PM Narendra Modi calls for global cooperation on AI regulation
Modi’s address at the G20 summit spotlighted the necessity for global collaboration in regulating AI and fortifying efforts toward sustainable development goals.
At the virtual summit of G20 nations, Indian PM Narendra Modi delivered a notable address, emphasising the need for global regulation of AI. PM focus centred on addressing concerns surrounding the negative implications of AI, particularly highlighting the dangers posed by deepfakes. Modi underscored the urgency for international regulations to ensure AI-generated synthetic content does not adversely impact society and democracy.
India is currently considering formulating rules to govern deepfakes. The objective is to mitigate the potential harms arising from AI-generated content, aligning with the broader aim of securing societal well-being and democratic integrity, stated Modi.
A significant proposal put forth by Modi was the establishment of a Social Impact Fund dedicated to implementing Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in countries of the Global South. In a bid to kick-start this initiative, India pledged an initial contribution of USD 25 million and extended an invitation to other nations to join this endeavour. This proposal reflects India’s broader agenda of leveraging technology for socio-economic development, especially in regions that stand to benefit from digital infrastructure enhancements.
Looking ahead to India’s forthcoming hosting of the Global AI Partnership Summit, Modo expressed confidence that all participants will cooperate in this endeavour. This summit is poised to foster collective efforts in shaping global strategies and fostering cooperation in the realm of AI.
Beyond the scope of AI, Modi also spotlighted the pressing need to prioritise renewable energy sources, advocating for a tripling in their usage by 2030. Recognising the efforts made by G20 nations, he urged concrete steps during the upcoming COP-28 conference in the UAE to bolster climate finance initiatives. Modi’s emphasis on these crucial environmental measures aligns with the global commitment to combat climate change.


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5 signs that you are more attractive than you think you are
You have no idea what your external perception really is like? Are you totally haphazard when it comes to how you affect the people around you - and what men think of you? These signs tell you that you are a lot more attractive than you probably think!
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The own self-assessment and the actual external perception are sometimes as antagonistic as dogs and cats. You just looked in the mirror and hoped that you wouldn't run into anyone you know today - in the next moment the cute guy will be flirting at you on the train. Ouch? Don't I actually look like a doused poodle? Nope, not at all! In order to your own self-image gets a little upgrade, do we have Collected five signs by which you can tell that you are significantly more attractive than you probably suspect.
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[BRICUP’s update (29 January 2022): At a meeting yesterday between Shahd Abusalama, and her UCU branch officers, on the one hand, and Sheffield Hallam management and Human Resources, on the other, Shahd’s teaching was restored, and the management undertook that, from now on, it would follow the formally agreed investigatory procedure to the letter.]
Dear Professor Husbands
I write on behalf of BRICUP, an organisation concerned about the academic dimensions of Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian territory and its crushing siege of Gaza. Our members are all UK academics, many of them Jewish, or disciplinary specialists in relevant fields, or both.
Shahd Abusalama has every right to communicate forcefully on the treatment of her country. Yet Sheffield Hallam has proceeded to suspend her teaching before, not after, an investigation. That your university did this within days of the Jewish Chronicle signalling its intention of publishing an article attacking some of her social media posts is deeply troubling. It seems that you have preferred to put managing what you see as potential reputational damage ahead of protecting free expression and indeed academic freedom.
I note that your university has adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism. This has been fashioned not as a means of identifying instances of prejudice, hostility or hatred against Jews as Jews, but rather as a mechanism for blurring the meaning of ‘antisemitism’ so that it can serve as a protective shield against criticisms of Israel. It is both an intellectual disgrace and a rolling disaster for free speech. I fear that its malign influence, whether directly or indirectly, has contributed to your deeply regrettable decision.
Both you and the University that you lead have a responsibility under the law to preserve academic freedom and free speech. You also have a duty of care to your staff and students, of whom Shahd Abusalama is one, falling into both categories. She is a stateless person who spent her formative years under a vicious siege in a small territory subjected to repeated military assaults. Her father spent over a decade in prison for actions which if he were British we would recognise as entirely patriotic.
Awareness and sensitivity is growing about the oppressions and cruelties of the past, in which Britain has often played a leading role, and about the racist
attitudes that underpinned them. Your university’s action against Shahd Abusalama seems to suggest that, uniquely, it should only be Palestinians who are denied the right to discuss, research and name the nature of their condition.
