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Client: Craigavon Area Hospital
Type of works: supply of antimicrobial copper ironmongery.
The new Trauma & Orthopaedic building at Craigavon Area Hospital provides state-of-the-art theatre facilities where patient dignity, infection control and a healing environment were key elements of the design.
The build cost was in the region of £10 million and was hailed by the Minister for Health as a 'World Class Facility', setting the standard for future theatre developments in Europe and further afield.
The building itself contains 3 ultra-clean laminar-flow theatre suites, a 7 bed recovery ward and a 15 bed orthopaedic ward.
With regards to the ironmongery specification, and at the clients request, a mixture of finishes was supplied, bronze ironmongery to tactile surfaces with stainless steel door closers and kick plates.
The clients brief stated the ironmongery specification required a proven yet unique lever handle which had to provide longevity and a proven track record in helping deter the spread of harmful microbes.
Copper and copper alloys have a natural ability to destroy harmful microbes relatively rapidly a solid bronze lever and pull handle were specified.
To match the specified bronze lever handles MB Architectural specified and supplied a matching concealed bearing hinge in bronze to the doorset supplier to keep the feel and also the aesthetics of the bronze flowing throughout the hospital.
MB Architectural also provided the door automation specification which had to be sympathetic towards users, many of whom have mobility difficulties.
MB Architectural is part of Macnaughton Blairs Architectural Division which also consists of Lloyd Worrall in GB and Yannedis in London.


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How to Read the 2020 Nutrition Labels
June 02, 2020
Eating healthy can be challenging, particularly during the recent events of COVID-19. Stress-eating and eating because of boredom are pervasively evident based on interactions with my patients and even within my own community.
The refreshed design and updated information on the nutrition facts label appearing on all packaged foods and drinks will make it easier to make informed food choices that contribute to lifelong healthy eating habits. So, what are the highlights?
Serving size is more realistic and prominent
The serving sizes have been updated to better reflect the amount people typically consume today. NOTE: The serving size is not a recommendation of how much to eat.
Calorie display is larger and bolder; calories from fat have been removed
Note the calorie count, but also consider where those calories are coming from. The calories in a healthy fat such as an avocado are healthier than the calories in a saturated fat such as butter. Substituting avocados as a spread on sandwiches or toast instead of using butter can boost your intake of potassium and reduce your intake of saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium. NOTE: A serving size is a 1/3 of a medium avocado.
The original label listed only total sugars, which included both added and natural sugars. The new label allows consumers to determine how much sugar has been added during the processing of foods, foods packaged as sweeteners such as table sugar, sugars from syrups or honey, and sugars from concentrated fruit or vegetable juices.
Natural sugars are healthier than added sugars. Fruit and dairy are both natural sugars and provide valuable nutrients, whereas added sugars provide no nutritional value. Foods that contain them are often high in calories, digest quickly and provide little to no satiety.
Vitamins A and C have been removed from the label because deficiencies of these vitamins are rare today. Vitamin D and potassium have been added as many Americans do not meet the recommended intake.
Sources of vitamin D include salmon, fortified milk and eggs. Sources of potassium include avocados, spinach, sweet potatoes, beets, pomegranate and white beans like cannellini beans.
Calcium and iron remain listed on the label. Sources of calcium include dairy, fortified almond and soy milk, spinach, broccoli, tofu and almonds, to name a few. Sources of iron include red meat, oysters, fortified breakfast cereals, quinoa, spinach and white button mushrooms.
The percent Daily Value (%DV) shows how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a total daily diet. Daily Values for nutrients have been updated, which may make the percent Daily Value higher or lower on the new nutrition facts label. As a general guide:
• 5% DV or less of a nutrient per serving is considered low.
• 20% DV or more of a nutrient per serving is considered high.
Personalize the label
Use the revised food label to get more of the nutrients you personally need and to get less of the nutrients you may want to limit. Choose foods that are higher in fiber, Vitamin D, calcium, iron and potassium. Limit added sugars, saturated fat and sodium.
Other guidelines to keep in mind:
- For adults, aim for at least 25-30 grams of fiber a day, 15 mcg (600 IU) of Vitamin D, 1,000-1,500 mg calcium and 4,700 mg potassium. For iron, adult males should aim for 8 mg per day. Adult females ages 19-50 should aim for 18 mg per day, and for females 51 and over should aim for 8 mg per day.
- Limit added sugars to no more than 5 grams per food item or less than 10% of calories per day. For example, for a 2,000 calorie diet limit added sugars to no more 200 calories or less than 50 grams per day.
- Limit saturated fat to no more than 15 grams per day for a 2,000 calorie diet.
- Limit sodium to 2,300 mg per day.

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CLEVELAND — Hundreds of runners and walkers took part in Cleveland’s Color Run early Sunday.
Its all part of the All-Star festivities happening around town.
Runners started dressed in white at Bicentennial Park and made their way down a race route entirely new to Cleveland, getting doused in colored powder at color points every kilometer.
The race is a part of All-Star Week and it’s the sixth summer in a row that the color run and the MLB have teamed up.
The course took runners past Play Ball Park and ended just feet away at Public Square.
There, runners ran across the foam-filled finish line and gathered for one last blast of color at the Finish Festival.
“All Star Week is amazing. The City of Cleveland has really stepped it up, honestly, we’ve been a part of this for a long time so Cleveland is amazing to work with. But the other piece of that is we wanted something that was affordable and accessible for everybody so that they could all be a part of All-Star Week so there’s a lot of fun baseball features, the baseball partners are all a part of this, but its something that everybody can participate in,” Mandy Hewlett, Project Manager of The Color Run, said.
The Color Run partenered with the American Childhood Cancer Organization, so some of the proceeds from the race go towards helping those in need.

