Touting itself as 131 stores on 41,000 square meters, the Golden Hall or Γκολντεν Χωλ in Maroussi welcomes anyone with a "Passion for Fashion" and disposable income from November 2008.
This is the third mall in Athens, following the well-heeled Attica Department Store in Syntagma and the Mall of Athens, also in Maroussi. If you're in Piraeus, there's a smaller shopping center called Athens Heart; and the Athens Metro Mall opened on top of Ag. Dimitrios metro station in southern Athens.
How to get to Golden Hall in Athens by car, public transportation or shuttle bus in English, see "Accessibility" and use the left menu to make your selection.
Cost: Maximum charge of €3 for the entire day, Monday–Sunday.
The underground car park has 1,400 parking spaces, plus access and special places for disabled persons.
* If you plan to be in a restaurant until 1:00 or 2:00, you must enter the parking lot before midnight.
Restaurants and cafes are open on Sunday in summer (not winter), even when the rest of the mall is closed.
During the Christmas season, usually starting in December, Golden Hall holds special events and there is a small ice rink where people can rent skates and enjoy sessions for a fee.
The Mall of Athens, Attica Department Store and Golden Hall are owned by the same company/people, so it's a monopoly. It means the rich are getting richer no matter where you shop in Athens, and the consumer does not benefit because prices will be the same at all three locations.
the golden hall is housed in the building previously used as the international broadcast center for the olympics… the place where all television and radio signals gathered from all over and subsequentally sent to the globe.
i don't think i was alone in hoping that the infrastructure built for the olympics would somehow be utilized to actually benefit people with, perhaps, art or culture, instead of becoming another altar to profit.
TMT – Truly, I agree with you. I'm not opposed to the buildings and stadiums going to some use instead of nothing. However, they were originally supposed to be vehicles to enrich the local neighborhood, attract international events and serve the residents of Athens as a common good, not bring more traffic, pollution and, as you said, profiteering for few. Sad.
wasn't aware that Latsis owned Attica too.
Attica department store barely made 1.5 million profit after its first year of trading; hardly a goldmine.
B – Latsis (Lambda) doesn't own Attica, however minor shareholders in Attica also hold shares in Golden Hall and Mall of Athens.
Nooooooooooooo. Stop the mall invasion in Greece. Keep your local stores, your Mom-and-Pops. Keep people walking on the streets and greeting each other like humans, keep your town centers and shopping districts.
GC – One of the things I like about GR is the mom-and-pop stores, but I don't mind a mall if it provides many good stores in one place because people without cars or in wheelchairs (has elevators) might find it convenient to shop all in one place. The problem, in my humble opinion, is the selection of stores is not very good, the selection once inside the store is limited because of space, and prices aren't competitive. Three malls in one city and two in the same suburb is excessive.
T – The Attica owners are: Elmec Sport (25 percent), Epirotiki (25 percent), Constantine Lambropoulos (10 percent), Alexis Sgoumbopoulos (10 percent), Ritchie Francis (10 percent), Constantine Tsouvelekakis (10 percent), Vassiliki Foka (5 percent), and Asterios Economidis (5 percent).
Some Attica owners have a share of the Mall of Athens and Golden Hall, which is the reason Attica has a presence inside GH and aren't considered competitors. Who owns what percentage? I don't have that information at the moment.
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This is a great development. One of the major effects of a huge shopping mall is to generate huge amounts of auto traffic, something Athens certainly needs more of.
I came back to your post as I was interested in your feedback. Good points! Our Papou has often said that it is impossible for the disabled to navigate the streets in many respects, and I can see the issues. I'm just rather a mall hater myself as to me it typifies the quest for consumption.
GC – Aside from disabled access, there's nothing good about it. So I agree with you, being a mall hater myself. Just one of many things I hate about living in the USA.
Don't forget that "The Mall" is the largest illegally erected building in Europe.
BB – Another good point. An excellent topic for another post.
Another advantage is that Greek teenagers in the area will now have a genuine American-style mall to hang out at. Like, what's, like, Greek for, like, "like"?
As an American living on Paros I found my first visit to The Mall quite interesting.
i was eastbound trying to get home on saturday and i tried getting off of the attica road at the kifissias ring. it had a traffic jam that looked like it was going to last for hours — so i gave up and went to the next exit.
any connection to the golden hall? you think?
S – I agree with you on both counts. Wagamama is a good thing, and closing on Sunday when people have leisure time to shop is a bad idea. Although they now open the mall on Sunday to allow people to "window shop" and accommodate passage to restaurants. Thanks for stopping in.
I love this site! Okay on to the post – I am absolutely not thrilled about the mallization of Europe generally speaking – they're everywhere and I personally find it excruciating to walk through some amazing cities only to be confronted with a behemoth mall that is supposed to induce me to spend money – I end up talking to locals to find the boutiques and have a much better time.
Perhaps the only saving grace of something like this is that it does in fact raise employment – although – I expect that you know have a better grasp of the numbers to know if it in facts helps raise the bar or not.
Having spent some time in Greece however, I don't expect the mall to ever the replace the cafenio – at least in summer – where you can sit for hours without spending more than a cup of coffee, smoke to your hearts content and watch all the action.
P – It raises employment marginally, but it doesn't really contribute to quality of life for most since the only people who can afford to go to these malls are usually the elite. I agree that the kafeneio and small shops will never go away, but it's getting harder with the continued violence and the economy, which will see conglomerates merging to survive.
i don't know if the kafeneio will be replaced completely, but the mall, the next to newest one, is full to capacity on the weekends, with other customers searching in vain for a seat among the lucky hordes that have already found one. the high cost of everything and the ridiculous cost of paid parking doesn't seem to be a deterrent. this is aided by the fact that it's right next to the neratziotissa metro station and people from all over athens can visit.
i saw buses labeled 'golden hall' at the station, perhaps serving as a shuttle for the public to the less -conveniently located golden hall.
you can't know if the malls are raising employment or, with the decrease in smaller businesses all around, actually reducing it on the whole. perhaps someone has numbers on that.
small businesses are giving way to large in greece, as they are the world over.
I belonged to a group of people, who built the main power supply rooms at Golden Hall. Let me inform you that almost the whole building was transformed by foreign people (Pakistans,Albanians,Romans,Polish etc.) VERY few Greeks, and only by one of the construction companies responsible.
The building had no maintenance since the Olympic Games, and was — and still is– filled with dust all around, even more with garbage on the rooftops. So what shines in front of your eyes doesn`t mean it`s "Gold"…..and much more to say, but that`s enough. Thanks. That`s all…..


