 A pavilion constructed from 15,000 plastic bottles - which is what the UK purchase every minute.
The structure is inspired by ocean flows and the architecture of Indonesia - where the plastic problem is having a direct effect on the environment - and constructed using reusable metal components.
On show at London Zoo during Summer 2018, the Space of Waste housed an exhibition to educate young people about the impacts of our plastic use and importance of the #oneless campaign.


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Rethinking Regenerative Medicine From a Transplant Perspective (and Vice Versa).
Ranucci G, Buccigrossi V, Borgia E, Piacentini D, Visentin F, Cantarutti L, Baiardi P, Felisi M, Spagnuolo MI, Zanconato S, Baraldi E, Giaquinto C, Guarino A.
Galacto-Oligosaccharide/Polidextrose Enriched Formula Protects against Respiratory Infections in Infants at High Risk of Atopy: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
Boulkedid R, Abdou AY, Desselas E, Manégat M, de Leeuw TG, Avez-Couturier J, Dugue S, Mareau C, Charron B, Alberti C, Kaguelidou F; GAPP Consortium.
The research gap in chronic paediatric pain: A systematic review of randomised controlled trials.
Eur J Pain. 2018 Feb;22(2):261-271 Review.
Botzenhardt S, Felisi M, Bonifazi D, Del Vecchio GC, Putti MC, Kattamis A, Ceci A, Wong ICK, Neubert A; DEEP consortium (collaborative group).
Long-term safety of deferiprone treatment in children from the Mediterranean region with beta-thalassemia major: the DEEP-3 multi-center observational safety study.
Giannuzzi V, Landi A, Bosone E, Giannuzzi F, Nicotri S, Torrent-Farnell J, Bonifazi F, Felisi M, Bonifazi D, Ceci A.
Failures to further developing orphan medicinal products after designation granted in Europe: an analysis of marketing authorisation failures and abandoned drugs.
BMJ Open. 2017 Sep 11;7(9): e017358.
Veal GJ, Malik A, Lupo M, MacFarlane S, Lepola P, Costello M, Ceci A, Boué C, Lecour C, Otto A, Rastegari M, Berry P.
BMJ Paediatrics Open 2017;1: e000170.
Bonifazi F, Conte R, Baiardi P, Bonifazi D, Felisi M, Giordano P, Giannuzzi V, Iacono A, Padula R, Pepe A, Caterina Putti M, Ruggieri L, Carlo Del Vecchio G, Filosa A, Maggio A, Ceci A; HTA-THAL Multiregional Registry.
Pattern of complications and burden of disease in patients affected by beta thalassemia major.
Curr Med Res Opin. 2017 Aug;33(8):1525-1533.
A. van Dijk, S. Sacchi on behalf of the Working Group (Donato Bonifazi, Vittorio Carrera, Mariagrazia Felisi, Mariangela Lupo, Stefano Marini e Lisa Parigi, Angela Del Vecchio, Caterina Caminiti, Francesca Diodati, Elisa Iezzi, Giuseppe Maglietta, Barbara Marcomini, Veronica Rossolini, Giovanni Gori, Fulvio Ferrara, Silvano Berioli, Mario Fraticelli, Eleonora Sfreddo, Yvonne Cernò, Antonino Amato, Luca Angerame, Elena Carafelli, Marina Cicerone, Betty Polikar, Margherita Zona, Roberto Poscia, Umberto Filibeck).
White Paper AICRO – Working Group Clinical Trial Centers.
Giannuzzi V, Conte R, Landi A, Ottomano SA, Bonifazi D, Baiardi P, Bonifazi F, Ceci A.
Orphan medicinal products in Europe and United States to cover needs of patients with rare diseases: an increased common effort is to be foreseen.
Orphanet J Rare Dis. 2017 Apr 3;12(1):64.
Bellanti F, Del Vecchio GC, Putti MC, Maggio A, Filosa A, Cosmi C, Mangiarini L, Spino M, Connelly J, Ceci A, Della Pasqua O; Consortium DEferiprone Evaluation in Paediatrics (DEEP).
Population pharmacokinetics and dosing recommendations for the use of deferiprone in children younger than 6 years.
Br J Clin Pharmacol. 2017 Mar;83(3):593-602.
Giannuzzi V, Devlieger H, Margari L, Odlind VL, Ragab L, Bellettato CM, D'Avanzo F, Lampe C, Cassis L, Cortès-Saladelafont E, Cazorla ÁG, Barić I, Cvitanović-Šojat L, Fumić K, Dali CI, Bartoloni F, Bonifazi F, Scarpa M, Ceci A.
The ethical framework for performing research with rare inherited neurometabolic disease patients.
Eur J Pediatr. 2017 Mar;176(3):395-405. doi: 10.1007/s00431-017-2852-9. Epub 2017 Jan 16. Review.
Murgia A, Veronesi E, Candini O, Caselli A, D'souza N, Rasini V, Giorgini A, Catani F, Iughetti L, Dominici M, Burns JS.
Potency Biomarker Signature Genes from Multiparametric Osteogenesis Assays: Will cGMP Human Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stromal Cells Make Bone?
PLoS One. 2016 Oct 6;11(10):e0163629.
Smania G, Baiardi P, Ceci A, Cella M, Magni P.
Model-Based Assessment of Alternative Study Designs in Pediatric Trials. Part II: Bayesian Approaches. CPT.
Pharmacometrics Syst Pharmacol. 2016 Aug;5(8):402-10.
Baldissarro E, Aquilani R, Boschi F, Baiardi P, Iadarola P, Fumagalli M, Pasini E, Verri M, Dossena M, Gambino A, Cammisuli S, Viglio S.
The Hip Functional Retrieval after Elective Surgery May Be Enhanced by Supplemented Essential Amino Acids.
BioMed Research International, vol. 2016, Article ID 9318329, 10 pages, 2016.
Conte R, Ruggieri L, Gambino A, Bartoloni F, Baiardi P, Bonifazi D, Bonifazi F, Felisi M, Giannuzzi V, Padula R, Pepe A, Putti MC, Del Vecchio GC, Maggio A, Filosa A, Iacono A, Mangiarini L, Ceci A.
The Italian multiregional thalassemia registry: Centers characteristics, services, and patients' population.
Botzenhardt S, Sing CW, Wong IC, Chan GC, Wong LY, Felisi M, Rascher W, Ceci A, Neubert A.
Safety Profile of Oral Iron Chelator Deferiprone in Chinese Children with Transfusion-dependent Thalassaemia.
Ruggieri L, Giannuzzi V, Baiardi P, Bonifazi F, Davies EH, Giaquinto C, Bonifazi D, Felisi M, Chiron C, Pressler R, Rabe H, Whitaker MJ, Neubert A, Jacqz-Aigrain E, Eichler I, Turner MA, Ceci A; on behalf of the GRiP Consortium.
Successful private-public funding of paediatric medicines research: lessons from the EU programme to fund research into off-patent medicines.
Eur J Pediatr. 2015 174(4):481-91.
Bonifazi E, Milano A, Gambino A.
Prevention and treatment of hemangioma rebound after discontinuation of propranolol.
Eur. J. Pediat. Dermatol. 2014;(24) 35-43.
Aquilani R, D'Antona G, Baiardi P, Gambino A, Iadarola P, Viglio S, Pasini E, Verri M, Barbieri A, Boschi F.
Essential amino acids and exercise tolerance in elderly muscle-depleted subjects with chronic diseases: a rehabilitation without rehabilitation?
Biomed Res Int. 2014; 2014:341603.
Ceci A, Mangiarini L, Bonifazi F, Conte R, on behalf of the HTA-THAL Multiregional Registry.
Turner MA, Catapano M, Hirschfeld S, Giaquinto C; Global Research in Paediatrics.
Paediatric drug development: the impact of evolving regulations.
Adv Drug Deliv Rev. 2014 Jun;73:2-13.
Mellado Peña MJ, Piñeiro Pérez R, Medina Claros AF, Ceci A.
Use, implementation and impact of the TEDDY network in Europe.
Altavilla A, Manfredi C, Baiardi P, Dehlinger-Kremer M, Galletti P, Pozuelo AA, Chaplin J, Ceci A.
Impact of the new european paediatric regulatory framework on ethics committees: overview and perspectives.
Acta Paediatr. 2012 Jan;101(1): e27-32.
Maggio A, Filosa A, Vitrano A, Aloj G, Kattamis A, Ceci A, Fucharoen S, Cianciulli P, Grady RW, Prossomariti L, Porter JB, Iacono A, Cappellini MD, Bonifazi F, Cassarà F, Harmatz P, Wood J, Gluud C.
Iron chelation therapy in thalassemia major: A systematic review with meta-analyses of 1520 patients included on randomized clinical trials.
Blood Cells Mol Dis. 2011 Oct 15;47(3):166-75.
Lutsar I, Trafojer UM, Heath PT, Metsvaht T, Standing J, Esposito S, de Cabre VM, Oeser C, Aboulker JP; NeoMero Consortium. Collaborators (12) Giaquinto C, Rossi P, Esposito S, Sharland M, Aboulker J, Heininger U, Lutsar I, Roilides E, Warris A, Usonis V, Terés FO, Ceci A.
Meropenem vs standard of care for treatment of late onset sepsis in children of less than 90 days of age: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial.
Ceci A, Mangiarini L, Felisi M, Bartoloni F, Ciancio A, Capra M, D'Ascola D, Cianciulli P, Filosa A.
The management of iron chelation therapy: preliminary data from a national registry of thalassaemic patients.
Sen EF, Verhamme KM, Felisi M, 't Jong GW, Giaquinto C, Picelli G, Ceci A, Sturkenboom MC; TEDDY European Network of Excellence.
Effects of safety warnings on prescription rates of cough and cold medicines in children below 2 years of age.
