International Food. An exclusive restaurant over the sea, Located is Costa Verde, Miraflores.
The Peruvian Cuisine, one of the most unique gastronomic experiences in the world, has a warm and exclusive scenario in our five-forks restaurant Brujas de Cachiche.
Seafood Restaurant. Located in the district of Miraflores. It has variety of dishes and excellent quality of service.
Café Restaurant. Located in Larcomar, Miraflores. The restaurant has a cozy terrace and a wonderful sea view. A great variety of Peruvian and International flavor.
Bar Loung Restaurant, Located in Costa Verde, Barranco. An original and modern restaurant, with perfect location in front of the sea. Its menu has rice and pastas, sea food, meat.
Peruvian and International food. Located in San Isidro. Presents a fusion cooking with gourmet style.
Peruvian Food, located in Miraflores. Regarded as one of the best restaurant of the world.
Buffet and Lounge Restaurant. Count with two locals one of them in San Isidro and other is in Chacarilla. The restaurant offers a variety of pastas, meat, salad, sea food, soups.
Creole Food, in Miraflores. Enjoy the gastronomy, folklore and crafts in this sophisticated Restaurant.
located in Miraflores. It is a cozy place where you can taste the best anticuchos in Lima.
it offers the best fusion food in Lima with the best garnish.


Arron Davies and James Hamon have both renewed their contracts with Exeter City.
Midfielder Davies, whose stunning strike against Scunthorpe United last season was voted the club's Goal of the Year, will be going into his third season as a Grecian.
Meanwhile Hamon, from Guernsey, was given an Exeter squad number early in the season and was regularly a part of the matchday squad. He also featured for the Under-21 side.
The pair were involved in the first day back in pre-season training on Monday, as City begin preparing for the 2014/15 campaign.


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After working as a hairstylist for 20 years, Kimmie decided it was time for her to start her own business. But as a New Yorker, she knows how precious time is for her fellow New Yorkers and that many people have to set aside a large chunk of time in their schedule if they want a new haircut or style. So she started a business in which she travels to the homes of her clients to offer her styling service there.
Focusing on children's hair cuts initially, she found that it was much more convenient for moms and dads when she brought the salon to their home rather than them going through a hassle to bring the kids to the salon. With 10+ years worth of experience working with children's hair, Kimmie knows exactly how to handle any child's tantrum during a haircut, whether it be wailing, whining, screaming, or jumping.
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Welcome to the Slough, Windsor & Maidenhead Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
The branch announces POTY, CPOTY & COTY for 2019. Check our Awards page.
The Swan volunteer weekends are working wonders. For further details check http://www.theswanwindsor.co.uk/.
The North Star, Maidenhead, has been sold by Ei to private buyers who are going to continue running it as a pub.
Whether you are new to Real Ale or are a seasoned Real Ale aficionado, you will find lots of useful local info on this website relating to Real Ale, Real Cider and Real Pubs!
The About Us page will tell you all you need to know about the Slough, Windsor & Maidenhead branch of CAMRA, and about the nationwide organisation of which we are part.
Our Branch News page has local pub news and other related items.
The Awards page highlights those pubs that we have recently given awards to, principally the Pub of the Year and Pub of the Season awards.
We have an active social calendar, and details of this are on our What's On page.
There are often Beer Festivals to visit, especially those at one of the many pubs in the area. These are all listed on our What's On page. We are pleased to confirm that we are once again holding the Maidenhead Beer & Cider Festival, in 2018. Back at Desborough College, Maidenhead and the dates will be 26th to 28th, July. We will have another great selection of Beer, Cider, Food and Music. Put the date in your diary now and check the Maidenhead Beer & Cider Festival website.
On our Pubs pages, you will find information on our local pubs. You will also find our recently introduced Online Pub Guide.
Our Beer pages cover all aspects of beer in the area.
If you like Cider or Perry, these are drinks which CAMRA also actively promotes, and you will find information on these on the Cider page.
If you are not already a member, please visit our Join Us page, where we give you all the reasons you need to become a member of CAMRA!


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Navigating uncertainty and remaining resilient: the experience of community businesses during Covid-19
Funded by Power to Change, this Community Businesses and COVID-19 report explores the impacts of Covid-19 on community businesses in England and the ways they adapted in response. Community businesses provide support to communities all over the country. They are at the heart of everyday life, which radically changed over a short period of time.
Over a 12-week period from June to August 2020 up to 27 representatives from community businesses participated in this online study whereby they answered themed questions, entered weekly diary entries and joined group discussions. The report delves into key periods during the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK, including how community businesses shifted into lockdown, adapted and diversified during the period, carefully re-opened services and reflected on the process. Key themes coming out of the research include the challenges of restrictions for businesses, the strength of local communities coming together and around how community businesses navigated information and support available. The stories and experiences gathered from this study have helped to inform the types of support that Power to Change is able to provide, as well as influence government policy aiming to support community businesses in the future.
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The Covid decade: understanding the long-term societal impacts of Covid-19.
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The Institute of Community Studies is delighted to have contributed to The British Academy's timely evidence review to understand the long-term societal impacts of COVID-19. It makes sobering reading for any who thought the end of the pandemic would see
Communities Driving Change: Covid-19 response to recovery
In the summer of 2020, the Tower Hamlets Communities Driving Change (CDC) team at The Young Foundation came together with FutureGov to understand how communities were responding to the public health challenge of Covid-19. We explored how we could work
Let the roll-out begin – vaccine hesitancy, dilemmas and division
As part of our Covid-19 and Community Life study, generously funded by a Wellcome Trust public engagement grant, we are excited to be sharing the fourth snapshot of our insights in a new report on vaccines. Download the report In recent weeks, the news
Covid-19 and community life: the people's strategy
As new restrictions are implemented across the UK, over two-thirds of participants reported feeling as though the government have been handling the coronavirus pandemic badly. But what would they do differently? We asked 125 people across the country to imagine
Covid-19 and community life: divided we stand?
As part of our Covid-19 Community Life study, generously supported by a Wellcome Trust Public Engagement grant, this report is the first snapshot of insights. As the pandemic arrived on UK shores, the country was already sharply divided. We had
How Covid-19 changed community life in the UK
Publication 9 July 2020
A week by week archive of life during a pandemic. Understanding the impact on people and communities. Covid-19 has radically changed the way we go about our day-to-day lives. It has shifted where we turn for help and support and
Flipping the coin: two sides of community wealth in England
Publication 15 November 2019
The inequalities in investment across England and the rest of the UK has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years – especially when considered through the lens of multiple deprivation. Since the EU referendum in 2016, more political and media


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'Distonate' is the debut single from Ellen Moss, an alt-rock band made up of four lads from Newcastle and Sheffield.
This mid-tempo ballad opens with an intricate electric guitar, followed by heavy drums kicking in to remind you that this is a rock band despite the heartfelt love lyrics.
The occasional vocal harmonies give a warm feeling to the song and the chorus is easy to sing along to, which means you'll be singing this to yourself at least for the rest of the day.
I'm still not sure what "Distonate" actually means, even after searching extensively online, but then many a great song has been written where words can mean whatever you want them to so who cares?!
I can see this track being universally welcomed from all types of music lovers. It's the first track of four released from their upcoming EP, 'Eclipse', so I'm looking forward to enjoying more from Ellen Moss soon.
Distonate is available now from Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, Bandcamp, GooglePlay, along with a Youtube video.


