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Who's He? Podcast #229 He'll say: Are you married?
Full of booze and turkey, Phil and Paul review this years Christmas special The Husbands of River Song written by Steven Moffat. Did they find this years special to be the present they wanted from Santa or was it a disappointing pair of y-fronts from a relative they don't know? Well, if you listen to this it may be...
Who's He? Podcast #228 There are thousands standing on the edge of the world
Ho ho ho!! Welcome to the Who's He? Podcast Christmas Special as once again the Doctor Who specials of Christmas past are plundered to reveal The Christmas Invasion featuring the full debut of David Tennant as the Doctor. Join Ebeneezer Phil and Frosty Paul as they reminisce about the first Doctor Who Christmas special...
Who's He? Podcast #227 She will die and live again tonight
This is it folks, the series finale! Join Phil and Paul as they ponder over Hell Bent but is the review you were expecting? Was this the episode that Phil and Paul were expecting? Well, it appears not and don't hold back with what they exactly thought which could put them at odds with the rest of fandom! However, this...
Who's He? Podcast #226 You'll see a smilin' face, a fireplace, a cozy room
As this series of Doctor Who rumbles on towards it's conclusion, Phil and Paul look at the penultimate episode Heaven Sent by Steve Moffat. And what an episode! The reviewing duo are lost for words at the majesty of Peter Capaldi, Steven Moffat's script, Murray Gold's musical score and Rachel Talalay's direction! Mind...
Who's He? Podcast #225 We never realise until we're dead
On this weeks show, Phil and Paul decide to look at the beady eye of an evil member of the crow family and Face The Raven! Yes, this is the big one folks, Clara Oswald has left the building! Or has she? Join Phil and Paul in the podcasting equivalent of a trap street and listen to them ponder over the merits of...


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Q: Publishing the bot the skype failed due to policy urls I tried o publish a sample bot the skype and I received an email that it has not been approved.
I got following email:
Dear Developer,
Your bot Trending Pics could not be approved, because it is failing one or more certification requirements listed under  https://github.com/Microsoft/skype-dev-bots/blob/master/certification/CHECKLIST.md
The link to your bot is https://join.skype.com/bot/a2c32383-81c5-44b9-9318-e86ac2ba9222.
Please address the failures and resubmit your bot for certification.
The Skype Bot Team.
I think I have a problem with the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use documents published online and referenced by the bot. Can someone help me with how to provide a URL for these? I don't have a website yet. Just testing the Bot on the emulator. So how can I publish it to the Skype channel?
thanks in advance

A: If you're JUST testing the bot, for thing such as channel specific functionality, you don't need a Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Those are for if you are going to actually publish your bot for others to see.
Connect your Bot to the Skype channel on the channels list in Azure under bot management. It will open the configuration settings page. Since this is just a test bot, you can click over to the 'calling' section, and click 'disable calling'. This will enable the 'Save' button. Click save, then click the 'channels' list again. Skype will now be listed (possibly with a warning 'There was a problem synchronizing your bot to Skype.' You can ignore this for now).
Click on the actual word 'Skype' in the list, and a join.skype.com page will open in a separate tab or window. Click 'Add to Contacts', and follow the prompts. When you next open Skype, your bot will be listed in your contacts.
Again, this is ONLY for testing. No other person will be able to connect to your bot, and you won't be able to list your bot in the Skype Bot Shop. If you do decide to officially publish your bot, there are sites such as TermsFeed to help with creating a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

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Prima Swing Riot was formed by leader Pete McGregor in 1999. Pete had always wanted a Louis Prima band after hearing recordings of Prima when he was a teenager. He fell in love with the Louis Prima Keely Smith sound augmented by the raspy sax of Sam Butera.
This band was hugely popular in Las Vegas during the 50's and 60's performing to packed houses 6 nights a week and on the way having numerous top 20 hits like Just a Gigolo, Angelina, Buona Sera, Jump Jive and Wail, That Old Black Magic.
Pete was lucky to find a bunch of very talented people who were also keen on the project, with Louis Prima's trademark trick arrangements and musical humour.
Prima Swing Riot was formed also partly to take advantage of the worldwide popularity boost for Swing music round that time, (Neo Swing) influenced by several movies which were extremely popular in Canada, USA and UK. Unfortunately those movies only made the second tier movie theatres in NZ meaning the swing movement never kicked in here like it did overseas.
However Prima Swing Riot were a significant success on the Auckland music scene with performances on TV, America's Cup Celebrations, and many balls, concerts and large corporate functions. To add to their appeal Prima Swing Riot took their line up and turned it to popular covers for dancing with a name change to "Prima" for that market.
This concert brings together the original band with Adrian Keeling and Jane Horder on vocals, horn players Merv Thomas and Roger Manins, and rhythm section including Mike Walker, Bruce King andleader Pete McGregor.
They will perform largely the Music of Louis Prima but will include some more modern swing music from the Neo Swing era. You may also get a few rock covers to end the night.


