CNBC is reporting that according to a new poll of Wall Street insiders, 70% believe that President Donald Trump will win reelection in 2020. And if Americans want to continue on the path of jobs, tax cuts, a good economy, record low unemployment for blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and women, higher wages and their 401k's, they too will reelection President Trump in 2020. Trump truly is making America great again. Trump has also jumped to 51% approval in the Rasmussen poll.
America not only needs to reelect Trump, but also to provide him with Republicans who will back his agenda. Gutless, establishment Republicans have proved to be just as worthless as obstructionist Democrats. Its time to give this president what he needs to really make America great again.
A new poll of Wall Street insiders shows that a vast majority expect President Donald Trump to win reelection in 2020.
While Joe Biden was viewed as the most stock market-friendly possible Democratic candidate for the White House, more than 70% of survey respondents told global investment bank RBC Capital Markets that they expect Trump to be reelected.
Last nights State of the Union address by President Donald Trump was a thing of beauty. A masterfully written speech and delivered even better, although maybe about 15 minutes too long, was his finest hour. Trump had Democrats eating out of the palm of his hand and surprisingly cheering and applauding in certain moments and boxing Democrats into a terrible optic when not standing for the phenomenal economic data and calling for a law to end late term abortion murder.
and importantly added 600,000 new manufacturing jobs –something which almost everyone said was impossible to do, but the fact is, we are just getting started.
Wages are rising at the fastest pace in decades, and growing for blue collar workers, who I promised to fight for, faster than anyone else.
The U.S. economy is growing almost twice as fast today as when I took office, and we are considered far and away the hottest economy anywhere in the world.
Unemployment has reached the lowest rate in half a century.
African-American, Hispanic-American and Asian-American unemployment have all reached their lowest levels ever recorded.
Unemployment for Americans with disabilities has also reached an all-time low.
In all, President Trump owned the room and pointed out the state of our Union is fanatic. There has been bipartisan laws passed, however, if you were to listen to the 90% negative news coverage from the liberal main steam media, you might have learned things for the first time last night. Trump hit a gran slam.
TRUMP: "You weren't supposed to do that. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. All Americans can be proud that we have more women in the workforce than ever before.
Watch the video below and you will see a masterful job by Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers Kevin Hassett educate the liberal White House press as to when and where and who and why the economy is doing so well today. Unemployment is at 3.8%, we have had record low unemployment for Africa-Americans and Hispanics. Millions of jobs being created including manufacturing ones who Obama said would never return. Business and consumer confidence is up. Last quarters GDP was 4.2%. The DOW hit yet another record high today of 26,743.50, up 86.52.
Kevin Hassett goes through chart after chart showing the trend lines that distinctly indicate during who's presidency the amazing gains have been made. Please watch. What is rather ironic is Obama is taking credit for things in the economy that he claimed would never happen again. President Trump has reversed many of the economy killing regulations.
Hey Barack Obama, you didn't build it!
Remember when Obama mocked Donald Trump prior to the 2016 elections, stating the jobs were not coming back and how could he make such claims come true. Remember when Obama stated, what does he have a magic wand? It would appear he did Barack. It just goes to show just how clueless Obama was in the economy and job creation.
MAGA: 72% of Blue Collar Workers are OPTIMISTIC About Future and 67% of Blue Collar Workers are HAPPY!!!
A new survey of white and blue collar employees have provided some amazing results. 72% of blue collar workers and 76% of white collar workers are optimistic about their future. Also, 67% of blue collar workers state they are happy at their work. The 2016 presidential election victory by Donald Trump was a victory for the forgotten blue collar men and women of America. Blue collar workers are very optimistic about the future.
By many measures, America's blue-collar workers are confronting a challenging present and uncertain future. The twin threats of outsourcing and automation show few signs of slowing, causing some pundits to question whether the American dream remains attainable for working-class families.
However, research suggests the outlook for white-collar professionals may also be less than rosy. Whereas blue-collar workers have actually enjoyed rising wages in recent months, white-collar professionals have seen their pay remain largely stagnant. Plus, large-scale surveys indicate office workers are feeling deeply disconnected from their work, leading to burnout and poor performance.
Keep this in mind for the upcoming 2018 midterm elections. It is not about what the MSM tells you or a skewed poll, it's always about the economy.


The European Chemical Agency (ECHA), on July 7, 2017, added one new SVHC substance group to the EU REACH Candidate List. The substance is listed in the table below. The IEC 62474 Validation Team has reviewed the SVHC for potential uses in EEE and has concluded that the substance group could be a constituent above the 0.1% threshold; however, no evidence was found that it is commonly used at the present time. Additional information, including a list of reference substances in the group will be provided in the July monthly report.
The full REACH Candidate List is available at: http://echa.europa.eu/candidate-list-table .
Perfluorohexane-1-sulfonic acid and its salts (PFHxS) - - Impurity in production of PFOS and alternative for PFOS, a surfactant which can be found in protective coatings and adhesives which are resistant to water, dirt, oils etc.
In addition to adding the new SVHC, the hazard properties of BPA and four phthalate substances (DEHP, BBP, DBP, and DIBP) were updated on the candidate list to indicate endocrine disrupting properties. These SVHCs were already on the Candidate List so there is no immediate impact on EEE manufacturers that import products into the EU.
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Washington: Scientists have discovered a special type of ultraviolet (UV) light that can kill airborne flu viruses without harming human tissues, according to a new study.
Broad-spectrum ultraviolet C (UVC) light, which has a wavelength of between 200 to 400 nanometres, has been routinely used to kill bacteria and viruses by destroying the molecular bonds that hold their DNA together, reports Xinhua news agency.
"Unfortunately, conventional germicidal UV light is also a human health hazard and can lead to skin cancer and cataracts, which prevents its use in public spaces," said David J. Brenner, lead author and director of the Centre for Radiological Research at Columbia University Irving Medical Centre, in a statement on Saturday.
By contrast, the study found that continuous low doses of far-UVC light, which is around 207 to 222 nanometers in wavelength, is capable to inactivate more than 95 per cent of aerosolized H1N1 flu virus in a lab setting.
Moreover, earlier studies have proved that far-UVC light is not harmful to the human body.
If these results are confirmed in other scenarios, the use of overhead far-UVC light in hospitals, doctors' offices, schools, airports, airplanes and other public spaces could provide a powerful check on seasonal flu epidemics and pandemics, said the study.
Flu activity continues to increase across the United States, making the season the most recent "high" severity season, the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report on Friday.
Sixty-three children died from flu this winter, it added.