Mom is going away on business for two whole weeks. Sigh!
I met a doggie named Rocco. Mom was hoping she could leave me with him while she is at work so that I would not be lonely. So Rocco's Mom said it would be a good idea to see if we got along. We went over to Rocco's house one weekend. He has a nice yard. Lots of grass. I kept investigating the entire area plus their portch. Hehe! I kept barking at him to ask him to play but he just stared at me. I think he might have been afraid of me. I wanted him to chase me but he just played with his stuffed toy. I was naughty and took his toy from him. While I was playing with it, he tried to sneak behind me and take the toy away but I was naughty again and growled at him. I usually growl when others try to take a toy from me but it is all in fun. I still wag my tail to let them know that. A bit later, I relented and left the toy so he could play with it. I like his Daddy. He whistles and it is fun to run over to him. My Mommie has tried to learn to whistle but she just can't do it. Haha! His Mom said the next step was to see if we would be ok being left alone with each other. I do not think they will go through with it coz his Daddy was not very happy hearing me barking at Rocco.
I like to bark at the sound of owls hooting outside the house. Whenever the commercial for Vonage plays, it is as if an owl is in the house. Mom said it is because the ad has the song WooHoo by the band 5.6.7.8s. It has a repeating line that goes Woohoo Woohoohoo. Sounds like an owl hooting to me. I keep going to the TV and looking for the owl. But by the time I reach the TV, the ad is over and the hooting has stopped. But when Mom was watching Kill Bill Vol 1 last night, they had the entire WooHoo song playing. I kept trying to get into the TV to get to where the owl was.
Yuck! There is an article in the Aug 14th's San Jose Mercury News titled 'Troubled Park's Buried Past' that says the Watson Park is San Jose is contaminated. The link is below but it keeps asking to register to SJ Mercury News so another way to get to the article is to just search for Watson Dog Park Contaminated on Yahoo.
A few weeks ago, Mom started to allow me go to the carpeted areas in the living room coz I do not shed so much anymore since my undercoat is all gone. Now I have more room to play in. We usually play catch and chase each other around. It's so much fun! She even lets me go up on the sofabed. I like to explore all the stuff she has in the living room. And now I get to come right up to the TV as opposed to before when I had to watch it from afar. There is a fishbowl on one of the tables. There used to be a small goldfish in there but I think it is gone now coz the last few times i visited the tank, it was empty. I still check it everyday to see if the fishie will be back.
We went to the Watson Dog Park on Jackson and 22nd in San Jose, CA. The last time I was there, Mom put me in the small doggie area coz she was afraid of me playing with the big doggies. I kept looking at the big doggies and ran with them from my side of the fence. This time, we went to the park to meet Ziggy and his mom. When we got there, they were in the big dog area so I was able to join the big doggies. Goodie! Ziggy is the first American Eskimo I have seen around here. I really like his name. He is very energetic and runs around with the big doggies. I was a bit distracted with all the people and doggies there and of course I had to check out the perimeters of the dog park. The big doggies were drooling and a couple of them jumped up on Mom. She was holding my leash at the time and her hand and the leash were covered in drool. Hehe!
We went to the Belmont Dog Run in Belmont, CA. It was just a big enclosed area. No grass or anything. There was a Samoyed there. She looks like a big version of me. All white and fluffy!!! She reminds me of Buddy. Buddy was the standard American Eskimo I used to live with. The Samoyed's Mommie said that she went to agility classes and knows a lot of tricks. I chased her around the park but she kept jumping on the tables. I could not reach her there. Also, she kept looking at the fence. Her ears were up and she was all alert. I rushed over to see what she was so interested in but I did not see anything. I'm not sure what she was looking at but she sure spent a lot of time near that area of the fence. I decided to check the perimeter while she was busy with whatever it was she was looking at. A couple of more doggies came and one of their Mommies threw a frisbee. I rushed over to catch it. Mom keeps telling me that it is not for me and that the lady was throwing it so her doggie could catch it. Hmph! Well I like to catch it. Another lady threw a ball and I got to it before her doggie could. Haha!! I am the fastest. Even tho I am so much smaller than them. I get tired easily though so I keep having to rest up. It takes me twice as many steps just to keep up with them.


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LFA 427 Laser Flash Apparatus / Pyrometer version for up to 2800°C
Laser Flash technique over the broadest temperature range
Thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity are the most important thermophysical material parameters for characterizing the thermal transport properties of a material or component. The Laser Flash technique is currently the most widely accepted method for precise measurement of the thermal diffusivity and the LFA 427 is the number one instrument on the world market.
High precision and reproducibility, short measurement times, variable sample holders and defined atmospheres are outstanding features of LFA measurements over the entire application range from -120°C to 2800°C.
A special version with a pyrometer allows measurements from room temperature to 2800°C.
The thermal conductivity of disk-shaped samples of ceramic, glass, metals, melts and liquids, powders, fibers and multi-layer materials ranging from vacuum insulation panels to diamonds is measured with equal speed and accuracy. The temperature-dependent measured thermal diffusivity value along with the corresponding specific heat (DSC 404 F1 Pegasus®) and density (DIL 402 C) data are used to calculate the thermal conductivity.
The laser power, pulse width, gas and vacuum are variable over a wide range, making it possible to set the optimum measurement conditions for the very different sample properties.
The LFA 427 is the most powerful and versatile LFA system for research and development as well as all applications involving characterization of standard and high-performance materials in automobile manufacturing, aeronautics, astronautics and energy technology.
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-120°C to 400°C, RT to 1300°C, RT to 1575°C,
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Heating- and cooling rates 0.01 K/min to 50 K/min (dependent on furnace)
Laser power 25 J/pulse, (adjustable power and pulse duration)
Contactless measurement of temperature rise with IR detector
Measuring range 0.01 mm2/s to 1000 mm2/s (thermal diffusivity)
Measuring range 0.1 W/mK to 2000 W/mK (thermal conductivity)
Sample dimensions
6 mm to 12.7 mm diameter (20 mm special version), 10x10 mm square
0.1 mm to 6 mm thickness
Sample holder Al2O3, graphite
Liquid metal holder sapphire
Sample holder for liquids platinum
Atmospheres inert, oxidizing, reducing, static, dynamic
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Anatomy and Physiology of the Planet
Published on 7th November 2021
Have you seen the wonderful Earthshot Prize series of programmes with Prince William and David Attenborough? It is so timely with COP26 https://ukcop26.org/
Not particularly a royalist but I am so impressed with William as a presenter and authentic advocate for caring for the planet. David Attenborough in his nineties is also quite remarkable in his strong presentation and his speech at COP was really powerful and moving.
Watching the Earthshot Prize made me think how much the planet and the human body have in common. In fact they both resonate at the same frequency of 7.83 hertz- this is the frequency of the alpha wave (the resting state) of the human brain. The relationship between the earths frequency and ours is too complex for me to explain but you can read about it here. In a nutshell we become in synch with the planet when we spend time in nature. Cities with all the radio and microwaves interfere with this. Also trees release phytocides, important stress reducing hormones for us mere mortals.
The natural electromagnetic patterns of the Earth, act like a tuning fork not just for the biological oscillators of the brain but for all processes of life.
This is exemplified in getting to sleep.Dr Nerina Ramlakhan, a sleep expert and author of Tired But Wired: The Essential Sleep Toolkit
"Every cell in the body is linked to the movements of the earth and the moon," she said. "It's a science - there's a synchronicity to it."
There's an area in the brain called the circadian timer which helps to synchronise the movement and function of every cell in the body to the levels of light and darkness in the environment.So, as the light level drops below a certain limit, it sends a message to the pineal gland through the eyes, and then every cell in the body starts adjusting its functions." She advocates getting to sleep by 10.30pm as those ninety minutes before midnight are the most restorative.
Dr. Luc Antoine Montagnier, who won the Nobel Prize in physiology and discovered the HIV Human Immunodeficiency virus was a huge proponent of the symbiotic relationship of the planet with ourselves.
In fact, we are much more dependant on the earth than we ever imagined for our health. Foehn symptoms such as headache, tiredness are related to the Foehn winds that occur in areas with mountains.
Peoples' arthritis worsen in damp weather - A drop in pressure often precedes cold, rainy weather. This drop in pressure may cause already inflamed tissue to expand, leading to increased pain https://www.healthline.com/health/arthritis-weather#rain
So what have the planet and the human body got in common?
In nature there iare multitude symbiotic relationships. For example: The reintroduction of wolves in yellow stone has led not to a decline in the elk population as some feared, but instead a stabilisation, where the sick and injured are picked off as prey. Not only that but the wolves keep elks on the move, allowing the land to recover from their grazing and more species of plant, insect and mammal are being seen. Read more
And so too in the human body where the twelve body systems all work, interrelate and interdepend on one another. Think about the heart pumping blood rich in oxygen that has been inspired by the lungs. Think about how some minerals are only effective when present with certain vitamins in the human body.Think also about the mind body connection. Ever has nervous butterflies and sweaty palms? Ever blushed when embarrassed? Ever felt hungry smelling delicious food?
The mystery of who we are in relation to our planet is fascinating and only just beginning to be discovered. We must treat our home as a living organism with the respect it deserves.