hello everyone, I just need a answer for my own well-being .How does a chip leader call a re-raise of all in pre flop with 8 -6 and then proceed to flop a house. It was for more than half of his chip stack! Just a frustration post!
I came as soon as I heard about the bad beat..
Heres some salt.. pour it on in there till it starts to feel good.
how many chips you have?
how many the leader have?
maybe totally different for situations.
It was probably a bad play on his end. He got really lucky either way. He put half his stack and the chip lead on 86. I think most competent, avid players would agree that if he wasn't pot committed to call it was a bad call. Sorry sorry!
For more than half of his chips? That was a terrible call on his part, he got lucky.
This is me rubbing my hands together for the opportunity to speak on this heartbreaking but necessary evil.
Swallowing pride is the hardest. Your cracking heads, killing it and the bang, the chip leader is moved to your table.
This kind of thing happens often in freerolls or small stakes...players usually play more disciplined poker at the higher stakes and tournaments.
It's normal play for a chip leader to shove all in with such hands.
Especially if it eliminates a player and add more chips.
If he loses that will not hurt the player much.
9 out of 10 times the chip leader wins.
Also I know live poker players who have favorite hands, like 89 or J6 JK and so they play those hands like as if it's AA.


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Sports November 8, 2012 <July 22, 2014
Shark City's Hollow Bite
by: Kevin Ventura
A guest contributor weighs in on the NHL lockout and the effect it's having on an avid West Coast fanbase….
Want to know how the NHL's second lockout in 8 years is affecting the common yet conscious man? Well, here's a little perspective from an unexpectedly hockey-crazed West coast city. San Jose, CA loves their Sharks, and in an era when sport provides one of the few places for solace, the lockout couldn't have come at a worse time.
On a personal level, I miss hockey just like I miss any other season that comes to end, or in this case has yet to begin. For example, just as the recent playoff run by certain bay area baseball teams has drawn to a close, I can long for Spring training, where even teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates have hope renewed at the same time each and every year. Whether we realize it or not, sport is a companion of sorts, and one that is usually reliable in when and where it is played. At this time of year, I can reasonably expect 2-3 Sharks games per week, and win or lose, I am confident in the entertainment value they are able to bring to the table. Everyone can appreciate having something to look forward to, and whether it's a family at home or a game to watch, the absence of such is disappointing even when explicable. Unfortunately, in my opinion, the explanation in this instance is inexcusable, and one that reaches far beyond my own selfish need for intangible companionship.
The socio-economic impact of a pro sports lockout is relatively incalculable and widespread, but a few high points should not be missed. Teams galvanize the community, and you cannot mistake a Sharks game day, as the streets and the people bleed teal and black. These colors cross all boundaries, whether racial, regulatory or otherwise, and many in this area have been able to get behind a successful and competitive (at least in the regular season) hockey team for over 20 years. San Jose is a friendlier, more cohesive place on game days, and despite my best efforts, I can't derive quite the same pleasure from the city and its inhabitants in Fall as games go unplayed, a list of dates that has grown to over 20 games. As such, it should go without saying that these pro sports franchises provide jobs and move dollars for some of those that need it the most. For example, San Jose is home to one of sport's classiest collections of ushers at HP Pavilion, and a downtown restaurant and bar scene that particularly thrives on game days. One can only assume that the aforementioned, among others, are wondering where their next paycheck will come from, despite working at venues that can normally 'count on' their Sharks. What one cannot assume, however, is whether the parties at odds—who are driving this lockout —consider such impacts when weighing larger, yet less impactful, financial decisions. A couple of questions should be asked, and ones that do not require lawyered answers but rather deeper thought:
Couldn't the two parties, NHL owners and players, have accounted for the expiration of the previous agreement, and ensured that another lockout was avoided while negotiating behind the backdrop of a regular slate of games as necessary? Eight years seems like an awfully short amount of time to repair the intangible damage caused by the previous lockout and game cancellations, only to ask your fans to sit and wait for another one. It is widely considered that the 2004 lockout set hockey back, only to see it grow stronger in the waning years of that CBA1. A little bit of foresight may have saved the NHL some face and another rebuilding phase just as momentum for the league was gaining. Besides the true die-hards, the regular fan may require restored confidence in a sport that they count on to be there, yet is making a habit of being flaky within easily recalled time-frames.
Can't the two adversaries just split their massive revenues 50/50? The crux of the current holdout is a disparity on the desired hockey-related revenue split, which as part of the previous agreement gave the players a share of 57%, a number the owners would like to see reduced as low as 43%. It doesn't make sense that one group must get the short end of the stick in this case, as all can be big winners in the game of true life regardless. Instead, they squabble over their shared billions, while the lower to middle class workers supported by the sport continue to suffer. Unfortunately, this is just another example of how big business manages to fleece the common man, lest anyone has forgotten such debacles as Enron, Madoff, Solyndra, etc.
Now before you sound the alarm on my opinion, I realize that the gravity of the current NHL lockout does not rival some of the previously mentioned controversies and other unfortunate current events. This is just a rant about an unfortunate sports problem that is a microcosm of how we currently do business and labor in America. As a result, precious dollars are being lost on every tangent of NHL hockey and its sphere, and all at the expense of much needed entertainment for the masses. Nonetheless, San Jose should be considered lucky for even having a thriving NHL franchise, while cities such as Hartford, CT still wonder what happened to their Whalers, and even worse: Flint, MI fights its inevitable blight. I'm sure the Sharks will eventually return to normal and all will be right with an important part of the Silicon Valley world, but in the meantime, Shark City has lost a bit of its bite.
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With the new PAPER data ('x's) and a refined fitting procedure we can accurately model the EoR band flux to better than 2%.
If you look at typical catalogs of sources in the southern hemisphere epoch of reionization band you soon realize why measurements often disagree by 20%. Even the brightest sources one would use for calibration are uncertain. As you can see from the plot to the right, most of the old data (dots) are pretty uncertain. This source (Pictor A) is one of the brightest in the southern sky and is often use to set the flux scale. The flux scale standard everyone uses to compare measurements is based on Cygnus A, which is not really even visible in the south, isn't even defined at 150MHz.
So thats why we took a bunch of PAPER data and measured a bright source (Pictor A) several thousand times. This let us get rid of a lot systematics to get a nice spectrum. Then we fit a spectrum to old and new data using newish fitting procedure that accounts for error bars and nicely estimates the fit uncertainty. Previous estimates put the model uncertainty at about 20% (that number again!) but using the new fitter on the old data we found that we could predict the flux at about the 5% level, folding in the new PAPER data the model precision went below 2%. An order of magnitude improvement! we also verified this method on a couple dozen other sources with good success. Below is a nice large PAPER image of the area we were looking at.
A PAPER mosaic of the southern EoR band sky. Sources measured in this paper have 'x's, only two (orange dots) seemed to disagree with other measurements.
This paper explains the PAPER method for measuring the EoR power spectrum. While some experiments plan on subtracting foregrounds, PAPER will stick to uncontaminated regions of power spectrum space. Narrow field simulations had previously expected this region to have little dependence on baseline length. This paper explains why in the wide-field case, foreground contamination gets worse with baseline length.
The PAPER strategy is to avoid this regime by concentrating sensitivity in a very dense array but sample longer spectral modes. In all this results in a comparitively lower SNR measurement (see right) but with better understood noise.
PAPER will soon be performing long integrations to the power spectrum of high redshift Hydrogen. What is the best configuration? In the process of answering this question we also carefully (re) derive the relationship between the output of an interferometer and the power spectrum. This settled (for us) some open questions about units and hopefully is another step towards building a stable bridge between theory and measurement. However the takeaway is that, in the limit of a sensitivity starved interferometer trying to detect Fourier modes, a grid configuration can gain almost an order of magnitude in sensitivity.
We've used data from April and September 2009 to make an image of the sky that covers 30000 square degrees. This is more than half of the entire sky! The results, including a list of the fluxes of known sources, are published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.
We found that the fluxes agreed with previous measurements at about the 50% level which is about the accuracy you see when you compare between other catalogs at these wavelengths.


