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Nairobi MPs will have a hard time retaining their seats in the August 8 elections if a recent poll is anything to go by.
A survey by research firm Infotrack revealed that 44 per cent of Nairobi residents needed a change in leadership and would not vote their current MPs back into office.
However, if the elections were to be held today, a number of MPs would be re-elected. Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi (64 per cent), Embakasi West MP George Theuri (62.9), Kibera MP Ken Okoth (60.9), Kamukunji MP Yussuf Hassan (53.6) and Mathare MP Steven Kariuki (50) would retain their seats.
The MPs from the 17 sub-counties face an uphill task of defending their positions. There were however those that felt content with the current leadership and vowed to give the politicians another term.
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I watched this as part of my research for wife selling, as this is based on Thomas Hardy’s The Mayor of Casterbridge, in which a man sells his wife and child for a gold claim, becomes fantastically wealthy before his women reappear and he has to deal with his past actions.
The scenery is spectacular, snowbound mountains of California, with the miners, the bars and brothels, and the railwaymen who it is hoped will bring more wealth to the town. It is an engrossing story of relationships in a world that is on the brink of massive change, and the effect it has on people.
Though this is a Western of sorts, inasmuch as it’s set during the gold rush of California, the cover of the DVD shows 3 women and 1 man, which is really unusual. A really unusual, thoughtful film.
The other day I went past my local cinema and every film there was full of men with cars and/or guns. What on earth is happening in mainstream cinema? Where are the women? Back in the bad old days when women had few rights, they were as visible – if not more so – than the men.
Thank goodness for independent cinema.

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I want to insert a value into a table if it doesn’t exist, and get the id (which is autoincremented) of the inserted row or the id of the existing row.
At the moment I am doing this like so:
INSERT INTO table SET col = 'value' ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE id=LAST_INSERT_ID(id)
Then I can just get the last insert id to get the id of the existing or new row (‘col’ has a UNIQUE constraint on it).
But the table in question is using the InnoDB storage engine, which means that it allocates the autoincrement value to the row before the INSERT operation, so if the INSERT fails, the autoincrement value has still increased. e.g. with an empty table
INSERT INTO table SET col = 'value1' ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE id=LAST_INSERT_ID(id)
would return the id of 1.
If I try and insert ‘value1’ again 500 times, each time I would get back the id 1.
Now if I try and insert a new value
INSERT INTO table SET col = 'value2' ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE id=LAST_INSERT_ID(id)
I will get back the id of 502, since InnoDB increased the auto increment value for those 500 insert operations, even though they didn’t insert anything.
So I am worried about my autoincrement value getting really high really quickly.
There are a few solutions I can think of:
- Switch to MyISAM and use triggers instead of Foreign Key Constraints (I don’t need row level locking in this instance)
- Check whether a record exists before trying to insert it (and only insert records that don’t exist)
- Periodically run a script that ‘cleans up’ the auto increment values (I can’t do this as I may want to use the id values in URLs)
- Don’t worry about it and keep everything as it is
Can anyone advise me on this issue?


The Jerry Brown (D) campaign tells First Read that it has no plans to investigate who in its campaign used the word "whore" in reference to Republican gubernatorial opponent Meg Whitman.
When asked if they planned to fire the person responsible, campaign spokesman Sterling Clifford said he was uncertain the campaign would even be able to identify the staffer.
"I don't know that it's possible," Clifford said of identifying the person, contending there could have been a dozen or more people close enough to the phone to be heard. And they're not interviewing staffers to find out, he said.
An aide can be heard saying the word in a phone call recorded on a voice mail leaked to the Los Angeles Times. The call was placed by the Brown campaign to a union representative of the Los Angeles Police Protective League, seeking its endorsement. But Brown and the campaign did not hang up the call and the rest of their conversation was recorded on the union representative's voice mail.
News of the call, however, only surfaced last night, following a week of negative press for the Whitman campaign over the ex-eBay CEO's employment of an undocumented worker for nine years in her home. The Brown campaign contends Whitman promised to protect police pensions from potential pension reforms, whereas Brown made no such promise. The Whitman campaign accused the Brown campaign of orchestrating the immigrant lawyer story with lawyer Gloria Allred.
What the staffer said was "inappropriate," Clifford said. But, he added, it's clear it's not Brown who used the word. Clifford said he found it "interesting" that this recording surfaces just three days before their next debate, to be moderated by NBC's Tom Brokaw.


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Set aside, for a moment, any questions about how genetically engineered foods affect health or the environment. Set aside all the intellectual property arguments. Let’s ask a more basic question: Is genetic engineering useful? That is, is this technology fruitful enough that it merits further research?
According to the most hyperbolic rhetoric, genetic engineering is going to save the world. This is the technology that is going to liberate us from farms that run on fossil fuels. It will feed more people off fewer acres than ever before. And it will end our reliance on harmful pesticides. I say hyperbolic because no scientist I’ve talked to has ever suggested that genetic engineering is the only solution. But when the rhetoric heats up you’re likely to hear some version of this refrain: We don’t have any choice! We need this technology.
Recently, Jonathan Foley, the director of the Institute on the Environment at the University of Minnesota, made a convincing case that genetic engineering, or any kind of crop improvement actually, isn’t of primary importance. If we really wanted to feed ourselves responsibly, here’s how we’d do it: Reduce food waste, eat less meat, and make fertilizer and irrigation available to the farmers that need it.
