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King's Cross Tunnel
London > Attractions
1 Pancras Square, King's Boulevard, King's Cross, London N1C | 32 minutes walk from Eskenazi
The 90 metre long pedestrian tunnel designed by Allies & Morrison, the architects who designed the masterplan for the entire King's Cross redevelopment, links St... More
King's Cross Pavilion
London > Attractions > Sights
Granary Square, King's Cross, London N1C | 36 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Designed by Stirling Prize winning architects Stanton Williams, the firm behind the nearby Granary Complex which includes Central Saint Martin's, King's Cross Pavilion occupies an... More
Kensington Palace State Apartments
London > Attractions > Historic Buildings
Kensington Gardens, Kensington, London W8 | 2.1 miles from Eskenazi
Originally a private country house, public visitors are now warmly welcomed into Kensington Palace, the birthplace of Queen Victoria and home to Princess Diana between... More
Kensington Town Hall
Hornton Street, Kensington, London W8 | 2.4 miles from Eskenazi
Soon after the amalgamation of Kensington with Chelsea in the seventies the two old town halls were replaced with a joint civic centre, the current... More
Khadambi Asalache House (575 Wandsworth Road)
575 Wandsworth Road, SW8 | 2.7 miles from Eskenazi
The hand-carved fretwork interior of this modest, early 19th-century, terraced house make it one of the most unusual and inspiring in London. 575 Wandsworth Road... More
Keats House
10 Keats Grove, NW3 | 3.4 miles from Eskenazi
John Keats spent two years from 1818 to 1820 at Keats House, formerly known as Wentworth Place and now named after the Romantic poet. Reopened... More
KidZania London
London > Attractions > Attractions for Kids
Westfield London, Ariel Way, W12 | 3.6 miles from Eskenazi
A 20 million pound city in miniature, located next to the Marks & Spencer in west London's Westfield shopping mall, KidZania gives children aged four... More
Hampstead Lane, Hampstead, NW3 | 4.5 miles from Eskenazi
A rich collection of famous paintings are housed within the walls of this neo-Classical villa perched by a lake on top of Hampstead Heath. Works... More
Kite Studios
London > Attractions > Art Galleries
Priory Mews, 2B Bassein Park Road, W12 | 4.5 miles from Eskenazi
Set in an attractive white-painted West London studio, Kite Studios offers an imaginative range of courses and workshops for kids of all ages. Individual classes... More
Spring Lane, E5 | 5.6 miles from Eskenazi
The KIDS Adventure Playground in Hackney provides a stimulating, inclusive play centre for disabled children and young people aged 5 to 19 years. The playground,... More
Kew Gardens, Richmond, TW9 | 6.7 miles from Eskenazi
Built in 1631 for merchant Samuel Fortrey, and later acquired by George II as an annexe to Kew House, Kew Palace served as a family... More
Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens)
London > Attractions > Parks and Gardens
Kew, Richmond, TW9 | 6.7 miles from Eskenazi
Since the 18th century, these extensive gardens have been the spiritual home of botany in England, if not in Europe. From the cooling glades of... More
Kidbrooke Village
London > Attractions > Other Attractions
The Village Centre, SE3 | 8 miles from Eskenazi
The redevelopment of the notorious Ferrier Estate in Greenwich, which was completely demolished to make way for a new �1 billion housing project, Kidbrooke... More
Karsten Schubert
5-8 Lower John Street, Soho, London W1F | 4 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Korean Cultural Centre
Ground Floor, Grand Buildings, 1Northumberland Avenue, Covent Garden, London WC2N | 12 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Located close to Trafalgar Square, the Korean Culture Centre features regular film nights, exhibitions and language courses.... More
Knightsbridge, Knightsbridge, London SW3 | 20 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Knightsbrige is one of the most unchanged, attractive areas of central London, with little in the way of offices nearby but plenty of shops and... More
Karen Hamilton Gallery
4 The Brunswick Centre, Bloomsbury, London WC1N | 25 minutes walk from Eskenazi
The Knapp Gallery
Regent\'s College Inner Circle, Regent\'s Park, Regent's Park, London NW1 | 25 minutes walk from Eskenazi
London > Attractions > Activities for Kids
29 South Terrace, South Kensington, South Kensington, London SW7 | 31 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Database for party experts and children's entertainers.... More
Kirkaldy Testing Museum
London > Attractions > Museums
99 Southwark Street, Southwark, Bankside, London SE1 | 32 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Working equipment and exhibition about the machinery David Kirkaldy designed to experiment and test the strength of materials to uniform standards. The entrance is in... More
Kings Place Gallery
Kings Place, 90 York Way, King's Cross, London N1 | 37 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Kensington Rood Gardens
99 Kensington High Street, Kensington, London W8 | 2.3 miles from Eskenazi
1.5 acre rooftop oasis with Spanish, Tudor and English themed gardens. Phone first to check admission.... More
The King's Road
The King's Road, Chelsea, London SW10 | 2.5 miles from Eskenazi
The King's Road takes its name from the 17th century when it was King Charles II's private thoroughfare between Whitehall and Hampton Court Palace. The... More
Kentish Town City Farm
1 Cressfield Close, Grafton Road, NW5 | 3 miles from Eskenazi
With its organic garden, active breeding programme, ever-evolving range of animals, pony rides (at the weekends, weather permitting), activities and school tours, the 4.5 acre... More
Kingsgate Workshops
110-116 Kingsgate Road, NW6 | 3.4 miles from Eskenazi
Kensal Green (All Souls) Cemetery
Harrow Road, W10 | 3.5 miles from Eskenazi
Created in 1832, this is the oldest of London's 'magnificent seven' nineteenth century cemetries. It's a lovely spot, with many fine tombstones and chapels. There... More
Kensal Green Cemetery
Harrow Road, Kensington, London W10 | 3.5 miles from Eskenazi
Transcending the borders of Kensington, Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham the Parisian inspired Cemetery is made up of two beautiful conservation areas and an adjoining... More
King Edward VII Memorial Park
The Highway, Tower Hamlets, London E1W | 3.9 miles from Eskenazi
Kate MacGarry
7a Vyner Street, Hackney, London E2 | 4.1 miles from Eskenazi
Artists represented by Kate MacGarry include Polish artist Goshka Macuga who took part in the Art Now exhibition at Tate Britain in 2007 and was... More
Keith Talent Gallery
2-4 Tudor Road, Hackney, London E9 | 4.2 miles from Eskenazi
Don't ring up the gallery asking to speak to Keith Talent, there is no such person working here. The name comes from the character in... More
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Fourth Plinth: Heather Phillipson THE END
Exhibitions | Until 26th March 2022
Trafalgar Square 11 minutes walk from Eskenazi
London born artist Heather Philipson puts an ice cream with a cherry on top on The Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar ...More
Theatre | Until 24th January 2021
Palace Theatre 11 minutes walk from Eskenazi
From the 36,000 retweets Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling got when she announced the ...More
Theatre | Until 6th March 2021
Adelphi Theatre 15 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Multi Olivier and BAFTA Award winning Imelda Staunton plays meddlesome socialite turned matchmaker Dolly Levi, taking the title role in ...More
Theatre | Until 27th March 2021
Fortune Theatre 18 minutes walk from Eskenazi
One of the less well-known West End fixtures, this adaptation of Susan Hill's gothic novel has been packing out houses ...More
Theatre | Until 2nd May 2021
Duchess Theatre 18 minutes walk from Eskenazi
Presented by the award-winning, international comedy company Mischief Theatre, The Play That Goes Wrong follows the inept and accident prone ...More
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Q: Fluid Featured Post Carousel Slider for Wordpress with no Javascript I implemented a pure CSS Slider without Javascript on my Test-site with 5 image slides. How can i adapt the slider to show the 5 latest posts from my featured post category with thumb, title, excerpt and link to the post instead of the images?
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I don't have wordpress here to test it, but it should work, to learn more about this you can check the documentation for WP_Query. I don't know where you want to add the excerpt (the_excerpt() is the function you need to call to get it), but I'm sure you can take from here.