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New Matobo National Park riding project in the making!
Horse Riding Matobo National Park
As James Varden Safaris and Tours, we are proud to anounce that we are broadening our riding horizons and exploring new areas and potential for safaris in Zimbabwe. We have completed a couple of exploratory rides in the World Heritage Cultural Area of Matobo National Park. This is a stunning area of incredible rock formations and ancient human history dating back many thousands of years and most recently incorporating the amaNdebele people’s history in Zimbabwe and that of Cecil John Rhodes as well.
Our Plan and What Horse Riding Matobo National Park entails…
Matobo National Park is an exciting place to explore on horse back and it is our intention to create multi-night riding safaris for experienced riders to enjoy this wonderful wilderness. We will be able to view natural ancient rock art galleries with art older than in any European gallery, rocks that are incredibly old, the enourmous and majestic Square-lipped Rhino, the graceful and powerful Verreaux’s Eagle, and a diversity of wildlife, birdlife and plantlife.
So riding in Matobo National Park for multi-night adventures is going to be an excellent addition to the riding safaris of Africa.
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. She is currently working as SR at Imran Idrees Hospital Sialkot.
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Her special areas of interest are Hormonal Issues of Women, Infertility Services, Caesarean Section/ C-Section.
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Her fee is PKR 800 for in-person appointment and PKR 800 for online video consultation.
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This introductory chapter begins by contextualizing the volume with reference both to post-conciliar shifts in understanding divine revelation as God’s self-communication in Christ, and to tensions surrounding the Papacy of Francis and his affirmation of creativity in ecclesial renewal. The chapter explains the overarching theme to which the authors respond – namely, the intersection of revelation and hermeneutics – and proposes that, taken as a whole, the essays illustrate a dynamic movement in contemporary discourse on revelation. That movement begins with the problem of historically mediated transcendence and proceeds to reflection on the transformative power of this complex area of speech. The second part of this introductory chapter includes brief descriptions of each of the essays.
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- Malaffi to showcase a solution that supports the adoption of healthcare data standards in Abu Dhabi, along with the extended version of the Malaffi Provider Portal at Arab Health 2022
- Malaffi played a vital role in Abu Dhabi’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, helping the Emirate achieve the number one spot in a global ranking that measures the success of the pandemic response
As part of its participation in Arab Health 2022, Malaffi, the region’s first Health Information Exchange (HIE) platform, along with the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), the regulator of the healthcare sector in the emirate, celebrates its three-year anniversary and showcases its strategic plans to enhance Abu Dhabi’s digital healthcare ecosystem and the overall quality of healthcare services.
January 2022 marks three years since the first launch of Malaffi in 2019. In a record time, the platform has connected almost the entire healthcare sector and built the foundation for a connected and unified healthcare system in Abu Dhabi with the goal of improving healthcare quality and elevating patient outcomes.
Malaffi currently connects 100% of hospitals and 95% of all clinics and medical centres in Abu Dhabi. This accounts for 99% of all patient episodes in Abu Dhabi, making it one of the fastest rollouts in the world of a health information exchange platform. The platform has collated over 660 million unique clinical records of medical information, from patient visits and lab results to radiology reports, vital signs, medications, vaccination records and a wide range of important healthcare data. Over 45,640 doctors, nurses, pharmacists and staff from healthcare facilities across Abu Dhabi have secure access to Malaffi.
H.E Dr. Jamal Mohammed Al Kaabi, Undersecretary of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, said: “Under the directives of the UAE’s wise leadership and their ambitious vision, the healthcare sector in Abu Dhabi has positioned itself as one of the leading healthcare systems in the world. This achievement is thanks to the emirate’s strong and advanced infrastructure, digital and technological capabilities and crisis readiness and preparedness, as witnessed with the successful COVID-19 pandemic response. Following its establishment, Malaffi has played a vital role in the healthcare sector’s journey towards growth and development. It has directly contributed to the success of Abu Dhabi’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and maintaining the health and safety of all members of the community. We are confident that Malaffi will continue to be an integral component in the future of the healthcare sector for many years to come.”
Atif Al Braiki, the Chief Executive Officer of Abu Dhabi Health Data Services, the operator of Malaffi, said: “We are incredibly proud of how far and fast we have come on our journey at Malaffi. In just three years since the launch in January 2019, we have built, from the ground up, what is now the region’s foremost Health Information Exchange platform (HIE). Malaffi has transformed healthcare in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi with the support of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH) and will undoubtedly continue to do so as the data quality and capabilities of the platform increase.”
Al Braiki added: “Looking to the years ahead, we enter a new phase for Malaffi with a roadmap guided by the strategic priorities of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH). We are constantly seeking to meet the expectations of our providers to improve the platform and to benefit patients while working to provide patients in Abu Dhabi with access to their medical records in Malaffi. We have also started to explore how the collated robust population health data can play a greater role in improving our capabilities to make data-driven decisions in areas such as disease risk management, preparedness, prevention, and healthcare quality. We will always strive to innovate and discover new capabilities to improve the health and wellbeing of our population.”
Hal Wolf, President & CEO, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) said: “HIMSS joins the global digital health community in applauding Malaffi and the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH) for rolling out a benchmark HIE in a record time of three years. Their efforts demonstrate the power of what we can achieve through digital health transformation. I am confident that with the same energy and focus, the next phase of unlocking the value of the collected data will have a positive, significant impact on population and public health in the Emirate.”
At the DoH stand at Arab Health 2022, Malaffi will showcase a data quality dashboard that identifies challenges with the current use of clinical data standards when healthcare providers are recording clinical information in their EMR systems, which is collated and available in Malaffi. The analysis generated via the dashboard guided DoH to issue specific guidance on clinical data standards to healthcare providers in Abu Dhabi (such as SNOMED CT and LOINC), late last year. The sector-wide adoption of these standards will significantly improve interoperability, data quality and thus increase the clinical value of the data available to all clinicians and enhance the accuracy and scope of population health insights.
In addition, Malaffi will be showcasing an enhanced version of the Provider Portal that is available to authorised clinicians in Abu Dhabi, including new data points integrated within the last year, such as clinical documents, vital signs and immunisation records. As part of the strategic road map, the platform will showcase an image exchange solution that will be fully integrated with the Malaffi Provider Portal this year and will allow users to have access to patients’ diagnostic radiology images such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs and ultrasound. All these significant additions to the Provider Portal are being integrated based on requests by Malaffi users and are added to the already available data on encounters, demographics, allergies, medication, radiology reports, laboratory results, problems and diagnosis and procedures. Expanding the scope of clinical information is expected to significantly impact patient care and the overall quality of the population health insights available to DoH, drawn with advanced AI analytics from the database of the rich clinical information in Malaffi.
Contributing to the exhibition, Atif Al Braiki will speak about how HIEs provide value to the entire healthcare ecosystem, as part of the Healthcare Transformation Talks on 26th January at 10:30 am. Dr. Rahul Goyal, Senior Vice President of Clinical Engagement and Adoption, is part of the scientific committee of the virtual Family Medicine Conference and on 1st February 1will highlight how having access to the longitudinal patient files helps primary care clinicians to improve patient experience and outcomes.
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- 25g butter
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 295g Arborio rice
- 250g mushrooms, sliced
- 850ml chicken stock
- 120g Parmesan, grated
- Heat the oil and butter in the pressure cooker on a medium heat.
- Add the onion and garlic and saut until translucent.
- Stir in the rice so all the grains are coated, then add the mushrooms and stir thoroughly.
- Add the stock, put the lid on and bring the pan up to pressure.
- When the cooker reaches pressure, regulate the heat and cook for 7 minutes.
- Release the pressure from the cooker and remove the lid.
- Stir in the Parmesan and serve. The risotto will thicken as it cools.
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Corn, soybean prices rise 10 percent
Grains go for elevator ride
Grain elevators full of corn, wheat and soybeans had a wild week, making a quick price trip up and then back down again. Prices for the three major U.S. commodity crops exploded to multi-month highs on Thursday as fears abounded that the South American corn and soybean crops could fall short of expectations.
The U.S. is still the largest producer of corn and soybeans in the world, but Brazil and Argentina are major exporters onto the global market, making their crops important as well.
Over the past few weeks, prices rose by over 10 percent as cold, rainy weather threatens to delay the South American grain harvests and political turmoil threatens exports as well.
After the exciting and fortuitous rally, many farmers and investors sold their grain holdings going into the weekend, knocking prices fiercely lower.
Meanwhile, U.S. farmers are gearing up to plant this year’s corn crop. This weekend’s forecast for warm, sunny and dry weather should allow farmers to plant up to a quarter of their corn fields by this weekend, and they may begin sowing soybeans in earnest soon.
Poor man’s gold is starting to get more expensive. During April, silver prices rose nearly $3 per ounce, a whopping 20 percent gain. Prices reached $17.72 on Thursday, the highest price since early 2015.
Silver is being boosted as investors are less fearful of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. It was once a “sure bet” that the Fed would raise rates to 0.75 percent or higher by the end of the year; now market watchers put another rate hike at about a 50/50 chance, which is helping pique investor’s interest in precious metals.
Silver is often a favorite of small investors as it can be bought in manageable quantities and has a wider variety of uses than gold. While gold is primarily used as a store of wealth, silver has an abundance of applications, as it is the best conductor of heat and electricity, the best reflector of light and even has antimicrobial properties.
Opinions are solely the writers’. Walt & Alex Breitinger are commodity futures brokers in Valparaiso, Ind. They can be reached at (800) 411-3888 or www.indianafutures.com. This is not a solicitation of any order to buy or sell any market.