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When the air inside the house smells clean and fresh, you will be able to feel refreshed and relaxed. It gives you the courage to invite friends and other guests. The secret to such an inviting home is surprisingly quite simple. The following paragraphs contain details on how to make your house smell this good.
One of the best ways to do this is by opening the windows of your house. The secret to a good smelling house is good aeration. This step will ensure that the air in the house smells clean and fresh.
Another solution to ensuring that your house smells fantastic is by the use of essential oils. There is a wide range of oils out there that will ensure that the air inside your house smells good. These oils are used along with the oil diffuser that will require you to add water and small amounts of oil and let it do the rest of the work. The diffuser works by making a fine mist that spread all over your house and making it smell really good. Click on this link to read more information.
Smoking tobacco in the house messes with the the scent of air in the house. When you smoke inside the house, the smoke will leave the house smelling terrible. When you make a habit from smoking indoors, the smoke stains the surfaces around with a yellow colour that looks dirty. Instead of smoking tobacco, you can use e-juice for better results to your environment,. Click on this link to get more info about this product.
44% of the American adults have confirmed that they have been suffering from stress over the past few years. Due to the increased stress levels, there are so many stress related solutions availed. Many people have embraced massage and spa treatment which helps fight muscle tension hence reducing stress. In other situations, a person might find yoga overly helpful as it augments meditation. Even though, a lot of people are using oils nowadays as they have acknowledged the ultimate power it portrays in combating stress. Consequently, so many people have acknowledged this fact hence increasing the number of usage. Basically, populaces are either using essentials oils or the CBD ones and all these have natural ingredients which are effective and efficient to fighting stress. There are so many benefits that a person will enjoy or experience with the use of oils alongside combated stress. Through this article, you will get to discover more on how the use of oils helps further or improve a person's life.
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Violet returned for her third photo shoot this year. Her mom, Marissa, is always on the lookout for neat props and thought the dress and mirror would go perfect together for her first birthday/cake smash photos. Kate Caito also worked a miracle and made the awesome rainbow banner in about, oh, an hour for us to use. It matched the cake to a T! Great job smashing, Violet. Can't wait to see what Mommy comes up with next!


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Distribución geográfica
Habita en Nuevas Hébridas, Eromanga y Fiyi.

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The average Jimmie Vaughan tickets price will cost you between $121 and $278, if you are looking for the cheapest seats then catch the event being held at the Arcada Theatre, Saint Charles on 29/06/2019. The average ticket will cost you the highest on 28/06/2019 at the Evanston Space, Evanston.
Minimum get in price is for Jimmie Vaughan tickets is $44 for the event being held at the The Ardmore Music Hall, Ardmore on 11/07/2019 , there are some venues that have a much higher get in price, for instance the cheapest seats at the The Warehouse at Fairfield Theatre Company, Fairfield on 19/07/2019 will set you back $129.