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Bobby Jindal: 'I Am Willing to Enact Jindal-ria Law to Keep the Gays Down'
LA Governor Bobby Jindal is trying on a little bit of Sharia for the masses.
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA — This summer, proponents of marriage equality throughout the nation will turn its eyes to the Supreme Court. It is expected that sometime in June the nine most important and powerful justices in the Judicial Branch will decide a handful of appeals cases that could essentially establish the right to marry as one enshrined within the Constitution's guarantees of equality under the law. This news has social conservatives scrambling to protect their citizenry from the horrors of adults loving other adults. In the super-red state of Louisiana, The Louisiana Marriage and Conscience Act was the latest in a slew of red states that have attempted to block the Federal government from insisting that the 14th Amendment (as well as those that come before and after) are respected, but after seeing the blow back that Indiana got for its similar law earlier this year, the Jazz State's House Civil Law and Procedure Committee voted 10-2 to kill the bill, citing concerns over negative publicity for the state, among other issues.
But Governor Bobby Jindal (R), has stepped in and declared that he will enact the law himself, using his executive order pen. In a written statement, the conservative Republican wrote that he was "disappointed by the committee's action to return the Louisiana Marriage and Conscience Act to the calendar," and that he will be "issuing an Executive Order shortly that will accomplish the intent of HB 707 to prevent the state from discriminating against persons or entities with deeply held religious beliefs that marriage is between one man and one woman." Jindal's critics immediately seized on Jindal's statement, pointing out the apparent hypocrisy of Jindal — who has lambasted President Obama for using his "pen and phone" too much to bypass Congress — accomplishing by executive fiat what his own state legislators did not want to push forward.
This morning, while Jindal was out having his morning coffee and doughnut at a local establishment, members of the press asked him about his threat to use executive orders to forbid gay people from marrying in his state. One reporter asked him if he thought a Muslim governor should use executive orders to enact a rule that coincides with Sharia Law, if they felt those religious beliefs they were acting on were "deeply" or "sincerely" held. To that, Jindal responded, "I see what you're trying to do here, mainstream media, and let me tell you something: I am not enacting Sharia Law here. Just because Sharia Law means biblical law, and I am using the Bible as my reasoning, it's totally different."
"What I'm doing isn't Sharia. It's not about religion, I promise. It's about me flexing my executive muscle. So it's less about God and more about me," the Louisiana Republican told reporters. "I am willing to enact Jindal-ria law to keep the gays down, but I will not call it a religious commandment of course. It's just…a commandment, issued from my pen, that just so happens to have intellectual and philosophical ties to my personal religious beliefs. See? Totally different from Sharia Law."
One reporter asked Jindal if he thinks using executive orders in 2015 — just a few weeks before the Supreme Court is widely expected to strike down same-sex marriage bans in general principle — to ban same-sex marriage doesn't qualify as "stupid." The reference was to the fact that in the wake of their 2012 shellacking, Jindal said his party must stop being the "stupid party." Jindal paused for a moment, then said, "Is it stupid to defend the rights of people to discriminate for no reason against people who are doing no wrong? Is it wrong to stand up for the forces of systemic oppression that is built on backwards, unevolved thinking? Is it stupid to use the might of the government to force your discriminatory practices on people who just want to live in peace? Is it, in fact stupid, to care on any level what two adults do when they fuck?"
There was a deafening silence in the restaurant. Jindal took the silence to mean that they all wanted to answer "yes" to all his rapidly-fired rhetorical questions. He frowned. "Whatever, if it's stupid to be a champion of repression, pain and hatred, then go get my dunce hat. Because God so loved the world that he sent his only begotten son so that whosoever believeth in him, shall be allowed to trample the gays' civil liberties. God bless America!"
Jindal quickly inhaled the last half of his doughnut and left the restaurant.
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We process a lot of Aluminum Extrusion (cut, route, punch and than send it for Powder Coating. After coating the embedded aluminum chips cause rejects. We are planning to place an automatic buffing station to buff all the parts prior to powder coating. Can anyone give some suggestion / advise on it.
We actaully manufacture office furniture. We don't get the extrusion milled from the vendor and also during routing process in-house there is a considerable amount of hard chips. We therefore, want to get rid of it through an intermediate buffing station. Please advise. Thanks!
I am in Pakistan. A few years back I was working for Japan Metal Industries here in Karachi. JMI is an extrusion factory. There we had steel brush buffing machine from Taiwan. My experience is that it is costly and difficult to buff small cut pieces. If the section is of lesser thickness, during buffing damage occurs at the ends. I think what you need is buffing of the sections, cutting machining routing etc, a dip in the caustic soda tank at required temperature, have some degreasing, washing, and drying system installed for the prepared pieces before coating.