Riffing on this reasoning, Doug Gurian-Sherman, at the Union of Concerned Scientists, took it a step further, pointing out that there is an opportunity cost to genetic engineering research. Essentially, public investments in genetic engineering eat up money and energy that we could instead be investing in more effective approaches.
So which is it? Do we have no other choice but to embrace this technology? Or is it basically the 8-track of agriculture? I wish I could argue one extreme or the other here — it would make this essay more dramatic. But as usual, the answer is: It depends. There are some goals of genetic engineering that are probably a waste of time. And then there are others that will almost certainly bear fruit.
What doesn’t work
To radically improve crops, breeders and genetic engineers have long hoped to make plants that do more with less. That is, they’d like to grow more food with less water, less fertilizer, and less light (which would allow faster growth). In his book, Darwinian Agriculture, R. Ford Denison assesses these aims and concludes that they are “likely to prove elusive.”
Here’s the reason that tradeoff-free improvements in the efficiency with which crops use light, water, or nutrients are unlikely anytime soon: These traits have already been improved by millions of years of natural selection. Any improvements that natural selection has somehow overlooked will often be too complex for today’s genetic engineers to imagine or to implement.
Denison’s point is that, when we try to reengineer organisms, we sometimes forget that evolution has almost certainly tried and rejected everything that we could think of. There’s an unrelenting Darwinian pressure pushing plants to optimize their efficiency. When we try to fix a flaw that looks inefficient, we’re likely to find that nature designed that supposed flaw for a very good reason.
For example, plants use an enzyme called rubisco, which grabs carbon dioxide and begins converting it to sugar. I like to think of it as a sort of pickup artist, seducing molecules. But rubisco is a sloppy pickup artist, with beer goggles: It often confusedly grabs oxygen rather than carbon dioxide, which wastes energy and slows down the entire process of photosynthesis. Scientists have called rubisco, “nearly the world’s most incompetent enzyme,” and “not one of evolution’s finest efforts.” They have suggested that we could increase its efficiency by 40 percent, leading to huge increases in yields. This would also suck more carbon out of the atmosphere.
It’s actually pretty easy to make rubisco more discerning. The rubisco in algae, for instance, is less likely to mistake oxygen for carbon dioxide. But there’s a big problem: As it gets pickier, rubisco slows down. It’s almost as if the enzyme is taking its time to check out its prospects on the dance floor rather than drunkenly grabbing whoever is nearest. And it turns out that rubisco is optimized to compromise between speed and pickiness to maximize efficiency. The more scientists learn, the more respect they have for the enzyme. A more recent analysis concluded that “rubiscos may be nearly perfectly adapted.”
And this sort of thing happens across the board: Whenever we try to fix things, there are always tradeoffs.
“Tradeoff-blind biotechnology mistakenly assumes that it will be relatively easy to improve plant traits that have been improved by millennia of natural selection,” Denison wrote. “[C]ontinually trying to reinvent nature’s wheels is a recipe for disaster.”
If you are willing to acknowledge the tradeoffs, however, high-tech plant breeding can be wonderfully useful, Denison says. There’s a tradeoff between a corn plant putting energy into growing tall to outcompete its neighbors, and putting energy into producing more seeds. In the wild, competing with the neighbors, it’s vitally important — but on farms, it’s not. We could take that tradeoff and have thigh-high cornfields. And in fact research along those lines is progressing nicely.
And when you leave the realm of efficiency, the options open up. There’s a constant evolutionary pressure to maximize your growth efficiency, but there isn’t constant pressure to evolve disease resistance, because diseases change and fluctuate. Biotechnology has already given us several successful disease resistant plants.
Then there are approaches like engineering nutrients into plants: There’s no reason that Golden Rice would evolve on its own. And that is something within our reach — as I understand it, the plant breeders have already developed rice with useful levels of Vitamin A, they just haven’t bred this trait into varieties that are adapted to all the climates where it might be used.
We know genetic engineering is useful to farmers — the commercial market tells us that. And there are these examples here where it could do some real public good. But opponents would argue that you could use other technologies to do the same things, and that you could accomplish a greater public good, cheaper.
What’s the bang for the buck?
Is all the hyped-up excitement that comes with a new technology — and all the corporate dollars pouring into universities to fund genetic engineering research — distracting researchers from more worthy areas of inquiry?
One of the people I asked about this was Leland Glenna, a sociologist at Penn State. Biotechnology companies are funding a lot of research at universities, and some say this is a good thing. Industry-funded labs do produce proprietary research, but they also produce a lot of good public science that wouldn’t be available otherwise.
There’s a bigger concern, however, about the way corporate funding influences the interests and values of public scientists. Glenna’s research suggests that, when there’s plenty of funding for a private-sector research topic, public research begins to mirror these topics. There’s now a strong incentive in public universities for scientists to produce findings that are marketable.
But Glenna doesn’t blame this on genetic engineering: The problem is that there’s just not enough public funding, he said. If there was more public funding, some of it should almost certainly go to research that involves neglected areas of biotech. Glenna points out that the National Research Council found that public money should be spent on biotechnology that might help farmers to adapt to climate change, for example.