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IAB Tech Lab President Dennis Buchheim On Preparing For The End Of The Third-Party Cookie
by Sarah Sluis // Monday, March 16th, 2020 – 5:00 am
The technical backbone of digital advertising is being ripped out, and the IAB Tech Lab is committed to helping its members figure out what to do when third-party cookies disappear from web browsers.
Although the IAB Tech Lab built a universal ID – DigiTrust – that will continue to run as long as third-party cookies still exist, it's not going to build a new ID that will survive the demise of third-party cookies.
Instead, it will beat the drumbeat of standards and compliance.
Along with coming up with technical standards and privacy compliance guidelines, the IAB Tech Lab joined the browser working group W3C, and will closely communicate with the browser and privacy community to figure out a solution. Buchheim laid out IAB Tech Lab's post-third-party-cookie plan with AdExchanger.
AdExchanger: What's the latest on Project Rearc, which was unveiled in February?
DENNIS BUCHHEIM: The name implied re-architecting digital marketing. It's really a change from tracking-by-default to a privacy-by-default environment. We're thinking about pursuing a range of standards and projects that will support companies to be compliant with consumer expectations and regulatory expectations.
What about the identity proposal – Project Oasis – previewed at the conference?
It's always better to get a group to react to something, vs. saying "Give me your ideas!" But it wasn't clearly articulated as being one of the possible paths forward and that it was not DigiTrust 2.0 or an identity service at all. It was about standards and compliance. Since then, we've taken a step back to consider the different problems that can be solved, and where the IAB Tech Lab can play a role.
If the Tech Lab isn't going to build a new ID, is DigiTrust dead?
DigiTrust has an expiration date. DigiTrust depends, to a degree, on third-party cookies. It's very useful today, and will be until the last third-party cookie is served. It absolutely serves the benefit of reducing code on page for publishers, which is good for consumers in terms of load time for sites. And it's safer for the publisher. It's good for DSPs and SSPs because it improves match rates. But it won't be particularly useful once there are no third-party cookies.
Why not create a DigiTrust 2.0 without third-party cookies?
Even DigiTrust has faced some headwinds from certain member companies, not surprisingly, because they have competing solutions. The challenge we always have as Tech Lab is figuring out what is a high value add but doesn't cross the line of being more than a foundational capability.
Is it possible that the IAB Tech Lab will step in later, years from now even?
You never know. Or, if there's a lot of commonality between them that is a lowest common denominator that we can pull out and make an industry capability. But right now, we want compliance and standards that will encourage innovation, but in a way that's consistent enough that it doesn't create friction in the market.
There's a lot of tension between the privacy and browser community and the ad community. How can you collaborate with them and reconcile vastly different points of view?
I'm more optimistic that there's a middle ground than I ever have been. There is a lot of evolution even in how the ad industry thinks about consumer engagement and privacy. We are in W3C and we're encouraging key member companies to be involved in W3C with their product and engineering teams.
There is no substitute for actually hashing out your differences with the browser engineers. And there are places where we find common ground, and collaborate with some of those players, like Chrome, to understand how they can evolve a bit from their positions and make changes that could be very meaningful for the economics, and a consumer's ability to access content on the web, but completely preserve privacy goals.
What's made you optimistic?
Chrome has the interesting position of being part of a company that also has a large ad business. They operate very independently, but they are the most sensitive of the browsers to maintaining an open, ad-funded web. It's been encouraging to see real ideas come to the table. Some of them are problematic, don't get me wrong, but they solve real advertising use cases. Like the concept of FLOCs or TURTLEDOVE or measurement proposals.
What about Safari makes you optimistic about their policy?
Not much. I'm not going to mince words. They are in the W3C. They listen. They put one proposal forward on attribution that was not very thought through.
I'm not optimistic, but I'm hopeful. Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge are all in discussions, and if there starts to be some level of consensus among browsers – and they start to actually believe that we mean what we say, which is that we're really trying to find solutions with the right balance of privacy, personalization and economic benefits, then they will get to a point where they have to be more participatory.
What should we expect from mobile operating systems?
We expect change and we've seen change in how mobile ad IDs can be used and what kinds of alerts pop up for location tracking. This is reasonable.
But how do we get to a point where there is more consistency? I have an iPhone and a Windows laptop. Would I like those to behave consistently in terms of privacy practices? Yes. The competition right now on privacy features is strange. If every participant was really interested in privacy first, they would be joining these collaborative processes. Not everybody is.
IAB Tech Lab's Project Rearc Chugs Along On Open Standards, But The Browser Makers Are Wildcards
IAB Names David Cohen As New CEO; Randall Rothenberg Moves To Exec Chair Role

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I'm loving this baby series! It's been so fun to play with the chubbiness of their cheeks and arms and get to know their proportions better. I knew this little lady was going to make my assignment easy. Kaitlyn is the daughter of some friends from church, and is definitely, not even probably, the most photogenic and comical baby I have ever seen. I had a hard time choosing which photo to base her portrait on because they were all so good!
The title comes from what was actually on her t-shirt in the photo I referenced, but I decided to leave it out for my pic, just to make it flow better. I loved drawing her plushy little hands and feet, and the shading was really fun to do, too. I guess she doesn't necessarily have quite this much hair, but I'm still working on how to make wisps of color instead of fully blocking out a section for a specific color.