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Today, at the first National RERA Conclave, organised by the UP RERA in Lucknow, RICS and NAREDCO released a report titled 'Breaking the Barriers — Reinvigorating Real Estate Finance in India'. The report outlines a way to create a robust real estate financial system, which is very much needed, given the current concerns and challenges in the sector.
The onset of regulations and reforms introduced from 2016 onwards "brought out the skeletons" in the sector, leading to an environment of mistrust among customers, thereby fuelling a consumption crisis, as well as a financial crisis. While the commercial, retail, hospitality and industrial segments are growing, residential markets have taken a beating. Therefore, there is a need for immediate intervention through government's monetary policy, fiscal tools and macroprudential measures, in order to handle the crisis.
According to the report, solutions must be categorised in accordance with the severity of the problem. The good news is that a majority of the problem-projects can be managed through key collaborative actions between the government, authorities, financers, developers and customers, while others will require larger measures for resolution.
The report also lists several challenges that the sector is currently grappling with that need attention. These include:
- A consumption crisis where customer sentiment is being driven by lack of trust and confidence in the market and stakeholders.
- NPAs and write-offs being at an all-time high.
- Declining capital adequacy ratio.
- Lack of skills and professionalism in the construction and BFSI sectors.
- RERA lacking the "teeth" to perform effectively as a not just a regulator, but also aide in the development of the sector.
- A highly litigious market emerging, where false and avoidable claims are also being brought to the fore and adding unnecessary pressure on the judiciary, regulators and conciliatory forums.


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Elvira is the daughter of Alfonso victoriosissimo rege in Toleto, et in Hispania et Gallecia. The ruling family has a generations long secret. They know - and are quite comfortable with - the fact they are a puppet ruling family.
No one outside the family has ever known this, though there are whispers here and there when certain, seemingly irrational, decisions are made.
The women were married off to secure greater and greater allegiances while the men were set to rule closer to home.
This was Elvira's lot and one she learned and looked forward to with relish. The opportunity to play intrigue at court and secure greater allegiances and safety for her family's benefactor was one she intended to seize and use to bring honor to her family.
She was married off to Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse in 1094 and was in the process of starting the "information trade network" in her new Condato when the First crusade hit. Being wise enough to know the power in the church, She joined him on the crusades and fought on the front lines.
Her battle strategy was well known and the honor she brought kept the eyes off her family and their lands for years. But it was not to last. Thanks to her fledgling information network, she received notice of the betrayal that would mean the loss of not only her Condato but also her family holdings and spirited away under cover of night.
She sent warning to her family's benefactor to warn him of the impending attack and the location of a newly acquired safe haven should he have need of it. That deed earned her embrace.


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Cheryl Power said babies of mothers with mental health problems were often at greatest risk because health professionals often focussed on the mother's problems.
Dr Power, a clinical psychologist told the Royal College of Psychiatrists annual meeting in Liverpool this made the infant, in affect, "invisible".
But she warned this isolated approach could have a detrimental effect on babies' health.
Dr Power, from Liverpool's Alder Hey children's hospital, urged health workers to focus on the whole mother-baby relationship.
She told the conference: "The infant needs to be exposed to stimulation and social interaction to enable their brains to develop.
"Mothers with mental health difficulties are compromised in how they are able to provide stimulation and how they are able to interact with infants.
"That will influence how a baby's brain develops."
She told delegates that it was necessary to think about the parenting role of mothers with mental health difficulties, as well as their personal needs.
"If the mother can be successful in the social role of being a parent they are more likely to recover from their mental health difficulties and that's going to have a major impact on the development of the infant," Dr Power added.

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Public Ad Campaign, a project of New York artist Jordan Seiler, organized artists to whitewash illegal signs in the city and then create works of art in their place.
- Coalition of Blight: Billboard Companies and Art Museums
- L.A. Billboard Companies Doubled Down on Lobbying in 2013
- Billboard Company Lawsuits: They Just Keep Coming
- Supergraphic Blight: Mayor’s Planning Commission Appointment Draws Fire
- New Digital Billboards For Los Angeles: Where? How?
- Fate of L.A.’s Digital Billboards: Legal Opinions Clash
- AIDS Walk Ads on L.A. Buses: A Pandora’s Box?
- L.A. Billboard Companies Open Money Spigot for Lobbying

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The maturation of ham is an essential process for developing its characteristic flavour, aroma and texture. During maturation, the ham is hung in a cool, dry place, where it undergoes a series of controlled biochemical and microbiological changes.
The maturation process can last from a few months to several years, depending on the type of ham and the consumer’s taste. During this time, the ham loses water and fat, which makes it more intense and concentrated in flavour. In addition, the enzymes present in the ham break down proteins and lipids, which improves the texture and smoothness of the product.
Maturation also allows the ham to develop a series of complex aromas and unique flavours, which vary according to the type of ham and the geographical area where it is produced. For example, acorn-fed Iberian ham is matured for a minimum of 36 months, while Gran Reserva ham is matured for a minimum of 9 months.
In short, the maturation of ham is an essential process to achieve the characteristic flavour, aroma and texture of this product. The longer the ham is matured, the more intense and complex its flavour will be, making it a real delicacy for lovers of good ham.