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Inthispaper,weanalyzethetelecommunications servicesmarket. Thisisafast-expandingmarket,withMicrosoft's announced entry into it providing additional impetus, and raising policy issues. We look for the market structure that will arise from the decisions of the service providers (in terms of product characteristics and pricing) and the customers, all acting in their own interests. We derive sufficient conditions for restricting the number of possible outcomes to three out of several potential ones. These conditions are satisfied by the common assumptions. We also show that when positive externalities are dominant, we will have only market-cornering at equilibrium. This result holds even when the products are differentiated. (We are already seeing near-complete market-cornering in the similar market for operating systems). That does not deter any of the competitors from entering the fray inthefirstplace,sinceallhavepositiveexpectedprofits. Wederivetheprobabilitythateachwillbetheplayer to comer the market. We also show the non-intuitive result that when externalities are dominant, the providers do not have to worry about externalities at all in taking their decisions. We have also introduced a new solution concept called "odds of dominance" in analyzing our game.
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Excerpt from the "Declaration of Sentiments Adopted by Peace Convention" (Boston, 1838).
Something to keep in mind as we close out the Olympics and approach 9/11/08.
Very interesting. Who wrote it?
…William Lloyd Garrison. I may post further excerpts later. The whole thing is online somewhere, though I don't have a good link at the moment.
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Pros: CharityWeb was a great tool to help us increase our on-line donations. It opened up a whole new source of donations for us.
Cons: Just started using the software and we are very please so far. Have not come across anything we would like added yet.
Overall: Just a great addition to our existing fundraising efforts!


We work from a Grade II* listed Charles Barry building, St Paul's Church, located at the corner of Balls Pond Road and Essex Road in Islington, under a 150 year lease from the Church Commissioners.
St Paul's Church in earlier times was used by thousands of people from the local community each week as a place of spiritual, social, cultural and parochial support.
We want to re-incarnate this heritage and, in the process, restore the physical body of this beautiful listed building by providing in the 21st century once again a nodal point of contact for local people.
We have also carried out substantial alterations to the interior, with the help and guidance of English Heritage.