Br J Clin Pharmacol. 2011 Jun;71(6):943-50.
Baiardi P, Giaquinto C, Girotto S, Manfredi C, Ceci A; on behalf of the TEDDY Network of Excellence.
Innovative study design for paediatric clinical trials.
Eur J Clin Pharmacol. 2011 May;67 Suppl 1:109-15.
Sen EF, Verhamme KM, Neubert A, Hsia Y, Murray M, Felisi M, Giaquinto C, 't Jong GW, Picelli G, Baraldi E, Nicolosi A, Ceci A, Wong IC, Sturkenboom MC; on behalf of the TEDDY European Network of Excellence.
Assessment of Pediatric asthma drug use in three European countries; a TEDDY study.
Neubert A, Verhamme K, Murray ML, Picelli G, Hsia Y, Sen FE, Giaquinto C, Ceci A, Sturkenboom M, Wong IC; TEDDY Network of Excellence.
The prescribing of analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in paediatric primary care in the UK, Italy and the Netherlands.
Rocchi F, Paolucci P, Ceci A, Rossi P.
The european paediatric legislation: benefits and perspectives.
Ital J Pediatr. 2010 Aug 17;36:56.
Hsia Y, Neubert A, Sturkenboom MC, Murray ML, Verhamme KM, Sen F, Giaquinto C, Ceci A, Wong IC; on behalf of the TEDDY Network of Excellence.
Comparison of antiepileptic drug prescribing in children in three European countries.
Baiardi P, Ceci A, Felisi M, Cantarutti L, Girotto S, Sturkenboom M, Baraldi E.
In-label and off-label use of respiratory drugs in the Italian paediatric population.
Ceci A, Giaquinto C, Aboulker JP, Baiardi P, Bonifazi F, Della Pasqua O, Nicolosi A, Taruscio D, Sturkenboom M, Wong I.
The Task-force in Europe for Drug Development for the Young (TEDDY) Network of Excellence.
Pharmaceuticals Policy and Law, 2009;11(1,2):11-12.
Ceci A, Baiardi P, Bonifazi F, Giaquinto C, Mellado Pena MJ, Mincarone P, Nicolosi A, Sturkenboom M, Wong I.
Krekelsa E, Ceci A, Iolascon A, Girotto S, Della Pasqua O.
Felisi M, Padula R, Bartoloni F, Grosch-Worner I, Kagedal B, Mellado Pena MJ, Parry J, Stuchlik A, Verhamme K, Ceci A.
Neubert A, Felisi M, Bonifazi A, Manfredi C, Wong ICK, Ceci A.
Sturkenboom M, Felisi M, Manfredi C, Neubert A, Cantarutti L, Padula R, Sen F, Verhamme K.
Catapano M, Manfredi C, Paolucci P, Cross H, Verhamme K, Mellado Pena MJ, Grosch-Worner I, Knibbe C, Ceci A.
Baiardi P, Girotto S, Della Pasqua O, Harper L, Grosch-Worner I, Ceci A, Giaquinto C.
Altavilla A, Giaquinto C, Giocanti D, Manfredi C, Aboulker JP, Bartoloni F, Cattani E, Lo Giudice M, Mellado Pena MJ, Nagler R, Peterson C, Vajnerova O, Bonifazi F, Ceci A.
Verhamme K, Bonifazi F, Ceci A, Elferink-Stinkens P, Murray M, Neubert A, Nicolosi A, Stricker B, Wong I, Sturkenboom M.
Trama A, Pierannunzio D, Loizzo A, Domenica Taruscio D, Ceci A.
Neubert A, Sturkenboom MC, Murray ML, Verhamme KM, Nicolosi A, Giaquinto C, Ceci A, Wong IC; TEDDY Network of Excellence.
Databases for pediatric medicine research in Europe–assessment and critical appraisal.
Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf. 2008 Dec;17(12):1155-67.
Neubert A, Wong IC, Bonifazi A, Catapano M, Felisi M, Baiardi P, Giaquinto C, Knibbe CA, Sturkenboom MC, Ghaleb MA, Ceci A.
Defining off-label and unlicensed use of medicines for children: Results of a Delphi survey.
Poggi G, Quaretti P, Minoia C, Bernardo G, Bonora MR, Gaggeri R, Ronchi A, Saluzzo CM, Azzaretti A, Rodolico G, Montagna M, Amatu A, Teragni C, Palumbo I, Traverso E, Tonini S, Villani L, Scelsi M, Baiardi P, Felisi MG, Sottotetti F, Tagliaferri B, Riccardi A.
Transhepatic arterial chemoembolization with oxaliplatin-eluting microspheres (OEM-TACE) for unresectable hepatic tumors.
Sturkenboom MC, Verhamme KM, Nicolosi A, Murray ML, Neubert A, Caudri D, Picelli G, Sen EF, Giaquinto C, Cantarutti L, Baiardi P, Felisi MG, Ceci A, Wong IC; TEDDY European Network of Excellence.
Drug use in children: cohort study in three European countries.
Altavilla A, Giaquinto C, Ceci A.
European survey on ethical and legal framework of clinical trials in paediatrics: results and perspectives.
J Int Bioethique. 2008 Sep;19(3):17-48, 121-2.
Paolucci P, Jones KP, del Carmen Cano Garcinuno M, Catapano M, Iolascon A, Ceci A.
Challenges in prescribing drugs for children with cancer.
Krekels EH, van den Anker JN, Baiardi P, Cella M, Cheng KY, Gibb DM, Green H, Iolascon A, Jacqz-Aigrain EM, Knibbe CA, Santen GW, van Schaik RH, Tibboel D, Della Pasqua OE.
Pharmacogenetics and paediatric drug development: issues and consequences to labelling and dosing recommendations.
Expert Opin Pharmacother. 2007 Aug;8(12):1787-99.
Sturkenboom M, Fatma E, Verhamme K, Herings R, Neubert A, Felisi M, Ceci A.
The Teddy Network: epidemiological trends in paediatric drug use in Europe.
Ceci A, Felisi M, Baiardi P, Bonifazi F, Catapano M, Giaquinto C, Nicolosi A, Sturkenboom M, Neubert A, Wong I.
Eur J Clin Pharmacol 2006. Nov;62(11):947-52.
Ceci A, Baiardi P, Catapano M, Felisi M, Cianciulli P, De Sanctis V, Del Vecchio GC, Magnano C, Meo A, Maggio A.
Risk factors for death in patients with beta-thalassemia major: results of a case-control study.
La farmacocinetica in pediatria: uno strumento importante per un giusto approccio terapeutico.
Un nuovo Regolamento Europeo per le Medicine Pediatriche.
Occhio Clinico Pediatria, 2006; 1:2-3.
Legislazione e criticità nella sperimentazione dei farmaci.
Esigenze di sperimentazione clinica di psicofarmaci per uso pediatrico.
Prospettive in Pediatria 2005; 35:221-229.
Significato e ruolo della farmacovigilanza in età pediatrica.
Occhio Clinico Pediatria, 2004; 9:264-269.
Ceci A, Baiardi P, Ravera S, Chiò E, Pellegri C, Negrini C, Capitelli G, Cela R, Corda G, Gaia E, Gozzi S, Marocchino F, Marrazzo E, Pizzini A, Ravaglia A, Sullo F, Tonini M.
Impiego degli Inibitori della Pompa Protonica (IPP) in Piemonte: indagine sulle abitudini prescrittive dei Medici di medicina Generale.
Farmeconomia e percorsi terapeutici 2004; 5(2):39-51.
Ceci A, Felisi M, De Sanctis V, De Mattia D.
Pharmacotherapy of iron overload in thalassaemic patients.
Expert Opin Pharmacother. 2003 Oct;4(10):1763-74.
Ceci A, Felisi M, Catapano M, Baiardi P, Cipollina L, Ravera S, Bagnulo S,Reggio S, Rondini G.
Medicines for children licensed by the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products.
Eur J Clin Pharmacol. 2002 Nov;58(8):495-500.
Cipollina L, Folino-Gallo P, Grande D, Felisi M, Ravera S, Ceci A.
Mutua disponibilità, prezzi e rimborsabilità di farmaci autorizzati con procedura centralizzata europea.
Farmacoeconomia e percorsi terapeutici, 2002; 3(1): 15-27.
Ceci A, Baiardi P, Felisi M, Cappellini MD, Carnelli V, De Sanctis V, Galanello R, Maggio A, Masera G, Piga A, Schettini F, Stefano I, Tricta F.
Br J Haematol. 2002 Jul;118(1):330-6.
Baiardi P, Felisi M, Cipollina L, Lerro G, Carnelli V, Rondini G, Ceci A.
Availability of paediatric medicines in Italy.
Ceci A., Felisi M., Ravera S.
Rubrica Mensile di Area Pediatrica, 2001-2008.
Intini A, Bonifazi D, Migliaccio G.
Challenges and New Frontiers in the Paediatric Drug Discovery and Development.
Lupo M, Intini A, Filannino D.
Informed Participation and Patient Empowerment: A Patient-Centered Approach to Improve Pediatric Clinical Research.
The Management of Clinical Trials. Publisher: Intech 2018, 35-51.
Chiaruttini G, Felisi M, Bonifazi D.
Challenges in paediatric clinical trials: how to make it feasible.
The Management of Clinical Trials. Publisher: Intech 2018, 11-33.
Ceci A, Giannuzzi V, Bonifazi D, Felisi M, Bonifazi F, Ruggieri L.
Clinical Trials in Paediatrics — Regulatory and Methodological Aspects.
Drug Discovery and Development – From Molecules to Medicine, Edited by Omboon Vallisuta and Suleiman Olimat, Publisher: InTech, June 2015;(12):272-297.
Chaplin JE and the RESPECT project partners: Crawley FP, Sanna L, Ceci A, Neubauer D, Giaquinto C, Chaplin C, Bullinger M.
RESPECT patient needs. Relating expectations and needs to the participation and empowerment of children in clinical trials.
Ceci A, Catapano M, Manfredi C, Wong I, Orlu-Gul M, Meneguz M, Baiardi P, Della Pasqua O, Iolascon A, Scarpa M, Neubert A.
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Pharmacovigilance of deferiprone through the Italian Register for the Controlled Use.