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Girls U-13 The Wilton U-13 girls team lost to Weston 2-0 on a rainy Sunday September the 27th. In an evenly played first half, Wilton shut out Weston led by defenders Helen Himebaugh, Amra Sabovic, Mairead Deacy, Caitlin Healy and Michelle Garvey who made a big clear on a Weston corner kick late in the half. Wilton forwards Bridget Saxe, Jackie Cooke, Amanda D'Arbanville, Meghan Reeve and Kelly Pagoto pressured Weston's defense throughout the half. Madison Gillespie had Wilton's best scoring chance of the half when she split through two Weston defenders but her shot on goal was just wide to the left. After pitching a shut out in goal in the first half, Emily Murtha switched to forward and had three shots on goal in the second half. A controversial no tripping call on a Weston forward led to her scoring the go ahead goal. Despite a great team effort by Wilton to tie the game, Weston added an insurance goal when Wilton wore down a bit with only one substitute available for the game. * * * Girls U-9 Blue The Wilton girls U9 blue team came together for their first regular season win. Playing unbeaten Fairfield, they recorded their first shutout, 2-0. In the first half, they were led by goalie Kate Hynes, whose blocks and kicks downfield kept Fairfield off-balance. She was supported by the outstanding defense, steals and clears of Bridgette Wall and Isabella King. In addition, great kicks and sideline dribbling by Mackenzie McCormick and Ali Dejana pushed the ball downfield at critical times. On offense, the passing of Erika Stang, Shannon Keefe and Quinn Smith, and a good steal late in the half by Katie Pruden, kept Wilton moving up-the-field . At half-time, the score was tied at 0-0. In the 2nd half, goalie Sara Wiltshire continued the shutout with a number of diving saves and great goal kicks. Both Wilton goals were scored by Alex Greer, on break-aways passes from Jayna Gumins. Throughout the game, when Wilton was pinned in its own zone, Wilton called upon Sam Huffman for her incredible throw-ins and the fancy footwork and strong corner kicks of Caty Greer. Wilton looks forward to continuing their winning ways next week against Easton-Redding. * * * Boys U-9 Blue The Wilton Boys U9 Blue team faced a tough Fairfield team on Sunday. In the first half, Matt Newfield did an excellent job in goal holding off repeated Fairfield attacks, while Peter Denious, Clayton Latone, and Ethan Grandolfo kept the ball in the offensive end of the field. The offensive side was ably led by Kace Stewart, Chase Connolly, Zach Rossi and Zach Dedrick. Brendan Connor had numerous shots on goal, but the first half ended with Fairfield ahead 1-0. In the second half, Cameron Farrar and Ethan Fang took command on defense, but were unable to connect with offensive players Zach Possi and Christopher Tienken. Chase Connolly, Ethan Grandolfo and Christopher Tienken all showed excellent ball control and passing skills but the tying goal remained elusive. Finally, late in the game, Wilton was awarded a penalty kick and Zach Dedrick kicked it home to even the score at 1-1. Fortunately, goalie Danny Williams made numerous key saves to keep Fairfield to only one goal, and when the final whistle blew, the game stood at 1-1. * * * Boys U-10 A The Wilton U 10 A Boys played a spirited game against Stamford on Sunday. Alem Sabovic, Mark Sreckovic and Alec Ziluca kept pressure on Stamford's defense while Kelan Duff and Kyle Maatallah thwarted Stamford's attempts at goal. Tommy Garvey, the team's fearless goalie, made six amazing saves ending the first half with Wilton down 1-0. The second half found the Wilton boys reenergized and the Stamford goalie busy. An excellent pass from Christopher Colbert to Garvey to Kevin Connolly almost found its way to goal as did a pass from John Brown to Nicholas Kupersmith. A beautiful kick from Max Goldring hit the post just missing its mark. Unlucky! Max Levi's superb goaltending and timely communication with his teammates limited Stamford to one additional goal. A terrific goal by Wilton's Harvey Alexander left the final score 2-1. The boys missed their teammate, Will Sullivan. * * * Girls U-9 White Swarming offense and lock-down defense led the U9 White squad to a 9-0 victory over Greenwich. Olivia Borden started the scoring within the first minutes of play. Taylor White, Phoebe Beshlian, and Emily Welch shared goaltending duties to record the shutout behind a strong team of defenders led by Kiana Nobumoto, Kirsten Perry and Maggie Wingertzahn. Tireless work by Grace Rava, crisp passing by Delia Freliech and near misses by Alix Wadehra and Annie Rava highlighted the action. Paige Keating, Kaitlin Reif, Phoebe and Olivia led the scoring fireworks with two goals each and Carly Sullivan added one off the left foot. * * * Boys U-10 Mother Nature emerged as the clear winner Saturday when Wilton's battle against a stubborn Ridgefield team was shortened to a single half mudfest in torrential rain. Joshua Bender started up front for Wilton and immediately set out assaulting the Ridgefield defense, with Cameron Morris repeatedly feeding surgical passes from his side. Liam Gany's footwork kept Wilton's adversaries on their heels much of the half, and Alex Kobsa added to the pounding on the offensive end. Joseph Strickland nearly broke the game open with a shot that left both the waterlogged sidelines and the receiving goalie gasping for breath. Cameron Berg tangled with the Ridgefiled defenders as well, chasing the ball through deep puddles which proved as difficult an obstacle as the defenders trying to keep up. Bennett Dahl provided a stunning display of midfield prowess, transitioniong the ball from the defensive end to his teammates upfront. Will Kalin shut down any hope of an early offensive run by the Ridgefield side, while Tor Aronson, as usual a defensive menace, poked away several attempts to test the Wilton goal. Henry Boot lived up to his name, pummeling the ball from the Wilton side deep into Ridgefield territory, and Sam Anderson's tenacity against an unrelenting offense kept the contest close. Jason Welch shut down a breakaway by Ridgefield and Tyler Smith was impenetrable defending the Wilton end. Dylan Bayer spent the half in goal, and the rain drops may as well have been glue, as he grabbed save after save, even as the weather worsened. By the time the half time whistle sounded, the threat of lightning forced the Wilton Boys to retreat from a pitch more fit for rowing than soccer, and the team would have to wait to finish an exciting match against a worthy opponent. * * * Girls U-11 In a contest matching two undefeated teams, Wilton and Westport battled to a hard-fought, 2-2 tie on a muddy Comstock field on Sunday, Oct. 4th. Despite good shots on goal by Lizzie Kennard, Michaela Avallone and Caitlin Hevesy, Westport got the only goal of the first half. Julia Dodman prevented several other goals with outstanding stops and a beautiful kick-save to keep the score close. Mackenzie Holmgren made several good clearing kicks, Gwen Hall made a fine stop to keep the ball in the attack zone, and Sara Steinberg got off several good offensive zone passes. The second half opened with aggressive play by Avallone and Dodman, resulting in a penalty kick which Avallone converted to tie the score. Megan DiMattio made several sharp clears in the defensive zone, and Rachel Lawlor made good stops and a clearing kick to turn back a Westport attack. Gwen Hall did a superb job in goal, including one "highlight-reel" save on a high shot. Hevesy, Dodman and Avallone continued their strong play in the offensive zone, and got off several shots before Avallone, on a breakaway, put a long shot past the Westport goalie to take a 2-1 lead. Kennard, Steinberg and Holmgren made some good blocks and clearing kicks in the latter part of the half. * * * U-13 B On a beautiful Sunday afternoon at Lilly Field the Wilton U13 B team played an outstanding, competitive game against Fairfield despite the 2-1 loss. Wilton moved the ball well throughout the game and showed a strong effort both offensively and defensively. Sean McSpirit and Luca Furst passed the ball to Joe Mancuso for two great shots on goal. Fairfield scored first despite many awesome saves by Michael Legaz. Our strong defense perservered led by Will Hoffman, Geoff Keating, and Gerrit Gaillard. Peter Depping and David Fox were able to keep the ball in play for us during the first half. Fairfield scored again and then Ben Williams scored for Wilton with a great shot. Wilton came out strong in the second half with a great shot on goal by Peter Williams. Evan McGorty moved the ball up the field leading to a breakaway by Peter Williams. Fairfield's defense was strong and kept us from scoring even with strong offensive pressure by Mancuso and the Williams brothers. Legaz had a great save at the end of the game keeping Wilton in the game but we were unable to connect to tie the game up. Great effort by Wilton. Final score Fairfield 2 Wilton 1. * * * Boys U-13A The Wilton Boys U-13A soccer team capped off a picture-perfect fall afternoon on Sunday with a 2-0 victory over Darien at Lilly Field. Once again, the Wilton squad combined an aggressive offense with a tenacious defense to notch another victory in their promising 2009 season. During the first 30 minutes of play, Wilton managed to force most of the play into the Darien zone thanks to unrelenting pressure from Peter Hermann, Ryan Emerson, Grant Sweeny and Spencer Brown in midfield. Their efforts, combined with the impermeable defense led by Jake Guth, Schuyler Andersen, Neal Sarup and Ryan Eberhardt, resulted in barely a handful of shots on the Wilton goal, allowing goalie Will DeSantis time to enjoy the spectacle at the other end of the field. With only minutes remaining in the first half, Wilton finally broke through on a pass from the left side by Jimmy Colihan to Tyler Brophy, who converted for the first goal. The Wilton assault continued apace in the second half, with several scoring attempts by forwards Daniel Cassell