And even Doug Gurian-Sherman isn’t saying that GE is such an inefficient tool that we should simply throw it out. When I emailed him about this, he wrote:
I am also not suggesting that a particular limit be placed on funding for GE vs. other types of ag research, but only that opportunity costs are considered carefully as part of the equation.
Alexander J. Stein, an agricultural economist at the International Food Policy Research Institute, specializes in the weighing of opportunity costs, and he agrees with Gurian-Sherman in this. Sure, there are cases where GE is less cost-effective, he explained to me in an email, but not all cases. Instead of asking “Should we use genetic engineering?”, we should be asking which projects are cost effective. And, in fact, organizations like the United Nations and the World Bank have set up rigorous criteria for weighing opportunity costs: “So projects that meet those criteria should be funded (whether GE or alternative) and those that don’t should not,” Stein wrote.
It’s not very exciting to say that each avenue of research project should be funded on its merits. It would be much more powerful if I could make the case that GE food can just never deliver as much public good as money spent elsewhere. But there’s just not good evidence for that the case.
Indeed, it’s clear that genetic engineering can provide a huge monetary return on investment. The success of commercial biotech hints that the technology also could provide return on investment for the environment, and for humanity, if we pursued the right avenues. We don’t need GMOs to save the world. But they could probably help.

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For those of us who crave the tangy delights of probiotic foods like kimchi, sauerkraut, and kombucha, the mere thought can set our taste buds tingling.
These fermented wonders not only tempt our taste buds, but they also provide a plethora of gut-boosting and health-protective advantages. But there’s a catch: the effect of heat on these probiotic powerhouses is frequently underestimated. In this article, we will look at the intricacies of heating probiotic-rich meals and how it may affect the helpful bacteria found in them.
Is it true that heat kills probiotics?
To solve this burning question, we turn to Bianca Tamburello, RDN, a nutritionist in New York City who sheds light on the subject. Tamburello emphatically states, “Yes, heating probiotic-rich foods kills off beneficial bacteria that help keep your gut healthy.” This news may upset those of us who adore kimchi stew or sauerkraut-laden Reuben sandwiches. She goes on to say, “Probiotics are hard to find in foods, so heating them before consumption means you’re missing out on the opportunity to help balance gut bacteria and reap health benefits including better digestion, immune health, and less inflammation.”
But is there a temperature at which these beneficial bacteria begin to die? According to Tamburello, “most probiotics begin to die off at around 115 degrees Fahrenheit and higher.”
So, while heat and probiotic foods aren’t always incompatible, her advise is to add chilled probiotic-rich foods to hot meals just before eating. For instance, top your heated grain bowl with sauerkraut or kimchi upon serving rather than cooking them alongside hot proteins or veggies.
A look at the bright side: nutrients can survive heat
If you’re concerned that heating probiotic-rich foods renders them nutritionally void, Tamburello provides some relief. “Heated kimchi and kraut still offer up fiber for digestion and nutrients for overall health,” she goes on to say. So, while the probiotic count may drop with heat, these foods are still healthful. Consider switching to yogurt or fermented beverages such as kefir and kombucha to obtain your daily dosage of probiotics.
Probiotics: raw vs. pasteurized
In the realm of probiotics, temperature isn’t the only factor at work. Tamburello emphasizes the difference between raw, refrigerated probiotic foods and pasteurized, shelf-stable alternatives. “Raw, unpasteurized fermented foods found in the refrigerated section contain significantly more healthy probiotics than pasteurized, shelf-stable alternatives,” she says.
Pasteurization involves heating food to high temperatures, which can destroy beneficial bacteria. While pasteurized products have some nutritional benefit, they should not be your primary source of probiotics. Therefore, Tamburello suggests looking for refrigerated probiotic foods that are both raw and unpasteurized.
So, in the end, it’s not necessarily necessary to be overly concerned about the heat versus probiotics battle. Tamburello’s parting advice is reassuring, “If your favorite recipes mix heat with probiotic foods, there’s no need to worry. Just make sure you’re eating some probiotic-rich foods cold, too, for maximum gut health benefits.” So, as you savor your probiotic-rich delicacies, remember that a little heat won’t extinguish the health benefits they bring to your gut.


This book addresses the practical issues for commercialization of current and future electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (EVs/PHEVs). The volume focuses on power electronics and motor drives based solutions for both current as well as future EV/PHEV technologies. Propulsion system requirements and motor sizing for EVs is also discussed, along with practical system sizing examples. PHEV power system architectures are discussed in detail. Key EV battery technologies are explained as well as corresponding battery management issues are summarized. Advanced power electronic converter topologies for current and future charging infrastructures will also be discussed in detail. EV/PHEV interface with renewable energy is discussed in detail, with practical examples.Accordingly, the life cycle of these battery packs are very important for a cost- effective usera#39;s point of view. ... As a real example related to Honda Civic, recently , there has been news  about Honda Company regarding the battery packs of Honda Civics produced during 2006a2008. Apparently, some of the battery packs in the second-generation Honda Civic hybrids are failing prematurely after 5 years.
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Let’s be honest. Life for the wealthy was a living hell under Clinton/Gore, when income above $250,000 was taxed at 39.6%. Equally hellish under Reagan/Bush, when capital gains above $250,000 were taxed at 28%. Not to speak of the Fifties and Sixties and Seventies, when income above $250,000 was taxed even more heavily. In truth, life for the entire second half of the Twentieth Century was a living hell for top earners.
