What to Eat in Japan: 12 Unique Japanese Foods Japanese food is a favorite cuisine for people around the world, and many visitors to Japan look forward to trying popular dishes like takoyaki, okonomiyaki, yakiniku and shabu shabu.... Citing some scientific studies (none, oddly enough, conducted in Japan, where you'd think scientists would be most likely to study the health benefits of natto in depth) they claimed that eating 2 packs of natto, one in the morning and one in the evening, would help people lose weight without any further effort or change in diet.
Natto is fermented soybean that is commonly eaten for breakfast in Japan. More specifically, natto is the result of combining a soybean with beneficial bacteria and letting it ferment for an extended period, which is how other fermented foods with healthy bacteria are created.... The most popular method to eat Natto is to put them on the top of cooked rice - "Natto rice". Use chopsticks to transfer the natto from the pack to the top of the rice. Since it is quite troublesome if you drop them on the table or your clothes, transfer them carefully!
The most popular method to eat Natto is to put them on the top of cooked rice - "Natto rice". Use chopsticks to transfer the natto from the pack to the top of the rice. Since it is quite troublesome if you drop them on the table or your clothes, transfer them carefully!... In summary, according to the author, you should eat no more than two packs of natto in a day, and try to keep basic consumption to one pack a day. In other words, eat one pack a day, and sometimes, if you REALLY want a second pack, it's okay to have a second pack occasionally.
So today I tried natto for the first time and, although it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be, I didn't enjoy it that much (ate it with some white rice and rice seasoning). I really want to be able to eat it more regularly since it has so many great health benefits.
Eating Natto In Japan Fast forward to last year where we went to Japan. While doing research for the trip and restaurants I wanted to check out, I stumbled upon Kip's blog and her tip for Vegans Cafe and Restaurant where she had their natto kale salad.
Eating natto providing the nattokinase enzyme is the natural way to continue fibrinolytic action in the body. For anyone not wanting to eat natto, Nattokinase is available as an individual supplement, and also as part of several proteolytic enzyme combination supplements.


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A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)
Spielberg, Steven
2001, Steven Spielberg, USA
Spielberg's warm touch of sentimentality is obvious if reassuring in this sci-fi project that Kubrick was working on before his untimely passing.
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Dir. Steven Spielberg
2001 | USA | Drama/Sci-Fi | 146 mins | 1.85:1 | English
PG (passed clean) for some sexual content and violent images
Cast: Haley Joel Osment, Jude Law, Frances O'Connor
Plot: Finding himself rejected by the human world, a robotic boy programmed to love sets out to find the mythical Blue Fairy to transform himself into a real boy.
Awards: Nom. for 2 Oscars – Best Original Score & Best Visual Effects; Won Future Film Festival Digital Award (Venice)
Distributor: Warner
Subject Matter: Moderate – Being Human, Love, Robots
Narrative Style: Slightly Complex
Pace: Slightly Slow
Audience Type: Slightly Mainstream
Viewed: DVD
First Published: 12 Dec 2010
Spoilers: No
If not for his untimely death, this would have been Stanley Kubrick's next film after the mixed critical reaction he received for his last film Eyes Wide Shut (1999).
His unfinished project was taken on by his long-time cinematic pal, the illustrious Steven Spielberg, who as a tribute to the great director of Dr. Strangelove (1964), 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), and A Clockwork Orange (1971), decided to complete the film for him.
Written by Spielberg based on Kubrick's early material and vision, Artificial Intelligence is at times brilliant and immensely thought-provoking. As a science-fiction film, this is one of the genre's better Hollywood entries.
It may have suffered scathing criticisms from people who disliked the extended ending (which I admire and will try to rationalise its importance), but it remains to be a very well-told and identifiable story that has its roots in Pinocchio and realist fantasy.
The story tells of a robot boy called David (Haley Joel Osment) who is brought home by a loving couple to 'replace' their comatose son, Martin, who would never wake.
Set in the distant future, the creation of David, a mechanical human-like companion who is programmed to love, turns self-aware and seeks to become a real human after the miraculous recovery of Martin leads to a competition for love from Monica (Frances O'Connor), their mother.
Because of a series of misunderstandings, David is left to survive on his own outside the comfort of home together with Teddy, a talking toy bear who can think.
For most parts, Artificial Intelligence is a film chronicling the journey of one persevering robot as he attempts to find his 'Blue Fairy' who he hopes would turn him into a human so that he could return to Monica and be loved again. The existentialist nature of Spielberg's film allows viewers to question the idea of human consciousness.
"Mommy, if Pinocchio became a real… and I become a real boy, can I come home?"
What makes us humanly real? Is it because we can differentiate truth from falsehood? Or is it because we are living flesh and blood? By similar extension, what makes a Mecha humanlike? Is it because they look human? Or is it because of their capability for reciprocal compassion and love?
Spielberg's direction is mostly assured, and with regular Janusz Kaminski photographing the film, expect a visual feast for the eyes. The use of visual effects, which is nominated for an Oscar here, while unabashedly cool, retains a measure of hypnotic allure.
There are moments in the film in which only Spielberg could have conjured up. For instance, the shot of Teddy's silhouette against a huge, bright moon, which references E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982).
In addition, the heavily-criticised final thirty minutes features some impressive visuals, with one particular moment evidently a homage to Kubrick's 2001—that of a box-like vehicle floating across a desolate icy landscape.
Speaking of which, it is with an acute sense of irony to note that the final act was what Kubrick had actually envisioned—the idea of moving thousands of years into the future—faithfully and boldly recreated by Spielberg but unfortunately thought of as overindulging in Hollywood sentimentality.
In my view, I feel that the final act is very important as it gives the film the closure that it needs – a measured, subtle, (and even meandering) philosophical ending that not only tugs at the heartstrings, but offers composer John Williams to finally perform the full main theme in all of its beauty and melancholy, which until then has only been heard in parts.
Artificial Intelligence is an engaging science-fiction adventure that melds Kubrick's chilly bleakness with Spielberg's warm touch. But for better or worse, it is the latter's imprint that is more influential here.
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Movies: Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming, Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug, Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound.
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Good judgment comes from experience and experience comes from bad judgment. We have all made mistakes in our lives but as Jay-Z once told me, "If you learn from them they are not mistakes they are experiences." He was only about 28 when he told me that but he was already very wise.
When you know when to do what and what to do when you are in a unique position to make a wise decision that can help you reach your goals. Learning from your past experiences is a good way to do this. Nobody plans to fail and nobody knows when you are going to have an experience that sets you back. However, once you have learned it is important to use that wisdom in the future. It is easy to know what to do and much harder to actually do it. When you are committed to staying on top you have to do the wise thing no matter how difficult.
Wisdom is hard to come by because you often have to be foolish before you are wise. You can watch someone else and advise them on what to do but when it is happening to you it looks very different and your emotions can get in the way. When you make bad or foolish decisions it can make you fearful and insecure. You begin to distrust yourself. Do not let this happen. Let it be a lesson and utilize it in your decision making process in the future. With proper planning you can acquire the things you desire.
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Q: Is NSApp terminate:id deprecated? I have been searching for how to terminate my application programmatically. I found in many topics people using NSApp terminate:id.
In Xcode terminate:id is crossed. Is this method deprecated ? Should I use it to terminate my application ? If no which is the right way to do it ?
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Picture of what i mean when I say that it's crossed:

A: I don't see that terminate is deprecated. A possible cause for the compiler warning might be that in
[NSApp terminate:sender]

NSApp returns a general id, so that the compiler does not know which terminate message is actually meant. An indeed, if I use "Jump to Definition", Xcode jumps to
@protocol NSInputServiceProvider
...
- (void) terminate:(id)sender NS_DEPRECATED_MAC(10_0, 10_6);

But if you use the equivalent code
[[NSApplication sharedApplication] terminate:sender];

then the compiler warning goes away.