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package main

import (
	"database/sql"
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"net/http"

	"github.com/gorilla/mux"
	"github.com/lxc/lxd/shared"
	_ "github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3"
)

func addProfileConfig(tx *sql.Tx, id int, config map[string]string) error {
	str := fmt.Sprintf("INSERT INTO profiles_config (profile_id, key, value) VALUES(?, ?, ?)")
	stmt, err := tx.Prepare(str)
	defer stmt.Close()

	for k, v := range config {
		if !ValidContainerConfigKey(k) {
			return fmt.Errorf("Bad key: %s\n", k)
		}
		_, err = stmt.Exec(id, k, v)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	return nil
}

/* This is used for both profiles post and profile put */
type profilesPostReq struct {
	Name    string            `json:"name"`
	Config  map[string]string `json:"config"`
	Devices shared.Devices    `json:"devices"`
}

func profilesGet(d *Daemon, r *http.Request) Response {
	q := fmt.Sprintf("SELECT name FROM profiles")
	inargs := []interface{}{}
	var name string
	outfmt := []interface{}{name}
	result, err := shared.DbQueryScan(d.db, q, inargs, outfmt)
	if err != nil {
		return SmartError(err)
	}
	response := []string{}
	for _, r := range result {
		name := r[0].(string)
		url := fmt.Sprintf("/%s/profiles/%s", shared.APIVersion, name)
		response = append(response, url)
	}

	return SyncResponse(true, response)
}

func profilesPost(d *Daemon, r *http.Request) Response {
	req := profilesPostReq{}
	if err := json.NewDecoder(r.Body).Decode(&req); err != nil {
		return BadRequest(err)
	}

	if req.Name == "" {
		return BadRequest(fmt.Errorf("No name provided"))
	}

	name := req.Name

	tx, err := shared.DbBegin(d.db)
	if err != nil {
		return InternalError(err)
	}
	result, err := tx.Exec("INSERT INTO profiles (name) VALUES (?)", name)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return SmartError(err)
	}
	id64, err := result.LastInsertId()
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return InternalError(fmt.Errorf("Error inserting %s into database", name))
	}
	id := int(id64)

	err = addProfileConfig(tx, id, req.Config)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return SmartError(err)
	}

	err = shared.AddDevices(tx, "profile", id, req.Devices)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return SmartError(err)
	}

	err = shared.TxCommit(tx)
	if err != nil {
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	return EmptySyncResponse
}

var profilesCmd = Command{name: "profiles", get: profilesGet, post: profilesPost}