But that’s not why we should preserve today’s record-low Bush tax rates.
We should preserve them because in those 50 confiscatory 20th Century years no new jobs were created (except the tens of millions that were).
We should keep them in place because in those 50 confiscatory years no new businesses were started (except Apple, Google, Intel, Cisco, Fed Ex, Starbucks, Staples and hundreds of thousands more).
Only when George W. Bush cut rates to today’s levels did the economy soar, the deficit shrivel, and unemployment hit record lows (except the opposite happened).
I raise all this because, with the election behind us and the Bush tax cuts about to expire, the debate begins anew.
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You could have paid a great deal of money last night to hear Bruce Springsteen, Jon Stewart, Roger Waters (of Pink Floyd), Ricky Gervais, Robin Williams, and others raise money for damaged Iraq War veterans — the better seats went for $2,500 apiece — and you could have raised your hand when the bidding topped out at $110,000 for the Boss’s guitar and harmonica . . . or you can watch the musical portion of it here, now, free (and still have the opportunity to donate, if not acquire the guitar, as the speech of the cheerful disfigured young soldier who’s had 55 operations thus far might well move you to do).
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Justice League has been tinkering with Kanye’s ode to himself for a composition of their own. Rook and 8 Bars worked on turning the acapella into a song that represents Ye’s evolution as an artist.
The producers said this about the track:
If you miss the old Kanye West you can buy his old albums, or if you’re J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League you can hit the studio and throw some music under Yeezy’s “I Love Kanye” acapella from his new The Life of Pablo album.
“It wasn’t just about making a beat, because that’s not what J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League does. We aren’t beat makers,” says Rook, who is 1/3 of JL. “We wanted to take Kanye’s verse and make it into a full-blown song. You’re welcome, now go to luxurysoundsociety.com and cop our new album J.U.S.T.I.C.E. For All.”


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San Francisco punk trio the Bar Feeders -- singer/guitarist Jimmy "Hüsker Dü" Higgy, bassist Trey "Lil' Al" Bundy, and drummer Mr. Larry Oscar Sugar Sugar Yellow -- debuted in 1995 with a self-titled 7" on the Dill imprint; a series of split singles and compilation appearances also preceded the 1997 release of the band's first LP, Scotto el Blotto. Pour for Four por Favor followed in 1999. A.D.D. Records.


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Andrea Arnold’s US debut American Honey (after Red Road, Fish Tank and her artful adaptation of Wuthering Heights) is the antithesis of what we think of as mainstream commercial filmmaking in every way but one – at close to three hours it’s incredibly indulgent, to the point where any goodwill towards what she’s attempting starts to dissipate.
It’s incredibly indulgent, to the point where any goodwill towards what she’s attempting starts to dissipate.
Perhaps she’s attempting to challenge audiences who’ll sit through a three-hour blockbuster movie, but balk at doing the same for an art film with naturalistic performances and a plot that’s closer to our actual lives. The fact that she’s cast Transformers star Shia LaBeouf suggests that might be part of her MO. Sadly, that doesn’t make it a great movie. Star (newcomer Sasha Lane), an 18-year-old woman we first see dumpster diving for food to feed her younger siblings. When she happens across a group of feral travellers led by the charismatic Jake (LeBeouf), she’s presented with a chance for escape – one she impulsively takes and which leads her on an odyssey across the US selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door. What emerges is a sprawling coming-of-age film that deliberately tempers the romanticism of the landscape with the rawness of a life lived tethered to the bottom rung of the societal ladder. It’s as brilliant and compelling as it is maddening and repetitious.
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When I think of photography I think of capturing lifes moments. Therefore when describing my style of photography I describe it as capturing the moments that you live.
I am thrilled and thankful that my career is something that I absolutely love doing - photographing people! I am truly living out my lifes passion.
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Set against the waterfront in Singapore’s central business district, the Fullerton Bay Hotel is a modern hotel that provides refined accommodation for guests. It features 100 finely appointed rooms and suites, each outfitted with modern touches such as individual temperature control, Nespresso® coffee machine, an in-room safe, flat-screen TV and Harmon Kardon Bluetooth speakers. Upgraded suites offer added living areas accompanied by enchanting views of the bay.
Guests get to indulge in an array of cuisine options at several onsite restaurants—some of which offer waterfront views. La Brasserie serves up classic French bistro favorite, while The Clifford Pier serves up heritage favorites, continental dishes, and tea. Guests can relax with artisanal cocktails at The Landing Point or soak up some breeze and after-hours drinks at LANTERN.
The hotel boasts a 25m rooftop pool where guests can enjoy a cooling dip next to a lovely view, as well as a luxurious spa offering different beauty treatments. It also features a fully equipped gym for training and workout sessions. Other hotel amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, valet parking, 24-hour front desk and a business center for printing, copying and other secretarial tasks.
A popular destination for business travelers and tourists, the Fullerton Bay Hotel features banquet halls and flexible conference rooms that can be reserved for different events. It’s also situated close to several major landmarks. It’s within a 10-minute walk to Boat Quay and only five minutes to the Asia Civilizations Museum. Seletar Airport and Changi Airport Singapore are both located within a 20-minute drive and easily accessible using the hotel’s airport shuttle service.
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- Nice building
- Luxurious Hotel
- Friendly atmosphere
- Great view
Policies vary by room type and provider.