A: Nope, not deprecated:

terminate:
Terminates the receiver.
- (void)terminate:(id)sender

Parameters
sender
Typically, this parameter contains the object that initiated the termination request.
Discussion
This method is typically invoked when the user chooses Quit or Exit from the application's menu.
When invoked, this method performs several steps to process the termination request. First, it asks the application's document controller (if one exists) to save any unsaved changes in its documents. During this process, the document controller can cancel termination in response to input from the user. If the document controller does not cancel the operation, this method then calls the delegate's applicationShouldTerminate: method. If applicationShouldTerminate: returns NSTerminateCancel, the termination process is aborted and control is handed back to the main event loop. If the method returns NSTerminateLater, the application runs its run loop in the NSModalPanelRunLoopMode mode until the replyToApplicationShouldTerminate: method is called with the value YES or NO. If the applicationShouldTerminate: method returns NSTerminateNow, this method posts a NSApplicationWillTerminateNotification notification to the default notification center.
Do not bother to put final cleanup code in your application's main() function—it will never be executed. If cleanup is necessary, perform that cleanup in the delegate's applicationWillTerminate: method.
Availability
Available in OS X v10.0 and later.
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I would like to share my experiences to the 2019 annual Global Health Conference on the RUFC blog. I have no idea where to start. From a frustrating visa process to exciting moments in LA, Hollywood, Santa Monica, Chicago, to an academic tour to some of the greatest universities in USA and a family reunion in Chicago and Ohio. Here is my story in bits!
In October 2018 I started the process and, after doing enough research, filled and submitted my online application in December. At this moment, I was asked to pay a total of UGX 640,000 which RUFC provided. I then scheduled a date for my interview on the 15th of January, did all the research, asked people who had been in the process and by 15th was ready to go. I will live to tell a story about this day, here is what happened!
Having my interview scheduled at 8:30am, I woke up at 6am to prepare, made sure I was on time, got in and answered all the questions asked by the consular in an interview that lasted for less than two minutes. After asking a couple questions, the consular faced her computer and said to me "Am sorry Mr. Katende you're not eligible to enter the U.S at this moment." I didn't know what to say to her really. At this moment she returned my passport accompanied with a rejection letter that made it clear not to appeal this decision unless circumstances for which the visa was denied had changed. I left the room in complete disbelief, didn't know why she said I was illegible for the visa. But this is where the story gets interesting!
I immediately wrote to Prof. Heather informing her about this whole experience. I asked her if I should challenge the decision and her response was like everyone else's. "I don't think reapplying will change anything". She encouraged me to stay focused and wait for other opportunities in the future.
When everyone else thought it was never going to work, Ray's opinion was different. Through his blog and other RUFC social media forums, Ray criticized the Embassy's decision to deny people opportunities to travel due to what he referred as political reasons that had nothing to do with any of us. This gave me fresh energy and I decided to make an appeal, reapplied and was given a new appointment after making endless calls to the Embassy. Thanks to Ray's cyber activism and my tenacity, my visa application was finally accepted on the 14th of February 2019.
At exactly 12:00am on 1st March, I set off from Entebbe airport for the much anticipated trip and it was a bit of a fluke because it was my28th birthday at the same time. Celebrating birthdays has never been my thing, but this was a special one. After traveling for over 28 hours, from Entebbe through Dubai and finally landing in Los Angeles at exactly 2:00pm, still on March 1st! And so after traveling for more than 24 hours, given the 11 hours' time difference it was still my birthday. For the record, this is the longest birth I have ever had!
Great thanks to the Wipfli family for making that day even better, from a warm welcome at the airport, to a fundraising event where Ray and I shared a lot about RUFC and Uganda, to dinner where I had a Mexican meal for the first time in my life. At which point I thought it was done, but the party was just getting started! After dinner we went home and this was the most amazing moment, I found a very big chocolate cake waiting, and moments later was showed with gifts from the entire family.
The following days we visited lots of places in California including Hollywood, Beverly Hills and the Pacific Ocean. On the third day Prof. Heather gave me an opportunity to interact with her class at the University of Southern California on mhealth and public health in Uganda. I was happy to answer a lot of questions about health Apps and solutions from these exciting young people.
There were lots of other events during my first week in Los Angeles, including great meals and reuniting with some of the students that have been part of our RUFC program in the previous years.
On 6th March, we travelled to Chicago for the annual global health conference. The weather in Chicago was far different from LA and of course the familiar Ugandan weather. I had never experienced so much cold ever before, but life is about adventure and this was part of a wonderful experience.
While in Chicago, we visited a number of famous places including Millennium Park and Willis Tower. But one of the most exciting and favorite things about this whole trip was trying different types of food from the diverse ethnic groups in USA, including Italian, Mexican, Japanese and Indian (see pictures below!).
I also attended a number of important sessions on global health and we were able to present our posters on RUFC work in Uganda. We interacted with a number of people and was I amused to find so many people who have worked in Uganda addressing different health challenges.
While in Chicago, I was able to see my brother and meet his family for the very first time. There's nothing that's as beautiful as meeting family, especially people you have not seen in a long period of time. In the last week of my trip, I visited other family and top universities in Ohio and was able to connect with quite a number of people in the different academic departments of interest.
Great thanks to Ray Wipfli for doing his utmost best to see that this trip happened. Ray put up a GoFundMe fundraising campaign to fund my air ticket and did a lot of activism to ensure I was granted a visa from the Embassy. Second I would like to thank the entire Wipfli family for hosting me and taking good care of me throughout the trip. Lastly to everyone who donated to fund my trip and supports RUFC activities, thank you very much!


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Piedra Grande est la capitale de la paroisse civile de Piedra Grande de la municipalité de Democracia de l'État de Falcón au Venezuela.

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"Rabalderstræde" er sang indspillet af det danske band Gasolin'. Sangen er skrevet af Larsen-Jönsson/Gasolin'-Mogensen.

"Rabalderstræde" blev oprindeligt udgivet på A-siden af en single i 1975 med "Kvinde min" på B-siden. Singlen udkom kort før udgivelsen af Gasolin's femte album Gas 5, der også inkluderede "Rabalderstræde". Sangen blev et af Gasolin's største hits, og nåede en førsteplads på de danske hitlister.