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The man in the iconic photo of an exuberant Navy sailor kissing a woman in New York City's Times Square at the end of World War II has died.
George Mendonsa, 95, had a seizure and fell in an assisted living facility in Middletown, Rhode Island, his daughter, Sharon Molleur, told the Providence Journal. He lived there with his wife of 70 years, Rita, and died Sunday, two days short of his 96th birthday.
The photo was taken Aug. 14, 1945, which is known as V-J Day, the day Japan officially surrendered to the United States in World War II. Published in Life magazine as "V-J Day in Times Square," it came to represent how joyful Americans and people across the world felt at the end of the war, in which 406,000 Americans died and 671,000 were wounded, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Other commemorations of V-J Day mark Sept. 2, 1945, the Japan formally surrendered to Allied forces.
When photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt snapped the picture in 1945, he did not document any information about the photo's subjects, and their identities were a mystery for years. Even today, people have used everything from 3D face scanning to the position of the sun in the photo to try to determine exactly whom the couple was.
Mendonsa kissed dental assistant Greta Zimmer Friedman, mistakenly thinking she was a nurse in the war because of her uniform. She came to represent the 342,000 women the Census Bureau says served in the war as pilots, nurses and more.
Friedman reached out to Life in the 1960s after seeing the photo in a book of Eisenstaedt's photography to notify the magazine it was her in the picture. The magazine told her it was another woman until 1980 when representatives contacted her and she met with Eisenstaedt, according to an interview with the Library of Congress.
Mendonsa's identity was verified by a 2012 book titled "The Kissing Sailor: The Mystery Behind the Photo That Ended World War II," although some are still skeptical.
Friedman died in 2016 at 92 years old after a struggle with pneumonia. She was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with her husband.


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Q: Java source code parsing I need to track down a java variable in a java file - which variable it got assigned to, which method it was passed to.
How should I begin with?
Should I use line by line parsing or is there any other method?

A: It looks like you are asked to build a huge mansion; and you start by asking: "should my shovel to dig the cellar be better round; or more rectangular". Meaning: if you don't understand that parsing a java program requires more than "line by line" reading; then you are doomed to fail.
Anyway, depending on your underlying requirements, there are two possible answers:

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*As suggested by duffymo, you might want to learn using an IDE which allows you to easily identify "variable usage" within a project; and make modifications via "reflection"

*Start using a fully fledged Java parser; like https://code.google.com/p/javaparser/wiki/UsingThisParser


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What will Mark Suzman bring to new role as CEO of Gates Foundation?
By Catherine Cheney
On Thursday, Sue Desmond-Hellmann, CEO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, announced she will step down early next year. Her successor, Gates' Chief Strategy Officer Mark Suzman, has the potential to further expand the foundation's global influence, several development professionals told Devex following the announcement.
In an email to staff, Desmond-Hellmann explained that she and Bill and Melinda Gates have spent recent months discussing the best person to replace her to lead the world's largest private foundation. They selected 12-year foundation veteran Suzman, president of global policy and advocacy and CSO at the foundation, who will assume the role on Feb.1, 2020.
"Those of you who have had the pleasure of working with Mark know that he leads with level-headed diplomacy, integrity, grace, and good humor under pressure — all qualities needed to steer this great enterprise in a world of increasing complexity and volatility," she said in an email shared with Devex.
Photo courtesy of World Economic Forum.
Source: Devex (link opens in a new window)
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AVON TYRES AROUND FOREVER-As Long as I Can remember ?
Old sixties Garage with a vintage Avon tyres advertising sign.
Semperit tyres and a few others, (the names of who slip my mind at the moment), and so on and so forth.
We also remember the fight to take over control of the tyre retail chains, starting off in the sixties and the seventies. Michelin took over British retailer ATS, Dunlop formed the National Tyres chain, by merging some acquisitions, including the very large retailer Marsham tyres. Pirelli formed the Central tyre group, and the list goes on and on.
But we were swallowed up into the National tyre group and became primarily Dunlop and India tyre retailers. This was the main aim, to sell the products of the mother company. To be true full, I really enjoyed what was going on, and it all became a learning curb to me for the future. Times in the sixties were great for me as a teenager; it really was the "swinging sixties".
I clearly remember that the working man had more disposable income, and they were beginning to buy more cars, these cars needed puncture repairs and new tyres, things started to get busy. We had a very mixed type of business community, in the area where we were living, from large textile mills to farming on the outskirts of the towns. We also had all off the service industry that comes with a large populated area, such as hauliers, builders, bus companies and the smaller types of business like the solicitors and local banks and building societies all of who used cars and trucks and therefor had to buy tyres.
In the sixties we had to be "jack of all trades".
Where as in today's tyre market we generally stick to one thing, such as we in Halifax only service cars and other companies specialise in truck or earth mover tyres. We never knew what would come into us next; it could be a puncture repair on a tractor rear from a farmer to a small cart wheel from a mill basket on wheels. We also had a mix of different cars, from the rich mill owners with their Rolls Royce's to a bus conductor with his Mini.
a simple bubble balancer and wheel alignment was not a word in our vocabulary in the sixties. Radial tyres were replacing X ply's and more and more cars were coming out on radial tubeless tyres.
Some of the cars that were coming in for tyres would include the new Rover 2000. I remember this car because apart from the fact that it was very different in style and size the car came out on 165×14 Pirelli Cinturato tyres, but I believe that it was my first introduction to Avon tyres, who also made 165×14 radial tyres for this model. The new Rover became very popular with the new "middle management" customers and in 1966 a TC version was released which made the car capable of over 100 mph.
Avon tyres were better known for their motor-cycle tyres, but started to push into the car tyre market. We were also witnessing new tyre sizes to fit the newer types of cars that were competing for the new wealth that was emanating from then new business confidence that was giving the UK a "buzz". Cars like the E-Type Jaguar were getting more popular as second hand versions became available, from their start off at the Geneva Motor Show in 1961.
Jaguar cars were getting more popular amongst the wealthy mill owners who would by one for the wife and kids, but they came out mainly on Dunlop tyres who had formed a good relationship with the Jaguar company, although I do remember that Dunlop had balancing problems with some of the tyres. It was in the 1980's that Avon tyres were fitted to some Jaguars, the tyre that was used was the Avon tyres Turbo-Steel radial and was fitted to the XK model.
tradition right up to the present day, and can offer tyres that are just as good and competitive as they were in the original racing days.
Avon tyres still make tyres from the 450×17 vintage car tyre to the textile radials that have a special cling rubber tread compound that is used in making the Avon textile radial. The Avon Historic All Weather tread patterned tyres are designed to give excellent road holding in all-weather applications while keeping the period look of the historic range of racing cars. It is FIA approved for different historic racing series throughout the world. The textile radial is a "V" rated tyre so is capable of speeds of up to 150mph, ideal for vintage racing.
This tyre was developed as a formula Ford 1600 tyre and is used for the pre 1974 historic car championships. The tyre is also used for the pre 1965 1000cc formula 3 races and small bore vintage cars such as the MG Midgets and Frog Eyed Sprites. It is a great attribute to Avon to continue making these tyres an all sorts of sizes for this different array of cars.
The list of tyres that Avon make goes on and on and I will be covering some of them in different articles. From my early youth to the present day I have always been a huge fan of the Avon Company and we still buy their tyres to this day. We were sad when Avon were taken over by Cooper tyres but the old name has survived, and we can look forward to many years of this excellent tyre product.
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Kelly Smith
My areas of specialty include state politics and public policy. My research focuses on American politics with a particular emphasis on the relationship among state legislative politics, bureaucratic politics and democratic governance.
PhD, political science, Brown University
MA, political science, Brown University
BA, political science, Providence College
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POLI 101S: Introduction to American National Government
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PUBHV 140: Introduction to Public Health
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States politics and policy
Policy diffusion
Bureaucratic politics
Kelly Smith received her PhD and MA in political science from Brown University. She is currently examining the ways in which bureaucratic networks facilitate policy learning among bureaucrats and legislators during the diffusion of policy and its consequences for states as laboratories of democracy. Previously, Smith was a postdoctoral research associate on the education standards research team at the Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy at Brown University.
Kelly B. Smith, "Learning Without Widespread Adoption: Early Childhood Education in the American States" Early release in Publius: The Journal of Federalism, March 28th, 2019.
David K. Cohen, Susan L. Moffitt, and Kelly B. Smith. The Influence of Practice on Policy. 2018. In Shaping Education Policy: Power and Process, Douglas E. Mitchell, Robert Crowson, and Dorothy Shipps (eds.). Taylor and Francis.
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Kelly B. Smith. "In Pre-k, Florida Places Excels in Quantity, but Lags in Quality," Orlando Sentinel, July 30th, 2019.
Susan L. Moffitt, Matthew J. Lyddon, Michaela Krug O'Niell, Kelly B. Smith, Marie Schenk, Cadence Willse, and David K. Cohen. "Frontlines Perspectives on Instructional Support in the Common Core Era." Prepared for the Getting Down to Facts II Project.
Susan L. Moffitt, Matthew J. Lyddon, Domingo Morel, Michaela Krug O'Neill, Kelly B. Smith, Cadence Willse, and David K. Cohen. "State Structures for Institutional Support in California." Prepared for the Getting Down to Facts II Project.


