off school we all went to the ITV appointment which is nothing like the UK you have centres dotted around Spain where you go and the cars go through a series of checks on a conveyor belt like system. When we arrived we checked in for our appointment and waited but once we were called over to the desk we discovered that Toyota hadn't given us the registration document for the car and without this they cannot carry out the inspection. Angry and frustrated we called the Salesman at Toyota and he calmly said 'oh yes you need that document, it might be at the office'! He did not get why we were fussing, we drove straight to Toyota and waited for him to return from lunch. He did have the document and sadly the saga worsened the actual date the ITV ran out was October not December which was what was stated on our paperwork!! In light of this news we told them how unhappy we were and that we wanted a courtesy car until the ITV was updated and the car was legal to drive. Thankfully they agreed straight away and that stress was taken off us.
One of the things we continue to love is the generosity of the people and the fantastic local fresh produce. In the field next door to our garden they grow various fruit including oranges, the lovely Antonio maintains it and regulary throws fruit over the fence to us. This time he asked Paul to go round (a bit more civilised) and collect a crate full of oranges which are used for juicing. Chloe loved squashing and squeezing the fruit to create a lovely orange juice for us all.
New Years Eve was soon upon us and one of our local restaurants had asked me to help out for the evening. They promised me it wouldn't be too bad as they were doing a set menu which they had pre ordered and they had wine on the table so for me being behind the bar it should be ok. I agreed to work the only thing worrying me was the language barrier. Luckily on the night the clientel were 50% English and 50% Spanish and like they said most of the orders came through the owner and she speaks very good English. I enjoyed the night and Paul and the girls came along to see in the New Year with me and have a dance at the disco. And of course we all had fun trying to cram twelve very big grapes into our mouths at midnight!
Lovely to hear all your great Christmas time events.
We are at present staying on the campsite on the lake Vinuela.
What amazing scenery.We are really keen now to make our move to Spain.Does your husband work .
Exactly which village did you choose,and would you recommend your estate agent,if this is the case can you please let me know their web site.
Great Blog, which I love reading. We are frequent visitors to Malaga and stay in Nerja. We went to Malaga last year and saw the lights, they were fabulous! We bought in the New Year on the Balcon in Nerja and were amazed to be sunbathing on New Years Day! What was the name of the Tapas Bar in Malaga please?
Hi thanks for the lovely comments.
Zoe your very nearby, can you send me a message so i can answer your questions please?
Des i'll try and remember the name of the tapa bar.... the weather has been fantastic, i'm surprised too!


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Q: MissingSchemaError: Schema hasn't been registered for model How to reference another schema properly?
Error:
MissingSchemaError: Schema hasn't been registered for model "CategorySub".

Model file:
// module dependencies
var mongoose = require('mongoose')
  , Schema = mongoose.Schema
  , CategoryMain = mongoose.model('CategoryMain')
  , CategorySub = mongoose.model('CategorySub');

// set up the schema
var CategoryProductSchema = new Schema({
  name: { type: String },
  _category_main : [CategoryMainSchema],
  _category_sub : [CategorySubSchema]

},
{
  collection: 'categories_product'
}
)

// before save function equivalent
CategoryProductSchema.pre('save', function(next){
  var now = new Date();
  this.updated_at = now;
  if ( !this.created_at ) {
    this.created_at = now;
  }
  next();
})

CategoryProductSchema.set('toObject', { getters: true });

mongoose.model('CategoryProduct', CategoryProductSchema);

EDIT
This is a small project I took over, and I'm new to MongoDB/Mongoose. I found this in app.js from the previous owner:
//load models
var models_path = __dirname + '/models/'
fs.readdirSync(models_path).forEach(function (file) {
  if(~file.indexOf('.js')){
    require(models_path + '/' + file);
  }
})

It simply goes through the folder and registers each schema one by one. However, in the folder my child schema is before my parent schema, so it's getting registered first.
I added a models.js files that looks like this:
var models = ['token.js',
'user.js',
'category_main.js',
'category_sub.js',
'category_product.js',
'product.js'
];
exports.initialize = function() {
    var l = models.length;
    for (var i = 0; i < l; i++) {
        require(models[i]);
    }
};

And then replaced the initial code in app.js to call require this new models file like so:
require('./models/models.js').initialize();

I got this idea from one of the answers in this popular question:
mongoose schema creation
However, now I'm getting a ReferenceError: CategoryMainSchema is not defined coming from my category_sub.js model file.
It's not a MissingSchemaError, however.

A: Your schema is not defined in case. Your model.js and app.js is simply going through each of the models that you have defined. That's different from having visibility of CategorySubSchema in your CategoryProduct's model file.
In NodeJS, the schema and model you defined won't be globally scoped. The problem you are having is the scoping issue as you are assuming the Schemas are globally visible. You will have to export them for the other functions to see them.
Please reference the nodejs module_export link here: http://nodejs.org/api/modules.html#modules_module_exports
In your case, you probably need to change your code to the follow in your model file:
exports.CategoryMainSchema = CategoryMainSchema;

and so on in each model file. Then in the model files you want to use these as subschemas, you can require that model like:
var CategoryMainSchema = require('CategoryMain').CategoryMainSchema //assuming CategoryMain is the name of your model file

The syntax might be a bit off but please give it a try. Thanks.