Q&A: Such a Thing as a "Fake Rug"?
I am am at the very start of looking for rugs and wanted to know if there is something or such a thing as a fake rug?
Hello and thanks for writing in!
This is an interesting thought and certainly a somewhat of a broad topic.
While many of those in the Rug Industry would say there is such a thing as a "fake rugs," you may not be able to get the same answer from each. We'll show some examples we would consider "fake" at the end of this response, and some "authentic" rugs too. We also look forward to hearing what others in the industry have to say about this topic too, so check in with the comment field at the bottom of this entry!
Our position is the following: An "Authentic" rug to us would be one which is entirely made by hand, excluding "hand tufted" rugs. Without getting into detail on construction techniques of rugs and carpets, here are some Rugs we consider "real": Hand made soumac, hand knotted rugs/carpet, hand made needlepoint, "american" hand hooked, hand made dhurrie, hand made kilim, etc... "Fake Rugs" would be as follows: Hand tufted, machine anything...etc.
Some in the business would go so far as saying a hand knotted Indian made Persian design Rug is a "Fake". However, our position is that rugs are a very eclectic art. Many interpretations and adaptations have been incorporated into rugs for hundreds of years. Just because a weaver "replicates" a design seen in a "Museum Piece" such as one of the famous Ardebil Carpets (seen right and left: Ardebil from the V&A Museum) does not qualify it as a "fake" in our book. In these instances, we would venture to say: If it's hand knotted, it's authentic. Even if it's a reproduction or "interpretation" of such. Whether it's from India, Iran, pakistan, China or other. Perhaps the only "Faking" is if the seller tries to pass such rugs off as being the original, or uses other deceptive tactics to sell the rug. In these instances, a rug may be considered a "fake" by some.
Here's how to tell the difference between hand knotted, machine made and hand tufted carpets.
It's worthwhile dropping by the Rug Rag Forum for confirmation on pieces under consideration.
Sure it's an "Oriental Rug" "inspired" design, but it's hand tufted. In our book, a fake, even if it is from Pottery Barn.
It's a Sisal Rug. Sure it's an "Authentic Sisal" Rug, but after all is said and done, this one's not "hand made." In other words, it's not quite "authentic" to us.
There is such a thing as "faux" rugs which are actually painted on the floor. I've seen this in Summer beach homes. Folksy, fun and certainly "fake."
That's some mouth on the animal "rug."
Thanks for the novel thoughts.
I am looking into buying a oushak rug. I have found two rug stores willing to take my trade-in(an Indian Japoir I bought about three years ago in excellent condition)The oushaks on ebay are considerably less than what I saw today in their stores. They are willing to take my rug for about 2500(I paid 3300) plus pay another 3-5000 for a few of the rugs I liked today. Is it worth it to trade-in and negotiate a rug for 1500 (for a 9x12)or should I consider keepng my rug and purchasing a rug on ebay for around 1500-1800?


Excellent cat litter doesn't have to be expensive.
1. Does it control odor well?
2. Is it clumping or non-clumping?
3. Does it produce a lot of dust and how much does it track?
In the world of cat litter, effectiveness is not directly proportional to price.
That doesn't mean that your options are unlimited. Price limitations do cut out a good chunk of the market. You won't find a lot of specialty biodegradable litters in the budget tier, nor are many silica gel crystal products available at a lower price. You're essentially limited to clumping or non-clumping clay litter from large, well-established brands.
Clay cat litter is the most affordable and most popular type on the market. It's simple, it's classic, and it works. In fact, clumping clay litter is the type most cats prefer. The simplest, cheapest clay litter can also work the best.
Being an educated shopper and knowing which products work is a far more powerful tactic than shopping by price. If you know what to look for, it's easy to find solid products that won't break the bank.
Again, you can find good cat litter at almost every point on the price spectrum, but in order to find it, you need to know what you're looking for.
Here are four key questions to ask before choosing a cat litter.
Cats are sensitive and naturally like to be clean, so a foul-smelling litter box will repel them and could lead to inappropriate elimination and even health problems like constipation and urinary tract disease.
Thorough and frequent cleaning is the best way to ensure that your cat's litter box smells fresh – but it's not all up to you. A great cat litter minimizes the odor impact of your cat's litter box activities.
Fortunately, there are plenty of budget litters that do an excellent job of controlling odors. Although it does work for some households, scented litter doesn't usually do a better job than unscented. Fragrance-free litter is gentler on your sensitive cat's nose and skin.
Some products contain deodorizers – usually activated carbon or baking soda. Although these additives aren't usually feline favorites, they can make a difference in odor management. Even if you don't have multiple cats, consider using a multi-cat litter. These products typically offer superior odor control.
While non-clumping clay litter is marginally cheaper than its scoopable sodium bentonite siblings, you'll need to replace the contents of the box about once a week. This frequent disposal and replacement adds up.
Clumping litter makes it easier to clean your cat's litter and allows you to go for longer periods of time without replacing the full contents of the litter box. Cats typically prefer the cleanliness and feel of clumping clay cat litter.
Clumping clay cat litter isn't perfect, though; it could lead to gastrointestinal distress or intestinal blockage if your cat ingests it. Small, curious kittens are particularly susceptible to intestinal blockage and shouldn't use clumping clay litter until they're at least 3-4 months old.
It's impossible to find a clay litter that doesn't track and doesn't produce any dust. That's just the nature of clay. And unfortunately, the cheapest products are often the dustiest of the bunch.
Packaging tends to do little in indicating how dusty the litter will be – you'll need to read customer reviews and experiment with different products to find a litter that works for you. As a general rule, the finer and lighter that a litter is, the more dusty it will typically be.
Tracking is also something to think about – trackability tends to follow the same pattern as dustiness. Light, fine litter sticks to your cat's paws and travels around the house, depositing crunchy grains on the floor.
As always, your cat litter is worthless if your cat doesn't like it. Fortunately, most cats don't judge their litter by price – they just want a comfortable litter box experience.
Cats like a well-maintained litter box filled with litter that feels good under their delicate paws. Typically, this is a fine-grained product similar in paw-feel to the soil or sand they might find in nature.
All of the products in the following list are star performers with a reputation for cat and customer satisfaction. They provide good odor control, clump for easy cleaning, don't typically create a huge amount of dust, and cats like using them.
None of them cost more than $.50 per pound.
This widely-praised litter is known for its remarkably minimal dust output, superior clumping ability, and odor control.
Dr. Elsey's claims that the litter is 99.9% dust-free, and customer reviews confirm that it is a low-dust product. Despite being a clay litter, the dense grains produce remarkably little dust. The weight of the medium-sized granules also makes it a low-tracking litter.
Frisco's clumping clay litter is the lowest-priced product on this list. It's a Chewy-exclusive brand that's only available through the Chewy website, so you won't find it in any local stores at this time.
It's a multi-cat formula that creates solid, easily-scooped clumps, helping you to maintain litter box cleanliness with ease. Liquids are quickly trapped before they reach the bottom of the box, eliminating the need to scrape and pry at damp litter cemented to the inner surfaces of your cat's litter pan.
A proprietary de-dusting system helps to keep this litter relatively dust-free. According to the company and customer reviews, the product is also low-tracking.
This cat litter features baking soda crystals and other odor neutralizers to help eliminate odors. It creates solid clumps that are easy to remove. Although it does contain deodorizers, the litter is fragrance-free.
According to Arm & Hammer, this clumping clay litter is 99% dust free and low-tracking. It's a dense litter with heavy granules – perfect for those looking for a less tracking and dust. Because the litter is so dense, some people find the container difficult to handle.
This clay litter neutralizes odors without added fragrances or chemical additives, making it ideal for sensitive cats. It forms solid, cohesive clumps that lock in odors and make cleaning the litter box simple.
The litter has a fine texture that cats like – it's easy to dig in and walk on.
This unscented litter from Fresh Step is a concentrated formula that's strong enough to satisfy the needs of multiple cat households. It utilizes activated carbon and plant extracts to neutralize odors and prevent bacteria growth. This gives it the ability to effectively stop odor without using any perfumes or dyes that might irritate your cat.
The litter clumps well, making it easy to scoop out the litter box. The clumps don't stick to the bottom of the box – a common problem when using a clumping clay litter.
Do you prefer biodegradable litter but don't want to fork over big bucks to get it?
Try venturing beyond the pet product department. Check out the feed store.
Although these products aren't marketed as cat litter, they're popular among cost-conscious people seeking an affordable, environmentally-friendly alternative to clay litter and pricier biodegradable/natural products.
Instead of purchasing pine pellet litter sold specifically for cats, you can use pine equine bedding.
This product is cheaper than most cat litter, including pine pellet litter, and many users say that it's equally effective. Despite not clumping, these pellets control odors moderately well and have a naturally woody scent. Many users boost the odor control by mixing in baking soda.
Cats often don't like the feel of pellets under their paws – your cat may prefer fine granules rather than the substantial pellets. That said, the pellet style can be beneficial for those seeking less tracking.
You can purchase pine pellet equine bedding around $.15/lb.
Poultry crumbles are another low-cost alternative to traditional cat litter.
This product is made from cracked corn and added nutrients and is typically used as chicken feed. It comes in numerous varieties at multiple price levels. Layer crumbles are low in protein and thus the most economical type to use as cat litter. These crumbles are absorbent and clump moderately well – similar to other biodegradable clumping cat litter products.
Some prefer chick starter crumbles because their finer granules clump better, but they're more expensive than layer crumbles. Starter crumbles are often medicated, so it's important to ensure that the product you choose is free from antibiotics or other medications.
It's important to store poultry crumbles in a sealed container in a cool and dry location and to keep the litter box clean. This grain-based product is attractive to bugs and could quickly become contaminated.
Like the equine pellets, baking soda can help to neutralize litter box odors..
You can purchase layer crumbles for around $.32/lb.