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Arrive into the capital city of Lima, private transport to your hotel.
Fly to Cusco and transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon you will have a tour of Cusco and the outlying Inca sites. Machu Picchu is just one of many Inca sites dotted in and around the Inca empire. Today you will see evidence of the genius stone masonry that the Incas are so famous for alongside colonial architecture.
A full day tour with lunch in the beautiful Sacred Valley of the Incas visiting Pisac market and the site of Ollantaytambo. Overnight in the Sacred Valley to rest before your visit to Machu Picchu tomorrow.
The train journey to Machu Picchu is a delight in itself as you descend from the Sacred Valley down into the lush cloud forest. Today you have a private tour of Machu Picchu with a local guide, afterwards you may like to visit the thermal baths in Aguas Calientes town.
Transfer to Cusco airport for your flight to Puerto Maldonado. Transfer by motorised canoe to your comfortable lodge set deep in the Amazon rainforest.
In the Jungle there are various activities including nature walks, educational talks, a boat trip to spot Caiman and nocturnal nature trails. All meals and activities are included.
Return to Puerto Maldonado for your flight to Lima. Overnight Lima.
We work with accommodation from 3 star and upwards and comfortable Amazon Lodges. Prices are based on 2 people sharing a room in a 3 star hotel. Ask us for upgrade recommendations and prices.
A trip to the Amazon is all about soaking up the atmosphere, you won't see large mammals at every turn but if you stand quietly you will see many birds and monkeys going about their daily lives. Don't miss a nocturnal walk to see the creatures that only come out at night.