Nummeret blev tillige udgivet i en live-version på albummet Live sådan fra 1976 og på livealbummet Gøglernes aften/Live i Skandinavien fra 1978.
Kim Larsen har endvidere udgivet sangen på soloalbummet En lille pose støj, udgivet 2007.

I bydelen Musicon i Roskilde er hovedstrøget opkaldt efter sangen.

Eksterne links
 Rabalderstræde – Gasolin' på toppen, videnskab.dk
 Musicon i Roskilde

Sange fra 1975
Sange fra Danmark
Gasolin'-sange


Reinhard Strohm is Emeritus Professor of Music at the University of Oxford. His research project aims to promote post-European historical thinking, beginning with the consideration of what 'western music' would look like in an account of music history aspiring to be truly global.
The project is not meant to create a universal (or global) history in itself, but to explore, through assembled case studies, parameters and terminologies that are suitable to describe a history of many different voices.
The programme has a Steering Committee consisting mainly of the representatives of the six collaborating institutions (Faculty of Music, Oxford University; Department of Music, King's College, University of London; Institut für Musikwissenschaft, Universität Zürich; Musicology Department, Faculty of the Humanities, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem; Institut für Musikwissenschaft, Universität Wien; Institut für Musikwissenschaft und Medienwissenschaft, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), and an Advisory Board of international specialists of musicology and ethnomusicology.
The programme is now, 2015/2016, in its third year. It is again supporting, as in 2013/2014 and 2014/2015, researchers in musicology or ethnomusicology at an intermediate stage of their academic careers (postdoctorates but not yet full professors with tenure) for short-term research visitorships. These visitorships have been advertised worldwide for each of the three years in March preceding the respective tenures; candidates have been selected by the Steering Committee. The visitorships are not appointments by or at the respective universities. The research visitors engage with the history and historiography of music in cultures of other continents, and/or with its interactions with western music history, and/or with the question of an intercontinental/global history of music. They use the visitorships to carry out further research on their special topics, or widen the purview of their studies. They communicate about their work with colleagues, students and the public.
A one-day research workshop entitled Mongols Howling, Latins Barking: Voice and Song in Early Musical Encounters in Pre-colonial Eurasia was held on 2 December 2013 at the Faculty of Music, Oxford. This was convened by Jason Stoessel (research visitor 2013/2014). Speakers were Charles Burnett (The Warburg Institute, University of London), Manuel Pedro Ferreira (Universidade Nova de Lisboa), Felicitas Schmieder (Fernuniversität Hagen, Germany) and Jason Stoessel (University of New England, Australia). The main theme of the event was the cultural diversity of concepts of the voice in the Middle Ages (12th-14th centuries) and its relevance for global relationships. The concluding panel discussion, in which Catherine Holmes (University of Oxford) also participated, was chaired by Jason Stoessel.
From 15 to 17 January 2014, an international workshop-conference was held at the Humboldt-Universität and Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, on the invitation of Prof. Dr. Laurenz Lütteken, entitled Alternative Modernities: Postcolonial Transformations of "Traditional" Music in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. Co-convenor with Laurenz Lütteken was Tobias Robert Klein (research visitor 2013/2014).
The papers with their discussions revealed much of the reciprocity of musical developments in the West and in East Asia and Africa in the so-called "modern" period, whether through the increase of actual "influences" and cultural borrowings, or by the effect of historical events and encounters (including industrial relations, missions, global economies and wars) on national and regional musical identities. Papers were delivered by François Picard (Université de la Sorbonne, Paris), Yang Chien-Chang (National Taiwan University, Taipei), Tobias Robert Klein (Berlin), Nicholas Cook (University of Cambridge), Jonathan Goldman (Université de Montréal) and Henry Spiller (University of California, Davis). Research visitors of 2013/2014 were Klein, Goldman and Spiller. The event was introduced by Prof. Dr. Reinhart Meyer-Kalkus (Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin) and Reinhard Strohm.
The events in Berlin also included a meeting of the Steering Committee of the project (Humboldt University, 15 January), a public panel discussion between Balzan-Prizewinners Manfred Brauneck, Ludwig Finscher and Reinhard Strohm (convened at the Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Berlin, by Prof. Gottfried Scholz; entitled Die grössere Welt: Transkulturelle Projekte der Musik- und Theaterforschung, 15 January), and a concluding discussion of the project Towards a global history of music with all workshop speakers, Steering Committee members and advisors (Humboldt University, 17 January).
On 27 May 2014, the workshop Theorizing across Cultures: Ethnomusicological and Historical-Musicological Perspectives was held at King's College, University of London. Convened by Suddhaseel Sen (Stanford University/Presidency University, India; Research Visitor 2014/2015), speakers included Michael Fend, Suddhaseel Sen, Tina K. Ramnarine, Matthew Pritchard, Georgina Born, Richard David Williams, Raymond Head, Naresh Sohal, Nicholas Cook, Martin Stokes, Reinhard Strohm and David R. M. Irving.
Another workshop, Alterity and Universalism in Eighteenth-Century Musical Thought, was held from 30 May to 1 June 2014 at the Faculty of Music at Oxford.Convenors were David R. M. Irving and Estelle Joubert (research visitors 2013/2014).
Papers were delivered by Philip Bohlman, Michael Fend, Emily Dolan, Keith Chapin, Glenda Goodman, Katherine Butler Schofield, Joan-Pau Rubiés, Ruth HaCohen, Matthew Gelbart, Miguel Á. Marín, David R. M. Irving and Estelle Joubert.
On 10 and 11 October 2014, Reinhard Strohm, Michele Calella and Angharad Gabriel-Zamastil convened an international workshop at the Institute for Musicology at the University of Vienna. Its title was Many Kinds of Music History: a Crosscultural Enquiry. It hosted Regina Allgayer-Kaufmann, Tina K. Ramnarine, Tobias Robert Klein (research visitor 2013/2014), Britta Sweers, María Gembero-Ustárroz, Slawomira Zeranska-Kominek, Michael Fend, Reinhard Strohm and August Schmidhofer as speakers.
A workshop entitled The Global Music Culture of the Catholic Missions in the 17th-18th Centuries was held at King's College, University of London, on 6 and 7 February 2015, convened by Tomasz Jez and Jia Shubing (research visitors 2014/2015), who gave papers on Jesuit missions in Latin America, and Western musicians in China in the 17th century, respectively.
Other speakers were Bernardo Illari (University of North Texas College of Music), Leonardo Waisman (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina), Egberto Bermúdez (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), Jutta Toelle (Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics, Frankfurt), Peter Allsop (Visiting Professor, Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing), Gabriele Tarsetti and Fabio G. Galeffi (Teodorico Pedrini Centre, Fermo, Italy), Lars Peter Laamann (SOAS, University of London), David R. M. Irving (The Australian National University), Daniele V. Filippi (Schola Cantorum Basiliensis) and Mateusz Kapustka (University of Zurich). Joyce Lindorff (Temple University, US), harpsicord, with Jean-Christophe Frisch, flute, and David R.M. Irving, violin, gave a recital with an introduction and discussion of Teodorico Pedrini's op. 3 Trio sonatas, composed in China.
A conference-workshop on Topical Encounters and Rhetorics of Identity in Latin American Art Music was convened by Melanie Plesch (research visitor 2014/2015) at the Faculty of Music, Oxford University, from 13 to 15 February.
The papers were given by Melanie Plesch (The University of Melbourne), Julio Mendívil (Stiftung Universität Hildesheim), Paulo de Tarso Salles (Universidade de São Paolo, Brazil), Omar Corrado (Universidad de Buenos Aires), Roberto Kolb-Neuhaus (Universidad Autónoma de México), Omar García Brunelli (Instituto Nacional de Musicología, Argentina), Acácio Pieade (Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina, Brazil), Juan Francisco Sans (Universidad Central de Venezuela). The keynote address was delivered by Kofi Agawu (Princeton University). Virginia Correa Dupuy, mezzo-soprano, and Marcel Ayub, piano, gave a recital of Latin American art music of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Historiography on Display: the Musical (Inter)nationalisms of the Fin-de-siècle was the title of the workshop held at the Österreichische Gesellschaft für Musik, Vienna, on 14 March 2015, convened by Maria Cáceres-Piñuel (research visitor 2014/2015).
Papers on aspects of the international exhibitions in Vienna and elsewhere in Europe were offered by Nicholas Cook (University of Cambridge), Cristina Urchueguía (University of Bern), Maria Cáceres-Piñuel (University of Bern), Rachel Beckles-Willson (Royal Holloway, University of London), Stefan M. Schmidl (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften) and Katharina Wessely (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften).
Max Peter Baumann (University of Würzburg), Jin-Ah Kim (Humboldt University, Berlin), Zhang Boyu (Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing), Keith Howard (SOAS, University of London), Rinko Fujita (University of Vienna) and Oliver Seibt (Goethe University, Frankfurt).
Outside Europe, the workshop Musical Cultures under Relationships of Power: Eastern Europe and the Middle East was held at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on 25 and 26 October 2015. It was convened by Anna G. Piotrowska (University of Kraków) and Ruth HaCohen (The Hebrew University).
The event was inaugurated by a welcome from Dr. Suzanne Werder (International Balzan Foundation "Prize", Milan) and Prof. Gottfried Scholz (Balzan Prize Committee); the visit of these two representatives, which helped to intensify the interest in the Balzan Prize in Jerusalem, was much appreciated by the participants and the local audience. After an opening session with a dialogue talk by Ruth HaCohen and Edwin Seroussi (The Hebrew University, Jerusalem), sketching the general framework for discussing musical cultures under relations of power, the two-day event consisted of the following sessions: Power, politics and musical legacy chaired by Marina Ritzareva; Revisiting 'national' in music chaired by Alexander Rosenblatt; East of Europe? Europe vis-a-vis the Middle East chaired by Abigail Wood. Papers were delivered by Bennett Zon (Durham University), Valentina Sandu-Dediu (Bucharest University), Judit Frigyesi (Bar Ilan University), Nadeed Karkabi (Martin Buber Institute, The Hebrew University), Marina Frolova-Walker (Cambridge University), Martin Stokes (University of London King's College); other discutants included Milena Boshikova (Institute of Art Studies, Sofia) and Avra Xepapadakou (University of Crete). The workshop concluded with a round table entitled 'Insiders' and/or 'Outsiders' in the history of music in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, a general discussion, chaired and introduced by Anna G. Piotrowska, and a conclusion by Reinhard Strohm.
On 22 and 23 January 2016, a workshop Towards a global history of martial and military music: Comparative perspectives for the early and pre-modern period was held at the Institut für Musikwissenschaft, Universität Wien, with Morag Josephine Grant (Berlin) as convenor. The other speakers were Ralph Martin Jäger (Universität Münster), Nina Reuther (Konstanz), Vivien Estelle Williams (University of Glasgow), Bruce Gleason (University of St. Thomas, Minnesota/USA), Keith Howard (SOAS, University of London) and Silke Wenzel (Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Hamburg). The workshop opened up a remarkable narrative of intercontinental parallels and relations between ceremonial and martial music-making already in early modern times.
Places of Interaction: Histories of Music and Dance in India, Africa, and South-East Asia was held at the British Academy in London on 16 and 17 June 2016, with convenors Margaret Walker (Queen's Univeristy, Kingston, Canada), James L. Mitchell (Khon Kean University, Thailand) and Reinhard Strohm. Keynote speakers were Katherine Butler Schofield (King's College, University of London) and Anna Mari Buisse Berger (University of California, Davis).
Speakers included James Mitchell, Rainer Lotz, James Kirby (University of Edinburgh), Margaret Walker, Tiziana Leucci (CNRS, France), Ann David (University of Roehampton, London), Nalini Ghuman (Mills College, Oakland), Gerhard Kubik (University of Klagenfurt and C. J. Jung Institut, Zurich), Barbara Titus (University of Amsterdam and 2016 Balzan Research Visitor), Luis Velasco-Pufleau (University of Salzburg and 2016 Balzan Research Visitor), Andrée Grau (University of Roehampton, London), Judit Frigyesi (Bar Ian University, Israel), Sen Suddhaseel (University Kolkata, India).
Transcultural Music Traditions will be held from 7 to 9 April, 2017 at the Humboldt Universität in Berlin. The workshop will be introduced by a Keynote Lecture on 7 April, and will involve two sessions: A Global View on Bach: Latin America and Asia in the 20th Century on 8 April, followed by a performance of the Asambura Ensemble, and Music, Media Geography, History on 9 April.
Marie-Alice Frappat is the research coordinator for London and Oxford; Angharad Gabriel-Zamastil for all others.