FAQs when booking at The Fullerton Bay Hotel
Where is The Fullerton Bay Hotel located?
The Fullerton Bay Hotel is located at 80 Collyer Quay in Central Area, 2.4 km from the centre of Singapore. Raffles Place is the closest landmark to The Fullerton Bay Hotel.
When is check-in time and check-out time at The Fullerton Bay Hotel?
Check-in time is 15:00 and check-out time is 12:00 at The Fullerton Bay Hotel.
Does The Fullerton Bay Hotel offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes, The Fullerton Bay Hotel offers free Wi-Fi.
Does The Fullerton Bay Hotel offer free parking?
Yes, The Fullerton Bay Hotel offers free parking.
Does The Fullerton Bay Hotel offer free airport shuttle service?
No, The Fullerton Bay Hotel does not offer free airport shuttle service.
How far is The Fullerton Bay Hotel from the airport?
The Fullerton Bay Hotel is 14.7 km from Singapore Seletar. The Fullerton Bay Hotel is 17.2 km from Singapore Changi.
Can you bring pets to The Fullerton Bay Hotel?
No, pets are not allowed at The Fullerton Bay Hotel.
Does The Fullerton Bay Hotel have a pool?
Yes, The Fullerton Bay Hotel has a pool on-site.
Most popular landmarks
- Raffles Place 0.5 km
- Sir Stamford Raffles Statue 0.5 km
- Marina Bay 0.7 km
- Marina Bay Sands 0.7 km
- ArtScience Museum 0.7 km
- Sri Mariamman Temple 0.9 km
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MARIETTA, Ga. - Marietta police said a 20-year-old man is accused of DUI in a wreck that caused serious injuries to at least one driver.
Police said Ivan Gonzalez is in Cobb County Adult Detention Center and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, driving with a suspended license, serious injury by vehicle and other traffic violations.
Police said Gonzalez was driving a 2016 Chevrolet Silverado that collided with a 2001 Chevrolet Silverado, driven by 53-year-old Jose Galvan-Trejo. Police said Galvan-Trejo was treated for serious injuries at WellStar Kennestone Hospital.
Police said Gonzalez was attempting to turn left into a parking lot at 728 Sandtown Road and did not yield to oncoming traffic.
After the collision, Gonzalez in his 2016 Silverado his a 2007 Chrysler Sebring, driven by 55-year-old Smyrna resident Ray Terranova. Police did not provide specifics about Terranova's medical condition.
Police said additional charges are pending the accident investigation. Police ask anyone with information related to this crash to call investigators at 770-794-5352.


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Farmington County: The Ultimate Farming Tycoon Simulator Free Download PC Game pre-installed in a single direct link. Farmington County: The Ultimate Farming Tycoon Simulator was released on Oct 26, 2019.
About The Game
Farmington County: The Ultimate Farming Tycoon Simulator is an ultimate Indie and Simulation video game that allows you to build your Dream farm and enjoy farming at your own pace whether you want a small ranch made with hand tools, or a massive thousand-crop operation using a wide selection of customizable Farming Vehicles.
- The game allows you to hand tools and farming vehicles to grow thousands of crops all at once or several valuable plants in greenhouses.
- Build your Dream farm with barns, warehouses, garages, roads, sheds, windmills, and much more!
- You can do all the farming yourself or you can hire workers to help out with harvesting and hauling.
- Place sprinklers to regularly water your fields!
- Upgrade and improve your vehicles to get them to look and drive just how you want them.
- Plan out which crops you want to grow and sell them when the price is right.
- A dynamic economic system provides a fun challenge for you to test out your farming and management skills.
- Different crops will only grow in certain seasons.
- You can also build greenhouses to ensure that you can harvest all year!
- Make a winery for your Grapes, grow hops to brew your own Beer, or a fuel refinery for your Corn.
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A great box set from Rhino, this compilation sets out to prove that 50's rock was dangerous and full of attitude. The message is in the title, in the cover art that shows a cartoonish greaser roughing up a square, in the liner notes illustrated with the pulpy 50s paperbacks about gangs, loose women, and reefer. And of course the message is in the music, a great set of manic, greasy, frothy-mouthed tunes - rock-n-roll, R&B, jump blues, and rockabilly.
Loud, Fast and Out of Control - The Wild Sounds of 50s Rock
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In this edition of Sequel Bits:
- Matt Reeves talks about one of the new characters in War For the Planet of the Apes.
- A weird new poster for Alien: Covenant arrives.
- Don Rickles had not recorded his lines for Toy Story 4 before he passed away.
- Mission: Impossible 6 begins filming and adds another actor.
- Sharknado 5 will debut this summer for some reason.
- Demian Bichir will star in The Nun.
- Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales reveals new character posters.
- Is Jeffrey Wright teasing a Bond 25 role?
- A series of video teasers for Transformers: The Last Knight.
A new image from War For the Planet of the Apes was released via USA Today (see above), and with it comes this quote from director Matt Reeves, who spoke about Amiah Miller’s character – a human girl named Nova:
The war has been so brutal and has brought him to places where he has these feelings about humans that he's never had, and yet there's this other part of us that knows that, for the lack of a better word, because it's really about empathy, there is a humanity to Caesar that is just inescapable. And so the girl represents a part of himself that he has to push away if he's going to be fierce.