and Ben Williams. Wilton then got its insurance goal when Elliot Lipner took the ball on a drive up the right side and drilled it past Darien's diving goalie for 2-0 lead. The Darien squad managed quite a few more attempts in the second half, but all were thwarted as Wilton brought home the fine shut-out victory. * * * Girls U-10 On a sunny fall afternoon the Wilton B girls battled a tough Westport squad in a 4-0. In a match that featured crisp passing and exciting scoring chances, Sydney Brant played a stellar first half goal denying Westport on several opportunities, her defense helped out with many fine plays, led by Anna Sargeantson, Katie McAdams, and Eliza Ward. Delaney Chase, Grace Schaller, and Ellie Armstrong continued the tough defense into the second half. Melanie Turza, Hannah Simmons, and Sarah Hinck clicked n several opportunities. In the second half, strong goaltending by Ward and Hinck, kept the game close as an offense led by Meghan Keating, Catie Frankel, Sydney Brant, Anna Sergeantson and Ellie Armstrong kept testing the Westport defense as their valant comeback effort came up a bit short. Boys U-11 B The Wilton U11-B scored early against Stamford. Their tall opponents were accompanied by a forceful audience to cheer them on. A beautifully placed pass by Jack Gioffres to Matt Rubsam's for a brawny shot on goal resulted in their first score within the first 30 seconds. Goalie Liam Foster's attention and numerous saves, allowed only two goals from Stamford's insistent style of play. Foster was equally matched with awesome defensive positioning by Aaron Breene, Jackson Doggett, Carsten Langholm and Jack Ginsburg. Coach Dave's rotation of the Mids and Forwards led to a successful pattern utilizing Jack Gioffres, Mathew Rubsam, Cole Hollett, Luis Guerre, Corey Sabia, Scott Brown, and Orestes Nicopoulos. The Stamford team's hard line style led to many penalty kicks for Wilton and Striker Harrison McCool upped the score when his second direct free kick on goal was met with success as Harrison placed the ball low in the corner with line drive accuracy. The first half ended 2 - 2 as Stamford scored a decisive goal with a shot placed just over Foster's reach. Goalie Cole Hollett protected his team's goal during the second half of the game and the beginning of the second half couldn't have been more exciting as McCool ran up the left side, used his right foot and placed the ball just between the goalie's reach and the left goal post for a beautiful score and to the delight of his Grandparents, Harrison did a hammy dance! Second half forwards McCool, Ginsburg, Nicopoulos, Rubsam, Brown and Sabia worked extremely well together with awesome passing. The defensive team worked relentlessly to keep Stamford from scoring only one more goal as Aaron Breene was very confident against a set of tall Stamford Strikers who were well coached by the sidelines. Jackson Doggett, Carsten Langholm and Luis Guerra returned the Stamford offensive maneuvering with equally accomplished "D" skills. Matt Rubsam repeatedly took the ball up the field and worked against the Stamford D with precision and persistence and scored three of Wilton's 5 - 3 score against the formable Stamford squad. Just as we all picked up our chairs, over the tree line, came a beautiful harvest Full Moon, thanks boys for the great effort! * * * Boys U-9 White The Wilton Boys U9 White Team travelled to Fairfield and after a slow start in the first half were able to secure a 4-1 victory over the home team. At the seven minute mark Fairfield went ahead with the first goal of the game, but the Wilton defense came together with Ian Hoffmann in goal and Ryan Schriber, Collin Kroll, Ryan Frankel, Jackson Coyle, Dylan and Sean Flanagan playing the up front. Then with a minute left Andrew Patty evened up the game with Wilton's first goal. At half time Coach Ben Sadler got the team refocused and they opened the second half playing relentless defense that lead to the Ian Hoffman scoring the go ahead goal. With Jay Cassone in goal and Alex Sywak, Andrew Bucciero, Tyler Zengo, Liam Jackson, Clay Adams continued to pressure Fairfield which lead to a second Hoffman goal. The defensive pressure continued with Coyle, Schriber, Frankel, Sywak, Kroll, Bucciero and Sean Flanagan playing which lead to the final 2 goals by Ian Hoffmann. * * * Boys U-12 A It was a glorious sunny fall day at Indian Ledge Park where the Wilton U12A boys lost 2-1 to a well-organized Trumbull team. Beagles barked and fans shouted with intense optimism but the players performed less energetically and if it weren't for the heroics of Mitch Bascom in goal the scoreline would have been much worse. The defense of Jamie Fagan, Matt Ravichandran, Patrick Prinner, Carlos Hernandez and David Schneidman soaked up much early pressure but couldn't stop a long hoof from Trumbull to make it 1-0. The midfield engine room of Tim Watson, Daniel Jensen, Grey Livingstone, Austin Slater and Cole Hawthorne tried to get things going in the second half and thanks to a Livingstone free kick cannon from 30 yards out that bamboozled the Trumbull keeper things started looking up. But apart from one or two other shots from the forward line of Oliver Wilkinson, Preston Turk and Bryan Perlee there were no other chances for Wilton. Trumbull grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and started peppering the Wilton goal. They scored one but Keeper Bascom's agility kept the rest out. * * * Girls U-10 The Wilton White U10 girl's soccer team defeated Ridgefield this Sunday 7-1 in another dominating performance to remain undefeated at 3-0. Every player had a strong performance resulting in an amazing 20 shots on goal. When Ridgefield began to get a little momentum, Emily Tuin turned them away leaving no doubt that this was a Wilton day. In the first half, the defense lead by Zoe Lash, Victoria Curley, Lacey Eller and Ana Sudano limited Ridgefield to only four shots. The group stopped potential break-away opportunities time after time before they were able to develop. While the offense of Elisabeth Wenman, Caroline Sweeny, Lauren Robertson, Anna Cocoros , Elizabeth Breslin and Alison Wenman put constant pressure on the goalie from Ridgefield with several strong blasts before Anna Cocoros broke through with a score about 10 minutes into the game. That opened the flood gates as Caroline Sweeny and Anna Cocoros scored twice more in quick succession to send the game to halftime at 4-0. The second half saw a lot of nifty footwork from the Wilton team with a goal from each Lauren Robertson and Elizabeth Wenman. Wilton completed the scoring with a final goal off a steal by Ana Sudano with a fancy feed to Zoe Lash for the goal. The second half defense led by Elizabeth Breslin, Victoria Curlie and Alison Wenman along with acrobatic goal tending from Lacey Eller kept Ridgefield at bay to seal the victory. * * * Girls U-10 A On a beautiful October afternoon the U-10 A Girls traveled to Greenwich and came away with a 4-1 victory. The offense got off to a quick start with Carly Lattimer, Isabel Casiraghi, Alexa Hirn and Emme McClintock peppering the Greenwich goalie with multiple shots. Isabel Casiraghi started the scoring on a hard shot from the outside. The defense of Maddy LeBeau, Chloe Zimmerman and Lydia Hoffman kept the ball far away from the Wilton goal and goalie Paisley Eagan. After being denied in the opening minutes Carly Lattimer scored a great goal right before the half. The second half started with Lydia Hoffman in goal and Honor Thompson, Lauren Chiappetta and Julia Bonnist providing the defense. The offense of Eva Greco, Olivia Roman, Chess Cawley and Paisley Eagan led a spirited offense. Paisley Eagan scored early in the half to increase the lead to 3-0. After a couple of great saves the Greenwich offense finally broke through with a goal. The Wilton offense went right back to work with shots on goal by Chess Cawley, Olivia Roman and Eva Greco. Alexa Hirn scored the final goal of the game to seal the victory for Wilton. * * * Girls U10 Red A determined Wilton Red claimed a 3-2 victory over Ridgefield in a hard fought game on their home turf. Opportunistic offense and a stellar defense led the team to success. Offensive fire-power from Sophie Schmidt, Morgan McCormick, Cara Kilmartin and Stephanie Lane led the team in the first half with Schmidt providing a number of scoring opportunities for Wilton. "Heads up" play by Kilmartin and aggressive ball handling by Claire Gulbin kept Ridgefield on edge. Defensive prowess by Morgan Noonan, Colleen Graham and keeper Lily Mcdonald allowed just one goal throughout the half. An opportunistic score from Taylor Floyd, acting quickly on an errant goal kick, ended the half at 1-1. Ridgefield led off the 2nd half with an early goal to take the lead. However, aggressive defense led by Thaise Sudano, Noonan, Keeper Lizzie Lynch and the lightening fast Maddie Pagliaro shut down Ridgefield for the remainder of the game. Not to be denied, the offensive team of Kelly Prinner, Gulbin, Lane and Mcdonald turned it up a notch. Lane took advantage of a loose ball and beautifully placed a power kick to tie the game at 2. Following a number of shots on goal, perseverance paid off when Mcdonald took a ball down the line and booted it over the outstretched finger tips of the goalkeeper, making it 3-2 and solidifying the win for Wilton. * * * Boys U-12 C Wilton U-12C battled a strong Westport team leading to a tough 5-1 loss. U-12C showed good ball possession with offensive pressure provided by Joshua Reeve, Austen Stang and Ryan Walsh including a goal with a double assist from Jordan Reichgut and Michael D'Elisa to Connor McDonough. Working hard with determination on the defense was Alexander Wisdom, Hari Nair, Dean Kim, Matthew Macdonald and Kevin Collins. Nate 'The Great' Barone provided U-12C with amazing goal keeping with 41 saves including several body sacrificing saves and intelligent decisions. A tiring loss but the boys showed good improvement and look forward to this week's Columbus Day Tournament in West Haven.