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How to keep African swine fever out of the UK
By	Alistair Driver on	 March 30, 2018 Animal Health, Features
The risk of African swine fever entering the UK was officially raised from 'very low' to 'low' in August 2017, following the virus' leap westwards in mainland Europe.
This was because of fears that, despite the relatively low level of trade with infected areas, there could be a 'substantial movement of people, vehicles and personal imports of pork products' from Eastern Europe, notably Poland.
A total of 7% of the UK's total pork imports in 2016 came from Poland, while Polish registered lorries accounted for 21% of vehicles travelling through UK ferry ports in the third quarter of 2017.
In light of this increased risk, Defra and APHA have teamed up with industry bodies, including AHDB, the Pig Veterinary Society and the NPA, in an awareness drive, including a social media poster campaign highlighting the risks of waste food.
Susanna Williamson, APHA pig veterinary lead, said: "The biggest risk is pigs eating infected pork, wild boar or pork products either by being fed them, which is illegal, or getting accidental access. These might be brought into the UK by individuals as personal imports, although trade of such products is not permitted from ASF-restricted areas.
"The virus can survive for months in smoked, dried and cured meats, and in frozen meat. It can survive over a week in pig faeces and longer in the blood of infected pigs or wild boar.
"UK farm staff whose homes are in ASF-affected areas in mainland Europe, and people returning to the UK from holidays or hunting expeditions, could bring back infection if their clothing, footwear or equipment is contaminated."
She outlined some 'straightforward actions' pig keepers can take to prevent the introduction of ASF, including:
Strict biosecurity on their premises.
Sourcing animal feed responsibly and never allowing kitchen scraps or catering waste to be fed to their pigs, which is illegal. This includes food from vegetarian kitchens.
Not taking meat or meat products into areas where pigs are kept.
Washing hands before and after eating or preparing food, if in contact with pigs.
Routinely providing dedicated clothing and boots for workers and visitors and limiting visitors to a minimum.
Preventing outside vehicles that may be contaminated from coming onto pig premises.
Mandy Nevel, AHDB senior veterinary manager, urged pig keepers to be vigilant in what pigs have access to eat and in looking for early signs of disease.
"ASF is a devastating notifiable disease of pigs," she said. "In 2018, the spread westwards and across Poland has picked up pace, with man-made spread via infected pork products responsible for large geographical jumps of the disease.
"Whilst disease risk to UK is officially 'low', the risk is increasing. As an island state we should be more able to control imported infected products entering the UK but with large numbers of people travelling to the UK from infected areas, this is difficult. We need a concerted effort from everyone in the UK who has responsibility for pigs including those with only one or a few pigs.
"This includes absolutely no feeding of scraps or kitchen waste or feed intended for other species (eg, cat or dog food) to any pig.
"In some parts of the UK we have wild boar and preventing access of these animals to scrap food (in roadside bins for example) is essential as disease in these animals would be harder to detect giving more opportunity for the disease to spread.
"Please be vigilant – both in what your pigs have access to eat and in looking for early signs of disease."
See: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/african-swine-fever
What would happen if ASF was detected in the UK?
The strategy would be to control, contain and eliminate infection by restricting infected premises, prompt culling of pigs on affected premises, movement controls in the affected area and tracing of source of infection and possible spread, APHA said.
NPA chief executive Zoe Davies reiterated APHA's advice and said any incursion would have a devastating impact on UK. Affected farms would lose stock, large parts of the country could face movement restrictions and it would be the producer's responsibility to pay for secondary cleansing and disinfection, she said.
"We would also lose our export market overnight, so the impact on trade would be significant, especially post – Brexit when we are no longer part of the EU. If the virus got into our feral pig population, it would become virtually impossible to prove disease freedom and it would be many years before we could resume exports," she added.
She welcomed APHA's public awareness campaign but urged it to be 'far more proactive in dealing with the feral pigs now, before the population expands further'. It should consider the consequences a disease incursion would have in its risk assessments, she added.
Post-Brexit disease controls
The NPA is stressing the need for the Government to maintain and enhance its disease surveillance and biosecurity controls at points of entry to the country after we leave the EU.
Defra said it was working to secure 'robust protection against pests and diseases from day one' of Brexit.
A spokesperson said: "It is essential we maintain the highest standards of biosecurity and disease surveillance and continue to protect our borders from pests and diseases. We are working to secure the best EU exit deal that balances frictionless trade in animals and plants with robust protection against pests and diseases from day one.
"As part of our work to prepare for leaving the EU, we are planning for all scenarios and what these might mean for Defra, animal and plant health and associated industries – and we have robust contingency plans if outbreaks do occur to contain threats and minimise their impact."
Alistair Driver
Editor of LBM titles Pig World and Farm Business and group editor of Agronomist and Arable Farmer. National Pig Association's webmaster. Previously political editor at Farmers Guardian for many years and also worked Farmers Weekly. Occasional farming media pundit. Brought up on a Leicestershire farm, now work from a shed in the garden in Oxfordshire. Big fan of Leicester City and Leicester Tigers. Occasional cricketer.
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I recently built my brother a computer and I ordered what I thought was thermal paste off Newegg. Instead, it was thermal adhesive. Now, people are saying that if I try to remove the heatsink, I will pull my CPU right out of the socket! Any suggestions on how to get this stuff off without spending money or breaking anything?
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Hello all I was thinking of buying a netbook. I was wondering if any Netbooks were capable of running 3D games like Assassin's Creed, Prince of Persia (2008), etc.
I am looking to get Verizon Fios for my apartment it may be stupid but I was wondering if anyone knew if you can attach a wireless router to Fios? I looked on the Fios site and I couldn't find it. I have three Macs and I saw on the Fios site that Fios does not support Macintosh Wireless. I wonder if that means that it just doesn't support Apple's Airport Extreme Base Station.
Any Good Non-Brand SSD Storage?