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namespace app\models\Config;

use Yii;
use yii\base\Model;
use yii\data\ActiveDataProvider;
use app\models\Config\Authitem;
use app\func\Proc;

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 * AuthitemSearch represents the model behind the search form about `app\models\Config\Authitem`.
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class AuthitemSearch extends Authitem
{

    /**
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    public function rules()
    {
        return [
            [['name', 'description', 'rule_name', 'data'], 'safe'],
            [['type', 'created_at', 'updated_at'], 'integer'],
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            'query' => $query,
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            // $query->where('0=1');
            return $dataProvider;
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            'type' => $this->type,
            'created_at' => $this->created_at,
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        }

        return $dataProvider;
    }

    public function searchforauthitemchild($params)
    {
        $query = Authitem::find();

        $dataProvider = new ActiveDataProvider([
            'query' => $query,
            'sort' => ['defaultOrder' => ['description' => SORT_ASC]],
        ]);

        $query->joinWith(['authitemchildrenchild']);

        $this->load($params);

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            // uncomment the following line if you do not want to return any records when validation fails
            // $query->where('0=1');
            return $dataProvider;
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            'parent' => $params['id'],
        ]);

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            'type' => $this->type,
            'created_at' => $this->created_at,
            'updated_at' => $this->updated_at,
        ]);

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            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'description', $this->description])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'rule_name', $this->rule_name])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'data', $this->data]);

        return $dataProvider;
    }

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            'query' => $query,
            'sort' => ['defaultOrder' => ['description' => SORT_ASC]],
        ]);

        $query->joinWith(['authassignments', 'authitemchildrenchild']);

        $this->load($params);

        if (!$this->validate()) {
            // uncomment the following line if you do not want to return any records when validation fails
            // $query->where('0=1');
            return $dataProvider;
        }

        $query->andFilterWhere([
            'type' => $this->type,
            'created_at' => $this->created_at,
            'updated_at' => $this->updated_at,
        ]);

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Home / Advert / The Lone Wolf bar launch on Thurs, July 23
The Lone Wolf bar launch on Thurs, July 23
By Richard Lynch on July 25, 2015@richanthon
Pictured: Greg Meaney, owner of the Lone Wolf bar, with staff at the bar's launch.
The Lone Wolf bar launch was held on Thurs July 23, at its location at 4 Ellen Street. Greg Meaney, owner of the Lone Wolf bar, said at the launch: 'I saw a gap in the market for the over 20's crowd, for a late-night bar, offering something different. It's all about having a comfortable and edgy surrounding. We want it to be really welcoming.'
The bar has a number of unique features. The newly-installed lighting system in the front bar catches the eye of all passing and is the first of its kind in Ireland, controlled by Madrix Software.
Moving away from the usual style of bright and flashy neon, Greg chose to create a more understated sign for his bar, with the help of sign-writer Tom Collins, of business; Tom Collins Signs. The subtle and artistic sign hangs over the door, with the name and figures painted in white paint on reclaimed wood. Greg said, about working with Tom: 'He fit in with me and the Lone Wolf feel, given the coolness of the space and how it's unique in Limerick.'
Also fitting in with the unique style of the Lone Wolf are the taps that have been moved to the back: 'We have moved the taps to the back bar, which is something I saw for the first time in Manhattan and isn't that common in Ireland. It's to help the bar staff produce quality cocktails that our customers will enjoy.'
The three-floor building is perfect for bookings, with a second spacious floor perfect for birthday parties, a third floor function-room equipped with its own smoking area and set of toilets and two booths in the front bar, ideal for groups of hen parties.
About booking with the Lone Wolf, Greg said: 'We welcome hen parties. During the daytime, a hen party could come in and do some cocktail classes and then have their own booth reserved, with a glass of complimentary prosecco.'
Elaine Hennessy, from Little Blue Studios, worked with Greg to design the striking, bright neon-blue sign of a wolf's head, displayed on a large wall in the front bar. Elaine said about working with Greg: 'The whole process was really exciting. The bar now has all of these textures within it but it's still got that lovely, comfortable feel, and it's kind of contrasting in a good way. It's very eclectic.
'Greg came up with the idea and the name for the bar, and it was easy for me then to go from there to help create the design.'
No space was left to waste, with a large wall on the second floor being covered with colourful comic book covers that pop against the dark background, and was designed by illustrator Matthew Griffin.
The launch offered a welcoming feel, with a friendly bar staff, relaxed surroundings and appetising food provided by Hell's BBQ, a mobile Limerick catering service.
Check out the Lone Wolf Bar Facebook page here and Twitter here
Visit the Little Blue Studio official website here
Visit the Tom Collins Signs official website here
Visit the Hell's BBQ official website here
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When to change the oil in my engine?
If you do a lot of short drives around town then the 3 month rule will probably be best as you are not heating the oil up enough to help keep it clean.
Like the 3 month rule the 3000 mile rule has been around for a while. If you drive on the freeway a lot then you could easily double this especially with the new synthetic oils available now. If you are doing just general driving in town and a little bit of freeway then the 3000 mile rule probably applies.
Engines love the freeway driving of being run at a constant RPM for miles on end. As stated before if you do this a lot then you could easily go for 6000 miles between oil changes if you are using a good oil.
Smell the end of the dipstick. If the oil smells burnt or like gasoline then it is time to change.
On level ground pull out the dipstick and clean it off, stick it back in and then pull it out and check the level. If it is low now would be a good time to consider an oil change but keep track of how often it gets low as you may have a leak. Also look for the oil being dark - (black in color) as this suggests it is very dirty.
If your car ever gets flooded then all the oils/fluids/filters need to be changed immediately before the engine is run again.
Filters are important for keeping oil clean. When you change the oil you should change the filter.
How does oil get dirty?
As the engine compresses gases and exhausts gases some get by the pistons and into the sump where the oil is. Over time these gases get absorbed by the car oil which changes the chemical properties making it not so good at doing what it is meant to do.
Oil is everywhere in the engine lubricating parts so that they run smoothly. As parts wear little microscopic bits end up in the oil and overtime they can form a paste which ain''t no good for your engine.
If the oil gets too hot it starts to burn and form hard carbon particles. Remember Diamond is just hard Carbon and that is no pillow. These hard carbon particles will cause wear in no time if allowed to remain in your engine.
Water vapor from hot summer evenings and snowy winter nights can end up working it way into the oil. This water vapor can be heated out by driving the car until the engine gage shows warm however short trips around town do not achieve this so the water which is bad for the engine remains in the oil.
Even the best seals and filters in the world are not able to keep all the dust, dirt and sand out of the engine. An engine needs to breathe, expel gasses and be fueled all of which allow dust, dirt and sand to get into the engine over time. This ends up in the oil and eventually causes the oil not to be as effective as it once was.