text: Step 3: When the sticky rice is well-cooked, put the corns in. Stir and add 1 teaspoon of salt for the savory flavor. Next, add 200gr of yellow sugar and cook until the liquid boils again and the sugar dissolves completely, then pour half of the coconut milk can into the pot. Still heat the pot until the mixture boils again, turn off the stove. Finally, add 1 teaspoon of vanilla essence and stir well, then cool the sweet soup.


RUSS SMITH scored 23 points and Peyton Siva added 10 points and 10 assists as No. 2 Louisville pulled away from visiting Manhattan for a season-opening 79-51 victory on Sunday.
Chane Behanan had nine rebounds and eight points for the Cardinals as they won their ninth straight opener.
The Cardinals won despite continuing woes with their three-point shooting. They went 8-for-30, with Smith making four of 13.
Siva, the Most Outstanding Player in last season's Big East Conference tournament, matched his career high in assists while recording only his second double-double.
Rhamel Brown had 18 points and 15 rebounds for Manhattan and Michael Alverado added 13. George Beamon, the Jaspers' top scorer, did not play after injuring his ankle in practice on Friday.
The school played for the first time since the 2002-03 season. This was the first time Jaspers coach Steve Masiello coached against Louisville, where he was an assistant under Rick Pitino from 2005-11.
"That was some homecoming," Masiello joked. "We struggled to find our flow offensively."
Louisville forced 27 Manhattan turnovers and held the Jaspers to 36 percent shooting.
Manhattan had a rough lead-in on the season. The Jaspers were displaced by Superstorm Sandy, practiced in a borrowed gym and had an exhibition game against C.W. Post cancelled.
In other games:
* At Columbus, Deshaun Thomas scored 13 of his 19 points in a 17-2 run to end the half, leading No. 4 Ohio State to an 82-60 victory over Albany in the Buckeyes' season opener.
* At San Diego, C.J. Fair and Michael Carter-Williams each scored 16 points and No. 9 Syracuse blew past No. 20 San Diego State 62-49 on the flight deck of the USS Midway.
* At Chapel Hill, James Michael McAdoo had 19 points and 11 rebounds to help No. 11 North Carolina beat Florida Atlantic, 80-56.
* At Gainesville, Kenny Boynton scored 22 points and No. 10 Florida cruised past Alabama State 84-35 in the Gators' opener.
* At Waco, Texas, Pierre Jackson had 25 points and seven assists for No. 19 Baylor, and the Bears rolled to a 78-47 victory over Jackson State.
* At Madison, junior Ben Brust had 14 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 23 Wisconsin scored the first 19 points in an 87-47 rout of Southeastern Louisiana.
* At Cincinnati, Cashmere Wright scored 16 points and Sean Kilpatrick added 14 as No. 24 Cincinnati cruised to an 80-57 season-opening win over Tennessee-Martin.
* At Tucson, Mark Lyons scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half of his debut for Arizona and the 12th-ranked Wildcats escaped with an 82-73 victory over Charleston Southern.


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Trader Joe's: a neighborhood grocery store with amazing food and drink from around the globe and around the corner. Great quality at great prices - that's what we call value.
Well priced staples, wine and cheese. Trader Joe’s has their own brands ($2 wine called 2 buck chuck) and food items with a cult following. Off the freeway at the exit for the Hollywood Beach Retreat.


DNS Server on Windows Server 2003 is to resolve DNS Names to IP addresses and reversed. From Windows 2000, Active Directory acquires the hierarchical naming structure as the name of Active Directory (and its partitions). For that reason, an internal DNS Server is required to store and resolve Active Directory information.
Moreover, internal DNS Server could be used to resolve internal DNS name applications, such as web server, mail server, database server, etc.
A network with DNS Server configured does not have to be a domain (Active Directory) environment because DNS Server have two basic functions: resolve names or store information for Active Directory, or both.
This tutorial is to show you how to install and basically configure DNS Server to resolve DNS Name, and configure DNS Server ready for Active Directory promotion.
To install and configure DNS Server on Windows Server 2003, follow these steps
Content at a glance
- Assign a static IP to the server
- Add DNS Service on Windows 2003
- Select a primary namespace for the server
- Create Forward Lookup Zone
- Create Reversed Lookup Zone
- Verify DNS functionality
1. Assign a static IP to the server
This task is pretty familiar with network administrators at all level. DNS Server requires local server to have a static IP assigned. This static IP of DNS Server plays as a preferred DNS settings on client computer. All clients within the network must configure its preferred DNS Server pointed to the DNS Server IP address.
For example, I will assign my DNS Server this IP address: 192.168.100.1


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- Release Date 2019-02-04
- Label SNOE
- Catalog SNOE039
"Done And Dusted" strips it a little bit back, but doesn't lack anything when it comes to intenseness. It is tight drums bouncing around the percussions, a funked up bassline leading way to the quirky synths building heavy momentum towards a beautiful and dreamlike break that swipes you off your feet much like a magic carpet taking you on a groovy ride.
None other than Nick Olivetti has joined in, remixing "Ample". Nick is one of the hottest new names around at the moment, delivering one track after another that just ooze of dance floor madness. His take on the track brings proper heat, with his gritty style shining through the intense build-ups and bouncy groove combined with the popping elements from the original and quirky synths.
Time to bring out the big guns.


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The Center for the development of social entrepreneurship “Globus” (CDP Globus) is now a member of Diesis Network! Their membership will allow Diesis community to foster cooperation on a larger European scale. With CDP Globus joining Diesis Network, this brings up our members to 20 countries and 40 organisations! Welcome CDP Globus!
CDP Globus encourages the development of social entrepreneurship towards reducing social exclusion, poverty and unemployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They initiated and established the coalition for the development of social entrepreneurship “United We Can More”, first of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina. So far, more than 70 organisations throughout the country joined the coalition.
We very much look forward to keep growing together!