Your action against Ms Abusalama has given comfort to those attempting to protect Israel from justified criticism. It will encourage them to make further attacks on those who speak up for Palestinian rights. Can I urge you to undo some of the damage by reinstating Ms Abusalama pending your investigation, which I believe will show that her presence and activities on campus can be a bonus, not a threat, to your university’s standing.
Chair, British Committee for the Universities of Palestine


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In 2021, the average monthly bitcoin price was just over $47,000 and the average number of monthly publicly-confirmed ransomware attacks was 106. Switch to 2022 (so far) and the average monthly bitcoin price is $31,000 and the average number of monthly ransomware attacks is just over 51.5.
Did the falling price of bitcoin result in fewer ransomware attacks?
To find out, our team of researchers analyzed the average monthly bitcoin price vs. the number of ransomware attacks, the average ransom demanded, and the average ransom paid from 2018 to September 2022. All of the data collated on ransomware attacks comes from our worldwide tracker of publicly confirmed attacks.
What did we find?
We found a strong correlation across a number of areas–both worldwide and in the US.
The price of bitcoin vs. the average ransom demand
The strongest correlations we found were between the price of bitcoin and worldwide ransom demands.
When we compared the price of bitcoin to the average ransom demand, we found a strong correlation (r = 0.73).
As the above table demonstrates, the average ransom demand often follows the price of bitcoin. For example, when the price of bitcoin reaches a monthly high of $61,319 in October 2021, the average ransom demand peaks a month later at $19.5 million.
Using the data available around ransom demands, we have also estimated the average ransom demanded worldwide in total.
Here, when the price of bitcoin spikes in October 2021, so too does the estimated ransom demanded in total, reaching a whopping $1.57 billion. The correlation between these two data sets is r=0.76.
We also see some spikes in 2022, when bitcoin reaches its highest value this year so far ($45,539 in March 2022) and the total estimated ransom demanded reaches its height a month later at just over $1.1 billion. Another smaller spike occurs in July with bitcoin reaching a price of $23,337 and estimated ransom demands hitting over $445 million.
To estimate how much ransom is demanded, we use the average ransom demand for all known cases (as noted in the table below) and multiply by the number of confirmed ransomware attacks we have logged that month. So what about actual ransom demands vs. the price of bitcoin?
Here we see a correlation of r=0.66. In March 2021, we see the biggest peak in ransom demanded with over $134.8 million in total, correlating with a spike in bitcoin price at $58,919. This total ransom demand arises from 13 separate attacks where the amount demanded was confirmed.
In many cases, ransom amounts aren’t given. That’s why the same spike we’ve seen in October 2021 for the estimated demands isn’t seen in the actual demands above. We have only been able to find ransom demands for four attacks in October 2021. This amounted to $62.75 million.
The price of bitcoin vs. the number of ransomware attacks
While the strongest correlations are between the price of bitcoin and the monetary demands made in ransomware attacks, there is still some correlation between bitcoin’s price and the number of successful attacks carried out.
Here, we noted a correlation coefficient of r=0.54.
We almost see a peak in the number of attacks before the bitcoin price spikes. In September 2020, we saw a peak of 193 attacks before bitcoin spiked in March 2021. A height in ransomware attacks is also noted in April 2021 at 171.
Throughout 2022, we noted a lower rate of publicly confirmed ransomware attacks worldwide, which coincides with the drop in bitcoin’s price.
Bitcoin Price vs. Ransomware Attacks & Ransom Demands
|Date||BTC Price||# of Attacks||Total Ransom Demanded||Average Ransom Demand||Estimated Ransom Demanded|
Bitcoin price vs. ransomware attacks in the US
As well as our worldwide ransomware tracker, we also log incidents in the US separately. When looking at the same data as above, we do note some correlation between bitcoin’s price and the amount demanded in these attacks.
- Bitcoin price vs. average ransom demand: r=0.54
- Bitcoin price vs. average ransom payment: r=0.57
- Bitcoin price vs. estimated ransom demanded: r=0.59
- Bitcoin price vs. estimated ransom paid: r=0.58
Our team keeps a daily record of ransomware attacks around the world, noting the ransoms involved (in USD), whether or not they were paid, the number of records affected, and numerous other data points. We used this data alongside the monthly USD price of bitcoin (as noted by Yahoo Finance). Yahoo’s monthly data is based on the price of bitcoin on the 1st of the month, and we used the close price for that date.