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Ireland's Blue Book
Ireland's blue Book is a collection of romantic Irish Country House Hotels, Manor Houses, Castles and Restaurants. Located throughout the island of Ireland these charming boutique hotels are some of the most stylish and unique places to stay in the country.
Getting to know the Blue Book Family
Introducing Martina Delaney - Sommelier at l'Ecrivain Restaurant
Martina started in l'Ecrivain Restaurant in 1994 as assistant manager, and as her interest was in wines, she soon became assistant Sommelier and then progressed to the wonderful Sommelier she is today. Her knowledge of wines in Ireland is second to none. She has won numerous Sommelier of the Year Awards over the last 15 years for example most recently Food and Wine Sommelier of the Year 2011. Martina became a member of the Champagne Academy in 2001. The wine industry is her passion, and her hobby.
l'Ecrivain is open Monday to Saturday for dinner and on Thursdays and Fridays for lunch.
Every day is a different service and a different challenge. People like informed choices and Martina loves nothing better than to introduce a new wine or producer to the customers.
l'Ecrivain do a tasting menu and part of Martina's job is to match wines to the menu. Also, Martina is a firm believer is training other members of Team l'Ecrivain on the wines on offer.
Now that Ireland is such a purveyor of fine wines, there are various wine merchants and producers visiting Dublin almost every week. They love to call in on Martina to tell her of their latest harvest, or the newest product they have added to their portfolio. They include Paddy Borthwick from New Zealand, Luc Lapeyre from Minervois, Catherine Leonard from Henriot Champagne, Jan Petterson from Fernando de Castilla Shery House to name a few.
l'Ecrivain host many wine dinners which are organised in conjunction with the suppliers :Tindal Wines, Wines Direct, Grace Campbell Wines, Wine Mason, Morgans Wine Merchants, Wicklow Wine Company, Tender Shoots, Approach Trade, Taste of Italy and the Gleeson Group among others.
For more information see http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/houses.html/l-ecrivain
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Happy Pancake Tuesday!
Sweet and Savoury Pancake Ideas From Some of the Blue Book Houses
Dunbrody House, Co.Wexford
Kevin Dundon's Wild Mushroom and Chicken Crepe Bake
Chicken & Mushroom Sauce - 1 onion, finely chopped, 400g sliced wild mushrooms, 1 glass of white wine, 125ml fresh cream, 100ml chicken stock, 2 chicken breasts, Salt & Pepper to season.
Mornay Sauce - 250ml milk, 30g butter, 15g plain flour, 50g grated cheddar, 1 egg yolk, salt and pepper
Crepe/Pancake Batter - 150g flour, 2 eggs, 2 tbsp sunflower oil, 50g melted butter, pinch salt, 350ml milk
To make the crepes, firstly sift the flour into a bowl and make a well in the centre. Add all the other batter ingredients and whisk well with to remove any lumps. Let the batter rest in the fridge for at least an hour before making the crepes to allow the mixture to settle.
To cook the crêpes, heat a little butter in a 9 inch crêpe pan.
Ladle a little batter into the centre of the pan, tilting the pan so that the batter covers the surface thinly and evenly. Cook on both sides until lightly browned. Slide it out of the pan onto a warmed plate and keep warm as you prepare the rest.
In the meantime, prepare to the sauce by melting the butter in a saucepan over a medium heat and when just as it starts to sizzle, add the flour. Cook the roux for 1- 2 minutes taking care not to let it brown. Pour the milk into the roux and bring to the boil, stir continuously. The white sauce will begin to thicken. When the sauce coats the back of a wooden spoon, remove from the heat. Add the egg yolk, then add the grated cheese and season with a little salt and pepper. Set side until required.
To prepare the filling, heat some oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add onion. Cook for 3 to 4 minutes or until softened. Add mushrooms and thyme. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 8 to 10 minutes until the mushrooms are tender and all liquid has evaporated. Add the white wine, cream and chicken stock. Bring to a simmer. Add chicken. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes or until slightly thickened and chicken is cooked through. Remove from heat. Set aside to cool.
Spoon 2 tbsp chicken and mushroom mixture into the centre of a crepe and roll to enclose the filling. Place in a ovenproof dish. Repeat with remaining crepes. Spoon over any unused sauce. Sprinkle with additional cheese if desired.
Place dish under grill for approximately 10 minutes or until lightly browned. Stand for a few minutes before serving.
http://www.kevindundon.com/wild-mushroom-chicken-crepe-bake
Longueville House, Mallow, Co.Cork
Longueville Pancakes
Ingredients: 100g plain flour, 2 eggs, 300ml milk, 1 teasp rapeseed oil, plus little extra for frying, pinch salt
Sieve the flour and a pinch of salt (allowing plenty of air in) into a large mixing bowl and make a well in the centre.
Crack the eggs into the middle, then pour in 50ml milk and 1 tbsp oil. Start whisking from the centre, gradually drawing the flour into the eggs, milk and oil. Once all the flour is utilised, beat the mixture until you have a smooth, thick paste. Add a little more milk if it is too stiff to beat.
Add a good splash of milk and whisk to loosen the thick batter. While still whisking, pour in a steady stream of the remaining milk. Continue pouring and whisking until you have the right consistency - slightly thick single cream.
Best if mixture is left in fridge for an hour before cooking or even overnight.
Serve with maple syrup, dusting of caster sugar & lemon juice or your favourite chocolate spread!
Rathmullan House, Co. Donegal
Micheal's Pancake Recipe
Pancake Recipe Ingredients: 100g / 4oz plain or self-raising flour, large pinch of salt
1 standard egg, 250ml / ½ pint Milk, 1 tablespoon melted Butter
Mix salt and flour into the bowl. Beat to a creamy smooth batter with unbeaten egg and half the milk and melted butter. Mix in the remaining milk and use as required.
Lightly brush the base of a 20 or 22cm frying pan with the melted butter.
Heat the pan to get the butter hot when hot pour in 3 tablespoon of the batter mixture just enough to cover the base of the pan. Fry till they are a golden brown colour and do this both sides. To turn you can flip or use a spatula.Repeat with the rest of the batter mixture.
Dunbrody House American Style Pancakes
Ingredients- 300g unbleached plain flour, 1tsp Baking Powder, 3 Medium Free-Range Eggs, 400ml Buttermilk, 30g Irish Creamery Butter melted, 1tbsp Sunflower Oil for frying, 1 pinch Salt
Method - Mix together the flour, baking powder and a pinch of salt in a large bowl. Beat the eggs with the milk, make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and whisk in the milk to make a thick smooth batter. Beat in the melted butter. Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan. Drop a tablespoon of the batter per pancake into the pan to make pancakes approx 7.5cm/3" across. Make 3 pancakes at a time and cook for about 2 1/2 minutes over a medium heat until small bubbles appear on the surface of each pancake, then turn and cook for another 2-3 minutes. Cover with kitchen paper to keep warm while you use the rest of the batter. Serve with some maple syrup, or berry compote or both! Delicious with a scoop of Vanilla ice-cream.
Hayfield Manor, Co.Cork
Hayfield Manor Famous Crepe Suzette
For the crêpes
110g/4oz plain flour, sifted, pinch of salt, 2 eggs, 200ml/7fl oz milk mixed with 75ml/3fl oz water
50g/2oz butter, 1 medium orange - grated zest only, 1 tea spoon of caster sugar
For the sauce
150ml/5fl oz orange juice (from 3-4 medium oranges), 1 medium orange, grated zest only, 1 small, lemon, grated rind and juice, 1 tea spoon of caster sugar, 3 tea spoons of Cointreau, 50g/2oz unsalted butter, a little extra Cointreau, for flaming
For the presentation
Orange & grapefruit segments, brown Sugar, additional Cointreau for fuller flavour
Sift the flour and salt into a large mixing bowl. Make a well in the centre of the flour and break the eggs into it. Then begin whisking the eggs.