Looking for love? Well it appears that you are in one of the best places in Australia to be searching for your paramour.
According to the Budget Direct blog Simply Savvy, our fair city falls in the number two slot of its top five singleton cities, losing out to Port Macquarie.
"If you're single and looking to meet that special someone, there's a lot to like about Newcastle," the post read.
The blog also pointed to the fact that a date night out to the flicks is a much more attractive proposition in Newcastle given the average ticket is $12, while coffee prices are also lower than average at $4.45, making a romantic coffee rendezvous a great option for cash-strapped singletons.
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China's Economy Rises Up, Improve Chinese Language Skills for Your Children
Currently, China's population is 1.38 billion, so it is estimated that around 25% of the world's total population speaks the Chinese language.
With China's growing influence in the global landscape, more and more people are realizing the importance of understanding the nation and its people better.
That is why the interest in learning the Chinese language within China's investment destinations is increasing rapidly, according to The Conversation.
It has even reached South Korea and a few countries in Africa. People from around the world are starting to believe that mastering Chinese will allow them to understand and appreciate Chinese norms, culture, and policies. Thus, facilitating business interactions between China and their countries.
Failure to understand the Chinese language can prevent a country from maximizing the full potential of an economic relationship with a powerhouse such as China.
This is especially true in Indonesia. Today, China is Indonesia's largest trading partner and investor. That is why Chinese-speaking employees will be more competitive in the future human resources pool.
Indeed, employees who can understand and speak Mandarin will be needed by most, if not every, companies in the country.
Not all Chinese families in Indonesia can speak Chinese
There are about 7 million ethnic Chinese in Indonesia or about 3.3% of the population. However, fewer and fewer Chinese are learning Mandarin because it's not 'exciting' enough.
This is the main effect of the political unrest from the past.
The New Order regime under President Suharto decided to freeze relations with China in 1967, in an attempt to contain the spread of communism.
Many policies were written and approved to close Chinese-language schools and to ban Chinese-written newspapers. In addition, everyone who is of Chinese descent must undergo naturalization which bore the decades-long stigma.
Unsurprisingly, this led to a decline in Chinese language skills among the Chinese in Indonesia. The feeling of no longer needing to learn the Chinese language emerged as most felt it's a useless skill to have.
But in 1999, Indonesia's fourth President, Abdurrahman Wahid, abolished the discriminatory policies against the Chinese. With that, learning the Chinese language boomed once more and Chinese-written newspapers were printed again.
Many schools even design their curricula with three main languages in mind; namely, Indonesian, English, and Chinese language. Some campuses even offer Chinese language courses.
Many Chinese language courses are now commonplace in four major cities of the country, including Jakarta, Surabaya in East Java, Bandung in West Java, and Meda in North Sumatra. By 2019, more courses have spread out to 20 provinces across Indonesia.
Chinese language skills for the future
Language is the key to understanding a different nation. It is a step towards overcoming cultural and linguistic barriers in Indonesian-Chinese relations.
By understanding their language, we are closer to getting to know Chinese norms and customs, how the Chinese do their business, and what their national and institutional interests are.
In the end, speaking Chinese is no longer just a matter of preparing for our children's futures. On a broader scale, it is also assisting in shaping a more fruitful relationship between a country and China.
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Bartlett Tree Experts: FAQ - I have a mature oak tree that had a double trunk. Yesterday I had one of the trunks removed by a professional tree remover. The cut left an 18" diameter stump that has not been treated with fungicide or tar. I want to keep the remaining trunk as healthy as possible. Should I do anything to the stump to protect it from fungus or disease?
I have a mature oak tree that had a double trunk. Yesterday I had one of the trunks removed by a professional tree remover. The cut left an 18" diameter stump that has not been treated with fungicide or tar. I want to keep the remaining trunk as healthy as possible. Should I do anything to the stump to protect it from fungus or disease?
Typically we do not recommend any post prune treatment to cut surfaces. It is however crucial to make this final cut at the proper place and angle. Having not seen the resulting work, it is difficult to say that the final cut was made at a proper angle to the remaining stem. I would consider this a substantial cut to have made and caution must always be used when removing a leader of this size. I would certainly refer back to the professional you hired to ensure the health and longevity of the tree has been protected.