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We aimed at predicting the temporal evolution of brain activity in naturalistic music listening conditions using a combination of neuroimaging and acoustic feature extraction. Participants were scanned using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) while listening to two musical medleys, including pieces from various genres with and without lyrics. Regression models were built to predict voxel-wise brain activations which were then tested in a cross-validation setting in order to evaluate the robustness of the hence created models across stimuli. To further assess the generalizability of the models we extended the cross-validation procedure by including another dataset, which comprised continuous fMRI responses of musically trained participants to an Argentinean tango. Individual models for the two musical medleys revealed that activations in several areas in the brain belonging to the auditory, limbic, and motor regions could be predicted. Notably, activations in the medial orbitofrontal region and the anterior cingulate cortex, relevant for self-referential appraisal and aesthetic judgments, could be predicted successfully. Cross-validation across musical stimuli and participant pools helped identify a region of the right superior temporal gyrus, encompassing the planum polare and the Heschl's gyrus, as the core structure that processed complex acoustic features of musical pieces from various genres, with or without lyrics. Models based on purely instrumental music were able to predict activation in the bilateral auditory cortices, parietal, somatosensory, and left hemispheric primary and supplementary motor areas. The presence of lyrics on the other hand weakened the prediction of activations in the left superior temporal gyrus. Our results suggest spontaneous emotion-related processing during naturalistic listening to music and provide supportive evidence for the hemispheric specialization for categorical sounds with realistic stimuli. We herewith introduce a powerful means to predict brain responses to music, speech, or soundscapes across a large variety of contexts.
- Auditory cortex
- Computational feature extraction
- Naturalistic stimulus
- Orbitofrontal cortex


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Shrimp exports to Canada enjoy highest increase in CPTPP bloc
Thursday, 23/06/2022 16:46 (GMT+7)
After the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) took effect in 2019, Vietnam’s shrimp exports to Canada continuously increased.
|Shrimp exports to Canada enjoy highest increase in CPTPP bloc. (Photo: VASEP)
Data from the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) shows that Canada is the third largest importer of Vietnamese shrimp in the CPTPP bloc, accounting for 22% of the country’s total shrimp exports to this market.
Specifically, shrimp export turnover to Canada in 2020 reached 187 million USD, up 23% compared to 2019; the figure in 2021 reached 180 million USD, up 18% compared to 2019.
Up to the first half of May 2022, shrimp exports to this market also recorded a growth of 87% over the same period last year, reaching 100 million USD.
In recent years, Canada has consumed a lot of warm water shrimp from Southeast Asian countries in the context of a decrease in the supply of cold water shrimp. This can be considered a favorable factor for Vietnam’s shrimp exports to Canada.
Vietnam has strengths in seafood production with a variety of products. This is an opportunity to expand the market share of Vietnamese shrimp in Canada./.


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Why a PDF?
In late 2020, Eric Jorgenson published The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, a cut-and-paste collection of the "transcripts, tweets, and talks that Naval has shared."
I appreciate Jorgenson's effort, and I'm glad that he put time into such a worthwhile project. The world is better for condensing Ravikant's ideas into one publication. And Jorgenson is doing a great job of continuing to spread them.
But having paid for The Almanack, I was annoyed at the repetition of several ideas and the lack of clarity in certain sections. The content was "edited for clarity and brevity (multiple times.)" But that was a few times too few.
Problems with The Almanack
Concepts, and near-identical passages, appear in multiple locations throughout the book. Here are some examples. (The numbers that follow each quote are the Kindle locations.)
Example: Pursue specific knowledge
Specific knowledge is found by pursuing your genuine curiosity and passion rather than whatever is hot right now. 234
Following your genuine intellectual curiosity is a better foundation for a career than following whatever is making money right now. 457
Example: Capitalize on probability
In 1,000 parallel universes, you want to be wealthy in 999 of them. 773
I want to live in a way that if my life played out 1,000 times, Naval is successful 999 times. 1794
Example: Acknowledge stoic choices
In any situation in life, you always have three choices: you can change it, you can accept it, or you can leave it. 1464
You always have three options: you can change it, you can accept it, or you can leave it. 1471
In addition to the repetition, the section titles within the collection often don't reflect their content.
Example: Find Work That Feels Like Play
Retirement is when you stop sacrificing today for an imaginary tomorrow. When today is complete, in and of itself, you’re retired. One way is to have so much money saved that your passive income (without you lifting a finger) covers your burn rate. 718
Retirement and "work that feels like play" are not the same thing.
If Ravikant was writing a summary of his own thoughts, I suspect he would avoid reprinting such similar passages and being so unclear with titles. So why didn't The Almanack treat Ravikant's ideas with the same respect?
With that in mind, I've reduced and reworked the content. Where possible, I've eliminated the repetition by cutting or regrouping necessary passages. And I've restructured the book into a driver-horse-cart approach to the philosophy to make sure that first things get first place. (You can read more about that in the Introduction.)
- First, I read and highlighted what I thought were the most important concepts. I skipped any that I thought didn't contribute much to the whole. My intent was depth over breadth.
- Second, I regrouped my highlights according to the parent concept and/or the title hierarchy in The Almanack. If a title was a poor match for its content, I changed it. For example, the title above ("Find Work That Feels Like Play") became "What It Means To Retire."
- Third, where warranted, I added sub-sections to each chapter to highlight different aspects of an idea.
- Lastly, I added an Afterword section to emphasize two things: Ravikant's most powerful idea (specific knowledge) and his most inaccurate one (that wealth is money made while you sleep.)
References to The Almanack
Throughout the text, you'll see numerical references. Each reference indicates the location in the Kindle version of The Almanack. (They're not page numbers.)
Before reading The Almanack, I had never heard of Naval Ravikant. (OMG! WOT?) And I still haven't read anything of his other than The Almanack. (Sorry, Naval.) So my interpretations could be way off the mark.
As a copy of a copy, The PDF does run the risk of being a smudgy approximation of the original. You have been warned.


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Eva Longoria goes makeup-free in LA as she smiles while pushing Santiago in a stroller... after admitting it's hard to juggle work and baby
Eva Longoria, 43, ditched the glitz and the glam while taking her son Santiago for a casual stroll in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
The former Desperate Housewives actress wore a pair of grey sweatpants that matched her sweater, while her feet were supported by silver slippers which blended well with her overall attire.
Even her nail polish appeared to be in the color of metallic silver.
Quality time: Eva Longoria, 43, ditched the glitz and the glam while taking her son Santiago for a casual stroll in Los Angeles on Wednesday
The doting mother enjoyed her walk through the streets of LA with a male companion by her side.
With the upcoming premiere of her executive produced ABC show Grand Hotel, it goes without saying that Longoria’s schedule has started to fill up rapidly.
The 43-year-old admitted in an interview with Entertainment Tonight that she’s had to find the right balance between being a mother while still being able to juggle her career.
Cheerful day out: The former Desperate Housewives actress wore a pair of grey sweatpants that matched her sweater
'As I start returning back to work slowly, [I’m asking], "How do you balance it all?"' the Mother Up! star tells the publication.
'Everybody used to [ask] me, "How do you do it all? You do so many things." And I was just like, "Because I don’t have kids." Every project was my baby and now I actually have a baby.'
And what a transition it’s been for her.
So far, Eva says that she’s managed to make it work to the best of her abilities, having posted a photo to her Instagram last month showing her son Santiago accompanying mommy on the set of Grand Hotel.
Multitasking: ‘First day back to work and look who is my assistant director!’ Longoria gushed to her 5.6 million followers
'First day back to work and look who is my assistant director!' Longoria gushed to her 5.6 million followers.
'Has a desk and everything! #WorkingMama#BabyBaston.'
Earlier this week, Eva had gushed how happy she was seeing pal Gina Rodriguez take on the director role with her show Jane the Virgin as the two ran into each other filming scenes on the same lot.
The Texas native, in what seemed to be quite the emotional caption, stressed how delighted she was to see another Latina advance to prestigious levels in the industry that aren't commonly heard of, particularly for women.
Women power: Eva had gushed how happy she was seeing pal Gina Rodriguez take on the director role with her show Jane the Virgin as the two ran into each other filming scenes on the same lot
Unbelievable: In what seemed to be quite the emotional caption, Eva stressed how happy she was to see another Latina holding such a credible position in the industry
‘Last week @hereisgina and I were both directing on the same lot at the same time. Two women, two Latinas, two actors also acting...’ the Telenovela star wrote.
‘Now I don’t know if this was history in the making but I know I felt damn proud of this moment. This is progress, this is the future, this is awesome!’
ABC has announced that Grand Hotel’s first run on the network will begin in 2019, with a premiere date to follow in the coming weeks.
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CORRECTION: Graham Wood case
IN our article on the death of Graham Wood in yesterday’s Evening Telegraph we stated that Mr Wood had been previously convicted of administering heroin to a 10-week-old baby in 1985.
The body of 57-year-old Mr Wood was discovered at his home in Eyrescroft, Bretton, on March 12 this year.
Police originally launched a murder inquiry and two men were charged with murder.
However tests showed that Mr Wood – a heroin addict – had actually died of an over- dose of heroin and its legal substitute methadone and not a head injury that had been discovered on his body.
The murder investigation has been dropped but two men are facing robbery charges relating to the incident.
In that report we referred to Mr Wood’s previous conviction in 1985 for administering heroin to a baby.
But we incorrectly stated that the baby Mr Wood had given the drugs to was his daughter, this was emphatically not the case.
The 10-week-old baby was the daughter of a female acquaintance of Mr Wood’s who was a fellow drug user.
Mr Wood’s family have asked us to make it clear that the baby involved in the 1985 case and the mother of that child were not related to Mr Wood or his family.
We are happy to make this position clear and we would like to apologise for any distress.
Our report also mentioned that Mr Wood’s body may have lain undiscovered in the house for days or weeks, but this was not the case.
DEATH:: Graham Wood.