I read some good reviews on some sites. Not sure if it's a good buy considering there are tons of other SSD brands out there. From my experience, name brands just mark-up way too much. Any input would be most appreciated!
I am looking to purchase a gaming headset, after building a new computer primarily for gaming. I was looking for a headset similar to the Xbox 360 one, where the game/computer sounds still come from the speakers, but the communication comes through the headset.
I was just wondering because I bought a nice speaker system with my computer, and would like to keep using it.
Can I tweak, jimmy, hack, or reconfigure my Echo Indigo sound card to sound better than it does now? But I don't know if I'm getting to use all of it's potential.
Is there any way to reconfigure, hack, or tweak this thing for my laptop? I mean I thought, from all the good reviews I read, I'd have the epitome of good, strong bassy sound, but the sound I get is actually weaker than the DFX plug-in I installed months after, at one quarter of the price!
How do I use all this card's features to their fullest extent? I mean, I listen to a lot of Lounge, down-tempo, and drum/bass on an XP, so maybe I'm expecting too much, from this laptop card, I don't know.
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WE DON'T TALK ANYMORE: Chemical company rejects to give prize money to Vietnam women's team as promise
A Vietnamese company has been recently involved in a scandal after it denied rewarding prize money to Vietnam women's national football team.
REVEAL: Park Hang Seo coaches Vietnam team after listening his wife
OFFICIAL: Former Korean captain joined the V-League runner-up
Waiting for La Liga clubs, Nguyen Quang Hai misses the chance to become Chanathip's teammate
Former player under Park Hang Seo's guidance appointed head coach of Hoang Anh Gia Lai
Unbelievable: Asked to become manager of South Korea team, here is Park Hang Seo's response
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CONFIRM: La Liga clubs are interested in signing Nguyen Quang Hai
The La Liga Board of Directors in Southeast Asia acknowledged that Quang Hai is being eye-catching by the Spanish club.
Two Singaporean referees controls the final round of V.League 2019
VFF officially invited two Singaporean referees to control two matches in the 26th round of the 2019 V.League.
'Many Japanese clubs aspire to have the signature of Nguyen Quang Hai'
Thai media has recently revealed that many Japanese teams are racing to sign Nguyen Quang Hai.
Serious injury ends Luong Xuan Truong's 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier journey
In the afternoon training session, midfielder Luong Xuan Truong was injured and could not complete the exercise with his teammates.
Song Lam Nghe An vs Ha Noi FC Preview, Possible Lineups & Predictions
Let us see some predictions as well as the previews of professional experts about Song Lam Nghe An vs Ha Noi FC match in the 24th round of V.League 2019.
Supporters got injuried by the artillery in Hanoi vs Nam Dinh battle
Nam Dinh fans fired flares from stand B to stand A, leaving a seriously injured person, having to go to emergency.
OFFICIAL: Philippe Troussier became the new head coach of Vietnam U18
The Vietnam Football Federation has appointed coach Philippe Troussier to replace Mr. Hoang Anh Tuan as head coach of Vietnam U18 at the 2020 U19 AFC Qualifier.
Doan Van Hau's honour at the age of 20: Chinese media cannot hide their admiration
China's Sina Sports expressed their admiration for Doan Van Hau, the pride of Vietnamese football today.
Doan Van Hau's superb trivela goal attracted Mesut Ozil
At the friendly match Tu Hung prepared for ASIAD 2018, Doan Van Hau shined with a beautiful Trivela masterpiece against Oman U23.
Hanoi FC players look forward to ending 2019 V-League 1
Although defeating SHB Da Nang, Hanoi FC are entering the most tired phase of the season when Hanoi FC must play at the same time in two V-League and 2019 AFC Cup matches.
Luong Xuan Truong's superb free kick is the best goal of 2019 V-League in July
Recently, Luong Xuan Truong's free-kick against Thanh Hoa was voted the best goal in July of the 2019 V-League.
Nguyen Cong Phuong did not start at the first defeat of Sint-Truiden in the new season
The Vietnamese striker Nguyen Cong Phuong did not play any minutes when Sint-Truiden lost 0-1 against Excel Moeskroen at the first round of the Belgian National Championship on July 27th.
OFFICIAL: Nguyen Cong Phuong passes medical examination, ready to debut in Sint Truiden's shirt
Club Sint Truiden announced that striker Nguyen Cong Phuong has officially passed medical examination, ready to debut.
Vietnam U23 team can play a friendly match against Saudi Arabia U23 after 30th SEA Games
Sharing recently with the press about the long preparation process for tournaments at the end of the year, Vice President Tran Quoc Tuan said the Vietnam Football Federation will try to arrange and agree to Vietnam U23 to play against a very strong opponent: Saudi Arabia U23.
Nguyen Cong Phuong's new club Sint-Truidense sells Japanese defenders for a record price
Nguyen Cong Phuong will not have a chance to play with defender Takehiro Tomiyasu at the new club Sint-Truidense, because the player has moved to Italy to play.
Nguyen Cong Phuong has created a huge attraction after moving to Sint-Truiden V.V
It seems that wherever Nguyen Cong Phuong arrived, he created tremendous attraction and the Sint-Truiden Club V.V. also benefited from it.
Hoang Anh Gia Lai FC surpassed Manchester United & Juventus in June on YouTube views
With 9.01 million views, Hoang Anh Gia Lai FC ranked 5th in the top 10 teams on Youtube in June 2019, surpassing Manchester United and Juventus.
Nguyen Cong Phuong helps Vietnamese football to surpass Thailand again
By signing a 1-year contract with the club Sint Truidense VV, Nguyen Cong Phuong will not only become the first Vietnamese player to play in Belgium but also become the first Southeast Asian player to compete in the No. 1 tournament of this country.
Nguyen Cong Phuong is difficult to attend the 30th SEA Games due to the transfer to Europe
Joining the Sint-Truidense club, Nguyen Cong Phuong will almost no longer have the chance to join U22 Vietnam in the SEA Games 30 held in the Philippines later this year.
Thai newspaper: 'Nguyen Cong Phuong begins her journey to invade Europe'
Thai media paid great attention to the Nguyen Cong Phuong deal to switch to Sint-Truidan.
CEO Sint-Truiden V.V. revealed the reason for choosing number 15th shirt for Nguyen Cong Phuong
Moving to Sint-Truiden V.V., Nguyen Cong Phuong will bring some strange clothes that he has never worn in his career, which is the number 15 shirt.
Nguyen Cong Phuong: 'Heading for Sint-Truidense V.V. is the biggest turning point in my career'
Vietnamese triker Nguyen Cong Phuong will officially wear Belgium's Sint-Truidense V.V. team from today July 5th.
Hong Kong's most famous team comes to Vietnam to play friendly matches
In preparation for the new season, the Hong Kong Kitchee team will travel to Vietnam to attend a short tour in mid-August.
Vietnam U22 vs China U22 of Guus Hiddink to be scheduled in September
Coach Park Hang-seo and his Vietnam U22 team will have a long-awaited confrontation with Guus Hiddink's China U22 in September.