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Q: Converting timestamp to EPOCH in awk I am converting timestamps to EPOCH seconds in awk, getting incorrect output for repeated timestamps
Input:
20180614 00:00:00
20180614 00:00:23
20180614 22:45:00
20180614 22:45:21
20180614 00:00:00
20180614 00:00:23

Expected Output :
1528930800
1528930823
1528930800
1529012721
1528930800
1528930823

I did
awk '{ ts="\""$0"\""; ("date +%s -d "ts)| getline epochsec; print epochsec}'

output after running above command:
1528930800
1528930823
1529012700
1529012721
1529012721
1529012721

A: With GNU xargs:
xargs -I {} date +%s -d {} < file

Output:

1528927200
1528927223
1529009100
1529009121
1528927200
1528927223

A: A bit a shorter GNU awk version is using FIELDWIDTHS which is available from gawk-2.13 onwards:
awk 'BEGIN{FIELDWIDTHS="4 2 3 2 1 2 1 2"}{print mktime($1" "$2" "$3$4" "$6" "$8)}'

Since gawk-4.2 you can skip intervening fields:
awk 'BEGIN{FIELDWIDTHS="4 2 2 1:2 1:2 1:2"}{print mktime($1" "$2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6)}'

Or even shorter using FPAT
awk 'BEGIN{FPAT="[0-9][0-9]"}{print mktime($1$2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6" "$7)}

note: the usage of a single awk-mktime combination will be faster than anything which makes system calls to date as you do not constantly have to call a binary. With the awk mktime solution you call a single binary. Nonetheless, the xargs solution given by Cyrus is by far the most comfortable one.