func profileGet(d *Daemon, r *http.Request) Response {
	name := mux.Vars(r)["name"]

	config, err := dbGetProfileConfig(d, name)
	if err != nil {
		return SmartError(err)
	}

	devices, err := dbGetDevices(d, name, true)
	if err != nil {
		return SmartError(err)
	}

	resp := &shared.ProfileConfig{
		Name:    name,
		Config:  config,
		Devices: devices,
	}

	return SyncResponse(true, resp)
}

func dbClearProfileConfig(tx *sql.Tx, id int) error {
	_, err := tx.Exec("DELETE FROM profiles_config WHERE profile_id=?", id)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	_, err = tx.Exec(`DELETE FROM profiles_devices_config WHERE id IN
		(SELECT profiles_devices_config.id
		 FROM profiles_devices_config JOIN profiles_devices
		 ON profiles_devices_config.profile_device_id=profiles_devices.id
		 WHERE profiles_devices.profile_id=?)`, id)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	_, err = tx.Exec("DELETE FROM profiles_devices WHERE profile_id=?", id)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

func profilePut(d *Daemon, r *http.Request) Response {
	name := mux.Vars(r)["name"]

	req := profilesPostReq{}
	if err := json.NewDecoder(r.Body).Decode(&req); err != nil {
		return BadRequest(err)
	}

	tx, err := shared.DbBegin(d.db)
	if err != nil {
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	rows, err := tx.Query("SELECT id FROM profiles WHERE name=?", name)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return SmartError(err)
	}
	var id int
	for rows.Next() {
		var i int
		err = rows.Scan(&i)
		if err != nil {
			shared.Debugf("DBERR: profilePut: scan returned error %q\n", err)
			tx.Rollback()
			return InternalError(err)
		}
		id = i
	}
	rows.Close()
	err = rows.Err()
	if err != nil {
		shared.Debugf("DBERR: profilePut: Err returned an error %q\n", err)
		tx.Rollback()
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	err = dbClearProfileConfig(tx, id)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	err = addProfileConfig(tx, id, req.Config)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return SmartError(err)
	}

	err = shared.AddDevices(tx, "profile", id, req.Devices)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return SmartError(err)
	}

	err = shared.TxCommit(tx)
	if err != nil {
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	return EmptySyncResponse
}

func profileDelete(d *Daemon, r *http.Request) Response {
	name := mux.Vars(r)["name"]
	tx, err := shared.DbBegin(d.db)
	if err != nil {
		return InternalError(err)
	}
	_, err = tx.Exec(`DELETE FROM profiles_config
			WHERE id IN (SELECT profiles_config.id FROM
			profiles_config JOIN profiles ON profiles_config.profile_id=profiles.id
			WHERE profiles.name=?)`, name)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		shared.Debugf("Error deleting profile %s: %s\n", name, err)
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	_, err = tx.Exec("DELETE FROM profiles WHERE name=?", name)
	if err != nil {
		tx.Rollback()
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	err = shared.TxCommit(tx)
	if err != nil {
		return InternalError(err)
	}

	return EmptySyncResponse
}

var profileCmd = Command{name: "profiles/{name}", get: profileGet, put: profilePut, delete: profileDelete}

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The Bard's Tale III: Thief of Fate is a computer fantasy role-playing game created by Interplay Productions in 1988. It is the second sequel to The Bard's Tale. It was designed by "Burger" Bill Heineman, Bruce Schlickbernd, and Michael A. Stackpole. The game was playable on the Amiga, Apple (64k), Apple IIGS, Commodore 64, Commodore 128, and IBM computers.
You receive a letter from a dying man who informs you that, during a celebration of your defeat of the evil wizard Mangar, his true master — the Mad God Tarjan — arrived and unleashed foul creatures which destroyed the town of Skara Brae.
Skara Brae is in ruins. Roscoe's Energy Emporium stands vacant. The Equipment Shoppe went under so quickly Garth was crushed. Your Bard hasn't stopped whimpering since he realized all the taverns were closed.... Someone—or some thing—has sealed the city's fate with an evil so vast, so unspeakable, that a host of Paladins and an army of Archmages are out-matched. Hard times call for subtlety. Smaller is better. Sneakier is better. What the world needs now is a thief. The Thief of Fate.
Your party then has to visit various alternate dimensions and collect artifacts of power with which to eventually destroy the Mad God Tarjan.


National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Guwahati (NIPER Guwahati) is conducting walk-in-interview to fill the posts of Senior Research Fellow, Junior Research Fellow on contract basis.
Age: Candidates age must be maximum 30 years for SRF and 28 years for JRF. Age is relaxable for reserved category candidates.
Educational Qualification: Candidates must possess Masters Degree in MS/M.Pharm Pharmacology & Toxicology, Pharmaceutics and MVSC/BVSC from a recognized University with relevant field experience qualify in GATE/CSIR NET.


Every now and then (about once a month usually lol) a kit comes along that is a "must have", and once in a blue moon a kit comes out that is not only a "must have" but is also a "want it now", reasons being its a model that you have fallen in love with, either you built as a kid, just watched it fly by your house, or is so cool you have got to have it. This kit falls into this category for me, it is so cool and different, and just sticks two fingers up at the rivet counter brigade lol. This is a caricature of a plane, an anomaly, but is does look fun.
I'm not going to delve too much into the detail, accuracy or the markings of the kit, as that will only take away any of the "fun" that this kit brings to your desk.
The parts count isn't much, 19 parts moulded in light grey and 1 clear part for the canopy.
No pilot is supplied with the kit, which is a shame as a egg shaped head would have been nice to put in the cockpit.
The cockpit has a tub, with a moulded on seat, instrument panels are just a flat surface, a decal is supplied for the instrument panel, but personally I would dispense with the decal and paint a couple of large dials and several red and yellow switches which would brighten the cockpit area up and keep in with the caricature aspect of the kit.
The fuselage is moulded in the standard left/right halves with pretty much everything for the fuselage moulded onto it, including the tail wheel, engine exhausts and rudder.
The propeller is moulded as one piece and fits into a engine block face, which has the bumps and dips of the engine front.
The 2 wings and 2 tail planes are moulded as one piece each, with the wings having a couple of holes underneath for the undercarriage to fit into.
The undercarriage legs are moulded with the wheel well doors on. The separate wheels have tread and hubs and look quite good.
A couple of egg shaped bombs for the wings complete the aircraft.
The canopy is clear and blemish free and has the frames moulded onto it.
The instructions are clear and easy to follow with the build in 2 stages. Internal colours are given for the few parts that need painting. The colour schemes for the aircraft are in black and white but are full profiles of both aircraft. I'm not sure if the topside colour schemes for the aircraft are slightly out RLM wise, but who cares, your building this for fun aren't you lol.
Two sets of markings are given for the egg plane, one of which I believe is the mount of Maj. Josef Priller. The tail number is slightly wrong but its so small that its hardly noticeable.
The other marking is possibly for Maj.Hermann Graf of JG 1.
The decals are printed in good register and look to be thin with a little carrier film around the edges. Hasegawa have even included a couple of swastikas in full on the sheet, which seems strange in today's PC climate.
Lows: A little pricey for what you get.
Verdict: A caricature of a plane that just screams FUN, FUN, FUN.
I"ve got one of the 1st runs - I should compare and do a review of that molding.
..yes, very nice Andy ...but what scale is it for heaven's sake ...?!
Now, who's gonna mod one into a Ta 152?