This Korean poster for Alien: Covenant is deeply weird and one of the worst examples of photoshopped floating heads we’ve ever seen! I’m not sure how it manages to pull both of those off at the same time, but here we are. That tagline roughly translates as “What will be the end of mankind?”, suggesting that Michael Fassbender’s David is just as dangerous as the Xenomorph.
The legendary comedian Don Rickles passed away last week at the age of 90. And unfortunately, he was unable to reprise one of his most famous roles: Mr. Potato Head in the Toy Story movies. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that Rickles had not recorded his lines for Pixar’s upcoming sequel, which is still being written. This will not the best first time the series has recast a major character following the death of an actor – the late Jim Varney was replaced by Blake Clark for Toy Story 3.
Light the fuse…
— ChristopherMcQuarrie (@chrismcquarrie) April 8, 2017
Christopher McQuarrie took to Twitter to reveal that Mission: Impossible 6 has begun filming, making him the first director in the series’ 21-year history to helm more than one entry. Meanwhile, Supergirl actor Frederick Schmidt has joined the cast in an unknown role.
Because the world is an ugly and uncaring place, Syfy has announced that Sharknado 5 will premiere on Sunday, August 6, 2017 at 8:00 P.M. The plot of this one involves a “global sharknado” arriving to obliterate the entire planet. The ongoing success of these movies (cynically made garbage produced solely to create the illusion of a “bad” movie) is the greatest argument for burning down pop culture as a whole.
The post Sequel Bits: ‘War For the Planet of the Apes,’ ‘Toy Story 4,’ ‘Alien: Covenant,’ Bond 25, appeared first on /Film.


If you want to start off your 2020 with some resolutions and a little bit of “Gin and Juice,” you can catch none other than Snoop Dogg at the Show at Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa Rancho Mirage.
The Long Beach-based rapper, DJ and cookbook author will be joined by special guest Warren G when he brings his I Wanna Thank Me Album Release Tour to the Rancho Mirage resort at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 11.
Tickets for the show, which range from $85-$115, will go on sale at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, and can be purchased by visiting aguacalientecasinos.com or calling 800-514-3849. The show is open to guests 18 and older.
“I Wanna Thank Me,” which came out in August, is Snoop’s 17th studio album and it features guest appearances from Rick Rock, Chris Brown, Whiz Khalifa, and his late cousin, Nate Dogg.
If you’re anxious to see the rapper before then, he’ll be at the House of Blues in San Diego at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 8. Tickets for that show range from $69.75 to $278 and are available on livenation.com.


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Hip-Hop 2000's Vol. 1by nald_orcino
Lil Jon, Nelly, Chingy and Mariah Carey.
My first try on mixing hip-hop using extended ultimix and funkymix mp3 vinyl track versions. Thanks to my brother DJ Skratchworks for the tracks. :)
AWESOMENESS! This is Sam's personal favorite when we go camping East Coast Park and enjoying a clubbing vibe inside the tent...:-)


I have a bone stock 2000 BRP. The float bowl gasket was leaking, so I pulled the carb and installed a Moose Racing XR650L carb rebuild kit. The bike fired right up, but once warm, stalled with any throttle. I did another tear down and switched back to 100% original parts except the float needle (identical to stock) and gasket. The bike fired right up, but once warm, only stayed running, poorly, with a lot of throttle fidgeting around looking for a spot to keep it running. - The gap on the choke (valve starter) looks good according to a PDF version of the FSM. - Throttle cables are adjusted like before according to my sharpie marker. - I cut the tab off the air mixture screw so I could adjust 360. I set it to ~2.5 out. Air mixture screw - I can’t really get in there while it is running. - Once warm, with the choke off, it will stall if I’m not messing with the throttle. - No room to adjust and avoiding getting burned. Gloved fingers didn’t work. - So it’s back to about 2.5 turns out. Idle Screw - I tried several positions, but with everything else going on like trying to keep it running, I can’t really tell a difference. - So it’s back to the sharpie marked thread. Suggestions?


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4-hour Guided Porto Pub Crawl including drinks
So you want to party but don't want to go alone? You want to meet new people but are not sure where you can find them? You want to dance but your friends are too boring to dance? Then let's party!!
Porto's #1 Nightlife event is stronger than ever. Let's gather a group from all over the world and partying together. Let's visit 2 bars and 1 rooftop bar, dancing like there's no tomorrow and making new friends! Learn how to cheers in 10 different languages and then forget all about it... Show us your dance moves, we want to see you dance! So you can't dance? Well maybe you'll find someone to teach you some moves... ;)
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- Tour escort/host
- 5 drinks included
- Live entertainment
- Guaranteed to skip the long lines
- Walking/Crawling tour
- Guaranteed to skip the lines
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- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- After meeting up with your guide and small group, set out to explore the city by night. It's a 2-minute walk to the first bar, where the first 2 drinks will be served.
Every hour the group will head to the next bar, where you'll enjoy VIP entrance and a drink. The last venue visited is one of the city's hottest nightclubs, picked depending on the group's preferences, where you can hit the dance floor and dance the night away!