A: You could use system function
$ awk '{system("date +%s -d \""$0"\"")}' ip.txt
1528914600
1528914623
1528996500
1528996521
1528914600
1528914623

Or use sed
$ sed 's/.*/date +%s -d "&"/e' ip.txt
1528914600
1528914623
1528996500
1528996521
1528914600
1528914623

As per AllAboutGetline article, you'll need
$ awk '{ ts="date +%s -d \""$0"\""; while ((ts|getline ep)>0) print ep; close(ts) }' ip.txt
1528914600
1528914623
1528996500
1528996521
1528914600
1528914623

However getline is not needed at all for this case and avoid using it unless you really need it and know how to use it

A: Using GNU awk mktime function:
 awk '{gsub(":"," ",$2); print mktime(substr($1,1,4) " " substr($1,5,2) " " substr($1,7,2) " " $2)}' file

A: To add to Cyrus's answer, the following works on Mac OSX. Strangely, MAC has a different way of handling date-time format to epoch conversion.
xargs -I {} date -j -u -f "%a %b %d %T %Z %Y" {} +%s < file


Newquay Business Improvement District (BID) is encouraging professional services and trades businesses from across Newquay and beyond to take advantage of Newquay Business Week.
Open to all businesses and their staff in Cornwall, and free to BID members, the town's first ever business week is from Monday 19th – Friday 23rd October 2015. The event brings tgoether an impressive roster of high-end experts to deliver insights and advice, driving business relationships and boosting morale throughout the town's establishments.
There are many sessions available that will be very relevant to businesses such as accountants, solicitors, dentists, mechanics, tradesmen and more.
Of particular interest to the many professional service and trade businesses may be the sessions on 'Access to Finance for your Business, 'Business Insurance – is your business correctly covered', 'The Future of Online Search' and 'The Landscape of Business in Cornwall.
With Kim Conchie, Chief Executive of the Cornwall Chamber of Commerce speaking about the economic changes and opportunities ahead; and Rob Edlin, of Google Partner Niddocks, giving insights into how you can maximise online search for your business this is a fantastic opportunity to inform yourself and benefit your business.
In addition, both the Business Week launch at The Lewinnick on Monday the 19th of October at 8am and the Business Week Close and celebration at The Stable on Friday 23rd October at 3pm will provide ample opportunity to meet other local and Cornish businesses and make new, exciting connections!
Created and heavily invested in by Newquay BID, and with The Newquay Voice as its main sponsor, the full programme of ongoing events will include many inspirational meet-ups throughout the town's leading tourism and hospitality venues.
With its thriving business culture and hardy community spirit, Newquay Business Week has been designed by the BID to celebrate and unite local businesses, whose collaborative efforts and support have contributed towards the town's successful and on-going evolution.
The week will offer visitors access to advice and resources from influential speakers to help nurture and grow not only their companies, but also Newquay as a flourishing town for business strategy.
Since the BID's inception the team has continually created and implemented strategic projects and tools contributing to the revitalisation of the town's profile. Most communities depend on the strength of their local businesses to grow and thrive and with the BID's support, Newquay business owners are now seeing how the resort is reaching towards its potential as an attractive place to live, work and do business.
Additional sponsors of the week-long business event will be PSP Insurance and Financial Solutions whilst many individuals and hospitality venues will be hosting events in support of the enterprising initiative.
From pioneering start-ups to larger enterprises, all businesses, no matter their size, are invited to attend any of the sessions taking place throughout the week. Most will be free of charge and some ask for a small £2 fee which is invaluable considering a hefty fee would usually be charged when seeking advice from the chosen leading speakers. All other bookings can be made via the Newquay BID website www.newquaybid.co.uk/events or by calling 01637 498599. Business week is free to Newquay BID and voluntary members and members will be sent the discount code by BID Buzz newsletter or can be obtained from the BID team.
For more information please visit our Events page via the home page.


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Here's a taste of the new content coming in Update 16. New instances within the ruined city of Osgiliath, along with a few new regions. Plus the revamp of the legendary system, to include the imbuing process.


Welcome to the MINI Countryman review page.
As you can see, this page provides you with all our user generated reviews of MINI Countryman cars. AA Cars provide our users with the best feedback on all car makes and models all across the uk to give you the best possible information, to help you make your decision when buying a new used car. We break each vehicle review down into five categories (preformance, running cost, comfort, reliability and space practicality) making it very easy to understand, giving you feedback directly form the vehicle owner. This provides you with all the information you need to make the decision of which car is perfect for you.
Cooper SD All4 is larger and more imposing than normal mini but doesn't feel it when driving. Although it doesn't have the Go Kart feel of a small sporty hatch it is still nippy and fun to drive around town and on country lanes, especially when Sport button used, whilst remaining smooth and comfortable on long motorway journeys. Am averaging 45mpg which is reasonable but I had hoped for 50+. All4 system coped well with winter snow and muddy farm tracks that my previous front wheel drive hatch struggled on. Internal space is great, plenty of leg room in the back even if front seats pushed right back. Could, however, do with more driver friendly storage. Large centre speedo only really a gimmick so use digital readout on driver's dash. I believe latest models do not have the centre speedo. Electrics are too fancy for my liking but this is the same on most modern cars and is something you get used to. Time will tell regards reliability but it is not a car the DIY home mechanic could do much with. Bought car nearly new and so it came with run flat tyres. These do have a slight negative effect on handling and "feel" and are not something I would have chosen as an option if I'd had the choice. Above points are minor, only real gripe is very low position of heater/ac controls on centre console. The buttons are small and so I have to take eyes off the road to adjust the controls. Overall I am very pleased with the car and can't help but enjoy driving it.
I bought a Mini Countryman Cooper SD All 4 in May 2013 trading in my 2011 BMW X5 4.0 Xdrive. Honestly I can say that I have not missed the X5 as the comfort of the Countryman is excellent and it carries four people with ease. It is fun to drive and I have rediscovered my love of driving - the X5 was transport in an armchair; the Countryman is brilliant pocket sized fun. I still smile everytime I drive the car, it is just such a great experience. From our first test drive, we have not been disappointed by the performance, the sport mode and the "paddles" on the steering wheel give flexibility to your driving style, enabling you to progress quickly and smoothly along the road. The auto version is a bit "thirstier" than the manual version but I think that it make for a smoother drive. All in all, a great car and I will certainly be looking at a John Cooper Works version next time round!
After a lot of research we came up with a cooper SD with chilli pack. This model fitted the bill, perfectly .the SD has plenty of power , good acceleration and excellent driving position . Downsides on all the Ranges , when looking for a car please select the model and extras you need ., some aftermarket upgrades are cost prohibitive or not even available . For a family car the boot space is rather small when compared to the competition. But we knew that anyway. All in all a great car with its own character .
My MINI COUNTRYMAN is just so much fun to drive. Having owned much larger cars which were like being transported in a comfortable armchair, the change to the Countryman has brought back my love of driving. The performance and handling are superb and I have yet to find any situation where it does not perform with 5 stars. I just love it!!