Gradually add small quantities of the milk and water mixture, whilst still whisking. Whisk until the batter is smooth at the consistency of thin cream. Melt 50g/2oz of butter in a pan. Spoon 2 teaspoons of it into the batter and whisk it in, then pour the rest into a bowl. Stir the orange zest and caster sugar into the batter.
Get the pan really hot, then turn the heat down to medium. The crepes are to be thinner than the traditional pancake so just use ½ tea spoon of batter at a time in a 18cm/7in pan. As soon as the batter hits the hot pan, tip it around from side to side to get the base evenly coated with batter. It should take only half a minute or so to cook.
For the sauce, mix all the ingredients - with the exception of the butter - in a bowl. At the same time warm the plates on which the crêpes are going to be served. Melt the butter in the frying pan, pour in the sauce and allow it to heat very gently. Then place the first crêpes in the pan and give it time to warm through before folding it in half and then in half again to make a triangular shape. Slide this onto the very edge of the pan, tilt the pan slightly so the sauce runs back into the centre.
Flame the frying pan at this stage. Heat a ladle by holding it over a gas flame or by resting it on the edge of a hotplate, then, away from the heat, pour a little Cointreau into it, return it to the heat to warm the spirit, then set light to it. Carry the flaming ladle to the table over the pan and pour the flames over the crêpes before serving on the warmed plates.
For presentation purposes, serve with a little brown sugar, orange and grapefruit segments and for a fuller flavour, pour in a little addition of Cointreau to the cooked pancakes.
Introducing Restaurant FortyOne
Looking over the beauty of St Stephen's Green this ivy clad house is an intimate and serene setting in the heart of Dublin city.
Under the expert guidance of award winning Chef Graham Neville, Restaurant FortyOne has flourished in the last three years. Graham and his team create delicate, elegant dishes using the finest ingredients from their very own garden in Kenah Hill, Killiney, Co. Dublin.
This venue was once a private house and one can imagine restaurant guests gathered in the hall downstairs with top hats being removed by butlers before the grand parade up the stairs.
The restaurant itself is on the first floor with three lavish rooms interlinking, and one with views out over the parkland.
Graham Neville's culinary expertise make for beautiful, satisfying and engaging eating, right from the off, when a amuse plate of langoustine, mushroom tortellini and truffle broth ushers you into the warm, sensual concoction of dishes that is his signature style.
10 Facts you didn't know about Restaurant FortyOne
1. The welcoming team are proud to have recently hosted US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on her visit to Dublin. They now await your visit.
2. The beautiful private dining rooms provide the perfect venue for up to 10 people in each room for that special occasion
3. For larger parties, the main dining room can seat up to 60 people and has hosted some noteworthy events.
4. Head Chef Graham Neville spent a number of years working in the United States primarily in Chicago where he designed progressive French cuisine at both Tru and Les Nomades, two of the city's finest restaurants
5. On his return to Ireland Graham worked for seven years at Thornton's Restaurant.
6. Graham's food sourcing ethos has led to his development of Residence's own organic kitchen garden on the hills overlooking the Irish Sea just outside the city centre.
7. Sommelier Victor Nedelea provides a breathtaking, world-class wine list, including rare wine and small wine producers
8. Food and Wine Magazine Award 2014 - Best Restaurant in Dublin, Best Chef in Dublin and Best Chef overall in Ireland
9. The Irish Times describes the menu as "splendid, impeccable, elegant, perfect"
10. The Irish Independent praises the restaurant's "air of luxury and comfort" and the "beautifully presented, perfect" food.
Another generation adds to the charm of Coopershill House.
Having travelled the world in his youth, Simon O'Hara is well placed to know there's no place like home, particularly when home is Coopershill House, the luxury country house hotel in Co Sligo.
Now 45, he began his career working in the City of London only to discover he hated being cooped up indoors. When a friend suggested he apply for a job as a safari guide in Nairobi, he jumped at it, "much to my parents' concern, what with leaving a steady job and all".
He spent the next five years driving across Africa, leading overland tours of up to 20 adventurous souls at a time, each looking to get up close and personal with African wildlife. It was, he says, the best job in the world. It was also custom made for him.
"I love open spaces, which is why I hated being in an office. As a safari guide I was driving across the Sahara, with no roads, no tracks, only a compass to guide me and it was terrific fun."
From there he moved to Mexico, where he set up his own travel business, sending Mexicans on African safari honeymoons and bringing UK tourists on Mayan tours.
He returned to Sligo in 2005, taking over the running of Coopershill House from his parents a year later.
Generational handovers are notoriously difficult but not in this case. "It was actually a very easy transition and, because my parents moved into another house on the property, it was great to be able to ask questions such as 'Why is this chimney smoking?' and 'Why might that light be flashing?'," he said.
Now in their 70s, his parents went on to set up a thriving venison business on the estate, the end product of which is now on the menu at Coopershill.
The house has been in his family since it was built. "Coopershill is filled with happy childhood memories for me – my grandparents taught me to ride here – and I think what guests appreciate is that, unlike some other big old houses which can be like staying in a cold church, it's a lovely warm home."
The atmosphere is warm too. "We get an awful lot of repeat visitors, some of whom have been coming since my grandparents' time, and what we are told time and again is that, more than a hotel, it is like visiting friends in the country who happen to have a big house," said O'Hara.
"When you think about it, the place is full of lovely old crystal, antiques and silverware and the fact that no one has ever taken so much as an 18th century silver salt cellar is a testament to that fact – you don't steal from friends."
There's another reason why the house has such a happy atmosphere - it also happens to be where O'Hara met his partner, Christina, an award winning, Ballymaloe trained chef.
"Christina came to work for my mother and was here when I returned from my travels. We always joke that we kept her so busy working she never had time to go and meet anyone else, luckily for me – and our 21month old son!"
Food is another huge part of the appeal for guests here. "It is consistently excellent and fresh. All our muesli, bread and yogurts are homemade, we have our own fresh eggs and of course, the venison sausage on the breakfast menu comes from our own farm."
Above all, it's the sense of escape that is most highly prized by guests. "Coopershill is all about the peace and quiet. There are no TVs in the bedrooms. Instead, guests enjoy the freedom and solitude of our 500 acre estate."
He has added new innovations to the Coopershill experience, introducing, most recently, a half hour hawk walk on the estate for guests. But in the main his mission is all about preserving a recipe for hospitality that has been bringing guests back to this beautiful pocket of the Sligo countryside for generations.
"There are incremental improvements I plan to make, such as clearing lawns down to the river to offer boating. But by and large making very few changes to what we are so lucky to already have here is what is most important to us," he said.
Living on the shores of Caragh Lake, Ring of Kerry & welcoming the Wild Atlantic Way
Carrig Country House is a proud member of Ireland's Blue Book. It is hidden away on the shores of Caragh Lake in County Kerry and is run by Frank & Mary Slattery.