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The awarding of this year's Nobel Prize to Mario Vargas Llosa surely marks the first time the prize has been given to a writer who has literally blackened the eye of another laureate. The above photograph of Gabriel Garcia Marquez was taken by his friend Rodrigo Moya in 1976 shortly after a public altercation in which Vargas Llosa "sucker punched" Garcia Marquez, blackening his left eye and cutting his nose. The details of the fight, now part of El Boom legend, remain controversial, but the photographer's account, not published until 2007, describes it as much more personal than political. Garcia Marquez has always been an outspoken leftist while Vargas Llosa is a well-known rightist, but we should probably resist the temptation to draw any conclusions from the fact that Llosa punched Gabo in his left eye. (Which means Llosa swings with his right, appropriately.)
Turning from gossip to literature, I will take this opportunity to recommend Vargas Llosa's 1981 novel The War of the End of the World, the book that will probably be considered the great masterpiece of his maturity. Anyone who wishes to understand why this Nobel is richly deserved need look no further. For a completely different side of Llosa, I recommend In Praise of the Stepmother, a decadent erotic novel written during the same decade. And amidst all of today's Llosa praise, we shouldn't forget the deflating remark of that angry young Chilean Roberto Bolano: "Gabriel Garcia Marquez: a man thrilled to have known so many presidents and archbishops; Mario Vargas Llosa: same thing, but more polished."


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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Pike can be finicky this time of year, as milder temperatures and longer days re-kindle the urge to spawn. Knowing where they're heading is only half the battle. You've still got to catch them, at a time when their minds are turning to other things.
I'm sitting on the edge of a spawning spot. The baits are placed along the margins leading up to it. The water's quiet - suspiciously so, making me wonder if the usual suspects are murdering them somewhere else.
Pike fishing breeds suspicion. Have I been stitched up like a kipper by the chorus of yew wanna get on there in the afternoon, fish 'till dark. Did the local Esox Mafia stage a dawn raid, sack up and disappear while I was still in bed, dreaming of a thirty.
Are they all laughing somewhere as they toast a successful morning..? As in where's four-eyes - bet the daft twunt swallowed that fish till dark business, bet he's still sitting there now.
As this dark thought festers away at the back of my mind, I start running through the long list of reasons why I'm not catching. It all comes down to the time of year, the weather, bet they're on the move to where they spawn, which is exactly where I'm sitting give or take a few yards.
So I decide to sit it out as planned and chuck the baits out again. I even get a couple of fish pick them up, as the afternoon wears on towards evening, but both drop them. Earlier in the season, I'd probably have played around with a rig, tried different baits, popped one up or something.
There's no point now. The only thing which is going to salvage today is if a fish holds onto the bait long enough for me to give it some prong.
Once again, the river comes alive as the wind drops and the sun breaks through beneath the low cloud for the last half hour or so before it disappears beneath the floodbank. Prey fish are topping all around the floats.
But there are no swirls and fry skittering away for their lives, as some predator takes advantage of the sudden burst of surface activity. I know they're here, all the same.
The season's dying on its feet in the Fens. Just two weeks left, a few more days to eke out another twenty if fickle fortune smiles.
I reel the floats closer as the light goes, still thinking it's going to happen until it's too dark to see any point in staying. I drive home wishing I could get back out tomorrow.
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Saturday, February 25, 2012
Won't be anyone else there, I thought earlier, as I headed down the A10 eating Monster Munch. There wasn't - apart from Rob's old man, who's in the bit I fancied could do a good fish.
It already has mate, he says. Had a nice twenty. Just down there it was. It transpires ROM's off soon, so I do the decent thing and jump right in there.
Instead of going out first thing and going home when I get bored or hungry, I've gone later and plan to give it until dusk. Rumour has it that's the time they've been catching them on here.
The afternoon passes without a run, as the breeze gets up and the cloud thickens overhead. At 4pm, the wind dies and the first few dimples appear around the floats.
Looking good. Looking like another mild, bright-ish day's triggered a fly hatch, which has got the prey fish rising. Within minutes, they're everywhere - all over the three swims I can effectively fish from the spot where I've plonked my Khyber half way up the floodbank.
As my eyes flit from float to float, there's a big swirl right under the middle rod. A shower of rudd fly in all directions, like a handful of gold coins.
Get in there my son. I'm down the bank, with a bait on it in barely a minute. This looks silly. In fact, it looks very silly. But as I sit down behind the rod, there's an action replay right by the float. Come on girl. Come on girl.
The line twitches as rudd ping into it. A bigger one attacks the float. The next swirl's 10 yards up the margins - near a float I've parked in the next swim. Then it swirls beyond the float.