Departure Point :Fonte dos Leões, Praça de Gomes Teixeira 10, 4050-161 Porto, Portugal
Departure Time :9:00 PM
Return Detail :R. da Galeria de Paris 41, 4050-151 Porto, Portugal
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- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Minimum drinking age is 18 years
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Near public transportation
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 19 travelers
- You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
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She was sworn in just over 100 days ago, so of course Governor Maura Healey still has a formidable array of unfinished business to attend to. Massachusetts needs tax relief, its frigid business environment needs thawing, its housing supply needs to be increased, its persistent outflow of residents needs to be reversed, and its obnoxiously opaque state government needs more transparency.
But also on the governor’s to-do list is a somewhat less daunting task: choosing a portrait for her office on the third floor of the State House.
By tradition, each incoming governor chooses the painting of a predecessor to hang in the Corner Office. As the Commonwealth’s 73rd chief executive, Healey has a lot of predecessors to choose from, beginning with John Hancock, who was governor from 1780 to 1785 (and then again from 1787 to 1793). To help her decide whose image should occupy the place of honor, Healey has invited Massachusetts students to submit essays about a former governor who inspires them.
Inspiration can come in many forms.
Healey might wish to celebrate the only other woman to occupy the highest office in Massachusetts by hanging the portrait of Jane Swift, who took over as governor in 2001 when Paul Cellucci resigned to become ambassador to Canada. Or she might pay tribute to a different predecessor with whom she has something in common. Paul Dever, a former attorney general, successfully ran for governor in 1948 — something no other AG was able to do until Healey broke the curse last year.
The new governor might give the coveted spot to a predecessor from the North Shore, where her family roots run deep — Healey’s parents grew up in Newburyport, and her mother’s parents met in Gloucester. Then again, maybe not: The best-known governor from that part of the state was Elbridge Gerry — a great Revolutionary-era patriot and one of the drafters of the Bill of Rights, but mostly remembered today as the eponym of gerrymandering.
Still another option for Healey, as the granddaughter and great-granddaughter of Irish immigrants, would be to honor the first Irish-American governor of Massachusetts. David I. Walsh, was also the first Catholic to occupy the state’s top post, serving two years as governor during the First World War; he later went to Washington as the first Democratic senator from Massachusetts since the pre-Civil War era.
Before she went to law school, Healey was an accomplished athlete: She was captain of the Harvard women’s basketball team, on which she was a point guard, then played professionally for two seasons in Austria. How fitting it would be, then, if she adorned the Corner Office with the portrait of another professional athlete who became governor of Massachusetts. Edward J. King, the Commonwealth’s chief executive from 1979 to 1983, played football as an undergraduate at Boston College, then spent three seasons in the pros as a lineman for the Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Colts. Nor is athletics the only way in which Healey resembles King. He, too, was a Democrat who made tax relief an early priority and understood the importance of allowing business to flourish.
Healey probably doesn’t want to emulate William Weld, a former federal prosecutor, who had the portrait of the crooked jailbird James Michael Curley moved into his office when he became governor. Weld may have meant the gesture as a reminder of what can happen to dishonest politicians — or perhaps, as was often the case, Weld was just being mischievous.
The governor could play it safe by picking the portrait of a predecessor who was one of the Founding Fathers — Hancock, say, or Samuel Adams. Alternatively, she could signal her resolve to follow in the moderate footsteps of her immediate forerunner, Charlie Baker, by putting his portrait on the wall. (She couldn’t do so right away, though: It hasn’t been unveiled yet.) Or she might like to telegraph plans to run for a second, or even third, term by elevating Michael Dukakis above the mantelpiece: He is the only person to have been governor for three four-year terms.
If I were in Healey’s place, however, I wouldn’t choose any of these. I would go with the portrait of the only Massachusetts governor who became president of the United States: Calvin Coolidge.
In the popular imagination, Coolidge was a dour reactionary drudge, a dullard who said little and accomplished less. In reality, he was one of the most popular governors and great vote-getters in Massachusetts history, a witty man who had a gift for communication and cared deeply about public service. During his rise from Northampton city councilor to mayor to legislator to governor to vice president to president, he ran for office 15 times between 1898 and 1924 and “never failed of election,” as The New York Times noted in his obituary. (Actually, he once lost a race for the Northampton School Committee.)
A man of strong ideals and integrity, Coolidge was profoundly concerned with social welfare. When he took office as governor in 1919, wrote Sheldon Stern, the longtime historian of the John F. Kennedy Library, Coolidge “supported a strikingly activist and progressive set of initiatives.” The list of examples is long, but they include endorsing the 19th Amendment to guarantee women’s suffrage, reducing the hours of the full-time workweek, increasing workmen’s compensation, drafting a package of proposals to deal with the postwar housing shortage, reforesting 100,000 acres of Massachusetts land, and creating a state Office of Fuel Administration to ensure that homes and businesses were heated in the winter. Coolidge had an admirable record on civil rights, condemning racial bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan at a time when the White House was occupied by the segregationist Woodrow Wilson.
In an address to the American Society of Newspaper Editors, Coolidge made his famous observation that “the chief business of the American people is business.” But he went on to make a more important point. “The chief ideal of the American people is idealism,” he told his audience. “I cannot repeat too often that America is a nation of idealists. That is the only motive to which they ever give any strong and lasting reaction.”
If Healey wants to share her office with a former chief executive who can inspire her to excel, she could hardly do better than to choose Coolidge, whose faith in Massachusetts never wavered. The Commonwealth’s 48th governor was one of its finest, and he would make a fine muse for its 73rd.