When people asked us 18 years ago "Why are you moving to Caragh Lake?" they could not understand trading a bustling social urban town life with the ruggedness and wildness of rural life along the Ring of Kerry. We got it though – we could enjoy the natural etheral beauty of Castlemaine Harbour and Cromane out along the horizon to Dingle Bay capturing the shimmering dunes of Rossbeigh and Inch. We could look out across the harbour to the spine of the Slieve Mish Mountains as they connected with the Brandon Mountains further west along the Dingle Peninsula. We could turn west to enjoy the wooded hills and mountains surrounding the quaint and charming village of Glenbeigh and finally, turn south to feast our eyes on the idyllic tranquillity of Caragh Lake with its majestic backdrop of the Kerry Highlands and MacGillycuddy Reeks.
Being on the Ring of Kerry, we have shared our experiences with so many friends and visitors, whilst always encouraging them and others to slow down and spend more time. With this in mind, we are now thrilled to welcome the Wild Atlantic Way, which has been created and developed to highlight the wonderful communities, destinations and experiences along Ireland's wild-west coast but also to highlight the hidden gems that have always been here but never quite discovered. We hope, through our blogs, to share our hidden gems with you for as you will discover, Caragh Lake is not just a lake, it is a lake with many untapped treasures…
Top 5 Trends in Wedding Themes
1) Vintage is currently the post popular wedding theme. With personalised and homemade décor for the wedding day proving very popular at weddings this year!
Brooch Bouquets have featured in lots of weddings this season. This is a great way to get the best of both worlds; a beautiful wedding bouquet which you can keep for a lifetime as a centerpiece in your home.
Perhaps enroll in a class to make your own bouquet, a great excuse for a girls day out with your bridesmaids is a "Brooch hunt" at your local vintage fair.
http://www.kaysschool.com/broochbouquetdiy.htmlA
Also Pinterest is a great resource to help create DIY personalised vintage accessories!
Check out Ireland'sBlue Book Weddings on Pinterest
2) Hollywood Glamour and its sophisticated elegance have remerged as a style favourite throughout weddings at each of our Blue Book houses. Femininity at its best dressed in satin or silk.
3) Rustic Weddings are becoming increasingly popular, bringing the best elements of the outdoors "indoors" and incorporating the country style into their décor. Upon first thought, when you discuss Tree Rings, Mason Jam Jars and rusted birdcages, wedding décor is not immediately what springs to mind!
However, a recent trend amongst couples is to use Mason jars (sometimes covered in lace) as
Vases as part of their table display, rusted birdcages to display their table plan or using
tree ring slice upon which to display their Wedding Cake!
4) Ultimate Tea Party Wedding – Reflecting the obsession with all things vintage, couples have been selecting Blue Book Houses as the destination for their wedding because of the classic Country House Style!
Brides have been known to bring in their own antique floral tea cups in which to serve their arrival drinks. Whilst many serve traditional Breakfast Tea, the more adventurous have been know to serve colourful summer cocktails which reflect beautifully the myriad of vibrant floral designs Although many find hiring the antique cups and easy solution, a way to ensure a more personal touch is to create a collection by borrowing from extended family sets.
5) Garden Games and activities are a prominent feature of weddings at the Blue Book Houses. Summer Weddings may feature lawn games such as croquet and boules to entertain guests while the photos are being taken, large paper flowers have been dotted along ancient trees and even the odd Petting Farm has been arranged to entertain the young (and old)!
The Blue Book Tip for March:
To create your own Personal theme (which could be a mishmash of multiple eras), start a mood board and begin collecting. This will ensure that your day reflects the two of you as a couple!
For more information on Ireland's Blue Book Weddings see
http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/weddings.html
Happy Planning.......
With thanks to our wedding expert at Barberstown Castle, Co.Kildare
Gretchen Ridgeway
Ghostly goings on in Ireland's Blue Book Grand Manors
Castle Leslie Estate - Co.Monaghan
In 1914 Norman Leslie was killed on the battlefield of France but weeks after his death he was seen by Lady Marjorie Leslie beside the chest of drawers in the famous Red Room.
He appeared as if in a cloud of light, reading through some of his letters, as if he was searching for one in particular. Lady Marjorie sat up in bed with a start, and said, `Why Norman - what are you doing here?' He simply turned to her and smiled, then faded away. So did the light.
http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/houses.html/castle-leslie
Castle Durrow - Co.Laois
In a field opposite Castle Durrow on the other side of the river stands a monument know locally as the "Obelilsk". It is said to mark the spot where a young lady, a follower of the hunt was thrown from her horse and killed. Remarkable enough though in true Irish traditional style the young lady clad all in white has continued over the years to make occasional brief nocturnal visits to the scene of her fatal accident.
http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/houses.html/castle-durrow
Barberstown Castle - Co.Kildare
Nicholas Barby built the Castle towards the end of the 13th Century on the land which was originally owned by the Great Norman family the Fitzgeralds.The story goes that for over 700 years people have come to Barberstown Castle, to be both protected and entertained within its walls. You can take a step back in time and watch the story of Barberstown Castle come alive, hosted by none other than Nicholas Barby.
Medieval banquets are truly haunting with spooky music, wonderful costumes and an authentic insight into local history, teamed with our glowing reputation for good food. Entertain your guests in the privacy of the original Castle Keep (1288) or in the Elizabethan Room and watch history come alive through Storytelling, Music and Dance.
http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/houses.html/barberstown
Rathmullan House - Co.Donegal
Perhaps George Knox, born around 1660, had an uneventful life, but his son Andrew – grandfather of the first owner of Rathmullan House - was caught up in one of the most sensational events of the next century. The tale of 'Half-Hanged MacNaghten' is still dusted down regularly today.
Andrew, a long-serving MP for Donegal, married Honoria Tomkins and they lived in the Priory in Rathmullan before moving to Derry around the mid-1700s when she inherited Prehen House. Andrew gave hospitality at Prehen to an old friend down on his luck, the celebrated gambler and bon viveur John MacNaghten. However, the relationship turned sour when MacNaghten wanted Andrew's young daughter Mary-Anne to be his wife. After various twists and turns, the entire affair ended in tragedy in 1761 when MacNaghten ambushed the Knox family carriage on its way to Dublin, and Mary-Anne was killed.
MacNaghten was sentenced to death, despite having considerable public sympathy, but at the gallows in Strabane the rope broke three times. This entitled him to escape execution, but he said he didn't want to be known as 'Half-Hanged McNaghten' and died at the fourth attempt. Of course, 'Half-Hanged MacNaghten' is what he's been called ever since.
The oldest tablet in the church in Rathmullan commemorates the death of Andrew Knox in 1774 and also the loss of his only daughter Mary-Anne – 'Mariana filia obiit November 1761'.
Andrew and Honoria had one other child, George. It was George's son Andrew, nephew of the ill-fated Mary-Anne, who built Rathmullan House (perhaps it was to have an escape from the ghost of MacNaghten, which was naturally said to haunt Prehen House).
http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/houses.html/rathmullan
For more on the Ghostly goings on in Ireland's Blue Book Grand Manors be sure to visit
http://www.irelands-blue-book.ie/halloween-offers.html
Irelands Blue Book Website
Twitter / IrelandBlueBook