The National Agriculture and Trade Show (NATS), the largest and brightest agriculture and trade show in Belize. Since its establishment in 1970 the show has grown by leaps and bounds. The 2011 fair have been expanded to be an international show as several countries of Central America have been invited to participate.
The National Agriculture & Trade Show is Belize's leading agricultural show which is organized by the National Agriculture & Trade Show Committee in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries.
The Ministry of Agriculture has committed to make this year's show focus more on the agriculture and agro-industry sectors. Zoning of the grounds will be implemented this year to have better control of the number and distribution of bars. The dates for this year's Show are from the 3 – 5 May, 2013.
Held in the Nation's Capital the show is well attended as it attracted over 32,000 show goers over three days. The main objective of the show is to educating the public on the importance of agriculture and its contribution to the Belizean economy and food security. Since its establishment in 1970 the show has grown by leaps and bounds.
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Ohio State's legendary coach tells Jack to concentrate on golf
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Jack Nicklaus was 11 years old when Woody Hayes became the head football coach at Ohio State in 1951. Three years later, Hayes led the Buckeyes to an undefeated season. Nicklaus, who loved football, dreamed of one day playing for Hayes at Ohio Stadium.
Hayes, meanwhile, began hearing about "that Nicklaus kid" and his prodigious golf talents; in fact, Hayes lived less than two blocks from Charlie Nicklaus' pharmacy, and eventually befriended the owner and his family.
One day, Charlie Nicklaus asked Hayes which sport his son should focus on.
"I've seen him play football and I've seen him play golf," Hayes replied. "Keep him away from my game."
He didn't mean it as a rebuke of Nicklaus' football ability. Hayes saw what others in the Columbus area were figuring out — Jack Nicklaus had a special gift for playing golf.
Hayes, who won five national championships at Ohio State, became an enthusiastic fan of Jack's. Hayes followed Jack at the 1959 U.S. Amateur at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and phoned in reports back home to the local Columbus newspapers. He also attended a handful of U.S. Opens early in Jack's career.
Those days, Jack was emerging as a rival to the popular Arnold Palmer, and the gallery treated him rudely — especially at the 1962 U.S. Open in Palmer's backyard at Oakmont. Hayes, so incensed by the crowd's reaction, had to be restrained from going after one fan. The guy who restrained him was Charlie Nicklaus.
"If Woody liked you and supported you, you'd better not be saying something against who he's supporting," Jack said. "That was Woody. He was something else."