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Join us Sundays at our 10:00 am Worship Service!
Women of Zion meets on the 4th Monday of the month at 7:00 pm.
Come and join for a brief Bible Study, discussion about music, and ministry opportunities around Ottawa Lake and around the world.
from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm AND now available after our Sunday Worship service. If you can assist on one Sunday a month please let Pastor know.
It is humbly and spiritually enriching thing to do!
The Church Council is working on two big projects – 1. A chair lift to enter the back of the church and fellowship hall and 2. A electric sign to replace the current sign board. GO, GO Council!
All adults are encouraged to attend the Bible Study led by Pastor Terry on Sunday mornings from 9:00am - 10:00 am. If you like the Word of God and the amazing love provided for you then come and join us each Sunday morning for a dose of Scripture and fellowship in the Word at 9:30 in our fellowship hall. Coffee, smiles and the inspiration of God is provided – "free.".


It's almost a year ago I review my last Balvenie, and since there are lot's of them around, why not have another look at a product from this distillery. Up untill now I reviewed some Balvenies with an age statement, this time I'm going to have a look at a Balvenie from a vintage, 1989 to be precise.
Those of you who know Balvenie, know that one of the best Balvenies around is the 21yo Portwood. yet in 2003, a vintage Portwood saw the light of day, this 1989 but also a 1991 exists. Two years later, in 2006, a 1993 vintage was released. I haven't tried this 1993 yet, but earlier the 1991 was rather disappointing, still it fetched 78 points. Let's have a look if this 1989 is any better, maybe even as good as the famous 21yo!
Nose: Buttery, and creamy. Sweet cookie dough, but also a slight woody and winey note is present. The more this breathes, the more a spicy woody note comes to the fore. Red fruit hard candy. Quite dusty after a while. Vanilla and dough again. Also some candied sweet tangerine skins.
Taste: A sweet candy note, malty and quite dull at first. The Port even though is not heavy, dominates the palate, still it dominates in a transparent way, since it lets through the malty distillery character of Balvenie. All in all a funky battle between winey wood, (with a slight bitter edge to it), and it's sweetness. Definitely some citrus in here, Tangerine or sugared orange skins.
Again a very nice and never misbehaving Balvenie. Nothing wrong with it, but it also doesn't stick out either. This Balvenie will also never drive to fast or smoke a cigarette where it isn't allowed. It obeys. It isn't bad either, but for me a little bit boring. Still it's a Portwood, and it isn't harsh as some whiskies that came in contact with Port pipes can be. The aroma's fit well together, so it has good balance. A bit weak with its 40% ABV, but it offers yet another variation on the Balvenie theme, again with a lot of reduction.


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NINE BY NIGHT releases 8/03/2014 on Amazon, Smashwords, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and other e-book retailers.
This week I was asked to host a cover reveal for Nine by Night, a collection of nine urban fantasy novels. I love this cover!! I've been sitting on an advanced review copy for a couple of days and I was to excited when I saw the cover photo in my inbox. It's gorgeous.
I've already read Jesi Lea Ryan's Arcadia's Gift and reviewed it on Goodreads. I can't express enough how much I love that novel, and its sequel Arcadia's Curse. I am absolutely dying to read the conclusion to the Arcadia trilogy, which is set to come out relatively soon, so stay tuned for news on that.
I've just started reading SM Reine's Witch Hunt, and I'm already hooked. I'll review each of these as I finish them, but I have to say I can barely wait to read Annie Bellet's Justice Calling. A heroine who's a gamer nerd sorceress? If that was all the description said, that would be enough to get my attention.
In other reviews, my apartment complex here in Houston occasionally has food trucks. Tonight's was Korean-Mexican ("korean cuisine with mexican in-between!"). It was absolutely delicious. I ordered some kind of Korean BBQ burrito thing and with the first bite it was like an explosion of flavor in my mouth. Definitely give it a try if you're in town and try not to be too skeptical!


Spend two days exploring Giza and Sakkara on this comprehensive tour with an Egyptologist guide. Listening to in-depth commentary will help you get the most out of your visit; you'll learn about the ancient Egyptian civilization as you walk around. On the second day, visit the Egyptian Museum to see ancient artifacts, then head for the narrow lanes of Khan El Kahlili for some shopping.


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Parents' Lawsuit Against Massachusetts School That Hid Students' Gender Transition Dismissed
Posted by Bruce Hausknecht | Dec 28, 2022 | Sexuality
A lawsuit filed by two sets of Massachusetts parents against a public school district that encouraged their children to "transition" genders, hid that information from the parents, and even fired a teacher who responsibly contacted the parents with that information, has been dismissed by a federal judge.
U.S. District Judge Mark Mastroianni, a President Obama appointee, ruled on December 14 that while the Ludlow Public Schools' actions in the case were "imperfect," "flawed" and contrary to state policies, they did not meet the legal test required for the parents' suit to go forward.
"While the court is apprehensive about the alleged policy and actions of the Ludlow Public Schools with regard to parental notification, it cannot conclude the decision to withhold information" from the parents "shocks the conscience," especially "given the difficulties this issue presents and the competing interests involved," the judge wrote.
As the Daily Citizen previously reported, two sets of parents filed the lawsuit last April. One set of parents has an 11-year-old girl and older brother who were, according to her parents, struggling with sexual identity confusion and encouraged by teachers and counselors to use different names and pronouns at school, despite their parents' explicit instructions not to.
A second set of parents joined the lawsuit not because any of their children had been impacted yet by the school's policies, but because they were worried that in the future the school could harm their children.
When the parents first brought their concerns to the school district's board, known as the School Committee, they were predictably accused of "intolerance of LGBTQ people thinly veiled" behind a "camouflage of parental rights."
That tells you exactly what the school district thinks of parents' rights to direct their children's education and upbringing.
The judge criticized the school district even as his ruling exonerated it.
"Students and parents would almost certainly be better served by a more thoughtful policy that facilitated a supportive and safe disclosure by the student, with support and education available for students and parents, as needed and when accepted," Judge Mastroianni wrote.
The parents are considering an appeal, according to their attorney, Andrew Beckwith, who also serves as president of the Massachusetts Family Institute, an ally of Focus on the Family.
"We are disappointed and disagree with the treatment of parental rights in this decision, and we are strongly considering filing an appeal to the First Circuit Court of Appeals," Beckwith told the National Catholic Register.
The case is Foote v. Ludlow School Committee.
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Bruce Hausknecht, J.D., is an attorney who serves as Focus on the Family's judicial analyst. He is responsible for research and analysis of legal and judicial issues related to Christians and the institution of the family, including First Amendment freedom of religion and free speech issues, judicial activism, marriage, homosexuality and pro-life matters. He also tracks legislation and laws affecting these issues. Prior to joining Focus in 2004, Hausknecht practiced law for 17 years in construction litigation and as an associate general counsel for a large ministry in Virginia. He was also an associate pastor at a church in Colorado Springs for seven years, primarily in worship music ministry. Hausknecht has provided legal analysis and commentary for top media outlets including CNN, ABC News, NBC News, CBS Radio, The New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, The Washington Times, the Associated Press, the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe and BBC radio. He's also a regular contributor to The Daily Citizen. He earned a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Illinois and his J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law. Hausknecht has been married since 1981 and has three adult children, as well as three adorable grandkids. In his free time, Hausknecht loves getting creative with his camera and capturing stunning photographs of his adopted state of Colorado.
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Smith: If Pedraza makes me wait, I might fight again this year
On the back of Jose Pedraza successfully defending his IBF super featherweight title against Edner Cherry on Saturday night, mandatory challenger Stephen Smith is now waiting in the wings for his opportunity.
As Smith won an eliminator last month when stopping Devis Boschiero in his hometown of Liverpool, the 30 year-old is the next in line to Pedraza when the Puerto Rican eventually returns to action following a well-earned break.
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Asked whether he would accept an opportunity to fight for an alternative version of the 126lb crown should an offer comes his way before the Pedraza clash, Smith replied: "The IBF is always going to be my first choice because it's there now and I just fought a final eliminator. But if someone turned around and said; 'Takashi Muira against Vargas has fell through, would you fight Muira?' – I'd jump at it, but I wouldn't put myself out for it.
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The IBF have already put the wheels in motion on the Pedraza v Smith contest, so its now up to both sides to reach an agreement for the expected US bout in the coming weeks.