I recently saw a little kid almost walk into a wall because she was reading a book.
Not just because I think it's funny when people run into things, but because I totally understand the enraptured joy that kid was feeling because of her book.
I've had several people ask me recently why I love books so much. (I'm assuming it's just a question, and not an accusation, like, what is wrong with you, you freaky book girl?) Some people ask me how to start the reading habit, or how they can encourage their kids.
I began my love of books as an extremely emotional and introverted three-year-old. Books were a way to discover the world, escape from my own, and inspire my writing. Characters in books became my closest friends. By the time I was four years old, I was working as an actor and traveled frequently for shoots, so real-life friends were harder to maintain than the ones on the page. Those characters were always there when I needed them, and they always accepted me and welcomed me into their world - it didn't matter how different I was.
My heart sighs with delight to see a kid reading. They are expanding their mind, learning about the world and figuring out their place in it. Especially now that video games and movies and TV can be all-consuming - reading is all the more sweet.
I'm not going to go on a technology rant and bash TV- I love a good Netflix binge. I love technology. I love my Kindle. I also love paper books and I think there is room for both. I once heard someone say that in the whole physical vs. ebook debate, they were "container neutral" and I thought that was brilliant. I don't care how we get the words. We just need to get them.
The incredible thing about books is that you can read about absolutely anything. I don't believe you need to cave to books you "should" read. If Dostoyevsky doesn't do it for you - no sweat. Read what makes you feel alive and inspired. Read what you love. Is it sailing? Robots? 14th century farming techniques? Great. Find a book about it. Can't find a book about it? Write a book about it.
Read a book that grabs you by the collar and throws you into the chair. And - this is controversial advice - if you don't like a book, I believe you have permission to stop reading it. I give a book 50 pages to make me fall in love. If not, no hard feelings, but we go our separate ways. There are too many things I want to read, I won't force myself to slog through something and resent it. I don't think authors want you to suffer while reading their work. (Okay, maybe some do, but I don't.) For me, reading is pure joy. Pure happiness.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't read something that challenges you, pushes you out of your comfort zone and makes you think differently. Great art has a way of doing that. Art, at its core, is an expression of life and beauty. It might not seem traditionally beautiful - but the best book will contain something breathtaking, hidden in the form of deep truth and skilled wordsmithing.
And there is nothing that makes me happier than discovering something unexpectedly beautiful.


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No 'imminent takeover' at Crystal Palace
Written By Matthew Scott
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Harris has a net worth thought to be over $2billion and already owns sports franchises in the United States - the NHL's New Jersey Devils and the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA.
Parish and three other wealthy Palace fans - known collectively as CPFC 2010 - purchased the London club over four years ago as it sat at risk of administration and have overseen promotion to the Premier League under Ian Holloway before last term's impressive top-flight survival in the hands of Tony Pulis.
Though Parish concedes the consortium currently at the Selhurst Park helm are open to handing the club over to interested parties, he has played down recent claims in the British media that a takeover is on the brink of completion.
He told The Croydon Guardian: "There are always people who want to buy football clubs.
"Sometimes people approach you and it gets out, sometimes people approach you and it doesn't, but there is no imminent takeover.
"We are talking to a number of people on a number of fronts.
"I've always said that if somebody wanted to invest in the club and move it forward quicker than I or we can then we would entertain it.
"We look at all possibilities that are out there - and there are many - but people have been quite ahead of themselves on this one."


South Cheshire College was founded in 1843 as the Mechanics' Institution by the London and North Western Railway Company. It became South Cheshire College in 1982 and thanks to a £74 million investment the college boasts a new site with state-of-the-art facilities.
The college offers foundation degrees validated by Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Wolverhampton and others. Subjects offered include Applied Science, Art, Building Management, Business, Counselling, Early Years Education, Engineering, Hospitality, Teaching and Tourism Management.
Foundation degrees at South Cheshire typically cost £5,000 per year.
Crewe has its own pubs, bars and clubs but good transport links to Liverpool and Manchester mean that some of the best theatre, clubbing, live music and eating experiences are within easy reach.
A brand new campus has been built within walking distance of Crewe station.
The college does not provide accommodation. Students can expect to spend £50-60 per week on private accommodation.
A multi-million pound campus opened in 2010 and provides open student-friendly work spaces and areas for students to exhibit their work.
Details about bus services are available from Cheshire East Council.
Crewe station is a few minutes walk away and runs services throughout the UK. See National Rail for more details.
Liverpool John Lennon and Manchester airports both have regular international flights and good train and bus links to Crewe.


While the Bread Dough Rises: Wow! If EVERY church did this on the same Sunday every month!
Wow! If EVERY church did this on the same Sunday every month!
Have a "stay at home" day at least one Sunday of every month for three months. See how much money was saved. See how much gasoline was saved.
Wow! If EVERY church would do this on the same Sunday of every month!


Who is the perfect match for Sagittarius? In the horoscope, how compatible you and your partner are is indicated by comparing your Zodiac signs. They also show how your fathers get along with you two and with each other.
The independent meets the settler.
A lasting relation between Taurus and Sagittarius is not the most probable thing. The latter is constantly on the move, whereas the former doesn't want anything more than to settle down and make every day like every other day.
There can be a relationship built on the principle of opposites attract, but a joint home is built on sand. They don't have much in common and nothing that would glue them together.
They do intrigue one another, though. Their differences are so obvious that they are amused by them. That can lead to a love affair, even an intense one, but hardly matrimony.
Sagittarius is most likely to break up, probably by simply leaving and not returning. Some bitterness is likely to remain, so they avoid meeting afterwards.
Their fathers are very far apart and will remain so. They don't even bother to try cooperating for the benefit of their children's relation, probably because they don't believe in it.