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Businesses in Windsor-Essex ordered to pause bringing temporary foreign workers to Ontario region
Yukon top doctor changes travel recommendations for residents returning home
Yukon's acting chief medical officer of health is now recommending that Yukoners returning home from travel should monitor for COVID-19 symptoms and self-isolate when they are sick, rather than reduce contacts for three to five days.
Yukon's acting chief medical officer of health is now recommending that Yukoners returning home from travel should monitor for COVID-19 symptoms and self-isolate when they are sick, rather than reduce contacts for three to five days.
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Mark Indigenous languages decade by making Inuktitut official in Canada: Inuit UN rep
Despite reports of Iqaluit's tap water smelling like fuel, city and territorial officials say it's well below Canadian water safety guidelines and is safe to drink.
The territorial health authority is reporting a 13th death in the Northwest Territories, the first since the Omicron variant became dominant in the territory, and five hospitalizations.
Yellowknife housing co-op receives $9 million in federal funding for renovations, upgrades
Work is underway on energy efficiency upgrades at Yellowknife's Borealis Housing Cooperative, thanks to a $9.05 million dollar federal grant, and $100,000 from the NWT Housing Corporation.


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The Neurodiversity News Show, hosted by the Different Brains Inc. interns. Today's host: Adrienne Sassano
(3min 40sec) In this episode: NBA star Kevin Durant befriends a young man with Down syndrome, Dell embraces neurodiversity, hit song "Old Town Road" helps a nonverbal boy with autism speak, and more!
[00:11] Let's kick things off over in California, where a young man with Down syndrome has formed a special bond with NBA star Kevin Durant. Click here for the full story and video
[00:49] Next up, Dell looks to help their employees on the autism spectrum reach their full potential. Click here for the full story and video
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Welcome to the new and improved website of the Houston County Republican Party. Houston County is one of the larger counties located in the 8th Congressional District of Georgia. We have a great group of members, old and new! Some of our core members were activists whose time goes back to before Republicans were a "thing" in Georgia. They stuck it out and helped to make HCGOP the group it is now! Through its ups and downs, the Houston County Republican Party has remained strong…..just like our country. America has remained strong! We all know that we are seeing history repeat itself, and those of us who actually know history realize that we are doomed if we repeat it. That's why it is imperative that those who believe in the core principles of the Republican party and in the Constitution of the United States get involved.
Join us! Everyone has talents and skills that they can use in their volunteerism. If we are going to defeat radical liberalism going into 2020, we need all hands-on-deck right now! So bring it…bring your talents and your enthusiasm and we will find a spot for you! Thanks for stopping by!
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In Donut County, the players control a hole across several different levels. As players move the hole to swallow objects, the hole increases in size.
mikaellundin 1532 Completed the game
This is a pretty fun indie game where you drop stuff into a hole. As you drop stuff into the hole it gets bigger and you can drop larger stuff into the hole until you can drop whole houses into the hole.
The story goes that your whole town has dropped into the hole and you're playing the experiences of the town citizens, of that happened as they got dropped down the hole.
The story is mostly an excuse for the fun game mechanic. The dialogue is somewhat funny but there is a bit too much emphasis on the story, that should really stay out of the way for the gameplay.
It is quite irritating that you cannot skip the cut scenes. My son has no interest in them at all as he doesn't speak English, but he finds the game play fun. It's also strange to control a pointer in the cut scenes that easily could have been removed by browsing through the buttons.
What I like about this is that my 4yo saw this game and wanted to play it immediately. He understood the mechanics and its controls intuitively without any explanation. Most games require that you are really familiar with the controls and that you can act fast in a pressed situation. In this game you can take your time and it is surprisingly satisfying dropping things into holes.
It is not the next Assassins Creed or God of War, but it is a short little indie pearl that takes two hours from start to finish, and that will make you smile.
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This was originally planned to be episode 98, so that our preview would actually preview shows before they started. Alas and alack, that was not to be, but hey, some of these shows haven't started yet.
Bradley C Meek joins to talk about how our picks from the Spring season held up and what Summer shows we are looking forward to. Plus Texhnolyze Episode 2 is our Weekly Retro Recap, and we have play a round of "When Did People Give A Hoot About?".
Please leave your comments about how Brian is wrong about Attack on Titan & Flowers of Evil below. And your complaints about how you can hear his loose windshield clunking and clicking through the episode.
That will be sorted out for next week's glorious 100th episode of DITB!
With regards to the episode above I thought that I'd write in to defend Aku no Hana/The Flowers of Evil as I consider it one of the best anime television series of the last few years. However, after hearing your brief discussion of Valvrave the Liberator I feel compelled to defend that particular series, trashy as it is.
During the podcast you mention that all of you only saw the first episode of the series (with one of your number not even sticking around for the twist conclusion) and based on that I can understand why you'd probably not want to carry on with the series. It certainly doesn't put it's best foot forward and I nearly dropped the show earlier on it's run.
The show appears to be a random mess of ideas thrown together by executives at Sunrise who were looking to capitalize on the success on the earlier Code Geass which was generated a lot of attention due to it's high school setting + mecha, stand out characters, 'shocking twists' and fairly ludicrous plot developments in the second half of the show. Valvrave appears to shamelessly borrow nearly all of those general concepts for it's major story beats.
However, what makes Valvrave an enjoyable show to watch (which isn't obvious from the fairly conventional first episode) is that each new plot development is even more absurd than the last, to the point where it's clear that the writers are fully aware that the story is trashy nonsense and they play on that fact in a really enjoyable way. While this may seem initially gimmicky and shallow – as the audience is fully aware that some unpredictable and unprecedented development will take place even if we don't know the contents of that development – they actually manage to craft a somewhat interesting structure around these twists and turns. The show wants to you go "I can't believe what just happened!" and quite often it succeeds whether it's through sudden vampirism, improbable relationship developments or entire musical numbers which involve the whole cast. I don't want to spoil some of the more insane stuff although Bradely did reveal some of it earlier in the cast. It's a very, very silly cartoon.
The show is certainly not without it's problems, for example the characterization isn't as strong as it could be because the show is always introducing new characters, new settings and new ideas into what you foolishly assume is going to be a very simple 'Original Gundam' type-story about two nations engage in a space way. This becomes a problem in those rare moments where the show slows down and tries to focus on characters who you can't possibly have any attachment to. I"m not particularly fond of some of the mechanical designs either.
What I'm trying to get at is that the show is better than the opening of it would suggest. The first episode spends a lot of it's run time on 'anime highschool' and then devolves into an apparently generic Gundam storyline with dashes of tonally inappropriate fanservice. As the show moves away from these traditional concepts it improves considerably and is certainly worth a watch.
I can't believe I spent so much time defending a show as ridiculous and silly as Valvrave, but there you go.
Thanks for all the podcasts.
Well in regards to Flowers of Evil, I finished that show off a days back and pretty much loved each episode as much as the last. So Bradley and I will no doubt put Brian under the heat lamp later in the year for the yearly review.
Though onto the elephant in the room, valvrave. I'm willing to watch a little more of the show of I'm ever stuck for something else to watch on crunchy roll etc. as you mention you feel it picks up as it gets a little Crazier and displays it may not take itself as serious as I initially first thought (which always brings a sigh of relief or me and mecha shows) I'm not sure though is the style of humour would appeal to me. With that said, I'm a sucker for plot twists so if they are actually some interesting revelations that do catch me off guard(and not in a completely stupid kind of 'that would never happen' kind of way) then I'm willing to give the next couple of episodes a test.
Re: Antaskew and Valvrave: A handful of the twists are silly but a number of them actually make you reconsider the entire scope of the show, so I'd say there's a healthy mix.
Incidentally, with regards to the discussion at the end of episode 98 and for the amusement of Anthony and the dismay of Brian there's an entire book which features nothing but famous dictators (Pol Pot, Hitler, Hussien, Stalin and many from) from history in the guise of moe girls. It's called Nyotaika!! Sekai no Dokusaisha Retsuden and a fair amount of the content is decidedly not safe for work.