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The Importance of the Broadmeadow Way
1st June 2020 John 1 Comment
The news is spreading in Fingal that An Bord Pleanála (ABP) has granted permission for the construction of a 6 km Greenway from Malahide Castle across the Broadmeadow estuary to reach Newbridge House & Farm (permission granted May 19th). This news has a particular resonance with me and my colleagues in the Skerries Cycling Initiative (SCI). Why is it so important to us?! A brief history will answer that.
As far back as 2008 we made a submission to the Dublin Transportation Office as it was then, advocating the creation of a cycleway from Balbriggan to Bray, noting that the Sutton-to-Sandycove cycleway concept was receiving attention from local authorities but the needs of cyclists north of Sutton along the coast were not being addressed. Then, in August 2009, the rail viaduct at Malahide collapsed and was repaired by November. But before the restoration contractors had departed the scene, the government and Iarnród Éireann brilliantly offered them the job of sinking the piers of a pedestrian/cyclist bridge across the estuary into the seabed. Those piers are there now, all 13 of them, and this will make the task of creating the Broadmeadow Way much easier. The following year, the SCI participated in an effort to organise a meeting between Fingal County Council, Iarnród Éireann and local representatives to discuss the bridge and how to promote cycling on the Fingal coast but the circumstances were not right at the time.
In 2013 the SCI wrote to the DTO's replacement (sort of), the National Transport Authority, about their draft cycle network plan for the Greater Dublin Area and we again tried to sell the idea of what we then called "The Fingal Coast & Castle Way". We wrote:
"This cycleway was conceived as one which not only provided excellent tourist and recreational coastal cycling, but also included direct links to major heritage and tourist-attractive sites along the way, such as Ardgillan Castle, Skerries Mills, Rogerstown Estuary, Newbridge House & Farm, Broadmeadow Estuary and Malahide Castle. Such a cycleway offers Fingal a genuine tourist product. "
You can see how the Broadmeadow Way in our minds was critical to our overall goal of getting the Fingal Coastal Way – as it is now called – constructed.
In 2014 a public consultation process for the Broadmeadow Way began. The SCI made a submission, advocating that the cycle/pedestrian track continue along the rail line as far as the Corballis Road, followed by a left turn up to the R126 and the gates of Newbridge House & Farm. Again we tried to put this cycleway into the context of the Fingal Coastal Way, a plan which "embraces both cycling and the local amenity and heritage connections which powerfully raise the tourism profile of the cycleway."
For the Fingal Coastal Way to work, two estuary crossings are required: one across the Broadmeadow estuary, which happily has been granted permission, and the second across the Rogerstown estuary. This latter project must now take centre stage in the development of this marvellous Greenway.
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One thought on "The Importance of the Broadmeadow Way"
Brian Tubbert says:
8th June 2020 at 3:10 pm
Fantastic idea!
For us Southsiders the estuary puts us off exploring Fingal beyond Malahide because it is such a detour around through Swords.
Brian Tubbert