Alright four-eyes..? An old mate I haven't seen out on the bank in years appears from nowhere. We chat as the sun sinks. This is the time, he tells me. This is when we usually get 'em on here.
Stay here 'till it's dark four-eyes, he says before he disappears off somewhere else. I had three doubles and a twenty in half an hour here the other week.
Stay on there as long as it takes, says a text from Rob. I keep telling myself it's got to happen soon, as the sun disappears behind the floodbank. The rudd are still going at it hammer and tongs. But dusk comes and goes without fulfilling its promise.
The Shipping Forecast comes on Radio Four, as I hit the main road. Dogger, Fisher, German Bight. West, North-west four to five, occasionally six at first. Backing west three or four later. Rough, becoming moderate. Showers then fair. Moderate or good.
I can't wait to get back out tomorrow, for some reason.
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Spring erupts in a glorious chorus of bird song, as we sit on the floodbank savouring the sunshine. Just over a week ago, just about everywhere was still frozen. It's 15C today, as we plot up around the stove and get the kettle on.
I haven't seen Rob for weeks, so we shoot the breeze as the floats bob in a brisk westerly and the sun beats down from an almost cloudless sky.
We've both caught so few fish this season that our ratio of twenties to smaller fish is about the only thing we can draw any comfort from. Less fish than last time around, but more of them have been bigger ones, if that makes sense.
As talk turns to the water we're on, Rob comes out with an interesting statistic. If we catch one today, there's a fifty-fifty chance it's going to be a twenty. If being the operative word, I say, bearing in mind I've hardly caught anything since Christmas and my best of 2012 so far is 17lbs.
Then again, I did tell a mate I thought we'd probably end up sitting it out for the chance of one big fish today, while we were deciding where to go. Can't be assed with that, he said, leaving me and Rob to see if my hunch was right.
I twitch the baits around 10.30am and a few minutes later I'm off, as a blob sets off against the wind, pulling line off the Baitrunner.
Fifty-fifty it's a twenty mate, says Rob as I pick the rod up and bend into what's obviously a big fish. It stays deep, shaking its head violently, after I put the brakes on its first lunge.
I bend in harder, wondering if the hooks will stay in. I remember the lump I lost last week, when the net snagged on a trace caught on a branch as I went to net it. I'm using a smaller, shallower net today, to avoid a repeat performance.
I feel slightly less worried as Rob sinks it deep in the margins without snagging anyone else's lost ironmongery. For a second or two, the fish wallows on the top, gills flared as she winds herself up for a tail walk. But Rob lifts the net as she glides over the draw-cord, pulling the rug out from under her feet.
She's unhooked by the time I get back down the bank with the scales, sling and camera. Do the hooks we currently both use - micro-barbed Owner ST36s - come out a little too easily at times..? I've had a couple of good fish which have shed them in the net, plus one that shed them on the way in.
Nah mate, says Rob. Hooked right in the scissors, two points right in to the bend - even I couldn't have lost this one, in other words. One of the hooks has straightened as Rob removed it from the pike's laughing gear. Maybe I'll step up a pattern next season, I decide.
We lift her on the mat and there's no doubt she's a twenty, broad-shouldered and deep-bellied, as she slips into the sling. Not a ripe old hen yet, though - as in room to weigh a bit more when she swells out with spawn.
When we're doing the pictures, we notice something else - a length of trace wire ending in a swivel and a bit of mono coming out of her scissors.
Back on the mat, the wire disappears ominously down her throat. Rob pulls up the first hook and I turn it out. As I do so, the bait pops clean out with the second treble.
She looks fine as we put her back, disappearing back into the depths with a lazy flick of her tail. The bait on the second trace is a fresh-looking bluey, the rig looks well-made. I wonder if the other angler broke off on the strike, or even on the cast in the same swim or somewhere nearby yesterday.
Either way, it's this girl's lucky day, as we rid her of someone else's handiwork. After she's gone, we find a large half herring in the net. That's one of mine, says Rob, examining the slashes he carved in its flanks. I was down here Sunday, I threw it in when I was packing up.
I say we ought to weigh the herring, to add a few more ounces. I stick it on a rod and lob it out instead. But add two ounces for my dodgy Avons and it's 23lbs 2oz, I remind myself.
Buzzards wheel overhead after I re-cast and wonder if we'll get another. It's 18C by what would have been lunchtime, if I'd remembered to bring the food.