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5 Questions for Rosie Kay – catching up on her latest work and new role as Artist in Residence at the Biocultural Variation and Obesity unit, School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, University of Oxford.
So what's this new university job all about?
My new position at the University is very exciting. It came about through Professor Stanley Ulijaszek hearing me talk about my research methods and the creation of 5 SOLDIERS and the representation of the embodied soldier's physical experience in the work. My research, joining the 4th Battalion The Rifles on pre-deployment training and visiting Selly Oak and Headley Court was similar to anthropological 'fieldwork' methods. Through a lot of meetings, and me learning more about anthropology, we devised a position so that we can look at a few things. One is the use of dance in learning more about certain issues- for example using a series of workshops to investigate an issue and seeing how dance can deepen the anthropological research to give a more holistic reading of the whole person and their lived experiences. The issues we are looking at to begin with are anorexia and Eating Disorder. The other aspect of the research is actually teaching dance to interested anthropologists, to see if it can help them in their own fieldwork research practices. This idea came from how my dancers training helped me adapt to a military environment. If you increase your own physical adaptability, can it help in what anthropologists call 'participant observation'- where they join certain groups and study by participating in daily life?
For me, it also really sharpens my practices, my methodology and generally my mind! So far I have absolutely loved my periods in Oxford. It is a joy to go to seminars, learn about an incredibly diverse range of research subjects, adapt some of these practices to my own, and spend time reading and researching in the library. The one-to-one system of dialogue between academics is also incredibly invigorating. At the moment I feel that I can get away with a bit, as I'm new, and I'm an artist, but I am doing my reading so that I can understand the terminology of anthropology and ethnography, and particularly how attitudes towards dance differ from my own experience as a dancer and choreographer. I think there will be a lot of ripe areas for development!
Rosie Kay Dance Company in There is Hope.
© Katja Ogrin. (Click image for larger version)
How are you doing the research?
Currently we are in the preparation phase. This has involved setting up interviews with our participants and making sure that we have a thorough system to our research approaches. In April I will deliver a series of 8 bespoke workshops with the aim of exploring the notion of 'participant as choreographer' in other words- the participant of the workshop is trained with dance and choreographic skills, they develop their own solo work that is discussed in the groups and helps to express a certain aspect of their experience of their condition through the act of creating a solo (self-choreographed) dance. This is followed up with weekly one-to-one sessions with my research partner, the ethnographer Dr Karin Eli, who conducts interviews with the participants about how they feel, what they enjoyed, what it meant to them etc.
We are also doing a lot of seminars and talks, both at this stage but there will be a lot more in the autumn as we start to pull the research together. This will culminate in a conference in Oxford in November.
Again for me I am interested in how I can use this research material to explore a difficult subject, and turn it into a live performance or digital installation work. I am always looking to see how I can represent things on stage in a new and interesting way to widen understanding.
As a company, we are also collaborating with the Pitt Rivers Museum- part of the University of Oxford, who have given us permission to use their film, music and photographic archive, which is very exciting. This will feed directly into a new work that will première this summer at Edinburgh.
How do you juggle Oxford with running your own company and your other work?
It has been quite hard so far! I spend a solid chunk of time, 5 to 2 days at a time in Oxford, so that I can really become absorbed by the atmosphere and concentrate on the work. However, I do have to come back to 'reality' and focus on the company, the new tour, the projects and the workshops etc. I like to think that each balances the other out, and each feeds new developments. Oxford gives me a chance to develop my methodology and ways of talking about my work, but then I get to go and test these ideas and use my knowledge very practically and get immediate feedback. I like to think that coming back to Birmingham and back to my work keeps me grounded! Once the weekly sessions start, though, the Oxford work will be my priority. I've managed to juggle things around so that the crucial practical period has less other demands on my energies.
Busy you are – we hear of doing the choreography for a film…
I did indeed, and it was such a blast. I love the world of film. I shadowed Anthony Minghella quite a few years ago, and it's been a world I've longed to get into for some time, but the choreographer role for Sunshine on Leith came up quite unexpectedly. Sunshine on Leith is a film based on the stage production (premiered by Dundee Rep) of the same name, that has a story of two soldiers retuning from Afghanistan, weaving together the songs of The Proclaimers. There were many things that attracted me to the script- going back to my hometown of Edinburgh was a thrill, as well as getting to know Glasgow a lot more (what a superb city!). I grew up with the songs, but to sit down and hear the complexity of the lyrics and the pathos of each song really touched me. I loved the way each song or number grew from reality in the film- from a real incident in life that you could expect to happen, but the genre of the musical allows you to just up the volume subtly and gradually, so that you can create a spectacular moment, but it is drawn from a real world. Having said that, there are a few fabulously crazy moments! I loved the stress and pressure of the film world- its long hours, and you've got to be able to think very quickly on your feet and get results immediately. I was lucky to work with the director, Dexter Fletcher, who was incredibly collaborative to work with- he allowed me some creativity, which I really enjoyed. The film will be out later in the year, I hope that it will touch people.
Shortly touring your latest work, "There is Hope", based on faith and religious themes – how was the premiere and have you upset anybody?
That's a great question! You know, I think the work might have upset a few people. I would hope so! With There is Hope I researched for quite a long period before the creation, visiting India and China, and it was honestly a lonely experience- through searching for meaning, searching for answers about faith, you cannot help but question yourself and your own beliefs quite deeply. When it came to creation, it was a truly collaborative process; with the dancers, with the musicians (who improvise each night), with the creative team. I really allowed a lot of freedom into the process, and the work is a result of us all delving very deeply into our beliefs as well as stimulus from film, ethnographic material and religious writings and art. It is quite a big work- big ideas, big visuals, and at times it scares even me- it seems to evoke and conjure themes of hell and purgatory that are truly terrifying! But I love the second half: the journey to heaven can be even harder. I love seeing the beauty after the madness.
No one has got deeply angry with us yet, but I know that it can provoke strong reactions. We always try to have a post-show talk, or a pre-show forum, because talking about religion or belief is difficult. We have some things deeply ingrained into our psyche from childhood- social and cultural conditioning, that can be very hard to unpick, but this work confronts them.
We are just about to go back into the studio tomorrow, with the new tour starting on the 7th and 8th March in Birmingham, before London on the 14th. I'm going back to the roots of the ideas of the work, rather than a traditional rehearsal. I want to be excited and scared again!
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Bhubaneswar: Noted litterateur and poet Ramakanta Rath was conferred with the prestigious 'Atibadi Jagannath Das Samman- 2018' by Odisha Sahitya Akademi for his life-long contribution to Odia literature, at Rabindra Mandap here Thursday.
The event, which had Tourism and culture minister Ashok Chandra Panda as its chief guest, witnessed the release of four books. Around 15 other litterateurs namely Banshidhar Sahu, Braja Mohan Mishra, Bijay Chandra Jena, Duryodhan Das, Giri Dandasena, Kunja Bihari Padhi, Laxmidhar Nayak Adisya, Mangovind Mahasupakar, Prafulla Kumar Das, Pratima Mishra, Sankarshan Mangaraj, Sarojini Sarangi, Satya Narayan Rath, Sitaram Birtia and Sri Kumar Chakraborty were also felicitated during the award ceremony.
It may be worth mentioning here that the award, Atibadi Jagannath Das, is named after 15th century Odia poet Atibadi Jagannath Das who was also known asAtibadi meaning greatest. Started in 1993, the first award was given to Odia poet Radha Mohan Gadnayak and so far, 20 such awards have been presented.