THANK YOU to the children, parents and stellar helpers who made 2018 Yoga Camp another successful summer of yoga and mindfulness, fun and friendship. The weather was not the most cooperative. There was a diverse range of ages. The numbers fluctuated from day to day. It was a summer to be flexible in body and mind. AND WE DID IT! It was one of the most rewarding years of camp sessions ever. The children were the best in the country (and they did come from far and wide). The helpers were cheerful and ready for any task. The parents of both the campers and the helpers are to be commended. It takes a village. The Children's Garden Yoga Village is one of the best anywhere.
From Fairy Castles to Fishing for Yoga Poses, from Worry Dolls and Worry Stones to Kindness Bugs and Zen Gardens we learned to "Be the Pond". We learned that we are not our big feelings. They are just part of who we are. We breathed away sad and anger, we popped worries and frustrations and we found that there is a light inside each of us that grows calm, peace, happiness and love. We made friends with others and ourselves. It was a good summer.
Some private yoga and mindfulness classes, Reiki and other healing energy sessions may be available from Mid September. Contact Yoga Barb at natural_child@hotmail.com for information.
Road Construction is underway, as promised, but there's good news!
SUMMER CAMP IS ON THIS SUMMER!
I have been told (promised?) the road will be done in time for camp.
The number of camp weeks has been reduced to ensure that easy access is available to the camp. A limited number of children will be accepted, as always, so if you have not signed your children up for summer activities, please contact me as soon as possible. Each year, the number of children are limited. However, I do put names on a waiting list and I do try to accommodate as many as possible. I am still accepting applications for volunteers which may also dictate the number of children accepted.
This is our 17th year of summer yoga camps in which children learn the value of peaceful encounters with other people, animals, elements, the environment and perhaps most importantly, themselves. In our green space, nature meets child and helps him/her find that place of inner knowing…the love of life, the passion for being, as well as the quiet, the still, the listening, the calm…a place where children are expected just to be children without the pressures society relentlessly imposes.
Whether a walk in an Enchanted Forest, camping at the beach or playing amongst the stars, imaginations will soar as yoga poses, stories, co-operative games and related activities encourage learning & laughter, health & well-being, movement & stillness, peace & understanding, acceptance of oneself, others and our planet Earth. Healthy snacks will be provided each day even in the darkest jungle, in a castle or on the moon.
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Freeform picks up "Pretty Little Liars" spinoff "The Perfectionists"
By Andrea Park
September 26, 2017 / 2:18 PM / CBS News
Freeform, Disney's young adult network, has picked up a "Pretty Little Liars" spinoff pilot. Freeform's executive vice president of programming and development, Karey Burke, announced that it was ordering "Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists" from showrunner I. Marlene King and author Sara Shepard. It will star "Pretty Little Liars" actors Sasha Pieterse and Janel Parrish.
Freeform says it's eager to bring "Pretty Little Liars" fans more of their favorite characters.
"I can't wait to introduce our fans – and Sasha and Janel – to a new world of thrills and chills in Beacon Heights," said King.
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"The Perfectionists" is based on another book series of the same title, written by Shepard. It focuses on the "perfect" people of Beacon Heights who are not who they appear to be. The press release about "The Perfectionists" says: "The stress of needing to be perfect leads to the town's first murder. Behind every Perfectionist is a secret, a lie and a needed alibi."
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Pieterse and Parrish reprise their original roles as Alison DiLaurentis, the popular girl gone missing in Rosewood, and Mona Vanderwaal, who was unmasked as secret antagonist "A" at the end of Season 2 of "Pretty Little Liars," respectively.
"Pretty Little Liars" was a hit for Freeform, ranking as cable's No. 1 drama among viewers 18-34 and 12-34 during its final season. The show's star, Lucy Hale, tweeted her support for the spinoff.
Yay bb girls !!!!!! @SashaaPieterse @JanelParrish @imarleneking
— Lucy Hale (@lucyhale) September 25, 2017
Pieterse expressed her excitement on Instagram and said, "We feel right at home."
So this is happening!!! "Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists" will include me and my girl, @JanelParrish and we feel right at home @freeform 
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Thank you for that thought, Lindylou. I do try to bring out the beauty in the native plants around us.
Someone with the name Schwartzman can appreciate your promotion of the native zwarte bij.
A rich subject for photography. The little star is lovely.
I see that the song became a hit in the U.K., so perhaps it made its way to New Zealand as well. Here's the original recording.
What a sparkling and delicate close-up! Looks like fairy dust! Thank you for showing off the beauty of this plant to its best advantage!
You're certainly welcome. May the fairy dust bode well for you. When the receptacle, i.e. the star, is freshly revealed, it has a sheen that easily catches the light, as it did here. I look forward to the latter stages of poverty weed each fall. With all the rain we had until recently, I thought I'd missed a good display this year, but then I began finding some of these bushes with maximum fluff still on them.
If I were just passing by, I would never have realized that this relatively plain looking plant could be so beautiful.
Poverty weed becomes special in the fall. At other times of the year you probably wouldn't pay much attention to it, except in anticipation of what it will do in the fall.
I always love the way sun shines through grass, and the poverty weed is a great example on a larger scale. I really enjoy your series with the close-ups to go with the photos of the subject from a distance.
Photographers live for light (and the very word photography means 'writing with light'). Poverty weed offers opportunities for translucence as light passes through fluff, and for reflection as light glances off the receptacle (the star).
When I started these posts in 2011, I already had the notion of showing various stages of each species whenever possible. Of course there are hundreds of native species here, and I can't possibly get a good picture of each one in each stage, but I do what I can.
I used to assume any fluff landing in my varnish was milkweed. I know better now; goldenrod or poverty weed's a more likely candidate, especially this time of year. That's a lovely arrangement of plant and cloud; there's clearly enough wind to set great clouds of seeds a-flying.
Live and learn, right? My impression is that much more fluff comes from poverty weed, goldenrod, and other plants in the sunflower family, than from milkweeds, especially, as you say, at this time of year.
Near the poverty weed I found some of its seed-bearing fluff on other plants and took a few pictures showing the combination.
Beautiful, both. That first one begs for haiku. Hm. Let me think on it.
I'll be waiting to see what you can come up with that conveys the sense of poverty weed fluff and wispy clouds.
I was over at your blog when these comments came through.
I like the way you played with royalty versus poverty. You're right about dropping the "is" to get five syllables in the last line, but did you accidentally leave out four syllables of the seven you need in the middle line?
I was over at your blog when your haiku came through.
I like the way you played with royalty versus poverty, and the way crown can be taken in two senses: the top of a tree or the ring worn on the head of a royal.
You've met your self-appointed challenge.
Thanks. I enjoy juxtaposing a broad view with a close one.
The little star is nice enough to use in dried arrangements.
Because poverty weed is a star in my botanical firmament, I give it that treatment.
I didn't provide a sense of scale in the second photograph. The receptacles (stars) are actually pretty small, probably about a third of an inch across, so any dried arrangement including them would likely be a miniature one.
Dang! Such unappealing names! Not only is it a baccharis, but it is neglecta! and poverty? and weed? wow. The funny thing is that is looks more interesting than our native baccharis because it is unfamiliar.
I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me poverty weed and I won't neglect it. The common name goes back to the Great Depression, when this species readily sprang up on abandoned farms. People also called it Depression weed and Roosevelt weed.
Well, it certainly sounds more appealing when you put it that way. . . . I mean that you would not neglect it.
Right. There's no way I'd neglect something so visually appealing.
I did not get as far as Heavener, although I had looked at real estate there from here. If I had seen baccharis in Oklahoma, I would not have recognized it. Those in your articles are nothing like what I am familiar with. They were not blooming while I was there. If I had noticed it, I probably would have liked it, just because everything there was so unfamiliar, just like the Eastern red cedar that so many okies are not so keen on. I thought they were totally rad!
From what you say, if you'd managed to have some time in Heavener, I suspect you'd have found the vegetation heavenly.
Well, I find it as such without even being there! I really do not know what the allure of Oklahoma is, but . . . WOW! I really am a Californian, and I have no intention of ever living anywhere else, but I could SO vacation in Oklahoma!
Gads! That's it! This is the 'unappealing' native that grows throughout most of coastal California. I knew it mostly from Montara on the coast of San Mateo County, but it grows wild here and in the Santa Clara Valley . . . . and everywhere around here. There is a low growing ground cover type too, which is the ancestor to the cultivars that are available in nurseries. Although they are subspecies or varieties of the same species, we tend to distinguish them as Baccharis pilularis as the shrubby form, and Baccharis consanguinea as the ground cover form. I don't know why we do it that way. Those that we use in landscaping are all male.
As a nature photographer, I find it strange to landscape with male Baccharis plants because then there's no pretty fluff in the fall. Maybe the people who tend the plants don't want to have to clean up all that fluff, or maybe they don't want new plants sprouting up nearby. The poverty weed in this post's photos used to be bigger but whoever maintains that streetside strip trimmed the bush way back a couple of years ago. I worried that they might have killed it but fortunately it has hung on.
The male clones are used because the plants are foliar only. I mean than they are just foliar ground covers with green leaves. The natives that bloom are scrubby, and hold onto their old dead stems. We happen to have a few at work that we intend to salvage for now, just to see how they work. They happened to come up in a landscape that is composed of garden varieties of native plants, so no one will notice. If we keep the dead pruned out, we will see how they look in bloom and behaving almost as they would in the wild.