Rob disappears off to work just after 3pm. The joys of being self-employed. The afternoon blurs by without another run, apart from a few bobs of the float when a crab shreds the bait, neatly peeling the skin off one side of the mackerel.
Strange how a single fish can re-kindle your enthusiasm and leave you itching to get out there again.
Click here for more twenties from the Fens, NB work in progress...
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Monday, February 20, 2012
I'm helping Snappy find a picture of the drought. It's today's big story. We're at a pit where water levels have now gone down so far that the platforms put in by the local angling club have been left high and dry.
A few summers back, this was a vibrant mixed fishery, where the banks were lined with anglers bagging up on tench and carp. Now the water's several feet lower than it used to be and the controlling club hopes to move the fish somewhere safer, before the warmer weather kicks in.
I file 500 words to go with the picture, wondering if the little pit's fortunes will make the papers amid the growing clamour from today's drought summit in London. In some parts of the country, the average person now accounts for 1,000 litres of water a week. So that's where it all goes then.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Goosanders take off in droves as I hop down the bank for a closer look. The ice is trembling in the wind and there are cracks and holes starting to appear in both swims I fancied.
Thirty yards down the bank, where you never seem to catch anything, it's clear. So I elect to start off in the clear swim, in the hope the one I want to fish will thaw enough to get the rods in.
By 10am, the ice is starting to visibly recede and turn from opaque to clear. Thawing fast. A westerly's got up and lumps are drifting off down the drain in the ripple.
By lunchtime, it's not quite clear enough to fish. But I'm worried someone else will dive in if I don't, so I cart the gear up the bank and as I'm getting the rods baited ready to go, the sheet breaks away from the bank and drifts across the drain. Now we're in business.
I can fish the near margins comfortably, as the ice clears off to the other side. I drop two in tight to bank on either side and one out on the edge of the ice, which by now has fetched up two-thirds of the way over.
I'm feeling confident by now. It must be 10C, I'm sitting up the bank with a fleece on as woodpeckers drum in the trees further up the drain. By 2pm, the last of the ice has drifted off in the breeze.
One of the floats down the side trembles and starts inching towards me leaving a tiny V-wake.As it picks up speed, I reel in the slack and bend in hard with the rod smacking the reeds.
A tail comes on top in a big swirl as a big pike wallows briefly on the top before she crash-dives for the depths.
I'm liking this. I'm liking this a lot more as she bounces about on the end without really going anywhere, as the rod stays doubled over. Good fish.
When I gain a few turns of line, she comes on top and I see how lightly-hooked she is - one point of the bottom hook at the very apex of her top jaw. I'm not liking this bit quite so much.
She rolls a rod length out, inviting the net. Got to be a good twenty. I see it all in slow-mo, as I up the pressure slightly, to guide her in towards it the mesh as I slide it out to meet her.
Instead of engulfing the fish, the net snags on something in the margins. It's a big stick, with something red on the end - a bait popper, connected to a trace someone's bust off on it.
Stalemate for a second or two. Then she throws a head shake and she's gone in a swirl, as the hooks fly up the bank behind me.
I grab the stick and find it's connected to the net with a trace, complete with popper and a leger boom. I cut the hooks out of the net, sit down and marvel at how quickly it can all go wrong.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
One month left, and counting. I had all kinds of targets when the season started, back in the balmy days of September. So far, I've managed just one.
It's now 10 days since I managed to get a bait in anywhere. I'm desperate to get out tomorrow, even though smart money says catching anything's going to be more a matter of luck than judgement as snow melt swells the rivers and drains.
I know two spots where I might stand a chance. Both offer the fish somewhere to get out of the flow and the inevitable salt that will have washed off the roads.
That's assuming it isn't all still frozen when I get out there, obviously. But I won't know that unless I get out there for a look. And if I don't do that, I'll be in with even less chance of catching anything. So I might as well take the rods - just in case.
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
I was half optimistic setting out, with the forecast predicting a rise above freezing for the first time in a week.
Drains large and small I passed on the way to the big river were still frozen solid. But parts of the Ouse should be clear, according to various mates.
It was clear down the middle at Modney, but clear meant a narrow channel packed with ducks, coots, grebes and half a dozen goosanders.
Ditto a mile or two downstream, where I thought they might be pumping a land drain off. Ditto Wissey Mouth and ditto Denver, as I ran out of river to try.
There were great ice floes coming down the tidal, where I even thought of trying it for half an hour. I found the Chipper Bailiff by the Relief Channel sluice.