This column, originally published on April 23, was updated on May 2 to clarify that Coolidge once lost a race for Northampton School Committee.
Jeff Jacoby can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org. Follow him on Twitter @jeff_jacoby. To subscribe to Arguable, his weekly newsletter, visit globe.com/arguable.


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This year’s MIM SummerFest celebrates the group’s legacy and its future. It reflects Artistic Director Pete Nowlen’s talent for programming, combined with the support of an energized staff, board and volunteers.
SummerFest includes 12 concerts in 13 days, ending on July 3 — an ambitious effort. The headliners include Don McLean and Judy Collins at a new venue, Western Gateway Park in Penn Valley, as we’ve been reporting.
But it also includes some vintage MIM classical concerts, and I appreciate that. On Tuesday afternoon, we attended such a program at the Amaral Center at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley. Called “Seductive Serenades,” it featured an original MIM orchestra member, Neil Tatman on oboe, a tribute to MIM’s longstanding orchestral talent.
Neil has performed as principal oboist for Music in the Mountains since the festival orchestra’s inception in 1982. After 40 years of teaching university oboe students in California and Arizona, he recently retired from the University of Arizona, where he lives for most of the year. His symphonic activity includes regular posts with the Arizona Opera, Reno Philharmonic and Carmel Bach Festival.
Neil joined conductor Lucinda Carver — a first-rate guest conductor from Southern California — and MIM strings in performing Ralph Vaughan Williams’ “Concerto for Oboe and Strings” (1944). It was a delightful performance that brought the crowd to its feet and left Neil and the other musicians smiling at being widely appreciated.
MIM strings also performed Gustav Holst’s “St. Paul’s Suite, Op. 29 No. 2” (1913) and Antonín Dvořák’s “Serenade for Strings, Op. 22” (1876).
We bought some front-row seats and were fortunate to have Pete join us at our table for much of Wednesday’s performance. He is energetic and ebullient. Pete also was equally impressed at the program and led the standing ovation for Neil Tatman’s solo performance on the oboe.
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We chatted with Pete about this year’s SummerFest, and he’s excited about the new venue at Western Gateway Park for outdoor concerts. Attributes include clear sightlines, excellent sound and a spacious lawn to picnic under the stars. I also couldn’t help but notice that Pete was wearing a purple shirt on Tuesday afternoon, redolent of Northwestern University where he graduated with a degree in music. (I’m a Northwestern alum too, and we talk about that).
Few details are going unnoticed at this year’s SummerFest: I remarked, for example, about the quality of the program notes in the SummerFest program. One example: “Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Antonín Dvořák were all composers of the late Romantic period who referenced folk song and dance in their music.” Or “Williams did not write any music from 1914 to 1919 because he volunteered for military service in World War 1 at 42 years old — driving ambulance wagons in France and Greece.” Come to think of it, so did Ernest Hemingway and Walt Disney, I recalled.
MIM’s Executive Director Mieko Hatana calls SummerFest the “first movement” of MIM’s year-round season. “Movement 2” features the MIM Orchestra and Chorus with “Holiday Pops” and “Spring Classical” concerts. “Movement 3” features the events and fundraisers of the MIM Alliance and board. (We write about the Sierra BrewFest and Wine Dinner in our Summer issue). The “grand finale” features the youth of Nevada County. MIM is the largest provider of private music education services to public schools in Nevada County.
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Administered jointly by the NWTF, its state chapters and state wildlife agencies, the Hunting Heritage Super Fund is used for projects that support the conservation of the wild turkey and preservation of the hunting tradition. Nationally, NWTF chapters and cooperating partners have raised and spent more than $331 million for wild turkey conservation. Since 1985 over $2,436,555 has been raised and spent by Minnesota chapters on projects within the state. A sampling of these projects is provided below.
Habitat EnhancementSpent $641,340 on habitat improvement projects.
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Spent $315,650 on educational programs and literature including scholarships, education boxes, 4-H and teacher workshops.
Spent $25,342 on educational projects for volunteers and professionals including:
Spent $180,812 to introduce youth to outdoor activities, conservation and hunting. Sponsored 432 JAKES Conservation Field Days throughout the state.
Spent $78,531 to protect and promote the hunting tradition including contributions to the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance and the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
Spent $9,150 to support hunter safety classes and initiatives within the state. Purchased hunter safety materials and equipment, including interactive shooting systems.
Spent $215,512 to trap and transfer turkeys within the state. Expenses include the purchase of trapping equipment such as nets, rockets and rocket charges.
Spent $74,920 on programs, materials and equipment to introduce women to the outdoors, hunting and conservation. Conducted 176 Women in the Outdoors events throughout the state.
Spent $300 to protect wild turkeys and other wildlife through support of state sponsored reward programs, the printing of reward signs and reward payments.
Spent $142,000 on wild turkey management.
Purchased equipment to support law enforcement and management activities including:
Spent $448,669 to purchase 8,571 acres of land or conservation easements to preserve wildlife habitat and provide additional hunting areas.
Spent $21,000 on wild turkey research. Purchased equipment related to research such as radio telemetry equipment.
Spent $45,619 to provide opportunities for the disabled to participate in outdoor activities and learn about wildlife conservation. Conducted 43 Wheelin' Sportsmen events.
Spent $195,285 on other projects including organizational dues, travel expenses to professional meetings, special NWTF projects, and chapter rebates.
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