The main focus of this thesis is to understand the myriad ways in which crust punk as an expressive cultural form creates meaning, forms the basis for social formation (or music scene), and informs the ways in which its participants both interact with and understand the world around them. Fieldwork for this research was conducted during the summer of 2012 in Austin, Texas. Primary methodology included participant observation, semi-structured interviews, and online ethnography. Additional research data was collected over the last five years through my own personal involvement with the crust punk music scene. The first section examines the ways in which crust punk as a genre both continues to evolve by avoiding and disavowing genre definitions and boundaries. The second section addresses my particular experiences with the Austin, Texas crust punk scene. I separate and examine the differences within the scene among and between differing levels of participation in various scene practices. These practices include the everyday practices necessary to maintain the music scene, as well as "anarchist" practices such as squatting, train hopping, transiency, and refusal to work. In the final section, I argue that in the crust punk scene dystopian performatives enable an apocalyptic and dystopic view of the world, building upon Jill Dolan's theory of utopian performatives. I also outline my theory on how dystopian performatives and apocalyptic rhetoric work together to inflect crust punk structures of feelings and social imaginaries.
Roby, David (2013). Crust Punk: Apocalyptic Rhetoric and Dystopian Performatives. Master's thesis, Texas A & M University. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /151027.


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María Trinidad Pérez-Miravete Mille (Caravaca de la Cruz, 12 de juliol de 1947 - Múrcia, 7 d'abril de 2009) va ser una cantant espanyola coneguda artísticament com a Mari Trini.

Als 7 anys contrau una malaltia que la tindrà al llit fins als 14. És durant aquesta època que, per combatre la soledat, aprèn a tocar la guitarra i compon els seus primers temes, com ara la cançó Mañana. Temps després viatjà a Londres i posteriorment a París, on acabà establint-se i enregistrà els seus primers discos amb la companyia RCA.

El 1968 torna a Espanya. A l'any següent, ja a Hispavox, enregistrà un treball homònim però no serà fins Amores, el seu següent disc, que li arribà la fama. Tot i haver estat apartada bastants anys de l'escena musical per causa d'una depressió i una posterior operació quirúrgica, va estar treballant fins al darrer moment component temes nous.

Va viure un temps a la localitat de Sant Pol de Mar (Maresme). Al final de la seva vida va traslladar-se a Espinardo (Múrcia). Morí a l'hospital de Morales Meseguer de Múrcia, després d'una llarga malaltia i quan preparava un espectacle que serviria de comiat del món artístic i escrivia un llibre de poesia que pensava editar.

Discografia
 Mari Trini (1969)
 Amores (1970)
 Escúchame (1971)
 Ventanas (1973)
 L'automme (1973)
 ¿Quién? (1974)
 Mari Trini canta en francés (1975)
 Transparencias (1975)
 Como el rocío (1976)
 El tiempo y yo (1977)
 Sólo para ti (1978)
 A mi aire (1979)
 Oraciones de amor (1981)
 Una estrella en mi jardín (1982)
 Diario de una mujer (1984)
 En vivo (1985)
 Quién me venderá (1986)
 En tu piel (1987)
 Espejismos (1990)
 Sin barreras (1995)
 Alas de cristal (1996)

Referències

Enllaços externs
 La pàgina de Mari Trini
 Mari Trini a imdb

Cantants de la Regió de Múrcia
Persones de Caravaca de la Cruz
Morts a Múrcia
Morts de càncer de pulmó
Artistes murcians

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ITU release website dedicated to the Olympic Games
New ITU website dedicated to providing news and updates about this year's Olympics
Published: January 17, 2012 at 9:24 am
The International Triathlon Union (ITU) have released a new website solely dedicated to this summer's Olympic Games in London: triathlon.org/olympics.
The site will keep fans and media up to date with all the latest news and developments to do with triathlon at the Olympics, including a breakdown of the complex qualification process.
"Triathlon enters its fourth Olympic Games in what is undeniably an exciting sports year as London takes centre stage this summer and we can already see the high demand and appetite for Olympic information and news," said Marisol Casado, ITU President and IOC member. "We expect triathlon to be one of the most popular and marquee sports of the London Olympics."
The website includes a course map, plus a list of all the live sites in the UK, as well as race reviews and photo galleries from the triathlons at Sydney 2000, Athens 4004 and Beijing 2008. The site will also gather the names that will make up the Olympic start lists as National Olympic Committees officially confirm their athletes that will compete in London.
The women's triathlon at the London Olympics willl take place at 9am on Saturday 4 August, while the men's race will start at 11:30am on Tuesday 7 August. The ITU's Olympic qualification period concludes with the ITU World Triathlon Madrid on May 26-27.