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What Does Salmon Taste Like?
ByMitchelle July 23, 2020 December 1, 2021
Salmon is an oily and fatty fish that flourishes nicely in salty water. People from Northern Europe value salmon and have eaten this delicacy for many years.
As compared to most of the fish available in the market, salmon has some uniqueness because of its richness hence can cook it using a myriad of methods.
What does salmon taste like? The white meat has a subtle and sweet taste. However, the feeling of salmon largely depends on the cooking method.
Also, there are different types of salmon, and each one tastes different. To get the original flavor of salmon, eat the fresh one.
I wouldn't mind tasting the different types of salmon available in the market. But, I'll opt for the ones harvested from large water bodies because of the more natural taste in the meat.
Salmon also stands out from other seafood because it doesn't have that fishy taste.
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What Does Salmon Taste Like Raw?
Fresh raw salmon has a buttery flavor and high-fat content that quickly melts in your mouth. However, the wild-harvested raw salmon offers a richer and better taste as compared to the fish pond salmon.
You can try eating raw salmon in sushi, with soy sauce, wasabi root ginger, some rice, or sashimi style (without any accompaniment). To make it taste better, most people eat raw salmon in sushi or as a meal starter.
On the other hand, as much as you want to enjoy raw salmon, you might get a spoilt one. Bad salmon will always have a strange taste with a harsh or stringy texture. It can also have a bland taste.
Why Does Salmon Taste So Good?
Salmon is an oily fish that does well in salty water bodies. For its survival, salmon feeds on krill and shrimp, making it acquire these sea animals' flavors.
Besides, the pink and red color in salmon is believed to come from their sea diet, which is high in fat and protein, giving it some extra sweetness.
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What Does Raw Salmon Look Like?
Raw wild salmon has a pink to deep orange and red appearance because of its diet while at sea, while farm-raised salmon have artificial or non-synthetic coloring added to their food.
With many varieties at sea, some will have a pink white appearance, some deep orange that is almost red in color.
What is Salmon's, Taste, and Texture?
Salmon have varying tastes and textures depending on whether it's from the farm or wild waters. Although they are all tender, those from the wild have a vibrant and buttery taste.
In addition, they easily melt in the mouth because of the high oil content. For example, the Pacific is home to different salmon species.
Let's delve a bit into the various salmons, their texture, and their taste.
The sockeye is the salmon with red flesh, which has a low- fat content. It has the authentic salmon taste as compared to the other types.
Chinook or king consists of high-fat content, making it the most expensive in the salmon family. The fat makes it buttery and allows easy melting in the mouth.
Coho, on the other hand, offers an out of the world noticeable flavor. It does not break easily, and most high-end hotels prefer using it in their cuisines.
The humpback or pink salmon is another variety with moderate oil with a mild taste. Out of all the available salmon, with a neutral taste since its low in fat content.
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What Does Smoked Salmon Taste Like?
Smoked salmon has different tastes depending on the type of brine used when smoking. The typical brine, which tastes salty always, has some soy sauce in it.
To have a myriad of tastes, you can add hot sauce, lemon juice, old bay seasoning, onions, pepper dill, and brown sugar.
Before smoking, marinate your salmon in brine for about 24 hours. Besides, the wood chips used in the smoking process will bring out the last taste. For the best flavor, you can use alder or mesquite chips.
You may also opt for apple flavor where after brining; you can marinate the salmon in an apple juice concoction consisting of brown sugar and then smoke it.
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Gochujang is basically a Korean fermented chili paste. It is the perfect combination of hot, sweet, and savory flavors in one. In Korea, the locals use it as a condiment for octopus. In the United States, it is used in several dishes including salads, soups, meat, and vegetables. You can also add gochujang to rice…
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5 Food Mill Substitute [You Need to Know About]
ByMitchelle December 25, 2018 July 9, 2021
What's a food mill? I believe a Food mill is a piece of necessary kitchen equipment for any cook. This is because it makes work easier and a lot faster. Most times, you will find me blending and grating my ingredients as opposed to chopping them so I am a fan of food mills especially…
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Substitutes for Coriander
Two things come to mind when I think of coriander, the ground coriander and coriander leaves are commonly known as cilantro. These two obviously come from the same plant. They both have a citrusy and spicy flavor. In the United States, most people call coriander leaves cilantro. Coriander refers to the coriander seeds or ground…
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Falernum Substitutes
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Falernum is a Caribbean sweet rum liqueur. It is flavored with several ingredients, including limes, ginger, almond, and other spices. Most people use this sweet rum liqueur to flavor tropical cocktails, but since it is not readily available, you need to know falernum substitutes you can use in its place. Despite being a liqueur, falernum…
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What is a suitable substitute for cooking cherry?
First things first, what is cooking sherry? Cooking sherry is a grape wine that has been fortified with brandy. It has an alcohol content of 12 to 17 percent but they sell it as a food item in the United States. Apple cider vinegar, vanilla extract, fruit juices, other wines, red wine vinegar, and drinking…
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The Southern Ocean is also known as the Antarctic Ocean located in the Southern hemisphere that surrounds the Antarctica. Not all liquids do that. Eel grass, a type of submerged aquatic vegetation, supports the life cycle of many fish and shellfish. There are five ocean biomes - Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Southern Ocean, and the Arctic Ocean. It is 64 million square miles. Over 90% of the life on Earth lives in the ocean. Euphorbia Obesa, also known as the Baseball Plant, is endemic to the Great Karoo region of South Africa. Algae in the ocean absorbs carbon dioxide and provides much of the Earth's oxygen. Facts About the Marine Biome. The deepest reaches of the ocean were once thought to be devoid of life, since no light penetrates beyond 1,000 meters (3,300 feet). Not only does a large part of the planet exist beneath the ocean, so does the United States – around 50 per cent, in fact.. 10. 1. Pictures of the Temperate Deciduous Forest.
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Police Issue New Search Warrant for Alec Baldwin
Police in Santa Fe, New Mexico investigating the shooting death of Halyna Hutchins have issued a search warrant for Alec Baldwin's cell phone.
The Shooting
The 63 year old actor fired a gun while rehearsing a scene of the film "Rust," which he was producing at the time. The gun was not supposed to be loaded. A bullet went through Halyna Hutchins, killing her, then hit director Joel Souza in the shoulder, injuring him.
While many people are trying to spin the story as an accident to give Baldwin the benefit of the doubt, many of the details just aren't adding up. Some people have come out and said that the actor was extremely negligent in his actions, while others on the set have outright accused Baldwin of deliberately shooting Hutchins.
"Alec Baldwin intentionally, without just cause or excuse, cocked and fired the loaded gun even though the upcoming scene to be filmed did not call for the cocking and firing of a firearm," alleges Mamie Mitchell, the film's script supervisor, in a lawsuit against the actor.
The Investigation
Apparently, the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office believes that there may be information on Baldwin's phone that could be related to what led to Hutchins' death in October.
Investigators previously asked Baldwin to hand over his phone, but he refused, telling them to get a warrant.
Police have confirmed that conversations about the doomed production were found on Halyna Hutchins' phone dating back to July 14th, and have stated that "gathering information prior to the film start date of Rust is essential for a full investigation."
Emails have also been uncovered between Baldwin and the film's armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, which discuss the type of gun to use in the scene. The actor apparently "requested a bigger gun," according to the search warrant affidavit. He chose a "period" Colt with a brown handle.
The search warrant affidavit also states that Gutierrez-Reed told investigators she checked the gun following the shooting.
"She checked the cartridge which would have been the one fired and said the first one she pulled out didn't have 'that' (pointing to the projectile end of a bullet)," according to the warrant.
The other rounds in the chamber were dummy rounds.
The document also states that Gutierrez-Reed said she "did not believe anyone on the film set would be that malicious" to bring live ammunition onto the set.
Earlier this month in a bizarre interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, Alec Baldwin claimed that he "didn't pull the trigger." He also stated that someone else put the live round in the gun.
Clearly, if they want to check out his phone conversations, the police think this was more than just an accident.
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For years we've been seeing scientific literature describe the various health risks associated with having elevated levels of (potentially) toxic heavy metals. The reason this information is so important is because it opens the door to a discussion about both prevention and treatment for the associated diseases. Certainly, one disease that draws interest from both … Continue reading Heavy Metals – A Risk for Alzheimer's?