Album Review of It's Frightening by White Rabbits.
White Rabbits not only avoid the sophomore slump, they build on the success of their debut, Fort Nightly. With Spoon's Britt Daniel at the helm, White Rabbits tighten the reins on their percussive sound over the course of ten lean and muscular tracks..
When it came time for Brooklyn's White Rabbits to record a follow-up to their criminally overlooked cinematic debut album, Fort Nightly, they pulled of an incredible caper by hiring Spoon main man Britt Daniel to produce. It's Frightening is Daniel's first non-Spoon related production credit. It couldn't have been easy to convince him to pull his head out of his own box of tapes to produce It's Frightening, but apparently he felt like he could shepherd White Rabbits toward indie-rock glory.
In 2007, six guys who wore stylish suits, stood in the backs of stylish bars, and still said "dance card" came out of Columbia to a fair bit of critical notice. Don't worry, you didn't sleep through anything: White Rabbits were Brooklyn-via Columbia, Missouri, not University, and their pop was big and brassy instead of mellow and breezy. They might have been more Walkmen than Whit Stillman, but White Rabbits knew how to be formal, nonetheless.
Indie rockers scale back on new album produced by Spoon's Britt Daniel On their 2007 debut, Fort Nightly, the six Brooklynites of White Rabbits burst onto the scene forcing their cacophonous, beat-driven rock down our throats. Granted, it was a welcome barrage. With the onslaught of plunking pianos, doubled-up drums and messy vocals, it went down much like a dose of one's favorite cough syrup—a little harsh, but actually quite delicious.
The Brooklyn-based six-piece White Rabbits spent the better part of their debut album (2007's Fort Nightly) exploring their melodic charms, with a formidable rhythm section and a penchant for some seriously haunting harmonies under the guise of pop-rock simplicities. The album was warmly received, and gained them a certain notoriety which landed them on the increasingly impressive musical radar of whomever the hell it is that keeps booking awesome bands on Letterman. That alone may not have been enough for the young Missouri natives, however.
You'll forgive me if I string out a series of elaborated comparisons between White Rabbits and Spoon. Spoon frontman Britt Daniel did, after all, produce It's Frightening, White Rabbits' second full-length, and his fingerprints are all over it. It's perhaps not as innovative as a Spoon album, but the minimalist rock tendency has carried over between bands.
To many, competence is considered to be a positive attribute. In a lot of walks of life, whether of the everyday variety or in the public eye, the ability to set about your task in a steady and consistent manner is often commended. Even in this minefield we loosely call alternative music, it will always be those wilfully adequate careerist plodders who garner the filthy lucre.
When White Rabbits showed up to play back in 2007 with Fort Nightly, their stock was a rising one. Their spunky, lively debut was a nice retreat and although it aped The Specials' debut in many ways, that interlocking piano and brash vocals were a welcome addition to anyone's year-end list. The next gradual step was to improve and grow from that sparkling debut, and enlisting the help of Spoon frontman Britt Daniel to produce, It's Frightening is a good start.
Iggy Pop Iggy Pop as a chanteur, crooning and contemplating life with autumnal bitterness and resignation? That's his unexpected guise on "Préliminaires" (Astralwerks); he even sings "Les Feuilles Mortes" ("Autumn Leaves") in mediocre French. The album was sparked by Michel ….


In this video, Dr. Huntoon discusses the reason for chronic pain and what you should consider when dealing with Trigeminal Neuralgia.
Having experienced it himself, Dr. Huntoon has a proven formula to support you through the healing process of the painful condition.
Dr. Huntoon looks forward to meeting you.
A brain and nervous system (neurologic) examination is usually normal.
The pain of trigeminal neuralgia comes from the trigeminal nerve. This nerve carries the feelings of touch and pain from the face, eyes, sinuses, and mouth to the brain.
The condition usually affects adults, but it may affect anyone at any age. Trigeminal neuralgia may be part of the normal aging process.
Often, no cause is found.
Doctors are more likely to find a cause in a person who is younger than age 40.
Your primary care physician, a neurologist, or a pain specialist may also be involved in your care.
Working with your Holistic Chiropractor who can help you address the nerve pain by removing the pressure from the nerve is warranted. Developing a well-rounded, multifaceted approach to dealing with all the underlying causes of your Trigeminal Neuralgia is prudent. Understanding what is involved in the form of time and commitment for treatment and the expectations is important.
Dr. Huntoon has personal experience in dealing with this all too painful condition.
In September of 2001, Dr. Huntoon awoke with right sided facial paralysis, no hearing in his right ear and the beginnings of a painful rash only on the right side of his face. He went to a Neurologist and was told it was due to the shingles virus and was offered anti-virals, which he was not open to taking. Wanting a diagnosis so he would know what he was dealing with, he promptly went back to his office and consulted with all the different understandings he had learned over the years. What resulted was/is truly miraculous. He was able to develop a Unique 3 Step Process for addressing this virus. He then treated the varicella zoster virus, treated it specifically for the Trigeminal Nerve, took large dosages of EPA-DHA 720 Fish Oil and within 2 weeks, he was fully resolved of the Trigeminal Neuralgia and the Shingles.
Since that time, there is a revolutionary new technique that has incredible results that is totally natural and does not involve any medication. It is called Neurologic Relief Centers Technique (NRCT) and can be found by going to www.nrc.md Please go to the site and read the information and watch the videos of people who have been successfully treated using NRCT. Then find a Certified Practitioner by typing in your zip code and a list of practitioners closest to you will show up in the Search Results.
People have benefited from Acupuncture, Homeopathy and Naturopathy when dealing with Trigeminal Neuralgia.
How well you do depends on the cause of the problem. If there is no disease causing the problem, treatment can provide at least some relief.
However, the pain may become constant and severe in some patients. There is a revolutionary new technique that has incredible results that is totally natural and does not involve any medication. It is called Neurologic Relief Centers Technique (NRCT) and can be found by going to www.nrc.md Please go to the site and read the information and watch the videos of people who have been successfully treated using NRCT. Then find a Certified Practitioner by typing in your zip code and a list of practitioners closest to you will show up in the Search Results.
There is a revolutionary new technique that has incredible results that is totally natural and does not involve any medication. It is called Neurologic Relief Centers Technique (NRCT) and can be found by going to www.nrc.md Please go to the site and read the information and watch the videos of people who have been successfully treated using NRCT. Then find a Certified Practitioner by typing in your zip code and a list of practitioners closest to you will appear.


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HOME | HISTORY | COTY TODAY | YOUR GROUP | THE REGION | ADDRESS & ROUTE | CONTACT
THE HISTORY OF FERME CHÂTEAU COTY
Part of Ferme-Château Coty was already in existence at the end of the 17th century as a simple farm with a kitchen, a large stone bread oven and an adjoining bedroom. At the start of the 19th century, the farm was extended and a complex of large barns, stables and staff quarters built around a central courtyard. In 1883, in the heyday of tobacco farming, the Maison de maître was built. The status of the owner was underlined by the addition of a tower with a large pigeonière, along with the planting of cedars. In the 20th century, Coty has been home to a notary and a doctor, both of whom employed their own farm labour, primarily for tobacco growing. There was also a small herd of Limousin cows and wine was produced here for a time.
In addition to its fertile soil, Coty has two springs which are still used to supply the pool, the small fountain in the courtyard and a tap in the kitchen. The stone swimming pool with its spring-house is authentic and served as a water basin for the livestock.
On the estate, bread was baked, wine was made, crops were grown and animals were kept, making Coty virtually self-sufficient. The last owner was an Italian farmer who came to offer his services to the estate together with his wife. He inherited the 33-hectare estate from the widow for whom he had previously worked and only ever inhabited part of the house. He left the ferme-château unchanged until selling it in 1999 at the age of 93, along with all the farm equipment, carts, tractors, furniture, a Citroën 2CV and tools from his own era.
Since then, the entire property has been carefully restored with respect for its function as a farm and a nod to the chic details inside the maison de maître. The tobacco has been replaced by sunflowers, the tractors still work on the farm and the bread oven is perfect for baking dozens of pizzas at a time. Preserving the ambience de l'époque was easy, thanks to the many original details which had remained untouched in the house.
The wooden panelling around the entire ground floor, the Venetian parquet floor, the faux marbre walls (imitation marble), the marble fireplaces and stucco ceilings, along with the property's historical tobacco association, lend it an almost Cuban grandeur. The warm colours used only add to this ambience.
For your comfort, large bathrooms have been added to each room and there are wonderful double four-poster beds throughout.
The large kitchen has retained its rustic style and is fitted with all modern conveniences for cooking with family and friends. The restored Berkel slicing machine invites you to slice fine hams, while the long table on the veranda adjoining the kitchen has room for 26 "gourmands".
In the evening, you can take a refreshing dip in the pool, watch a film in the open air or play a game of pool. This is the life!