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Maralinga – Australia's Field of Thunder
As thunder rumbled over the saltbush plain of Maralinga a cloud covered the land, it was the 27th September 1956 and the start of one of the darkest chapters in Australian history.
1. Maralinga Aerial View – A view of the desolate earth of Maralinga
Growing up in the 80s, I first became aware of the existence of Maralinga through the words of iconic rock band Midnight Oil 'In the wind the ashes fly, the poison crown, the charcoal ground', but it wasn't until recently that I realised the aftermath of this dark period in Australian history. Recently the site that has been so often sung about but rarely seen is open for public view.
In the 1950s, at a time when the cold war was raging, the British were looking for a place to test their long-range missiles and atomic weapons, and rather than test in their own backyard the British government approached Australia. The than Prime Minister, Menzies, granted permission.
With military testing sites already underway at Emu Fields and Woomera, outback surveyor Len Beadell was given the task of finding a suitable location closer to the railway. On reaching South Australia's large expanse of sparsely inhabited red desert on the edge of the Nullarbor he wrote 'We all knew immediately that this was going to be the place, the saltbush undulations rolled away as far as we could see, even through our binoculars'.
Within days Beadell's men set to work, their Land Rovers dragging lengths of railway for a temporary runway, roads were forged and, within a week, supplies started arriving from the UK. The village of Maralinga designed to house 2000 servicemen was created and an area the size of England was securely fenced off. Aptly named after the Yolngu Indigenous peoples word for thunder, the notorious history of Maralinga was about to begin.
On the 27th September 1956 at the dusty site called One Tree, the wind had died down and the countdown began for the start of Operation Buffalo. Five, four, three, two, one, boom, Maralinga's first mushroom cloud swelled over the saltbush country of South Australia.
Atomic blast at the Maralinga site in 1957
Over the next thirteen months explosions at Marcoo, Kite, Breakaway, Tadje, Biak and Taranaki took place, seven major nuclear tests in total. But some of the worst contamination of the area was a result of the countless minor tests in the early 1960s which left behind radioactive and toxic chemicals including plutonium, uranium and beryllium.
Until 1978 for the most part the Australian public were unaware of the testing program taking place at Maralinga, with elements of the program shrouded in secrecy. And today many young Australians have never heard of Maralinga, few know the history of the blasts that shattered the local indigenous community and forced aboriginal people away from their traditional lands. Reports claim that aboriginal people were injured and killed by the testing and that generations of children have been still born or born with health problems.
The testing program at Maralinga sparked one of the most shameful episodes in Australian history when under a cloak of secrecy and without the knowledge of family, the bones of more than 21,000 bodies, many babies and children, were harvested and underwent tests for the presence of the radioactive substance Strontium-90. The tests were conducted to determine the effects of the atomic fallout, particularly the effect on the food chain, cows feeding in fall out areas were believed to contain the dangerous substance in the milk they produced. The experiments continued for over 20 years and only recently has some of the information reached the public.
Decades later the true and full extent of the damage caused by the testing program at Maralinga to service personnel and local communities is unknown. In 1967 the British abandoned Maralinga leaving behind a contaminated landscape. After numerous clean-ups and millions of dollars the area was finally deemed safe to visit.
Much of the Maralinga village has been demolished and streets now wind past concrete slabs where houses once stood. Built with the intention of the program operating for 30 years, the village had all the facilities to accommodate the long-term occupation including a post office, chapel, cinema, barber, football fields and, for some relief from the intense summer heat, a swimming pool. Only six original buildings remain including the former hospital.
The long bitumen airstrip is long enough to land an Airbus and said to be strong enough to land the space shuttle. The centrepiece of the site is ground zero, the site where atomic bombs as powerful as Hiroshima were exploded and where over the eerie barren ground, life still struggles to regenerate.
In 2014 almost sixty years after the first atomic test at Maralinga, rehabilitation work was completed and the final parcel of the land was handed back to the traditional owners, the Maralinga Tjarutia people.
With the permission of the Maralinga Tjarutia people, guided tours of the site commenced in April 2015. The site has been developed for visitors with a camping ground, amenities and museum. Hundreds of kilometres of secure perimeter fencing surround the site and visitors are greeted at the locked gate by the tour guide and caretaker Robin Matthews.
'Not Kazakhstan, not Nevada… but South Australia's Maralinga' reads the tourism slogan of Maralinga Tours and like the infamous nuclear testing sites of the US and Soviet Union, Maralinga too has a story to tell. Buried under the dust is a forgotten chapter in Australian history and for those ready, the secrets are waiting to be uncovered.
Access to the site is only available through Maralinga Tours and tours must be pre-booked.
From Nundroo to Maralinga: About 27km west of Nundroo a sealed road heads north, there are no signs advertising the destination, as you continue along as expected in this remote location the road turns to dust. Across the Trans-Australian Railway near Ooldea you once again hit sealed road, an unusual presence in this remote location and a testament to the program that took place here. 225km from Nundroo you reach Maralinga Village.
Access to Maralinga is not permitted via Emu Road, but if you're looking for a bit more dust and adventure you can travel between Maralinga and the Anne Beadell Highway with permission. From Volkes Hill on the Anne Beadell Highway follow Cook Road and turn off towards Oak Valley via the private Lake Dey-Dey Road to Maralinga. Permits are required and the fee generally waived if the Maralinga tour is booked.
Tania Ketteringham
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Influenza cases at four Michigan prisons have led officials to suspend visitations, while some units at one of them are under quarantine, a Michigan Department of Corrections spokeswoman said Wednesday.
Visiting hours are suspended at the St. Louis Correctional Facility in Gratiot County and the Charles E. Egeler Reception and Guidance Center/Duane L. Waters Health Center in Jackson due to the reported cases of the flu.
Visiting hours also were suspended Tuesday at the Alger Correctional Facility, in the Upper Peninsula community of Munising, where three cases of the flu have been reported. Two units of Alger's lockups are under quarantine.
In addition, visiting hours have been suspended for Level II prisoners at Kinross Correctional Facility in Kincheloe, due to reported cases of flu there, MDOC spokeswoman Holly Kramer said.
There have been a total of 19 cases confirmed statewide in Michigan prisons, said Kramer. Eleven people have recovered as the restrictions continue.
The actions were taken to "help prevent the further spread of illnesses," she said.
"This is done to help protect the health of both prisoners and visitors, and we may quarantine sick prisoners, suspend visiting hours and limit transfers when there are cases of illness," she said in an email to The News.