How Do Admissions Officers Compare GPAs?
My daughter's school district uses a 6 point scale for GPA but I noticed many colleges are talking about GPA on a 4 point scale. What do we do and how do admissions offices compare GPAs (weighted to unweighted)?
The answer is: It depends, but many admissions offices are going to look more at the grades and the classes taken than the GPA itself.
Some high schools give additional points – maybe they call them honors points or a weighted point- to students who are taking advanced, honors or AP courses, but every school district tends to have its own policy on what points are awarded. It can be very difficult for universities to compare straight GPAs.
In other words, a 3.8 at one school may not mean the same thing as a 3.8 from another school. Some colleges and universities will recalculate a GPA according to their own method so that they are comparing apples to apples. Others focus more on what classes the student took and the grades earned.
We know that there are many variations. I live in a suburb of Houston, Texas and from suburb to suburb and across the city I know of multiple schools and districts that have different methods for calculating grade point averages. There is no consistent method of calculation in Houston and I know other schools across the country may have even more variations.
At some high schools, 93 is the cutoff for an A; in others it's 90. Some schools allow students to take classes pass / fail so the grade is not calculated into the average. Other schools my limit the number of advanced classes a student can take, while others encourage students to take five or six AP classes a year. Some districts are using a 6 point scale and in other districts a 4 point scale is common. Some schools calculate GPA differently if you get a B+, but at other districts a B is a B no matter whether it's a plus or a minus.
Variations in grading scales, calculation methods, and weighted classes make GPA's difficult to compare. Personally, I tend to use class rank. If I can see that 76% of a college's incoming freshman were in the top quarter of their class, that is more meaningful in advising a student than knowing that the average GPA was 3.8.
Many colleges publish GPA's using this unweighted calculation in which all classes receive the same consideration and honors, IB, AP, and advances classes are not given additional points.
For the purpose of college applications and admission, students should use the official GPA calculated by their high schools. Colleges are familiar with the differences in calculation and may apply their own method of calculation. Often admission officers are looking at grades earned and the classes taken not just GPA.
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Following the launch of the government's Red Tape Challenge and the Lofstedt review, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is proposing that several redundant regulations and orders are scrapped.
A consultation launched yesterday (January 23rd) and ending on March 12th 2012, will look into the merits of revoking six regulations and one order.
This list includes regulations that are now covered by the Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992, such as the Anthrax Prevention Order 1971 etc (Revocation) Regulations 2005 and the Non-ferrous Metals (Melting and Founding) Regulations 1962.
protective equipment (such as safety gloves), is to be supplied and used at work wherever there are risks to health and safety that cannot be adequately controlled in other ways".
The regulations also require that personal protective equipment is assessed for suitability before use, is maintained and stored properly, comes with instructions on safe use, and is used appropriately by employees.