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Help / Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) / FBA features, services, fees, and resource / 2021 FBA prep fee and manual processing fee changes
This page provides details for changes to FBA prep service and the manual processing fee.
FBA prep service fee changes
Starting June 8, 2021, we are changing the fee structure for FBA prep service fees so separate rates are charged for FBA Small and Light, envelopes, parcels and oversize products. Fee rates will be adjusted for products receiving prep services across fulfilment centers in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland or Czech Republic. All changes go into effect starting June 8, 2021.
June 8, 2021 and after (per-unit fee)
Prep service Small and Light Envelope Parcel Oversize
Label service €0.09 €0.15 €0.25 €0.35
Bagging €0.35 €0.35 €0.50 €0.80
Bubble wrap €0.45 €0.45 €0.75 €1.20
Taping €0.25 €0.25 €0.45 €0.65
Opaque Bagging €0.35 €0.35 €0.40 €0.50
Prep services fees prior to June 8, 2021 (per unit, based on size tiers and services) can be found below.
Before June 8, 2021 (per-unit fee)
Prep service Standard size Oversize
Label Service €0.15 €0.15
Bagging €0.45 €0.90
Bubble wrap €0.70 €1.40
Taping €0.20 €0.40
Opaque Bagging €0.90 €1.80
Starting June 8, 2021, the FBA manual processing fee will be increased from £0.06 per unit to £0.12 per unit for products sent to United Kingdom fulfillment centers and from €0.07 per unit to €0.14 per unit for products received at fulfillment centers in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland or Czech Republic. If VAT is applicable, it will be assessed in addition to the manual processing fee.


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Cats are masters of "hanging out" but it's still fun to check on your cats while they are staying with us!
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Click here to see photos relaxing kitties!
We generally add pictures every day.
Although we generally try to place cats in condos that are visible on our webcams, there are some condos that cannot be seen on our webcams.


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TSA Plans Mandatory Active Shooter Training for Airport Employees
The Transportation Security Administration on March 26 released a report summarizing changes it intends to make in its policies, procedures, and operations based on the Nov. 1, 2013, killing of an employee at Los Angeles International Airport. Transportation Security Officer Gerardo I. Hernandez, 39, was shot to death, and the shooter also injured two other officers and a traveler. Hernandez is the first TSA employee to die in the line of duty since TSA was created in 2001.
The suspect, Paul Anthony Ciancia, is charged with murder of a federal officer and commission of violence at an international airport. He pleaded not guilty on Dec. 26, 2013, and is awaiting trial.
"Following the incident at LAX last year, which shocked and saddened us all, I ordered a comprehensive review of policies and procedures at LAX and airports across the country. The report released today outlines the actions TSA took immediately following the shooting and new procedures to enhance the safety and security of TSA employees nationwide, especially those who work on the front lines each and every day to protect the traveling public," said TSA Administrator John S. Pistole.
TSA said the report was completed with feedback and participation from TSA employees, industry stakeholders, law enforcement, airport operators, the American Federation of Government Employees, and travel-related associations, and members of the TSA Aviation Security Advisory Committee.
"We sought the input of all TSA employees through a variety of mechanisms such as town hall meetings and the online Idea Factory. Ideas were submitted from all levels of the organization, to include our frontline officers and Federal Security Directors," Pistole said. "Many of these ideas were endorsed and incorporated into our action plan. We continue to welcome stakeholder and workforce feedback to improve safety and security at airports nationwide."
The report, "Enhancing TSA Officer Safety and Security at Airports: Agency Actions and Path Forward," outlines these changes:
Mandatory active shooter training and exercises
Recommending bi-annual training for airport operators
Reinforcing emergency procedures through daily supervisor review and mandatory bi-annual evacuation drills
Keeping employees informed of actions taken
Providing ongoing access to grief counseling
Improving Federal Air Marshals notification regarding active shooter incidents
Supporting changes to first responder policies and training in responding to active shooter incidents
Routinely testing existing alert notification capacity ("duress" alarms)
Expanding duress coverage at screening locations across the country
Encouraging linkage of duress alarms to CCTV systems
Using alternate local airport emergency phone numbers
Issuing recommended standards for law enforcement presence at checkpoints and ticket counters during peak travel times
Ensuring explicit inclusion of maximum response times in Airport Security Programs operating under a flexible response plan
Extending the temporary redeployment of certain VIPR teams to airports


Tilarán is a medium-sized community to the south of Lake Arenal where ranching is still a significant economic and cultural practice, a tendency that keeps the region close to its history. It is bordered by La Fortuna, the hot springs capital of Guanacaste to the southeast and by the foothills of Tejona to the northwest. Tilarán is rich with natural attractions, from the Corobicí River which winds its way down from the lake through the region to the southwest of Lake Arenal and provides the warmth and lazy speed ideal for floating gently down the western side of the Guanacaste mountain range.
The lake itself is widely recognized for its fishing and windsurfing, both of which profit from a yearlong summer, never less than 75 degrees. As a man-expanded body of water, Lake Arenal is useful not only for a variety of leisure activities, but Tilarán receives almost all of its energy needs through hydroelectricity and wind thanks to lake's dams and nearby turbines.
In exploring further man-made adjustments to the landscape, be sure to catch a glimpse of the stunning Cathedral Church, the largest and most beautiful in all of Guanacaste, or if architecture is less your cup of tea, try a pint of beer at the Lake Arenal brewery located in the Lake Arenal Hotel.
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Flexjet, Flight Options, Flairjet, Sirio, Nextant Aerospace and Corporate Wings to train exclusively with SIMCOM and CAE
Montreal, Canada, August 29, 2019 (NYSE: CAE; TSX: CAE)
Civil Aviation Corporate Press release
CAE announced today that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Directional Aviation Capital (DAC), one of the largest, fastest growing, and most innovative corporate aviation service companies globally.
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"We are very pleased that Directional Aviation has chosen CAE to be its training partner of choice. Our investment in SIMCOM is another step in the expansion of CAE's business aviation training business that gives us access to a rapidly growing customer base as Directional Aviation affiliates' exclusive training partner for the next 15 years," said Marc Parent, CAE's President and CEO. "Both CAE and Directional are recognized for their innovative approach to business aviation, and we look forward to working with Directional affiliates and business partners and providing them with the most technologically enriched training programs, including our state-of-the-art simulation products and advanced digital solutions."
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"We have a clear vision for SIMCOM's future as an innovative training provider focused on the owner-flown market as well as fleet operators," said Eric Hinson, President and CEO, of SIMCOM. "We are extremely pleased to partner with CAE and leverage their industry leading technology and training expertise to better serve our customers."
About Directional Aviation
Directional Aviation Capital is a private investment firm whose singular focus is private business aviation. Combining strategic aviation ownership, unmatched experience and revolutionary vision, Directional continues to innovate and reshape private aviation. Directional's unique industry expertise enables them to quickly understand business aviation companies and provide the financing and operational strategy needed to take advantage of evolving market opportunities. Directional's OneSky Flight portfolio of private jet travel providers includes shared ownership/fractional jet ownership, jet card, membership and on-demand charter providers. Industry leaders representing MRO, private jet remanufacturing, aviation parts distribution and more also make up the Directional family. Directional Aviation is charting the course of private aviation, worldwide. For more information, visit www.directionalaviation.com.
About SIMCOM
A privately-owned, comprehensive learning institution, SIMCOM utilizes realistic simulator-based training to provide advanced aviation training services to professional pilots, owner-operators, Part 135 operators and maintenance personnel operating in general aviation, regional, military, government and cargo operations around the world. SIMCOM currently operates 47 simulators representative of a wide range of jet, turboprop and piston powered aircraft. The company is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, where it also operates two training centers. Additional training centers are located in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Humberside, United Kingdom.
CAE is a global leader in training for the civil aviation, defence and security, and healthcare markets. Backed by a record of more than 70 years of industry firsts, we continue to help define global training standards with our innovative virtual-to-live training solutions to make flying safer, maintain defence force readiness and enhance patient safety. We have the broadest global presence in the industry, with over 10,000 employees, 160 sites and training locations in over 35 countries. Each year, we train more than 220,000 civil and defence crewmembers, including more than 135,000 pilots, and thousands of healthcare professionals worldwide. www.cae.com
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package io.github.kewne.jackson.hal;