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New clues in puzzle over pre-eclampsia and cholesterol regulation
by University of Nottingham
Credit: University of Nottingham
Scientists studying a mystery link between the dangerous pregnancy complication pre-eclampsia and an increased risk of heart disease in later life for both mother and child have uncovered important new clues.
A study, led by researchers at the University of Nottingham, appears to suggest that the body's normal defence mechanism of flushing out damaging cholesterol from the blood may be disrupted by the illness.
The results of the study, published in the June edition of the Journal of Lipid Research, show that although the mother's body attempts to compensate and offset the effect of higher cholesterol levels, this damage limitation fails because the placenta has already been compromised by the disease.
It has prompted the researchers to undertake a further study monitoring mothers with pre-eclampsia after delivery to investigate whether their ability to effectively remove excess cholesterol from their cells in the weeks following birth continues to be disrupted.
If so, it could pave the way for tests which could identify those women most at risk of developing heart disease and who may benefit from receiving preventative advice and medication.
Dr Hiten Mistry, British Heart Foundation Intermediate Basic Science Research Fellow in the University's School of Medicine, led the study. He said: "This is a very interesting finding and illustrates the importance of having the correct balance of cholesterol during pregnancy. The ability of mothers to effectively remove excess cholesterol is essential and monitoring this after delivery in women who suffered from pre-eclampsia could prove to be a useful indicator to identify those individuals at high risk of early heart disease."
Pre-eclampsia is one of the leading causes of serious illness and death in pregnant women worldwide, affecting between two and eight per cent of pregnancies.
It usually affects women in the second half of pregnancy or soon after their baby is delivered. Early signs of pre-eclampsia include high blood pressure and protein in the urine. While many cases are mild, in more serious cases it can lead to complications for the mother including blood clotting disorders, organ failure and seizures, while babies can be smaller and born prematurely.
Both women who develop pre-eclampsia and their babies are at increased risk of high blood pressure and heart disease in later life. Mothers affected are also eight times more likely to develop heart disease, while their babies are five times more likely to be affected.
During pregnancy, it is important for the fetus to receive some cholesterol from its mother to aid its growth and development and build basic fat reserves.
However, excessive amounts can be damaging and the body works to strip away surplus cholesterol by carrying it away in the blood to the liver where it is processed and recycled.
The placenta too plays a role – as well as providing the baby with oxygen and essential nutrients, it also helps to regulate the amount of cholesterol which is passed to the unborn child.
However, the study found that in pre-eclampsia, both the mother's system for removing the cholesterol from the body and the placental fail safe system were both compromised by the disease.
Babies' DNA affects mothers' risk of pre-eclampsia in pregnancy, study finds
More information: Hiten D. Mistry et al. Increased maternal and fetal cholesterol efflux capacity and placental CYP27A1 expression in preeclampsia, Journal of Lipid Research (2017). DOI: 10.1194/jlr.M071985
Journal information: Journal of Lipid Research
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Have you ever been stuck at a "Bored" meeting? Watch Dr. Bill demonstrate his favorite isometric move for the lower body that you can do anytime/anywhere. Don't get stuck in the sitting disease, keep opening that internal pharmacy!
Keep your internal pharmacy open by implementing these anytime, anywhere movements! Try them out while you're in line, at work, shopping, or traveling. Enjoy these simple moves to keep your blood flowing.
Think "Hold me T.U.T" moving slowly and engaging your muscles is a safe way to move when using weights. Here is one of Dr. Bill's top bicep moves.