If we take a closer look at the traditional symbols belonging to each of these metals, we will behold a revelation from them. The seven traditional metals laid out and placed in a certain order, give us a visual suggestion of the alchemical process. The seven metals are, Mercury, Lead, Tin, Silver, Iron, Copper and Gold. If we look at our picture we can see that the symbols of the metals are made up of three ideographic elements.
The (Cross), is the alchemical symbol of salt as matter, which symbolizes our lower, earthly, instinctual, and animalistic natures, which keep us materialistic and earthbound. When the cross dominates, the soul is buried by the earth.
The next ideograph is the (Crescent), the alchemical symbol of the moon, which symbolizes the achievement of the first order of the transmutation from lead to silver. The moon is the wonderful and perfected reflective faculty and mechanism for the higher life. It is the level of the realization of subjective consciousness, through which consciousness perceives itself as self realization.
The third ideograph is the (Circle), as the alchemical symbol of wholeness, which symbolizes man at his highest order of being. It also represents the spiritual life and attunement with that which is the universal. It is the fire of the solar force as the expansive and radiating centre of divinity and spirituality.
Let us now look at the metals.
These three aspects of man, the cross, the crescent and the circle are represented in the symbol of the metal Mercury as can be seen in our picture. Mercury is like quicksilver; it is solid and liquid at the same time.It can take on the shape and form of anything it is placed in. When heated is very volatile, it expands rapidly and turns to vapors. It can be frozen and made into a hard solid. Because of its ability to mix with other metals and form amalgams, it is used as a purifying agent. It is an ideal symbol for consciousness in that it can be anything it wants to be. Within the symbol for Mercury, we see the moon and the sun dominating the earth. This symbol reveals the three levels of consciousness, the fixed in matter as the salt (the Cross). Within this aspect we find the animalistic natures and the earthly elements.
Next, we see the reflective self – consciousness, the (Crescent) symbolized by the moon as a reflecting faculty.
Finally, we see the radiating spiritual divine centre the (Circle).
Light and warmth is also synonymous with the Sulfur principle.
Mercury is the allegorical symbol of consciousness in its raw state. It is the face of the still Waters of the Great Sea over which the Spirit flew in the description of creation in Genesis. Mercury is the prima materia as the first matter out of which we are to make the Philosopher's Stone.
We can examine how the transformation of our consciousness is depicted through the transformation of these metals.
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Home > City Government > Media Room > 2019 News Releases > Surrey Art Gallery Wins National Award in Education
Surrey Art Gallery Wins National Award in Education
Surrey, BC – Surrey Art Gallery received an Award for Outstanding Achievement in Education, specifically for its Indigenous contemporary art education and engagement, at the Canadian Museums Association (CMA) 2019 National Conference in Toronto on April 17. The CMA annually honours museums in Canada that demonstrate excellence in the areas of education, exhibitions, new media, conservation, marketing and research.
"We are honoured the gallery received this national award," said City of Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. "It is both an acknowledgement and validation of the longstanding work of Surrey Art Gallery to create meaningful opportunities for artists and audiences. This award recognizes how art can connect citizens, build understanding and empathy, and create vibrant communities."
The education category recognizes programming that advances knowledge and understanding by reaching new audiences or enhancing existing ones.
"I would like to sincerely congratulate Surrey Art Gallery on receiving this national award," said Sue Lamothe, CMA Chief Operating Officer. "The jury was unanimous" and the work was recognized as "nationally significant and exceeded the current standard of practice by going beyond the conventional approach."
Last year, the gallery implemented an Indigenous Contemporary Art Intensive, a summer residency in their TechLab where five young artists developed their practice and worked alongside mentors. Surrey Art Gallery also increased their offerings of Sharing Perspectives: Indigenous Contemporary Art Workshop for K–12 students in Surrey classrooms. Since 1999, the gallery has hired an Indigenous artist-educator to go into Surrey schools and share the gallery and public art collections, as well as teach a hands-on art activity growing out of their practice. Other initiatives in 2018 included a participatory installation by artists Roxanne Charles and Debbie Westergaard Tuepah titled Bearing Witness.
Funding was secured in part to support this work through the Vancouver Foundation, BC Arts Council Enhanced Capacity, and Heritage Canada's Young Canada Works (YCW) Building Careers in Heritage Program.
"Surrey Art Gallery is situated on the traditional territories of the Salish peoples, including the q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie), q̓ʷɑ:n̓ƛ̓ən̓ (Kwantlen), and Semiahma (Semiahmoo) nations," said Surrey Art Gallery Association President Joanne Dennis. "The gallery has a 40-plus year history of working with Indigenous artists through exhibitions, residencies, public programs, school programs, partnership projects, collaborations, committees, consultations, and more. The gallery plays a vital role in our city, and we are proud their work has been recognized as outstanding in Canada."
About Surrey Art Gallery
Internationally recognized for its award-winning programs, Surrey Art Gallery, located at 13750 88 Avenue in Surrey, is the second largest public art museum in Metro Vancouver. Founded in 1975, the gallery presents contemporary art by local, national, and international artists, including digital and audio art. Its extensive public programs for children through to adults aim to engage the public in an ongoing conversation about issues and ideas that affect our communities and to provide opportunities to interact with artists and the artistic process. Admission is free. Surrey Art Gallery gratefully acknowledges the financial assistance of the City of Surrey, Province of BC through BC Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts, and the Surrey Art Gallery Association.
Program Inquiries:
Charlene Back
Surrey Art Gallery
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Photo: Alanna Edwards's piptugwagit at UrbanScreen, part of the Indigenous Contemporary Art Intensive. Photo by Pardeep Singh.


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