Should I Pass on Windows 8? What are differences?
Ana Sayfa Teknoloji Should I Pass on Windows 8? What are differences?
Although I am trying to use MacOS and Mac in my home and other places, I am using PC and Windows in the office. Thus I am trying to use the high performance operating system. In this article I will try to show the differences between Win7 and Win8.
After Windows 8 was released, some of the people criticized while others praised. I wanted to experience on my own. I always want to use the latest version of operating systems and software. It happened the same in Windows 8. After it was released, I backup my files and documents in C drive and formatted it. I installed Windows 8. There are no strange points in the format or installation progress. Insert the DVD and boot the PC. After booting, we format the C disk and install Windows 8 on it. I feel that the installation time of Windows 8 is a little bit faster than Windows 7. Graphics have been developed with the Windows 8. Designers must have thought that they are being seemed as minimal. We can probably see these kind of unique designs from Microsoft.
When Windows starts up, a totally different world is waiting for us. The interface calling "metro" is totally different from any other traditional ones.
In the picture above, you can see the interface that is my own. You can add the softwares that you use frequently into this menu. However, there is no more space in aspect of graphic. For example, there are two types of buttons; one of them is wider, another one is square. We can probably make all of the buttons wider in the future. I wanted to make the Photoshop button wider but I couldn't do.
This interface is great for the people who are using Tablet PC or PC with touch-screen. However, the traditional PC user cannot get used to it. You can open your desktop with the "Desktop" button on the left side of your screen. The main difference is that there is no "Start Menu" in Windows 8.
After you see the desktop, you can continue to experience your traditional Windows habits. For example, I couldn't get the automatic grouping feature in taskbar of Windows 7. I am still using it as in traditional Windows operating systems. However, I do like the transparency feature that comes with the Aero. I choose my desktop background photo in gray or black tones of color. I also change it frequently.
I want to tell you about the tips in Metro interface.
How can we attach the icon of new softwares?
First of all, we open the metro interface. You can do this task by pressing the Windows button on your keyboard or using CTRL+ESCAPE(ESC) combination. After opening the metro interface, you need to find the program that you want to attach. To do it, put your mouse marker on the right side of your screen and click on the "Search" button. This section of the OS is designed like MacOS and quite fast. I wish that the older versions of Windows had the search function as faster as in Win 8. After you find the program you search, right click on it and click on the "Pin to Start". If you want you can click "Pin to Taskbar" but this function attaches the program in the classic taskbar of Windows. At this point, we want to attach it in the metro interface. I showed how to attach "VLC Player" in metro interface below.
One of the features that come with Windows 8 is full screen softwares. You can access those softwares with the Store in Windows 8. It is like AppStore. After some while, there will be too many softwares for Win 8 but for now, they are limited. When I choose to install Skype, the wider icon of Skype is attached in metro interface automatically. We can say that the softwares in the Store have some priorities.
The opening phase of the Store that I mentioned is like above. When you open it, you can see the categorized softwares. As an example, I went to the photograph category and found the "Corel Draw".
Should I Change My Operating System with Windows 8?
Yes, absolutely. I can clearly say that it is faster while using any kind of softwares or working on traditional desktop. It can be different depending on the version. I am using Windows 8 64Bit. If you use SSD hard disk, it can also be faster. I am using SSD in my Mac and I can say that it is really faster. However, I do not need performance in office. If you like performance and graphics and to use the latest versions of systems, Windows 8 is up to you..
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The 26th Annual Lecture was delivered by Johannes Paulmann, who approached European history between 1848 in 1914 by examining the margins of the continent, namely, the straits of Europe. Paulmann began with the Kara Strait in the Arctic Sea, continued with the Öresund (the Sound) and the English Channel, and then moved on to the Strait of Gibraltar and the Dardanelles and Bosporus, concluding with the Suez Canal. This verbal circumnavigation of Europe sought to decenter European history and to elucidate its transnational and relational character.
In his examination of the Kara Strait, Paulmann stressed that explorations of the Arctic sea were enterprise that were driven both by economic interests and scholarly curiosity. In the publications of Arctic explorer Adolf Nordenskiöld, the term "Europe" meant "civilization," and "European" referred to people who conquered the globe. In contrast to the Kara Strait, the Öresund was economically profitable for long time. From 1429 until 1857 Denmark levied tolls on foreign ships passing the straits. In 1857, Denmark had to give in to international pressure and agreed to the internationalization of the straits connecting the North and Baltic seas. In his discussion of English Channel, Paulmann discussed the many projects, beginning in the 1850s, to build a bridge, dig a tunnel or establish a railway ferry across the channel. Although the channel tunnel was not built until the 1990s, already in the mid-19th century the introduction of regular steamship services greatly facilitated cross-channel traffic.
The Strait of Gibraltar was a "fuzzy border" between Europe and Africa; on both sides, particular localities developed from regional and transnational sources during the nineteenth century. Ohe northern side was controlled by the British since 1704. Always considered an important military base, the advent of steamship travel made it a pivotal point in a worldwide system of coaling stations. By about 1900, the civilian population had grown to more than 20,000, of whom only a small minority were British subjects; the rest were mostly of Spanish, Portuguese, Genovese, Maltese and North African origin. The largest impetus for government regulation and reform came from epidemics, which, starting in the 1860s, led to the sanitary reforms and curbs on immigration and naturalization. On the other side of the straits, the Moroccan Sultan exercised no real control over the Rif's coast, one of the poorest areas of the Mediterranean; in 1912, the treaty of Fez made the Rif a Spanish protectorate.
At the other end of the Mediterranean, the so-called Turkish Straits, consisting of the Dardanelles and the Bosporus, were a "pivotal spot of European diplomacy and warfare." Istanbul / Constantinople comprised a conglomerate of religious, ethnic, and national groups speaking a wide variety of languages. Although the Russian Navy desired ice-free access to the world's seas, the Conventions of London (1840/41) guaranteed that the Turkish Straits remained closed to all except Ottoman warships throughout the nineteenth century, another example of the partial internationalization of important European waterways.
The construction of the Suez Canal between 1859 in 1869 was initiated by French diplomats and engineers and financed largely with French capital. Although the British had initially been suspicious of plans for the canal, they proved to be the canal's greatest beneficiary. For the financial costs of the canal's construction led to the bankruptcy of the Egypt and thus paved the way for the establishment of the British protectorate over Egypt in 1882. The canal's shortening of the sea routes to East Africa and Asia together with the increased production of steamships greatly benefited British financial interests.
In conclusion, Paulmann argued that an examination of Europe's straits performed the important function of decentering European history, demonstrating that essential spaces of European history were in fact located at the Europe's geographic periphery. Furthermore, this examination revealed to the transnational and relational character of nineteenth and early twentieth-century European history. Finally, a study of the straits revealed the importance of "translocality" in modern European history.
In his comment, Helmut Walser Smith noted that Paulmann's lecture elucidated the historical moment at which human capabilities to reconstruct the environment were at their apex. It was the fall of Constantinople in 1453 that provoked the first use of the notion of "Europe" and the "European." He raised four major questions related to the enterprise of writing Europe's history from the outside in: How does one include Germany's largely sedentary, rural population in a narrative about the geographical margins of Europe? Second, how does one include transatlantic relations, the circulation of people in labor between Europe and America, in modern European history? Third, how does one integrate race into such a narrative? Finally, when and how did contemporaries know that they had entered "Europe"?
Lecture and comment will be published in the Spring 2013 issue of the GHI Bulletin.


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Q: Sending an int in java. Sometime causing an Exception? ok im sending an int from one java program to another (on same computer at the minute).
However, sometimes I'm getting an exception and it wont connect:

Exception in thread "main" java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect
      at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketConnect(Native Method)
      at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.doConnect(PlainSocketImpl.java:333)
      at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connectToAddress(PlainSocketImpl.java:195)
      at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.connect(PlainSocketImpl.java:182)
      at java.net.SocksSocketImpl.connect(SocksSocketImpl.java:366)
      at java.net.Socket.connect(Socket.java:529)
      at java.net.Socket.connect(Socket.java:478)
      at java.net.Socket.(Socket.java:375)
      at java.net.Socket.(Socket.java:189)
      at Client.main(Client.java:6)

Here is the code for sending:
        Socket socket = new Socket("localhost" , 8080);
    DataOutputStream out = new DataOutputStream(socket.getOutputStream());
    out.writeInt(5);
    socket.close();

and for receiving:
    ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(8080);
    Socket socket = serverSocket.accept();

    DataInputStream din = new DataInputStream(socket.getInputStream());
    System.out.println(din.readInt());
            socket.close();

It's just odd because sometimes it will work and sometimes not. Does anyone have any ideas as to why?

A: Quoting from the description of the exception:
"Signals that an error occurred while attempting to connect a socket to a remote address and port. Typically, the connection was refused remotely (e.g., no process is listening on the remote address/port)."
Most likely is that nothing is listening to the port. Your server code appears to accept one connection and then shut down, so unless you are restarting the server for every connection this is your most likely cause. If not, check your server app is running.

A: I bet you get this error if you:

*

*start your server

*Start your client

*Start your client again, without restarting the server

Your server only accepts one connection and then terminates.
If you want to accept an indefinite number of sequential connections, surround your server code with a loop like so:
ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(8080);
while (true) {
  Socket socket = serverSocket.accept();
  DataInputStream din = new DataInputStream(socket.getInputStream());
  System.out.println(din.readInt());
  socket.close();
}

After servicing a request it will listen again for another request or take a waiting request.

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The Depigmenting IPL Photofacial treatment is a series of special Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatments that specifically target hyperpigmentation (brown spots) on the skin's surface. The Depigmenting IPL Photofacial (a.k.a. laser skin rejuvenation or photorejuvenation) was developed to improve the appearance of sun damaged and aged skin, targeting brown areas of pigmentation, resulting in more youthful-looking, even-toned skin. Depigmenting IPL Photofacial treatments consistently and predictably improve the texture, tone and color of the skin with little to no down time. IPL also stimulates the growth of collagen, decreases pore size and gives skin a youthful appearance.
The Depigmenting IPL Photofacial has a short treatment time and little-to-no downtime. Noticeable results often appear after the first treatment. The effects of Depigmenting IPL Photofacial can be long-lasting if the skin is well cared for.
What does the depigmenting IPL Photofacial treatment entail?
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About Elissa
Elissa Perry
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Elissa Sloan Perry has over 20 years of experience as a staff member, board member, consultant and coach with several individuals, organizations and initiatives in the areas of leadership, youth development and the arts. Past clients include Greenlining Institute, Partnership for Working Families, New York City Mission Society, Urban Habitat, National Alliance for Media Arts & Culture, and PICO California.
Elissa joined MAG in 2013 as the Program Catalyst for the Network Leadership Innovation Lab and became a Senior Consultant with MAG in 2014 and CoDirector in 2015. Elissa co-creates opportunities for learning among MAG staff and with values-aligned partners, synthesizes learning, and shepherds the sharing of learning, tools and outcomes. In addition Elissa supports MAG clients with leadership development and coaching services for individuals and teams.
In addition to her work with MAG, Elissa teaches in the MA in Leadership Program at Saint Mary's College where she facilitates diverse, cross-sector and multi-issue learning communities in developing and implementing leadership plans and practices and recently helped establish a Social Justice concentration.
Elissa enjoys bringing together theory and real-world practice and is driven by the values of human dignity, interdependence and justice in both what she does and how she does it. She is co-author of "Doing More with More: Lessons from a Shared Leadership Initiative," published in the Nonprofit Quarterly, "Toward 'Complex Adaptive Philanthropy': Preliminary Learnings from the Network Leadership Innovation Lab," and "Leadership and Race: How to Develop Leadership that Contributes to Racial Justice." She is also the lead author on "The Network Leadership Innovation Lab: A Practice for Social Change," in the 2015 edition of the Handbook of Action Research.
Prior to joining MAG, Elissa was an independent consultant and spent six years with the Leadership Learning Community where she worked with organizers, funders, scholars and consultants to further the social justice field through the development, sharing and application of leadership knowledge in its many forms. Elissa has also been involved in innovative initiatives to improve education and was a Vice President for the Different Ways of Knowing arts-infused model of public education.
Elissa holds a BA in Humanities with a concentration in social change and an MFA with concentrations in teaching and ethnic literature. She is also an accredited Values & Leadership Coach. When she's not at MAG (and even sometimes when she is!) you can find Elissa writing, dancing, exploring other art forms, and hanging out with trees.
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Work and learn collaboratively with others who care deeply about the just generating and sharing of resources and power.
In our 35-year history, we have worked with thousands of leaders, networks, grantmakers, and organizations as well as a group of incredible partners to make real change. Our team is passionate, caring, humble, and deeply committed to working with others who share our vision.