"Giving up," he asked. "Can't say I blame you. That's solid everywhere - been like that all week."
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Thursday, February 09, 2012
With just over a month left, the last thing we need is losing days on end to the weather. In a way it seems like poetic justice. A few short weeks back, we were moaning about how mild it was and how much the rivers needed rain.
As the snow melt works its way through the system, along with all the salt, that'll be more lost time. As the season enters its swan song, I'm wondering whether to throw everything at one last hit. Try and time a few days' fishing as the rivers fine down.
I'm determined to get out this weekend either way, however hopeless conditions look. If the white stuff stays, it might even be snowman time.
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6 Gorgeous Finds to Lust After in Celeb Designer Nathan Turner's Curated Home Sale
The Million Dollar Decorators alum shares favorite finds from Chairish
How do you make your home look like it was done up by a celebrity designer? Go shopping with one, of course!
Decorator Nathan Turner is the master of old-school California style, and counts Adrian Grenier and Amanda Peet among his clients. Right now, thanks to a collaboration with online vintage mecca Chairish, anyone can shop his favorite finds in a curated sale.
The Million Dollar Decorators alum’s picks aren’t cheap — prices range from a $25 pennant flag to a drool-worthy pink outdoor umbrella for over $4,000.
Here are 6 splurges we’re ogling and a few that might just have you clicking “add to cart.”
- Santa Barbara Design Double Decker Outdoor Umbrella, $4,250; chairish.com.
2. Antique French Iron-and-Cane Patio chairs, Set of 2, $2,500; chairish.com.
3. 6-Arm Faux Coral Chandelier, $2,495; chairish.com.
4. Round Natural Shell Mirror, $279; chairish.com
5. Vintage Boat Seascape Oil Paintings, Set of 3, $148; chairish.com.
6. Indigo Mudcloth Butterfly Chair, $300; chairish.com.
Turner’s picks are inspired by his new book, I Love California.

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One Man’s Cronut Is Another Woman’s Dosant
By now, pretty much everyone knows what a cronut is. Its creation in early May by pastry chef Dominique Ansel has set off a spark of hunger for the croissant-donut hybrid in New York City, and now the rest of the country is talking about this genius pastry creation.
If you live in Worcester, Mass., though, and are a loyal patron to chef Alina Eisenhauer’s Sweet Kitchen & Bar, you may have been enjoying this creation since 2008. Eisenhauer, a past competitor on Food Network competitions like Chopped and Cupcake Wars, has had her own version of the cronut — the dosant — on her menu for years, and she’s not too worried about the recent competition from the south.
Eisenhauer created her version of the pastry just like how many other chefs come up with crazy and often famous dishes: by trying not to waste food. Left with scraps of croissant dough from her bakery, she decided to start rolling it into little balls and deep-frying it to serve alongside a dipping sauce. The dish is a popular order at her restaurant, with loyal fans calling it the French Donut, and they’re constantly switching up the way they serve it, featuring the classic, chocolate-filled dosants with a caramel dipping sauce, and peanut butter-filled ones with a Concord grape dipping sauce.
When asked what she thought about all of the hype surrounding the New York City version, her response was hardly one of jealousy or anger.
"Of course they’re getting the press — they’re in New York," Eisenhauer told The Daily Meal, and then further elaborated that it doesn’t bother her that her New England restaurant isn't as exposed to the media as say, an establishment like the Dominique Ansel Bakery is.
What matters to Eisenhauer is that her food tastes good, and that goes for the dosant, as well. Seeing as we recently made our own version of the cronut at home, we asked her if she had any tips for the home cook who most likely didn’t have extra croissant dough lying around.
"Don’t mess with puff pastry, because it absorbs too much fat. [If you’re short on time or don’t want to make your own], try buying premade croissant dough, which is definitely sold at Whole Foods," she told us, "and always serve them warm."


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Chloe Lewis says she 'can't believe that's our little baby' as she shows off her six-month bump in a pale orange bikini
She announced she's pregnant with her first child with boyfriend Danny Flasher last month.
And Chloe Lewis displayed her blossoming baby bump in a bikini mirror selfie on Instagram on Saturday.
Slipping into a pale orange bikini, the former TOWIE star, 28, lovingly cradled her bump for her six-month pregnancy update.
Six month update: Chloe Lewis displayed her blossoming baby bump in a bikini mirror selfie on Instagram on Saturday
Chloe beamed as she showed off her growing bump in the balconette two-piece.