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I have a question I have friends that are "Born again Christians" When ever we talk they almost all the time hope I find a church to go to I have even had some say not one of the churches that have a female Minister. I question this and they say God doesn't call women to the ministry my answer is how do they know what God says to some one. I often ask them what does it matter what church you go to as long as you live the word of the Lord. Why do they feel this way am I missing something.
This is a huge question that you are asking. I don't think you are "missing" anything unless you do not understand why they believe what they do. There is a long history of why they feel the way they do say with respect to women not bring in ministry. My mean they believe they do not believe thst a woman should not teach. This comes from a certain interpretation of 1Timothy 2 in which Paul (some think it was not him) says that a woman should not teach in church. I don't believevthis is sexism as that way of looking at gender roles did not exist in peoples minds then. Today those who generally believe this are called "complementarianists" as opposed to "egalitarian it's". The former think men and women are equal in the eyes if God but have specific roles to play in the church and in life. The later of not think that. There are many egalitarian evangelical churches today thankfully. The later question the former as scripture is full of women who were very active in the early church. Alas patriarchy reigned in all the cultures then and now.
It's good that you question this as I think you will find the church that suits your needs and will be filled with holy people.
I do not believe all those who hold a complimentarian view are misogynists. I say not all as I think some are.
There is a very popular writer around Rachel Held Evans who is part of the emergent church. She and or here's like her (Amy Reeder Worley, Becy Garrison, Joan Ball, Sherri Wood Emmons, and others) who are faithful evangelicals and who have very important things to say about this issue and other.
Don't judge those people who you are referring to. Let the Spirit lead you as it appears to be doing and if you try to understand what these people are saying and where they are coming from - and it doesn't make them right - you can make a valid discernment.
The first thing to understand is that 'born again Christian' encompasses a wide variety of diverse beliefs, that is why there are thousands and thousands of different churches but whom all wear the label of born again.
As Matt points out, some take seriously the verses attributed to Paul which prohibit women teaching in church. For others clearly such verses don't sit straight with a modern society and so they overlook them.
Personally, I'd steer away from any church which says they KNOW how God thinks!
I don't think that the more egalitarian evangelicals overlook passages do my as take them in context. It all seems to come down to what hermeneutics are applied. The troublesome credits which some reject and use as indictments of Christianity are reinterpreted. They and this is as true for Judaism, see the Bible as a conversation between the Divine and human brings which is ongoing. Got done reason more traditionalists seem to think that scripture can only mean one thing and to no ones surprise that meaning agrees with their own view.
I would hesitate to suggest any advice about what church to find do long you know yourself and what you seek.
nyh.................I like your thought. Enjoy the presence of God where ever you are. I feel God's presence is with you, you are listening and are being guided. Enjoy the venture and what you encounter.
Nyh, I think a good criteria for choosing a church is to steer clear or churches that think the Bible is literal, or those who follow Paul instead of Jesus.


The mod increases storage capacity by 2, 4, 10, 50, 100 times in Oxygen Not Included.
The electrolyzer will no longer stand idle at normal pressure. It will stop only when the gas pressure reaches 2500 g.
Features viewable through the configurator.
This is a simple mod that allows you to choose a skin color for all duplicates.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Mail;
using System.Security;

namespace QuantConnect.Notifications
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Local/desktop implementation of messaging system for Lean Engine.
    /// </summary>
    public class NotificationManager
    {
        private int _count;
        private DateTime _resetTime;
        private const int _rateLimit = 30;
        private readonly bool _liveMode;

        /// <summary>
        /// Public access to the messages
        /// </summary>
        public ConcurrentQueue<Notification> Messages
        {
            get; set;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Initialize the messaging system
        /// </summary>
        public NotificationManager(bool liveMode)
        {
            _count = 0;
            _liveMode = liveMode;
            _resetTime = DateTime.Now;
            Messages = new ConcurrentQueue<Notification>();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Maintain a rate limit of the notification messages per hour send of roughly 20 messages per hour.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>True on under rate limit and acceptable to send message</returns>
        private bool Allow()
        {
            if (DateTime.Now > _resetTime)
            {
                _count = 0;
                _resetTime = DateTime.Now.RoundUp(TimeSpan.FromHours(1));
            }

            if (_count < _rateLimit)
            {
                _count++;
                return true;
            }
            return false;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Send an email to the address specified for live trading notifications.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="subject">Subject of the email</param>
        /// <param name="message">Message body, up to 10kb</param>
        /// <param name="data">Data attachment (optional)</param>
        /// <param name="address">Email address to send to</param>
        public bool Email(string address, string subject, string message, string data = "")
        {
            MailMessage msg = new MailMessage();
            msg.From = new MailAddress("admin.nick@bizcad.com");
            msg.To.Add(new MailAddress(address));
            msg.Subject = subject;
            msg.Body = message;
            SmtpClient client = new SmtpClient();
            client.Host = "smtp.1and1.com";
            client.Port = 587;
            SecureString secure = new SecureString();
            string pwd = "Wolfst93";
            for (int i = 0; i < pwd.Length; i++)
            {
                secure.AppendChar(pwd[i]);
            }
            client.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("admin.nick@bizcad.com", secure);
            //client.EnableSsl = true;
            try
            {
                client.Send(msg);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
            }

            if (!_liveMode) return false;
            var allow = Allow();

            if (allow)
            {
                var email = new NotificationEmail(address, subject, message, data);
                Messages.Enqueue(email);
            }

            return allow;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Send an SMS to the phone number specified
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="phoneNumber">Phone number to send to</param>
        /// <param name="message">Message to send</param>
        public bool Sms(string phoneNumber, string message)
        {
            if (!_liveMode) return false;
            var allow = Allow();
            if (allow)
            {
                var sms = new NotificationSms(phoneNumber, message);
                Messages.Enqueue(sms);
            }
            return allow;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Place REST POST call to the specified address with the specified DATA.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="address">Endpoint address</param>
        /// <param name="data">Data to send in body JSON encoded (optional)</param>
        public bool Web(string address, object data = null)
        {
            // Added by Nick so backtest can send messages to a web site.
            string jsonmessage = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(data);
            WebClient client = new WebClient();
            client.Encoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8;
            client.Headers.Add("Content-Type", "application/json");

            // Posts a message to the web site
            string reply = client.UploadString(address, jsonmessage);