import com.damnhandy.uri.template.jackson.datatype.UriTemplateModule;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonInclude;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonProcessingException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URI;
import java.util.Arrays;

import static io.github.kewne.jackson.hal.HalLink.linkTo;
import static io.github.kewne.jackson.hal.HalLinks.builder;
import static io.github.kewne.jackson.hal.HalRel.multiple;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

public class SerializationTests {

    private static ObjectMapper objectMapper = new ObjectMapper();

    @BeforeClass
    public static void setUp() {
        objectMapper.setSerializationInclusion(JsonInclude.Include.NON_NULL);
        objectMapper.registerModule(new HalModule());
        objectMapper.registerModule(new UriTemplateModule());
    }

    @Test
    public void simpleObjectWithoutLinks() throws IOException {
        HalResource resource = new WrappedHalResource<>(new SimpleObject());
        assertEquals(
                "{}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void simpleObjectWithSingleRel() throws IOException {
        HalResource resource = new WrappedHalResource<>(
                new SimpleObject(),
                HalLinks.self("http://example.com"));
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                "{\"_links\":{\"self\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com\",\"templated\":false}}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void simpleObjectWithMultipleRels() throws IOException {
        HalResource resource = new WrappedHalResource<>(
                new SimpleObject(),
                builder("http://example.com")
                        .withRel("other", "http://example.com")
                        .build());
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"self\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com\",\"templated\":false}," +
                        "\"other\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void simpleObjectWithMultipleLinksForSingleRel() throws IOException {
        HalResource resource = new WrappedHalResource<>(
                new SimpleObject(),
                builder("http://example.com")
                        .withRel("other",
                                multiple(
                                        Arrays.asList(
                                                linkTo("http://example.com"),
                                                linkTo("http://example.com"))))
                        .build());
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"self\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com\",\"templated\":false}," +
                        "\"other\":[" +
                        "{\"href\":\"http://example.com\",\"templated\":false}," +
                        "{\"href\":\"http://example.com\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "]" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void linkType() throws JsonProcessingException {
        HalResource resource = new HalResource(
                HalLinks.singleRel("assoc",
                        linkTo("http://example.com/test",
                                spec -> spec.type("application/hal+json"))));
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"assoc\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com/test\",\"type\":\"application/hal+json\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void deprecatedLink() throws JsonProcessingException {
        HalResource resource = new HalResource(
                HalLinks.singleRel("assoc",
                        linkTo("http://example.com/test",
                                spec -> spec.deprecated(URI.create("http://example.com/deprecation")))));
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"assoc\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com/test\",\"deprecation\":\"http://example.com/deprecation\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void linkWithProfile() throws JsonProcessingException {
        HalResource resource = new HalResource(
                HalLinks.singleRel("assoc",
                        linkTo("http://example.com/test",
                                spec -> spec.profile(URI.create("http://example.com/profile")))));
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"assoc\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com/test\",\"profile\":\"http://example.com/profile\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void namedLink() throws JsonProcessingException {
        HalResource resource = new HalResource(
                HalLinks.singleRel("assoc",
                        linkTo("http://example.com/test",
                                spec -> spec.named("namedLink"))));
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"assoc\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com/test\",\"name\":\"namedLink\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

    @Test
    public void hreflang() throws JsonProcessingException {
        HalResource resource = new HalResource(
                HalLinks.singleRel("assoc",
                        linkTo("http://example.com/test",
                                spec -> spec.hreflang("pt"))));
        assertEquals(
                "{\"_links\":{" +
                        "\"assoc\":{\"href\":\"http://example.com/test\",\"hreflang\":\"pt\",\"templated\":false}" +
                        "}}",
                objectMapper.writeValueAsString(resource));
    }

}


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Christina Butan is a writer who specializes in fashion, beauty, and other lifestyle topics. She is currently a senior ecommerce writer and strategist at InStyle, where she covers all things shopping.
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