I have been compensated with materials and reimbursement for these yummy Rice Krispies Easter Egg Treats. Photos, thoughts, and craziness are all my own.
Sometimes I think Pinterest will be the death of me. Make this! Create that! What- I didn't bake a five layer masterpiece for Easter brunch? Wait… I was supposed to have Easter brunch? I have to keep myself grounded and remind myself that I have four kids. This translates to approximately fifteen minutes of spare time a day, five of which I have to allot to a bathroom break. In order for my daughter and I to find quality time in the kitchen, we have to Keep It Simple! That's why this Easter we are sticking with a tried and true favorite– Rice Krispies Easter Egg Treats. Psst….these have a special candy surprise!
Begin by doing the oven work before the kids help. My kids are enamored with the oven, and I don't want anyone to get burned, so I do the hot part myself. Make a traditional Rice Krispies treat mix by melting 3 tablespoons of butter in a skillet and mixing it with 4 cups miniature marshmallows. Stir until melted. Remove from heat and add 6 cups Rice Krispies. Stir until that deliciously sticky mix is combined to perfection.
Now the fun part! Bring the kids in and start shaping those Easter Egg Treats.
Add an indention in an egg for small candies.
Create another egg and place it over the first one to close the egg and conceal the sweet surprise.
Let the kids have fun decorating the Rice Krispies Easter Egg Treats. My daughter is sprinkle crazy. She believes throwing sprinkles– even if they don't stick to the food– makes everything better.
Shortly after making our treats, my daughter mysteriously disappeared. I discovered her in the yard sneaking in a treat before dinner.
I asked her to rate the treats that we made on a scale from 1 to 10 (with 10 being the best) on how the treats look and taste, as well as how fun it was to make them. In typical girlie fashion, she rated everything a 10 and "the best ever".
How fun do you think this simple cooking activity is? Find more easy recipes on the Rice Krispies webpage, the Rice Krispies Pinterest Page, and Facebook page. There is also a fun Rice Krispies Pinterest Contest, so be sure to enter that, as well! Use the hashtag #easytomake when sharing your photos on Twitter and Instagram so that we can all see what fun you and your kids are having in the kitchen.
Wow, what a fun idea for Easter…..and so easy too! Rice Krispy treats are the best! Thanks for the idea!
Those look like a TON of fun to make!
Ohhhhh this is genius! I might have to make some of these for Easter! How cute! Pinning this for later.
This is such a cute idea! I love the hidden surprise of the m&ms inside. 🙂 My daughter would love them so I'm for sure going to make these in the next few days!
What a clever idea! We're having a little Easter get together this Saturday…maybe we'll have to make these!
I agree I think Pinterest will be the death of all of is! I love making Rice Krispies treats!!! These are super cute!
I love this! I wonder I can do it with a simple large plastic easter egg. I would hide jelly beans!
This is such a fun idea! I really love that you put candy inside – so cool!
What a fun idea, Melanie! My kids would love the surprise inside. Pinning!
I love the surprise eggs! My daughter would freak! I think I'll have to make these!!
Such a fun treat! The surprise center is a great idea!
So cute! I just bought the cereal this morning and I was thinking about making these. Thank you for the recipe!
They are very easy! Good luck!
Oh these look so fun and I think I have all of the stuff to make them today – yea!
Visiting from The Party Bunch. How fun, I love how there is m&m's inside. I co-host Sweet and Savoury Sunday and would for you to stop by and share these and other recipes with us. Happy Easter, have a great weekend!
Thanks for the invite! I will try to check it out!
I really like your idea of shaping the rice krispie treats into an egg shape. I am going to make these, but rather than putting candy in the middle, I plan to leave it empty to represent the empty tomb when Jesus rose from the dead and lives again. Thank you for the inspiration.
That is a great idea. Thanks for sharing!
In charge of snack this week at church… How many eggs did you get with 1 recipe?
It's been a while since I did these. I think at least 12. They are fairly large, and since there are 2 halves with the M&Ms in the center, they take a lot of rice krispie stuff. If you make the eggs smaller, then you may be able to get more.


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What is Thaipusam? Faith, ritual ... and wild body piercings
CNN Staff • Updated 21st January 2019
(CNN) — On the surface, the Hindu festival of Thaipusam might seem like any other thanksgiving or new year event.
Celebrated during the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai (January/February), which is January 21 this year, it's a time to ask Lord Murugan, son of Lord Shiva, for forgiveness, good health and peace in the new year.
But here's where things get wild.
As part of the festival's rituals, many participants engage in various acts of devotion and control over their senses -- including piercing the skin, tongue or cheeks. Some walk over burning coals.
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Devotees believe their sins can be cleansed through such acts, while also reaffirming their Hindu faith.
Celebrated around the world
Celebrations take place in Tamil communities in India and beyond, with particularly large events hosted in Malaysia and Singapore.
While Thaipusam is only one day each year, devotees begin to fast and cleanse several days before the festival and celebrations can go on for several days.
The highlight of Thaipusam is its colorful kavadi procession.
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"The word Thaipusam is a combination of the name of the month, Thai, and the name of a star, Pusam," explains Singapore's official Thaipusam website. "This particular star is at its highest point during the festival."
The highlight of the celebrations is the kavadi pilgrimage.
It's a large, colorful procession that takes place the morning of Thaipusam.
Devotees dress in bright orange and yellow -- Lord Murugan's favorite colors -- while they chant and walk to the temple.
Some carry a kavadi, or offering (often a wooden or bamboo-made structure lavishly decorated with peacock feathers) during the procession. Others simply carry milk pots and fruits as offerings along the way.
Many pierce their faces with metal spikes and have hooks inserted into their bodies while in a trance as they join the procession.
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For visitors hoping to witness the festivities, the pilgrimage varies slightly from place to place.
In Malaysia, Thaipusam is a public holiday in several states and events begin several days before the main procession.
At the most famous event, beating drums accompany hundreds of thousands of Hindu worshippers as they inch their way toward the entrance of the Batu Caves just north of Kuala Lumpur, before they climb the 272 steps to the temples inside one cave.
In Singapore, the ceremony starts in the early morning. Devotees leave Sri Perumal Temple along Serangoon Road in Little India then make their way down a four-kilometer route to Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, forming an unbroken procession of spikes, hooks and milk pots, often singing and dancing.
According to the Straights Times newspaper, some 20,000 people are expected at this year's Singapore Thaipusam procession, held January 20-21.
At Periyanayaki Temple in Palani, Tamil Nadu, a 10-day event features a variety of events in addition to the procession.
Many also observe a vegetarian diet during the month of Thai. Some cities have street food stalls set up to sell sweets and snacks -- also in yellow and orange -- for followers.
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Charles L. 'Chuck' Walker
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Photographs: showing personnel from the 700th Bomb Squadron; view of a B-24 (flown by Thompson) being shot down, with the wing falling off the aeroplane; bookcases in the 2nd Air Division American Memorial Room donated by members of the 445th Bomb Group in memory of Rudolph J. Birsic, 1980; and Charles Walker's crew. 'Second Air Division Association Division Headquarters Newsletter', no. 11 (March 1993) including a questionnaire for completion with service memories for future editions of the newsletter. Assignment orders and movement orders, 14 May 1944. Aircraft inventory of 445th Bomb Group, October 1944-April 1945 (compiled April 1997) giving aircraft serial numbers, hard stands, call signs, date of arrival overseas, Bomb Squadron, name, fate and other remarks (8 papers). Photocopy of movement orders for flight echelon, 6 October 1943. Copy of an article about the Kassel mission, 'New York Times' (28 September 1944). Photocopy of a list of group identification letters. Photocopy of official report of Kassel mission, 27 September 1944 (10 papers). Report on the air crews of 700th Squadron, 445th Bomb Group, April 1944-April 1945, listing crew members under their pilot with their rank and position (23 papers). Supplementary information to an article about Glenn Miller, which appeared in the 2nd Air Division Association's 'Journal' (Summer 1994), sent to Charles Walker from R.F. Gelvin, 28 April 1995. Formal letter of sympathy from Charles Walker, as president of the 2nd Air Division Association, to the Board of Governors and Lord Mayor of Norwich, following the Norwich Central Library fire, 2 August 1994. Report to Trust Governors and members of the 2nd Air Division Association from the Memorial Trust regarding the Norwich Central Library fire, 1994. Copy of a newsletter reporting on the 2nd Air Division Association's reunion, Chicago 1949.
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The second national graded event of the season will take place at Baldoyle Badminton Centre on the 23rd & 24th February 2019. After a successful National Grade C & F event, two out of the 7 events that will be competed for at the National Graded Finals Event are now set, with the Grade D &G finalists set to join them on the 18th May 2019 at the National Indoor Arena (For more information click here). The Grade A finals will be held on Sunday 24th February.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: New format of this Event.
Winners of the Semi-Finals will play in the Graded Finals held at National Indoor Arena on 18th May 2019.
All matches except finals will take place on Saturday 23rd February 2019.
If entering all three events please note that you may occur a high number of matches, please plan accordingly.
Any payments made on the day will receive a €5 or £5 handling fee as Badminton Ireland make the transition to going cashless. Players are encouraged to prepay using paypal. (http://badmintonireland.net/paypal/).