            // Original from QuantConnect
            if (!_liveMode) return false;
            var allow = Allow();
            if (allow)
            {
                var web = new NotificationWeb(address, data);
                Messages.Enqueue(web);
            }
            return allow;
        }
    }
}


When a payment is recorded on a sales order, Evosus auto-creates a credit on the account called a "Deposit" and the deposit credit memo is "locked" to the Sales or Service Order. When the order is invoiced, the deposit is automatically applied to the invoice and the invoice balance is reduced by the amount of the deposit. If the deposit is unlocked from the order by manually removing the lock or cancelling the order, the deposit converts to an account credit. The account defaults for Customer Deposits, Accounts Receivable and Deposit Clearing are located under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Accounts Receivable.
When a finance charge is reversed, a credit memo is created and automatically applied to the finance charge. The finance charge amount will post to the designated finance charge default under the Accounting Defaults. The credit memo used is determined by the Reverse Finance Charge Reason default designated under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons; however the posting is a reversal of the original finance charge and will not use the general ledger account associated with the credit memo reason. The credit memo reason is used for text only.
When a statement charge is created, the statement charge amount will post to the account associated with the statement charge reason. When a statement charge is reversed, a credit memo is created and automatically applied to the statement charge to close it. The credit memo used is determined by the Reverse Statement Charge Reason default designated under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons; however the posting is a reversal of the original statement charge and will not use the general ledger account associated with the credit memo reason. The credit memo reason is used for text only.
If a user unapplies a payment from a transaction, the applied payment amount is unapplied from the invoice, the invoice reopens and a credit memo is auto-created in the customer's account. The credit memo is created as of the original payment date and no postings occur. The credit memo reason used is designated in the Accounting Defaults under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons. The credit memo reason is used for text only.
An exchange created in POS will result in an auto-created credit memo for the value of the returned items. During the exchange, the credit memo is auto-applied to the amount of the items purchased. The credit memo reason used is designated in the Accounting Defaults under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons. The credit memo reason is used for text only.
When a user chooses "Account Credit" as the method of payment for a refund, a credit memo is automatically created on the customer's account. The credit memo reason used is designated in the Accounting Defaults under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons. The credit memo reason is used for text only.
When a user chooses to write off an invoice, a credit memo is auto-created for the balance of the invoice. The credit memo is automatically applied to the invoice and both the credit memo and the invoice are closed. The credit memo will post to the Bad Debt default account designated under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Accounts Receivable. The credit memo reason used is designated in the Accounting Defaults under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons. The credit memo reason is used for text only.
When a payment is made on a Progress Bill, the payment generates a locked credit memo to be used when the order is invoiced. The credit memo will post to the Progress Bills default account designated under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Accounts Receivable. The credit memo reason used is designated in the Accounting Defaults under Administration > Accounting > General Setup > Accounting Defaults > Reasons. The credit memo reason is used for text only.