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MEMPHIS, TN. - Family members say 17-year-old Everett Rushing is lucky to be alive after being shot four times Sunday in Southwest Memphis.
"Some people die on the first bullet," said Chris Jones.
Jones said his young uncle was shot in his hip, twice in one leg and once in the other and said he barely knew the brothers responsible.
"He went outside and then like thirty minutes later boom, boom," said Jones.
Police said the shooting happened in the 4700 block of Ford Road when Rushing got into a fight with his ex-girlfriend's 17-year-old boyfriend and his older brother.
Investigators said a female broke up the fight and as Rushing was walking away the younger brother told his older brother, Kane Davis, to shoot him.
Police say Davis fired as many as eight shots at Rushing . One neighbor told us his 90-year-old mother heard the gunfire.
"When I got back I saw police out there," said Perry Stuckey.
Police said Rushing identified 20-year-old Davis as the shooter and said Davis' younger brother admitted to taking part.
Davis has been charged with attempted second degree murder and his brother was taken into juvenile custody.
Relatives said Rushing, who is from Texas, may be well enough to return to school in a few days.


Notice of 30 Day Comment Period and Public Meeting
Housing and Community Development Plans
South Dakota Housing Development Authority, in partnership with the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, will be hosting a public comment meeting to solicit comments on the drafts of the 2017 Annual Performance Report, the 2018-2022 Five Year Consolidated Plan, the 2018-2019 HOME Program Allocation Plan, the 2018-2019 Housing Tax Credit Qualified Allocation Plan, the 2018-2019 Housing Opportunity Fund Allocation Plan, the 2018-2019 Emergency Solutions Grants Program Administrative Plan and the 2018-2019 Housing Trust Fund Allocation Plan.
The Consolidated Plan is a five-year housing and community development planning document that includes how the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG), Housing Trust Fund (HTF) and HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) program funds will be allocated. The 2017 Annual Performance Report provides a summary of the actions, activities and the specific federal and non-federal resources that were available and how they were utilized to address the needs and goals specified by the Consolidated Plan.
The HOME program provides funds to developers and/or owners for acquisition, new construction, and rehabilitation of affordable housing. Proposed changes to the HOME program include changes to the funding set-asides, eligible activities, project cost limitations, project selection criteria, requirement of third party bids and developer fee limits.
The Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program funds can be used for renovation or rehabilitation of emergency shelters, shelter operations, homeless prevention, rapid re-housing and administrative expenses. Proposed changes to the ESG program include the removal of the minimum grant amount.
The Housing Trust Fund (HTF) is a program that complements existing Federal, state and local efforts to increase and preserve the supply of decent, safe, and sanitary housing for extremely low-income households, including homeless families. Proposed changes to the HTF program include changes to the project cost limitations, subsidy amounts and creating a funding set-aside for Service Enriched Housing.
The Housing Tax Credit program is a tax credit incentive to construct, acquire and/or rehabilitate housing for low-income households. Proposed changes to the Housing Tax Credit program include the changes to project cost limitations, project selection criteria, requirement of third party bids, developer fee limits, operating reserve requirements and the basis boost designation.
The Housing Opportunity Fund (HOF), created via SDCL 11-13, is designed to promote economic development by expanding the supply of decent, safe, sanitary and affordable housing targeted to low and moderate income families and individuals. Proposed changes to the HOF include allowing on-going submission of applications, change in administration of downpayment assistance and project cost limitations.
The public meeting is an opportunity for the public to provide their comments, suggestions and ideas of the draft plans. Final plans will be available by May 2018.
Persons interested in making comments may do so by appearing at one of the public meeting sites on March 27, 2018, or by sending written comments to SDHDA, attention Lorraine Polak, PO Box 1237, Pierre, SD 57501, by fax (605) 773-5154 or emailing to Lorraine@sdhda.org. All comments are due by 5 p.m. CDT, April 12, 2018.
The public meeting on March 27, 2018, will be held at several locations throughout the state through the Dakota Digital Network (DDN). The meeting will begin at 2:00 pm CDT (1:00 pm MDT). DDN sites that are available for this meeting are:
Aberdeen – Northern State University Library Room 117
Brookings – South Dakota State University Pugsley Center SPC Room 203
Eagle Butte – Eagle Butte High School
Mitchell – Mitchell Technical Institute TC Room 155
Pierre – Capitol Building Room A
Pine Ridge – Department of Human Services Building
Rapid City – South Dakota School of Mines & Technology Public Room
Spearfish – Black Hills State University Library Room 011
Sioux Falls – University Center Room FADM 145
Watertown – Department of Transportation Building
Yankton – Department of Transportation Building
Copies of the draft plans may be obtained without charge from SDHDA at PO Box 1237, Pierre, SD 57501-1237, by calling (605) 773-3181 or by visiting SDHDA’s website at www.sdhda.org.
South Dakota Housing Development Authority (SDHDA) does not discriminate against any person because of race, creed, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.
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Your transmission will have a temp sensor on the top tide of the valve bosy. I highly suggest taht if you are not Allison trained or never took one apart, don;t attempt to do the swap of the sensor yourself. I would have a Allison shop do it.
Here is why, to get to that sensor, you have to pull the transmission and roll it upside down. Then you need to remove the valve body. On the valve body, there are 3 bearing balls in there. If you drop one or misalign them, the transmission will not shift and you will burn out a clutch in minutes. I know for I made this exact mistake myself. Hard lesson to learn. You can drop the valve body while installed, but there is a $5,000 tool that is needed to get it to align back up properly. Most people don't have that tool for they don't do Allison's every day to need one.
With that light being on, even on a cold engine, most likely that sensor is bad. The sensor reads through the main harness that goes into the transmission. The signal is sent from the senor to the TCM (transmission module) and then to the vehicle chassis module on the bus in which it will light up that light.
I know you were hoping for a simple fix for the light, but there just isn't one.
At least now that you know what you need to do, you can move forward as needed.
I don't know why Allison said there isn't a temp sensor for there is one. All of them have it. There may not be an external gauge sensor, which is what they are thinking of, but it has an internal temps sensor for that is how the transmission controller knows how to do the shift point for smooth shifting of the clutches and how much engagement is needed on the solenoids as well at what RPM to shift at due to the temp of the transmission fluid.
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