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In the legal dispute over the handover of documents for the processing of the attack on the Capitol, the former US President Donald Trump turned to the Supreme Court of the country on Thursday. The ex-president had previously been dismissed on all lower levels.
A federal court had dismissed a corresponding suit from Trump. Trump insisted on the so-called executive privilege. This is a US president's prerogative to withhold certain information from Congress or the courts. However, the federal court stated that executive privilege exists to protect the government and not a single person who is also no longer president. The White House has already announced that Trump's successor, Joe Biden, will not stop the transfer of documents from the National Archives.
Trump had appealed against the decision of the federal court, but was unsuccessful in an appeals court. The legal dispute ended up with the Supreme Court.
Storming the Capitol left five dead
Supporters of Trump stormed the seat of the US Congress in the capital Washington on January 6, 2021. Five people were killed, including a police officer. Trump had to face impeachment proceedings for the attack because he had previously incited his supporters in a speech. At the end of the trial, he was acquitted. The committee of inquiry in the House of Representatives is supposed to clarify the background to the attack on the Capitol.
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Taking after dispatching, USS S-34 (SS-139) was requested to the United States Naval Submarine Base at New London/Groton, Connecticut, for building adjustments by the prime temporary worker, the Electric Boat Company. Decommissioned on 25 October 1922, she was conveyed to the organization, which finished the work in the spring of 1923. The submarine was recommissioned on 23 April 1923; and, after further trials and different activities off the east shore of the United States, and in the Caribbean Sea, she came back toward the west shoreline of the United States, touching base at San Diego in the State of California, her home port, on 6 August 1923.
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USS S-34 withdrew Manila on 2 May 1932 and set out toward Pearl Harbor in the Territory of Hawaii, whence she worked from until April of 1941. The submarine then came back to San Diego.
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USS S-34 experienced upgrade at the Mare Island Navy Yard at Vallejo, California; and, in March of 1942, she moved north to the recently settled submarine base at Dutch Harbor, Unalaska.
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The following day, USS S-34 moved into the Sea of Okhotsk to take up her allocated station west of Paramushiro. Ice, two to five feet over the water, still secured the territory, and the S-pontoon resigned through the strait to watch on the Pacific side of the island.
The 24th brought another unsuccessful assault on a commercial vessel and an endeavor to close a warship. After two days, the posts watched expanded action by Japanese watch planes. On the 27th, the S-vessel again endeavored to enter the ice, by means of Mushiru Strait. That day, she came back to the Pacific; and, on the 28th, she made a beeline for the Aleutians.
USS S-34 experienced hilly oceans in the Bering Sea; at the same time, by 1 May, the S-watercraft was at Attu. Thus, she proceeded to Kiska; stayed seaward on the second as a tempest battered the island; and, on the third, she recharged and moved north to catch any foe submarines which may be setting out toward the Gulf of Alaska. On the tenth, the submarine came back to Dutch Harbor, Unalaska.
Refitting as insight assessments anticipating a Japanese push at Midway and the Aleutians were gotten, USS S-34 cleared Dutch Harbor on 28 May 1942 and continued west to watch north of Attu. On the 29th, the Japanese Aleutian power sortied from Ominato and traveled east, its way to deal with its objective secured by haze and rain. On the morning of 3 June 1942, Japanese planes bombarded Dutch Harbor.
From the begin of her watch until 11 June, USS S-34 stayed in her doled out range, listening to reports, yet locating no foe ships. On the eleventh, she got news of the Japanese control of Kiska and requests to take "most extreme hostile activity." She set out toward Kiska.
Occupied back to Dutch Harbor, USS S-34 recharged on the twelfth, and got in progress again that day, however came back to Attu as opposed to going to Kiska. She surveyed Sarana Bay, Holtz Bay, and Chichagof Harbor; none demonstrated any action. On the seventeenth, she located a warship off the Semichi Islands, however couldn't close the reach. The S-vessel then came back to Attu and, on the twentieth, located a foe destroyer watching off Sarana Bay. Somewhere around 0700 and 1000, she located and lost the objective twice as it moved all through the mist.
At 1155, USS S-34 located an expansive tanker inside the narrows. After fifty minutes, she slipped past a destroyer guarding the passageway and started moving into the straight. Her objective was occupied with refueling another destroyer. At 1350, the submarine grounded at a profundity of 48 feet. Keep running up to 25 feet, she left the water to her waterline; then supported off into profound water. Inside of five minutes, she was working at periscope profundity. The energizing destroyer had become in progress from nearby the tanker and was dashing over the mediating waters. USS S-34 let go two torpedoes at the destroyer, driving the adversary to swerve and go down the submarine's port side. Not able to present her torpedo tubes as a powerful influence for the tanker, the S-vessel swung right to stay away from profundity charges. At 1403, she bottomed in 164 feet of water, simply inside the passageway to the straight, where she stayed until 2330.
Amid that time, one and only destroyer was heard scanning for her; the other, which had led the rapid assault, was heard pinging from the same spot for nine hours. She had probably grounded after the assault; be that as it may, by 2300, the tide had risen and the destroyer had moved to join in the quest for the submarine.
At 2330, USS S-34 started to advance out of the cove. After twenty minutes, one of the destroyers found her. The pace of the chase was ventured up, yet the S-vessel dodged endeavors to pulverize her. By 0230, on the 21st, she had moved out of the straight; lost her follower; and lay out steps to arrive at her base at Dutch Harbor.
On 26 June 1942, USS S-34, moored in Dutch Harbor, got in progress and continued to Bremerton, Washington State, for update at the Puget Sound Navy Yard…and preparing obligation. On 13 September 1942, the submarine came back to Unalaska; and, on the fourteenth, the S-watercraft withdrew Dutch Harbor on her third war watch. After two days, she crossed the 180 Degree Meridian; and, on the seventeenth, she touched base in the Semichi zone and started crossing the Japanese supply paths toward the western Aleutians looking for targets. On the twentieth, while off Buldir, her after radio pole was halfway diverted by substantial oceans and debilitated to foul the propellers and stern planes. Notwithstanding the overwhelming oceans, Chief Machinist's Mate B. F. Allen went over the side; cut the destruction hapless, and fixed two forward wing recieving wires.
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