"We need to restrict visits once there are two or more confirmed cases of flu, or if health care professionals determine it's necessary for cases of other illnesses," said Kramer. "We also take additional steps to thoroughly clean and disinfect housing units, common areas and restrooms when cases of illness are present."
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"We provide prisoners with education on the flu vaccine and encourage them to get one, but the flu shot is voluntary, so it is up to prisoners to decide whether or not they want it," Kramer said.
MDOC has issued regular updates on its website, social media channels and through Nixle, an electronic and mobile notification system, to let potential visitors know when visitation restrictions are put into place and when they are lifted, said Kramer.
Nixle sends out notifications by text message, email, voice message and its mobile app. The service is free to use and can be accessed from MDOC's facility directory.
Updates are also posted on MDOC's website at www.michigan.gov/corrections.
"We'd also encourage family members to follow the MDOC on Twitter (@MichiganDOC), visit our Facebook page, or check the website before they plan to visit to make sure no restrictions are in place," said Kramer.
The flu season hit earlier and harder this season. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that more than 19 million Americans have fallen ill with the flu so far this season, including 180,000 who had to be hospitalized. About 10,000 Americans have died as a result of the flu, including more than 60 children.
Lynn Sutfin, a spokeswoman for the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services, said Wednesday that while the number of flu cases reported at the prisons is not necessarily alarming, she cautioned that the "Influenza can be deadly ... any flu case can be concerning."
Sutfin encouraged those who have not had flu shots to get them.
"It can still be effective at this late (time) in the season," she said.
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House of the Dragon: Everything We Know About The Game of Thrones Prequel So Far!
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The Dragons are coming back, and this time it's going to be epic. Finally, after a 3-year hiatus, the fans will once again see the dragons soar and rule the sky, in House of the Dragon on HBO Max.
Reminiscent of one of the best series that ever aired in the history of television, Game of Thrones.
House of the Dragon is a ten-episode spin-off series of the renowned Game of Thrones that will premiere on Sunday, August 21, 2022.
It is based on George R.R. Martin's 2018 novel Fire and Blood, a history of the Targaryen dynasty. The prequel was announced back in 2019 after the Game of Thrones ended, awfully if you ask us.
Fire will reign.
August 21 on @HBOMax. #HouseoftheDragon pic.twitter.com/A8d4xtw8YT
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The poorly received end of Game of Thrones and the leaked spoilers lead plenty of people to believe that this new series won't be any different.
But this is where they might be wrong, as the news so far about the series has been nothing but exceptional. Here's everything we know about the House of the Dragon, a Game of Thrones prequel so far.
The Game of Thrones left plenty of loose ends untied, which makes sense now since we have a prequel to look forward to.
With that said, we have high hopes that the House of the Dragon might help regain people's trust within the GOT franchise because this isn't where it ends. *Happy Squeals*
Who's in Westeros: Introduction To The Cast
Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. First of His Name. #ViserysTargaryen#HouseoftheDragon pic.twitter.com/u7xUPJCaFE
— House of the Dragon (@HouseofDragon) May 5, 2022
Paddy Considine as King Viserys I, the head of the Targaryen family. The Targaryen dynasty peaks under his rule, but it also marks the start of the downfall of the dynasty.
Eldest child of Viserys I.#RhaenyraTargaryen #HouseoftheDragon pic.twitter.com/OUU4V89gyA
Emma D'Arcy as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen. Firstborn of King Viserys I and the apparent heir to the throne. She is a dragon rider.
Prince of the City.#DaemonTargaryen#HouseoftheDragon pic.twitter.com/MkXwusCTAP
Matt Smith as Prince Daemon Targaryen. The younger brother of King Viserys I. A great warrior and also a dragon rider and a contender for the throne after King Viserys I.
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Olivia Cooke as Lady Alicent Hightower. Daughter of Ser Otto Hightower and friend of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen. She becomes the queen when she marries King Viserys I.
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Eve Best as Princess Rhaenys Velaryon. Wife of Lord Corlys Velaryon.
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Fabien Frankel as Ser Criston Cole. A skilled Dornish swordsman.
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Sonoya Mizuno as Mysaria. A dancer who is Prince Daemon Targaryen's most trusted ally.
This isn't the end, the latest cast announcement also includes Outlander's Graham McTavish will Kingsguard member Ser Harrold Westerling, and, a rather surprising addition as well… a Lannister, played by Jefferson Hall as Lord Jason Lannister.
Beginning Of The End: The Plot
The series is set 2 centuries before the events that took place in the Game of Thrones. This is the time when House Targaryen is at its peak, but the rivalry for the Iron Throne starts the decline of the dynasty.
King Viserys I is asked to name an heir to the throne. Contenders on the throne are the King's firstborn child, his daughter, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen.
But as no Queen has ever taken the lead on the Iron Throne and ruled Westeros; the King's younger brother Prince Daemon Targaryen also becomes a natural contender for the throne.
The grab for the throne eventually leads to the Targaryen family's civil war, known as the "Dance of Dragons", resulting in dragons going extinct.
What Do We Know Until Now: The Structure
With countless storylines to be covered in only ten episodes, it is deduced that there will be several jumps in the timeline spanning over multiple years.
According to Miguel Sapochnik, who won an Emmy for directing "Battle of Bastards" for the Game of Thrones and is the co-showrunner of House of the Dragon, the series will focus more on characters. Namely, "There's the King, his brother, the King's daughter, and her best friend."
The Author's Reaction
George R.R. Martin is one of the handfuls of people in the world that have seen the House of the Dragon. And unlike the ending of the Game of Thrones, he feels content with the series.
Stating that the backbone of the series will be its characters, their complexities, and conflict, and their love, hate, and drama, rather than just the action and adventure.
Will the spin-off series be a mini-series? Will it strictly follow the novel? How many more seasons can we expect?
Miguel Sapochnik has hinted in the series lending itself into an anthology format, just like Star Wars: Episode IV.
With the possibility of going backward or forwards. He also stated that they wanted to make a show that stood out as an entity and was recognized for showing a different side than its predecessor.
Where Can You Watch House Of the Dragon?
House of the Dragons will be available on both HBO and HBO Max. The first episode of the ten-episode series will be airing on Sunday, August 21st, 2022.
If you start now, there is plenty of time to binge the original Game of Thrones and catch up on all the character development and the ever-evolving storyline. You can watch Game of Thrones on HBO Max in Canada as the OTT has all the seasons on their platform.
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