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Arcade, Leisure, News, Party, Projects, Reviews, Video Games
Flashback! Bubble Bobble: Never gets old
September 9, 2015 arcadeheroes	Leave a comment
By Joette Leshinski
In 1986, gamers were introduced to two adorable dinosaurs (Bub and Bob) just trying to make their way through a "cave" by defeating enemies and trapping them in bubbles.
Released for the NES, this game is fun, challenging and addicting. Players have to complete all 100 levels to make it to the final boss at the end. However, there's a hidden gem in this game. In level 99, there's a hidden door! Go through the door before it
disappears and you will unlock even more levels. This puzzle action game is super addicting. Even after I've beaten it, I continue to try beating it without dying. Extra lives are granted after a gamer gets a certain amount of points or by spelling the word "extend" that will appear in bubbles (the word will show up in on the sides of the screen once the letter bubbles are popped).
Although the game is beat-able, I challenge you to beat it without needing a continue/losing all of your points. I also challenge you to try to get to one million points. It can be done! But be careful because you are sure to die a few times in the dreaded and nearly impossible level 47. That being said, if you've never checked out this NES classic, I advise you to pop it in (you might have to blow in the cartridge first) and get playing.
If you're wondering if you should follow up with Bubble Bobble 2, the answer is no. While it is a collectible (so get it for that purpose only), rare and valuable… it is no fun. You play by yourself on the screen with not as fun levels and not as fun enemies. And if you were used to playing Bubble Bobble with a friend, you can forget about doing that in part 2. Your friend only gets to play once you die. Enjoy!
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Los Angeles Barcade List and a few reviews too
If you're feeling the urge to drink some brews while trying to beat your high score in Ms Pacman or light up the multi-ball on your favorite pinball machine, we have made a list to help get you there.
Want us to add your city? Or place in LA that we don't know about? Email or comment your favorite places below and we'll be sure to add them in!
First off, let's start with Blipsy Barcade (369 N. Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90004) You may remember this place as Miss T's up until a few years ago. Blipsy features a good selection of arcade classics and some pins too. But, we must say – almost all of their cabinets and pins need some TLC fast! With the new barcade giant 82 opening up (and not too far from this location), they really need to address some issues! Some issues include the Spy Hunter high/low gear stuck in constant high speed mode, almost all of their pins have something that makes them un-playable – at least one was even set on free play to make up for this! But even free play can't attract people to the game when the right flipper doesn't work. In addition, there's a gunfight game that simply doesn't work. Just about every joystick in the place needs to be replaced or adjusted in some way. While we aren't trying to knock this place down (we have complete respect for what you are trying to do!), we are just asking you to put a little more love back into your machines!
Next up is Barneys Beanery. There are multiple locations in to Los Angeles and some of the games you can expect to find include: Pac-Man, Street Fighter, Air Hockey, and Shuffle Board.
The West Side has a few options to choose from including: The Craftsman (119 Broadway Santa Monica , CA 90401). This upscale dive bar features a few cocktail table cabinets set up as Multicades as well as a Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Galaga. They are also known to have an impressive food menu with everything being made from scratch – including the ketchup!
Busbys West (3110 Santa Monica Blvd Santa Monica, CA 90404) is more of a sports bar than an arcade. However, they do have their selection of some classics as well as air hockey, ping pong (we hear they also do beer pong), pool tables, darts, and shuffleboard.
To wrap up the West Side, we will end with Sports Harbour (13484 Washington Blvd. Marina Del Rey, CA 90292). Inside this sports bar you'll find shuffleboard, air hockey, and darts. They also have a Terminator 3 and a Lord of the Rings pinball. They also have a Namco class of 1981 Ms. Pacman and Galaga combo cabinet. Like Blipsy, their machines could use a once over – especially the two pinball games with some burnt out bulbs, some non working bumpers and a non working bonus shooting feature in the Terminator pinball. They could also really use a good scrub down! We hope that with our good intentions and persistence, we will be able to provide them with the help that the machines desperately need and get them back into working order. We may revisit this issue in a later post – stay tuned!
Tower Pizza (Westchester at 8351 Lincoln Blvd) has a Family Guy pinball and a Mario Brothers mini pinball machine as well as a Namco's Class of 81 combo cabinet which was also featured at Sports Harbour. Read our full view of this place here.
The greatest barcade that LA has to offer yet is 82 (707 East 4th Place, Los Angeles, CA 90013).
Read our full review of this place here!
The One Up is the latest barcade to hit the LA scene. It's located at 13625 Ventura Blvd. in Sherman Oaks.
For us West Siders, making a trip to the Valley for a night out better be a worthwhile adventure . Unfortunately for The One Up, we would rather stay local or head to downtown's 82 to get our game on. The One Up seems to have 'jumped on the bandwagon' of the whole arcade/bar scene. But for us lovers of the originals and keeping the true classics alive, this place has slapped us in the face! All games are on free play… Okay, I admit that that has a nice sound to it. However, what we are not particular fans of is that all of their cabinets are sterile brand new black cabinets with the marquee lighting up the "Arcade Classics" artwork. A big part for me personally is my love of the arcade and the classic games we all used to love pumping our quarters into back in the day — and flash forward 20 and 30 years later and still being able to play that same game in it's original cabinet — not just some brand new cookie cutter multicade with every game you can think of at your finger tips. Anyways, I will end my rant. Check it out for yourself! Let us know what you think. Here are a few pictures of the place…
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"Behold the Renaissance of Pinball"
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Medieval Madness… where have you been all my life? For a game that was released in 1997, I have only recently played this wonder of a game just a few nights ago while visiting 82 in downtown Los Angeles.
The game is loaded with action packed features including an animated castle complete with a lowering drawbridge as well as a "collapsing" feature. What else? Trolls pop up from under the board, light shows, a catapult, a fierce dragon, great audio, and artwork. The ramps in the game introduced a patented feature which prevents a failed ramp shot by not allowing the ball to drain straight down the middle between the flippers.
As I mentioned before, the game was released in June of 1997. It was designed by Brian Eddy and programmed by Lyman Sheats. The dialogue was written by Scott Adsit and Kevin Dorff – who at the time were members of the Second City Maistage in Chicago. Tina Fey and Andrea Farrell provided the voices of the various princesses while Greg Freres voiced the jousting announcer and one of the trolls. Vince Pontarelli provided the voices of Francois Du Grimm and the other Troll.
With a production run of over 4,000 units, it was an immediate success. Demands for the machine, among collectors, out stripped the supply significantly as of 2005. Today, Medieval Madness machines often sell for $8,000 (in 1997 the game cost just around $3,000). Good news though… in October of 2013, Planetary Pinball Supply announced that they would be reproducing the game with a release date in mid 2014 with an MSRP of $7,995. Hopefully they will flood the market so we can buy one for dirt cheap… well, someday.
I highly recommend giving this game a try. It's sure to make a pinball lover out of anyone. Download the Pinball Locator App on your smartphone and check your area. Who knows… one could be closer to you than you think.
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Scholar Rescue Fund
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Stories of Scholar Rescue Fund
The Scholar Rescue Fund (SRF) programme offers scholars threatened or persecuted in their home country the chance to continue their work in a safe environment. The programme is established by the U.S. Institute of International Education (IIE) and Finnish National Agency for Education coordinates and co-funds the programme in Finland.
The programme is open to scholars resident in any country fulfilling the programme's eligibility criteria.
In Finland the Scholar Rescue Fund grants are targeted to scholars from conflict regions in the early stages of their academic career (=recent PhD graduates or scholars with limited academic experience after graduation). IIE-SRF and EDUFI finance the scholarship periods together. The support available from the programme for a single scholar is approximately 50,000 USD a year of which IIE-SRF supports USD 25,000/year and EDUFI €1,500/month + €5,000 installation allowance (optional).
There is a rolling application period for the scholars to apply to the programme. The scholar to be financed through the programme must apply for entry onto the IIE-SRF's list of potential grant receivers and pass IIE-SRF's eligibility criteria.
For more information see IIE-SRF website
In Finland, the research and teaching periods of scholars from conflict regions in the early stages of their academic career (=recent PhD graduates or scholars with limited academic experience after graduation) are supported by the programme. The programme in Finland is open to all higher education institutions (universities and universities of applied sciences) and all fields of study.
The IIE-SRF Alliance
The IIE-SRF Alliance is a global network of partners who offer practical support to threatened and displaced scholars, such as temporary academic positions, professional development and career advancement opportunities, and other critical assistance. It facilitates information-sharing and collaboration between IIE-SRF and its partners and provides the opportunity for Alliance partners to utilize IIE-SRF resources and expertise.
Individuals, institutions, and organizations are welcome to join the IIE-SRF Alliance.
SRF Application Instructions for HEIs (pdf, 146.01 KB)
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Yesterday was crazy. Which is why I haven't been around much.
But crazy in a good way.
Now, I truly don't like it . . . at all . . . very much . . . when people use their blogs to recap their days, so I won't do that here. Too much. Except to say that I made meals for three families yesterday--ours included--and stood on my feet cooking all day.
But it was fun because I knew the people I would be feeding would be blessed, plus I kind of enjoy standing on my feet all day. Not really.
And I also don't like it when people use their blogs to tell everyone what they had for dinner because, really, who cares? Unless there's a recipe I can use accompanying said useless information. But, here again, I have to break my own don't-ever-do-that rule and tell you what I cooked yesterday.
Three corn casseroles. Three green bean casseroles. Three loaves of Honey Whole Wheat bread that was just about the best thing I've EVER made. One pork roast with roasted potatoes. And I heated up one Beef Brisket that I had made on Saturday. Oh, and for dessert, Pumpkin Squares because they are oh-so-easy and, well, yum.
So by the time I finished all that cooking and running around delivering meals (while running kids hither and yon all afternoon) I was pretty tired. I almost (almost) didn't feel like eating dinner, but that warm bread was calling my name. And who can turn down brisket? Mmmmm.
Our group turned out to be half as big as it was originally going to be--four of the eight of us begged off at the last minute, which was kind of disappointing. These are friends I don't see nearly as often as I used to, and I was really looking forward to getting caught up with them. Still, it was great to get together with the other three who showed up.
As we sat together, sipping some frozen yumminess, getting caught up with each others' lives and kids, we started reminiscing about how we all met.
"You and I met when our kids were in kindergarten together." They're sophomores in high school now.
"Oh, I met you when you moved here--your oldest daughter was in my son's first grade class!" They're seniors in high school now.
Three of us have seniors in high school. Three of us also have sophomores. We have been "Hawthorne Moms" for more years than I care to count, and even though some of us don't have kids at our wonderful elementary school anymore, we stil consider ourselves "Hawthorne Moms."
I also thought about the many twists and turns our lives have taken. All of us have been through some pretty hard things over the years, some much harder than others. I wondered what might be ahead for us.
But one thing I knew, as I sat there with my friends . . . whatever happens in the future, we'll be there for one another. Maybe we won't see each other as often as we'd like to, but we'll definitely make it a priority to get together a couple of times a year. We'll still be enjoying Margaritas together, sharing lots of laughs, reflecting on our kids' years at Hawthorne, and supporting one another through life's tough battles.
We'll always be "Hawthorne Moms," and there will always be Cozymel's.
Waaaaah - so sorry to miss it. So I'm trying to put faces to who was there - L, C, N - yes? Will catch it next time for sure. Love you all and really don't see you enough!
Nope, it was C, S, and N. We missed you, SOR. We'll have to try to get everyone together sometime soon.
Interesting that you don't like people's day recaps. When I did my blog survey a while back, so many people said they love it when I do that. So I've tried to do it more, but it just doesn't come naturally. So, secretly (or not so much), I'm glad to hear that kind of post is NOT someone's favorite!
You'll always be a Hawthorne Mom to me, Shelly!
Awwww...that was a sweet ending to a busy day. Here's to good, dependable friends!
Isn't it wonderful to have girlfriends to who you can share your life with and who actually understand your crazy life? I love spending time with mine. It makes life just a little more pleasant. Glad you got to have a good time!
it is ok to reflect on your day and your food especially when it is filled with emotion and great memories! What good is a blog if you can't put it all out there!!!


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