Key Strategies, Solutions and Practical Insights for Women in the Public Sector to Maximise their Leadership Potential.
Liquid Learning is delighted to present The 3rd Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2016 - the premier event for talented and high-potential women in the Public Sector to develop their leadership capability to achieve success.
Over the last decade, the proportion of women in senior Public Sector leadership roles has been increasing and now sits at approximately 42%. However, if the trends continue, women will not occupy an equal number of senior leadership positions until closer to 2030. Organisations as a result will miss the opportunity to harness the benefits that diversity in leadership brings.
The 3rd Annual Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2016 is designed to focus on the opportunities, rather than the obstacles, for women to progress their careers within this evolving sector. The Summit will provide an exceptional platform for women to share their practical advice and guidance on the key skills required to lead effectively and navigate a path to success.


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The Gap Band — американская музыкальная группа, работавшая в стилях R&B и фанк. Образовалась в 1967 году в составе трёх братьев , Ронни и Роберта Уилсонов, сначала называлась «Greenwood, Archer and Pine Street Band». Было это в их родном штате Оклахома. В 1973 году группа сократила название до «The Gap Band». Группа ушла со сцены в 2010 году, после 43 лет вместе.

Музыкальный сайт AllMusic называет The Gap Band «нагруженной синтезаторами фанк-группой, которая записала на свой счёт многочисленные хиты», а звучание их называет «большим модерновым фанковым звуком с отсылками к пионерам от Sly Stone до Джорджа Клинтона до Рика Джеймса».

Среди самых известных песен группы —  и  с, по словам автора истории группы на сайте AllMusic, «тотчас запоминающимися, пульсирующими басовыми синтезаторными партиями».

Состав
 См. «The Gap Band § Band Members» в английском разделе.

Дискография
 См. статью «The Gap Band discography» в английском разделе.

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Ссылки
 The Gap Band на сайте AllMusic

 The Gap Band — You Dropped A Bomb On Me

Музыкальные коллективы из Оклахомы
Электро-музыканты
Ритм-энд-блюзовые группы США
Соул-группы
Фанк-музыканты
Семейные музыкальные коллективы
Музыкальные коллективы, появившиеся в 1967 году
Музыкальные коллективы, распавшиеся в 2010 году


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Иоганн Метгер (; 15 декабря 1851 — 25 января 1926, Киль) — немецкий шахматист.

Был сыном пастора.

Окончил Геттингенский университет (изучал филологию и математику). Работал школьным учителем в Лейпциге, Ганновере и Киле (с 1882 года). Умер от болезни желудка.

Шахматная карьера
Научился играть в шахматы в школе. Выдвинулся благодаря успехам в соревнованиях лейпцигского шахматного клуба «Augustea».

В 1884 году основал шахматное общество «Kieler», председателем которого был в течение 34 лет.

При обществе «Kieler» организовал шахматную школу. Учениками этой школы в разные годы были мастера Генрих Вагнер, Оскар Антце, Хайнц Хенниг (соавтор гамбита Шара — Геннига), Альфред Бринкман, а также дед известного мастера Людвига Рельштаба.

Участвовал в организации турнира в Баден-Бадене (1925).

Таблица результатов

Вклад в теорию дебютов

В 1893 году в 1-м туре 8-го конгресса Германского шахматного союза в Киле (в партии против К. Барделебена) ввел в практику систему в дебюте четырёх коней, которая сейчас называется его именем: 1.e4 e5 2.Кf3 Кc6 3.Кc3 Кf6 4.Сb5 Сb4 5.0-0 0-0 6.d3 d6 7.Сg5 Сxc3 8.bxc3 Фe7 9.Лe1 Кd8

Книги
 Die Schachschule, Лейпциг, 1886
 Der achte Kongress des Deutschen Schachbundes, Лейпциг, 1894

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Master Your Next Move, with a New Introduction: The Essential Companion to "The First 90 Days"
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St Leonards was overtaken by an abundance of pop-up performances, aerial acrobatics, a poetry charabanc, craft workshops, prize winning dogs, live music, puppet shows at the weekend.
Featuring more than 40 events in and around town, residents and tourists alike joined together to be a part of the 'fringe' style St Leonards Festival featuring entertainment around every corner.
Attractions included a buzzing market on Kings Road and the Grand Parade, headed by Pickled Image's very own grandma and mayor Judy Rogers, followed by drummers, baton twirlers, children's charity Gizmo, school groups and more.
A spectacular show was seen by hundreds in St Leonards Gardens, with Limb2Limb's promenade and an aerial acrobatic version of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Another festival highlight was the 'The Aunties' who gave out advice and kindness to curious passers-by, eager to engage in some Abba-inspired therapy.
More spectacles included Folkdance Remixed and Carre Curieux who delighted crowds on the seafront and a dog show with around 100 dogs.
There were positive comments about the increase in business over the weekend from venues such as Love Cafe who held a festival-themed disco on Saturday afternoon.