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More businesses should invest in level 2 charging, but leave DCFC to companies like Electrify America and Tesla who own their own equipment for the time being
Chad Kirchner
Last Updated: Jan 17, 2022, Published On: Jan 17, 2022
Photo credit: Shutterstock.com
Capitalism is great. Well, sometimes. When it comes to the rollout of EV charging infrastructure it can be a bit of a double-edged sword. Level 2 J-1772 charging is perfect for many businesses who want to offer a competitive advantage but they need to leave the DCFC to some of the big dogs — at least for now.
Hotels, for example, would benefit from having on-site level 2 charging. EV buyers would tell other EV buyers about the ability to charge overnight, and start the day with a full charge. They'd get new business as a result, and more repeat business from EV drivers that had a good experience.
The same applies for restaurants. Being able to add 8 to 11 kWh of electricity to a car while the owner eats a nice meal adds some real-world range and will draw in other EV buyers.
Own a gym where people spend 45 minutes to an hour? Install a level 2 charger!
These level 2 chargers aren't super fast, and aren't good for road trips, but they add some usable around-the-town range to drivers can be installed for very little money.
Add in some tax incentives out there and installing a bank of level 2 chargers can net the business owner an increase in revenue while costing less than to reseal the parking lot.
Because they're inexpensive units, it's also easier to replace them or fix them when they break. They're relatively simple devices — especially ones that don't require a network connection and function as a "dumb" device — and don't need a particularly difficult power setup.
Gas stations, supermarkets, travel centers, and more are prime candidates for the faster DCFC. And I love when I can get fast charging, use the restroom, and get a quick snack and have nearly a full battery when I'm done. It's fantastic.
But here's where it becomes complicated.
You see, Electrify America and Tesla lease the land to install their collective chargers. They pay for the electricity. They handle the upkeep and repairs. They even pay for the snow removal and maintenance of the site — usually through the land lease contract with the site owner — and they're solely responsible for the operation of the facility.
ChargePoint, on the other hand, will sell the property owner the equipment and manage the payment and app infrastructure on the back end, but they have no day to day control of the station.
Sure, if you can't pay for a charging session they'll look into it. They might be able to remotely reboot the station to fix some issues. But that's all part of a contract that the equipment owner agrees to with ChargePoint.
The hardware comes with a warranty, and the site owner is encouraged to get an extended warranty to help keep the equipment operational and up to date. But because the site owner owns the equipment, it's really up to them to make sure they work properly.
Here's a real world example of where that can go wrong.
A what's the plan @ChargePointnet? pic.twitter.com/iaXkbOg7lN
— derekpowell (@derekpowell) January 16, 2022
Who is responsible for making sure this older charging hardware has updated hardware? If this were an Electrify America station or a Tesla charging station, the answer would be obvious. In the case of this ChargePoint installation, the answer isn't as clear.
Did a charging reseller work with the local government to get free money to have the charger installed? That's usually the case, and there's typically a service agreement attached to it. But if that agreement was only three years, which is possible, and the city didn't have the money or desire to renew that agreement with the company who provided the chargers, then everyone realistically washed their hands of who is responsible.
I've worked with some of these companies to help roll out more charging hardware and infrastructure in the past. Level 2 chargers are a no brainer for most businesses and there's studies out there that demonstrate that adding charging increases the business's bottom line, improves employee retention, and attracts top tier talent.
The same, in theory, should apply to DCFC. But when installing two chargers can cost $150,000 or more to do, it starts to become real money. And since most DCFC aren't profitable at current utilization numbers, there isn't a big financial motivation to pay to keep stations up to date.
That's why, at least for the short term, the model of leasing the land to a charging provider is a much smarter move than buying the equipment and installing it yourself if you want high speed fast charging.
Written by Chad Kirchner
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title: 'Starting Fresh'
date: 'December 5th, 2018'
tags:
  - 'Blog'
  - 'Redesign'
---

Over the past two years or so I think I have tried to rewrite my personal site
about 3 or 4 times. Each time with the same goal of making a simple blogging
platform that gets out of the way and just lets me focus on the writing.

Since I find myself with two weeks off of work and its the end of the year /
beginning of the next year I figured I would go for another rewrite this time
with the long term goal of doing the following:

- Get the bootstrapping work out of the way and focus on the writing
- Use this as an opportunity to test out personal projects like `native-bundler`
  and `reroute`
- Be easy to setup and get running with simple additions as I go forward (i.e.
  scale out from an initial product)

## Where to start?

A few months ago I was planning on kicking off this rewrite within the same repo
and site that I have currently, I started by updating to emotion v10, swapping
react-router for reach router and changing all my old content from markdown to
mdx.

This was all too much work to do as part of a rewrite and I begin to question
the benefit of doing such a task.

I decided the other day that it would be a lot simpler to just drop all the
current infrastructure I had around my previous blog and just start fresh.

My hope is that without all the technical debt the previous site had, I could
get this one into a decent spot without much work and focus on the writing.

So this new site is built using a node build script around 150 lines in total,
building off of the awesome work around the MDX language spec, `babel`,
`prettier`, and even `eval`!

## What to do next

- [x] Port over some of the front pages from my current site
- [x] Make a build watch script
- [x] Deploy to now (see if I can deploy as a subdomain on matthamlin.me)

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Little Leaf have garnered a wave of attention in the first year of the new store. The brand is a happy one and has had an overwhelming connection with local stylists, avid social media followers, designers and plant lovers, including the hosting of a must sought after Kinfolk dinner and event centred around the eclectic style of the store.