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Agamemnon (1924) Actor Herald 1924 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Company of Marika Kotopouli
Antigone (1924) Actor Aimon 1924 Theatro Marika Kotopouli (Athens, Attica, Greece) Company of Marika Kotopouli
Oidipous Tyrannos (1924 - 1925) Actor Exangelos 1924 Theatro Marika Kotopouli (Athens, Attica, Greece), Demotiko Theatro, Municipal Theatre (Vólos, Thessaly, Greece) Company of Marika Kotopouli
Oresteia [Agamemnon and Choephoroi] (1924) Actor Herald (Ag.) / Pylades 1924 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Company of Marika Kotopouli
Ekavi (1927 - 1928) Actor Iskios Polydorou 1927 Ancient Stadium of Athens, Panathinaïko Stadio (Athens, Attica, Greece), Demotiko Theatro, Municipal Theatre (Piraeus, Attica, Greece), Theatro Louna Park (Greece) Company of Marika Kotopouli
Oidipous Tyrannos (1933 - 1941) Artistic Director for the 1941 revival 1933 Ethniko Theatro, National Theatre of Greece (Athens, Attica, Greece), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Elektra (1936 - 1937) Director 1936 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Hippolytos (1937) Director 1937 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Elektra (1938 - 1939) Director 1938 Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus (Peloponnese, Greece), unknown venue (Egypt), British Museum, Lecture Theatre (London, Greater London, England), unknown venue (Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany), unknown venue (Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany), Oxford Playhouse, Beaumont Street (Oxford, County of Oxfordshire, England) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Persai (1939) Director 1939 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), unknown venue (Rhodes, South Aegean, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Persai (1946) Director 1946 unknown venue (Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Oresteia (1949) Director 1949 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Electra (1952 - 1953) Director 1952 Mark Hellinger Theatre (New York City, New York, United States), unknown venue (Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, Greece), Ethniko Theatro, National Theatre of Greece (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Hippolytos (1953 - 1955) Director 1953 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), Ethniko Theatro, National Theatre of Greece (Athens, Attica, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus (Peloponnese, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Persai (1958 - 1959) Director 1958 unknown venue (Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany), Kastella Lofos Profiti Ilia, Mount of Prophet Ilias (Piraeus, Attica, Greece) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Elektra (1959 - 1960) Director 1959 unknown venue (Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, Greece), unknown venue (Belgrade, Central Serbia, Serbia), unknown venue (Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany), Théâtre des Nations (Paris, Île-de-France, France), unknown venue (Pýrgos, West Greece, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Dodona (Dodóni, Epirus, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Philippi (Philippi (Ancient), Greece), unknown venue (Thasos, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Eretria (Eretria, Central Greece, Greece), unknown venue (Ancient Olympia, West Greece, Greece), unknown venue (Megalopolis, Peloponnese, Greece), unknown venue (Rhodes, South Aegean, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Taormina, Teatro Greco-Romano (Taormina, Sicily, Italy), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), Teatro della Pergola (Florence, Tuscany, Italy) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Medeia (1959 - 1964) Director 1959 Demotiko Theatro, Municipal Theatre (Piraeus, Attica, Greece), Demotiko Theatro, Municipal Theatre (Lamia, Central Greece, Greece), unknown venue (Zagreb, Grad Zagreb, Croatia), unknown venue (Offenbach, Hesse, Germany), unknown venue (Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany), unknown venue (Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany), unknown venue (Gothenburg, Västra Götaland, Sweden), unknown venue (Oslo, Oslo Fylke, Norway), unknown venue (Stockholm, Greater Stockholm, Sweden), unknown venue (Helsinki, Province of Southern Finland, Finland), unknown venue (Switzerland), unknown venue (Lünen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany), unknown venue (Bochum, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany), unknown venue (Saarbrücken, Saarland, Germany), unknown venue (Strasbourg, Alsace, France), unknown venue (Holland), unknown venue (Republic of Italy), Ancient Theatre of Dimitrias (Demetrias (Ancient), P540730, Greece), unknown venue (Israel), unknown venue (Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany), unknown venue (Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany), unknown venue (Bucharest, Municipiul Bucureşti, Romania), unknown venue (Sofia, Oblast Sofiya-Grad, Bulgaria), unknown venue (Ankara, Ankara, Turkey), unknown venue (Istanbul, Istanbul Province, Turkey), unknown venue (Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia, Greece), unknown venue (Moscow, Moscow, Russian Federation), unknown venue (Finland), unknown venue (Budapest, Budapest főváros, Hungary), unknown venue (Brussels, Brussels Capital Region, Belgium), unknown venue (Madrid, Madrid, Spain), unknown venue (Mérida, Extremadura, Spain), Ancient Theatre of Delphi (Delphi, Central Greece, Greece), Paliashvili Tbilisi Opera & Ballet State Academic Theatre (Tbilisi, K'alak'i T'bilisi, Georgia), unknown venue (Saint Petersburg, Sankt-Peterburg, Russian Federation), Ancient Stadium of Athens, Panathinaïko Stadio (Athens, Attica, Greece), unknown venue (United States), Cinema Tivoli (Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Oresteia (1959) Director 1959 Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus (Peloponnese, Greece), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]
Choephoroi; Eumenides (1960 - 1968) Director 1960 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Dodona (Dodóni, Epirus, Greece), Teatro alla Scala, La Scala (Milan, Lombardy, Italy), unknown venue (Bulgaria), unknown venue (Denmark), unknown venue (Poland), unknown venue (Germany), unknown venue (Republic of Italy), unknown venue (Spanish State), unknown venue (Sweden), unknown venue (Athens, Attica, Greece), unknown venue (Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Electra (1961) Director 1961 Piraikon Theatron (New York City, New York, United States)
Elektra (1961 - 1963) Director 1961 City Center (New York City, New York, United States), unknown venue (Berkeley, State of California, United States), unknown venue (Chicago, State of Illinois, United States), unknown venue (Los Angeles, State of California, United States), unknown venue (Belgium), unknown venue (Germany), unknown venue (Austria), unknown venue (England), unknown venue (Holland), Demotiko Theatro, Municipal Theatre (Piraeus, Attica, Greece) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
The Choephori (1961) Director 1961 City Center (New York City, New York, United States) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
The Eumenides (1961) Director 1961 City Center (New York City, New York, United States) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Electra (1962) Director 1962 unknown venue (England) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre], Associated-Rediffusion Television Company
Elektra (1963 - 1964) Director 1963 Ancient Theatre of Delphi (Delphi, Central Greece, Greece), unknown venue (Germany), unknown venue (Denmark), unknown venue (Sweden), unknown venue (Poland), unknown venue (Bulgaria), unknown venue (Republic of Italy), unknown venue (Spanish State), unknown venue (United States), unknown venue (Switzerland), unknown venue (Holland), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), unknown venue (Brazil), unknown venue (Argentina), unknown venue (Peru), unknown venue (Venezuela), unknown venue (Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia), unknown venue (Mexico), unknown venue (Puerto Rico), unknown venue (Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Medeia (1964) Director 1964 unknown venue (Spanish State) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Hippolytos (1965 - 1966) Director 1965 Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus (Peloponnese, Greece), Kourion Ancient Theatre (Cyprus), unknown venue (Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, Scotland) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Medeia (1965 - 1966) Director 1965 unknown venue (Santiago, Región Metropolitana de Santiago, Chile), Kourion Ancient Theatre (Cyprus), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Elektra (1966) Director 1966 Kourion Ancient Theatre (Cyprus), unknown venue (Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, Scotland) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Hippolytos (1967) Director 1967 Ancient Theatre of Delphi (Delphi, Central Greece, Greece), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), Ancient Odeion of Patras (Patras, West Greece, Greece), Ancient Theatre of Dodona (Dodóni, Epirus, Greece), Demotiko Theatro, Municipal Theatre (Nicosia, Nicosia District, Cyprus) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Medeia (1967) Director 1967 Ancient Theatre of Argos (Argos, Peloponnese, Greece) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Persai (1967) Director 1967 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), unknown venue (Delphi, Central Greece, Greece), unknown venue (Argos, Peloponnese, Greece), unknown venue (Dodóni, Epirus, Greece) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Hippolytos (1968) Director 1968 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), Madison Square Garden (New York City, New York, United States), unknown venue (Madrid, Madrid, Spain), unknown venue (Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal), unknown venue (Porto, Distrito do Porto, Portugal), unknown venue (São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, Brazil), unknown venue (Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina), unknown venue (Santiago, Región Metropolitana de Santiago, Chile), unknown venue (Lima, Provincia de Lima, Peru), unknown venue (Ecuador), unknown venue (Colombia), unknown venue (Caracas, Departamento de Córdoba, Colombia), unknown venue (Panama), unknown venue (Costa Rica), unknown venue (Guatemala), unknown venue (Mexico), unknown venue (Dallas, Texas, United States), unknown venue (Chicago, State of Illinois, United States), unknown venue (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Iphigeneia en Aulidi (1968) Director 1968 Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece), unknown venue (Madrid, Madrid, Spain), unknown venue (Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal), unknown venue (Brazil), unknown venue (Argentina), unknown venue (Chile), unknown venue (Peru), unknown venue (Ecuador), unknown venue (Colombia), unknown venue (Venezuela), unknown venue (Panama), unknown venue (Costa Rica), unknown venue (Guatemala), unknown venue (Mexico), unknown venue (Chicago, State of Illinois, United States), unknown venue (Toronto, Ontario, Canada), Madison Square Garden (New York City, New York, United States) Peiraïkon Theatron [Piraeus Theatre]
Elektra (1978) Director 1978 Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus (Peloponnese, Greece), Ancient Odeion of Herodes Atticus (Athens, Attica, Greece) Ethniko Theatro [National Theatre of Greece]