Alongside the snap, the reality star wrote: 'Still can’t believe that’s our little baby in there ♥ #6monthspregnant.'
Chloe's showbiz pals littered the comment section, Courtney Green wrote: 'Ahhhh my baby xx', while Clelia Theodorou typed: 'Wow'.
Expecting: Slipping into a pale orange bikini, the former TOWIE star, 28, lovingly cradled her bump for her six-month pregnancy update
Last month, the former TOWIE star, delighted her fans as she shared her pregnancy news alongside an image of an ultrasound and the reveal date of '05.22.19', which she captioned: 'Half me, half you ♥'.
The sweet reveal comes just weeks after the reality star insisted kids are definitely on the cards for the couple.
When quizzed about her thoughts on marriage and kids, the social media sensation teased to MailOnline: 'You have to ask [Danny] that! I hope so, I’ve always wanted babies and marriage, so I’m sure it’ll be in the near future.
'Being an auntie for now is amazing, it’s the best thing. I’m only an aunt and I feel like I’m a mum sometimes. You can give them back, that’s the good thing!'
Oh, baby! Last month, the former TOWIE star, delighted her fans as she shared her pregnancy news alongside an image of an ultrasound and the reveal date of '05.22.19'
The blonde beauty and Essex banker Danny have been in a relationship for two years, and while she likes to keep their romance out of the reality TV spotlight, she often treat fans to loved-up pictures from their romantic getaways.
Chloe is a doting auntie to her sister Abbey's children, with the star often sharing images of her adorable nieces and nephews on her widely-followed social media platform.
The former musician rose to fame on ITVBe's The Only Way Is Essex in 2015, where fans witnessed the demise of her seven-year romance with ex Jake Hall, who is now engaged to RHOC's Missé Bequiri.
Chloe recently revealed she's walked away from the reality TV for good as she 'outgrew' the series after years of being filled with 'stress and anxiety' over her past relationship.
She also stressed the difficulty in juggling life in front of the TV with her personal relationship.
Parents to be: The blonde beauty and Essex banker Danny have been in a relationship for two years (pictured together in July 2017)

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Georgian FM refutes reports on country's possible withdrawal from Geneva format
Georgia, Tbilisi, June 15 /Trend, N.Kirtskhalia/
Georgian Foreign Minister denied reports on Georgia's possible withdrawal from the Geneva format.
"No one in Georgia spoke about withdraw from the format of talks in Geneva," Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze said today at a joint press conference with Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt.
"No official from our side has said that Georgia withdraws from the Geneva format of talks on the prevention of tension in the Caucasus," he stressed.
According to Vashadze, during the recent talks in this format, the head of the Georgian delegation, National Security Council Secretary Giga Bokeria said that the actions taken by Russia against Georgia prevent the negotiating process, but there was no talk on withdrawal from this format.
In turn, Bildt said that the talks in Geneva format "should not be disrupted." "These talks are very important regardless of whether there is progress. We all hope for phased progress," he said.
The Geneva talks started after the armed conflict in Georgia in August 2008 in accordance with the ceasefire agreement dated 12 August.
Military actions were launched in the unrecognized republic of South Ossetia in August 2008. Georgian troops entered Tskhinvali, the capital of South Ossetia and later Russian troops occupied the city and drove the Georgian military back to Georgia. Russia recognized the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia on Aug. 26 and established diplomatic relations with them on Sept. 9, 2008.


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Mecklenburg County residents meeting the eligibility criteria will receive the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, as supply becomes available. Each request will be reviewed by MCPH and Mecklenburg County Emergency Management and scheduled based on eligibility criteria, vaccine supply and appointment availability.
"We are excited to roll-out this important initiative as part of our Vaccine Equity Plan that aims to ensure equitable access to the vaccine for all Mecklenburg County residents," said MCPH Health Director Gibbie Harris. "Protecting our vulnerable, high-risk residents and reducing transmission through increased population immunity by vaccination are critical steps to our goal of reducing the impact of COVID-19 in our community."
The homebound vaccination request form is available on the County's website here.
For questions or assistance with submitting a request form, call the MCPH COVID-19 Hotline at 980-314-9400 (Option 3 for English and Option 8 for Spanish).
About the Mecklenburg County Vaccination Plan
The Mecklenburg County Vaccination Plan aligns with Federal and State recommendations and follows current guidelines. At this time, vaccine supplies are limited and vaccine distribution is being rolled out in Groups.