ZSNES v1.337 has been released after almost 4 years since ZSNES first public release. It is dedicated to zsKnight and his family.
stainless is now an assistant coder.
After problems with digitalsea, we are now hosted by csoft.
We will try to update the site with things that were done after our most recent backup in the next few days and we will also install the message board.
I'm sorry to say this, but this marks my permanent leave from the ZSNES project, anything related to this, and emulation overall. The reason why is that my dad just passed away today (he died in his sleep, which is strange since he was perfectly healthy yesterday night), so I'm going to have to spend more of my energy devoted to helping my family. My dad is also the main person who provides the finances to the family (since my mom doesn't work), plus I still have about 2 more years to go before I graduate from university, so my immediate future doesn't look that great because with my dad gone, that would mean that I need to put up more responsibility towards taking care of the family instead of studying. But I just hope that everything will go well. Thanks to all you supporters for everything. Sorry for the lack of a proper goodbye though, so I'll probably update once more after I get out of this shock in another day.
Yes we are still here. You might be wondering why he have stopped our almost weekly releases of ZSNES. Well the reason is the ZSNES team has been taking some time off recently from the project to focus on other issues like life. But we are still here and will start working on ZSNES once again next week. Currently there is no ETA for the next version but we want the next version to be a quality release with as little bugs as possible so just hang in there. There are many cool new features planned for the next version of ZSNES so it will be worth the wait. In the meantime, why not check out the message board and chat with fellow ZSNES users.
It seems we are currently having some server problems, if you are having problems accessing the page you should try again later when things get cleared up. With that said it appears the 1.31 release we did last night had a few bugs in it. We are aware of these bugs and will release 1.31b to resolve them once the server issues are resolved.
The wait is over! ZSNES 1.31 has been released, you can download it from the files page. This release includes a new text file called BUGINFO.TXT. This file contains important information if you wish to submit a bug report to the bug tracker. Please read it carefully as it helps us better understand the bugs that get submitted to us. The Linux port of ZSNES will follow in a few days.
Just wanted to let everyone know that ZSNES 1.31 is coming along nicely, and remember if you ever want to chat with us you can join the official ZSNES channel, #zsnes on EFNET or the official ZSNES message board channel #zsnesboard.
The ZSNES homepage gets a facelift! Hope you all like the new design. I felt sorry for pagefault, so I thought I'd do some PHP coding to help him out with the page updates.
Below are some pictures of the current screenshots for Star Ocean. These screenshots are only here to give you an idea of the progress on emulating this ROM. There is no ETA for Star Ocean support, so please do not ask. People are working on it as best they can!
The Linux port (ZSNES v1.20) is released.
We've recently found out that there were some problems with the currently uploaded source codes, where some of the files got corrupted right before they were uploaded. It should be fixed now, so anyone who wasn't able to compile the sources right can re-download the sources. Sorry for any inconvenience.
The ZSNES Sources have finally been released in the CVS repository of the sourceforge page. We also would like to welcome Teuf as a member of the ZSNES team as an assistant coder! He's helped us with quite a lot in the past while, including (but not limited to) setting up the Source Forge page, helping us to write the open source documentation, fixing up the ZSNES sources to not require a custom version of nasm, organizing the sources into directories, modifying the make file, etc. With the sources released, we also hope to release an updated binary soon. Click on the Sourceforge link on the left side of the screen to access the sources. The sources will also be available in a ZIP file for those who don't want to use CVS.
Although ZSNES' Source Code hasn't been released yet, I've setup a new message board for the purpose of this. The board script that this board is using is ikonboard, which is the same board script that ePSXe.com uses, which requires user e-mail registration. Anyways, I've started a couple of posts in that board. One is related to how you want to see ZSNES Open Source to proceed (I'd recommend the developers to answer this one), and another one which asks for a new logo for the board. I was also thinking of maybe converting the old message board to the new format, however, I might end up adding a 'General Chat' forum for off-topic posts instead and leave the old board for technical questions, unless I hear lots of objections to it. You can visit the ZSNES Developer's Board here.
Some more good news. Dark Force, John Weidman, and I have gotten some more progress on S-DD1 emulation, specifically on Star Ocean. However, this is still early and the encryption and compression techniques of the S-DD1 still proves to be very difficult to figure out. Visit DeJap Translations for the full scoop and screenshots!
Slow performance with 3DFX cards - Definitely a problem, although this might have to wait for open source to be fixed since neither of us have 3DFX cards.
Slow performance with certain joysticks - Not sure if this is related with the joystick drivers or ZSNESw.
As for open source, preparation has begun, but there might be just one more release before that happens. And what about S-DD1 emulation for Star Ocean/SFA2? Well. All I can say is that I can't see it coming in the near future since the obstacle that's in our way isn't exactly what we specialize in.


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Wildcats Finish Tenth at Primm Valley
PRIMM, Nev. — The Weber State men's golf team shot a three-round total of 883, finishing 10th at the Jackrabbit Invitational at Primm Valley Golf Club.The Wildcats were once again led by Jordan Herzog, who shot even-par 216 to finish tied for 14th. Michael Johnson and Jeff Jones each shot 22 to tie for 43rd, Matt Wahlen shot 225 to tie for 51st, and Colton Dallimore shot 232 to tie for 66th.The Air Force Academy and the University of Idaho ran away from the field, with the Falcons taking the team title with a 36-under-par total of 828. The Vandals shot 841, with tournament-host South Dakota State coming in third at 855.Air Force placed four players in the top-10, led by Kyle Westmoreland, who shot rounds of 67, 69, and 65 for a 15-under-par total of 201. Idaho's Gordon Webb finished second at 202, and was followed by teammate Sean McMullen in third at 208.


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