Groups currently eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine include:
Group 1: Anyone 65 years or older regardless of health status or living situation; and
Group 2: Health care workers fighting COVID-19 & long-term care staff and residents—people in skilled nursing facilities, adult care homes and continuing care retirement communities); and
Group 3: Frontline essential workers who are required to be on-site for work and work in one of the following sectors: criticial manufacturing, education and childcare, essential goods, food and agriculture, government and community services, healthcare and public health, public safety, transportation
More information about the COVID-19 vaccine is available at www.MeckNC.gov/COVID-19 or by calling the Public Health COVID-19 hotline at 980-314-9400.
Mecklenburg County vaccine providers are administering three safe and highly effective COVID-19 vaccines that have been issued Emergency Use Authorization by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration: Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, and Pfizer-BioNTech. These COVID-19 vaccines are available to everyone at no cost to the person receiving the vaccine, no matter whether you have health insurance.
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Grease an ovenproof baking dish and cover the bottom with a layer of potatoes, then add half the onions and half the anchovy pieces. Another layer of potatoes, then the rest of the onion and anchovy pieces. Finish with a layer of potatoes with a few whole anchovy filets on the top. Flatten the surface. Mix the pepper and salt into the cream, pour the cream on until it is almost visible through the potatoes. Place a few pats of butter on top and, if desired, sprinkle with some breadcrumbs.
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"Every morning I take my dog for a long walk beside the Connecticut River in Vermont. In winter it can be quite still and lovely. As the sun begins to rise over the mountains the sky can gradually become a beautiful spectrum of colors against which the trees are silhouetted. One morning there was an owl that took its place there and inspired this image. An open lead of water in the iced-over river provides a distant dash of color in the muted tones of the winter dawn. There were four separate impressions made to construct the print but the first impression alone has four colors in it. You see the complete process of making this print in my February, 2011 newsletter."
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16.31 The development of JIA can be challenging. They are based on the cooperation of government authorities and the development, identification and engagement of Aboriginal organizations and Torres Strait Islander.  States and territories that wish to formalize the participation of Torres Strait Aborigines and Insulanians in criminal justice decision-making should put in place appropriate governance structures that reflect the diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in that jurisdiction. 16.29 State and territory governments may have other judicial strategies or frameworks to reduce the detention of Aborigines and Torres Strait Icelandrn. However, the ALRC believes that the JIA is an important initiative to promote partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, to promote strategic planning and to facilitate collaborative, culturally appropriate and effective criminal justice responses. 16.37 Act AJA – called ”the partnership” – was developed in 2015 with the elected body of act Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander.  The partnership includes an action plan to reduce the average number of Aboriginal and Torres Straits Islander inmates to less than 10% of the prison population. The goal is to do this by improving ”the accessibility, use and effectiveness of justice-related programs and services,” including distraction programs.  16.32 AJA were first introduced following a summit of major Aboriginal organizations and Torres Strait Islander in 1997. These organizations were concerned about a gap in the accountability of state and territory governments after the state and territories were held accountable for the detention of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands, as recommended by the Royal Commission to Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.  These organizations then met with Commonwealth, state and territorial ministers responsible for criminal justice, and it was decided to develop ACIs.  The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Justice Agreement was developed by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Board (ATSIAB) and the Queensland Government.
It was signed on 19 December 2000 by the Prime Minister, four ministers, the President and members of ATSIAB. The agreement is valid until 2011. In December 2004, the Queensland Government issued tenders for an independent evaluation of the agreement with regard to its results and possible future directions. The long-term goal of the justice agreement is to reduce Indigenous contact with the criminal justice system to parity with the non-Indigenous tariff. The assessment presented in this report is the first independent assessment of the judicial agreement. The objective was to assess the effectiveness of the judicial agreement in achieving its objectives of reducing detention; to assess the performance of government authorities in fulfilling their judicial obligations; identify positive initiatives (good practices) and bottlenecks or gaps to be corrected; and to identify additional or alternative strategies that contribute to the achievement of the results of the judicial agreement. . . .


It was pretty cool to see Disney’s short film Paperman play before Wreck-It-Ralph over the summer. Now Pixar will do the same with The Blue Umbrella, which will open for Monsters University. The Wall St. Journal obtained an exclusive clip of the short, which was conceived and directed by one of Pixar’s technical artists. Monsters University is set to open wide on June 21.
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Our final senior championship qualifier game against favorites St Columbas takes place this Friday evening. Good luck to all involved.
Our lotto draw took place in Begleys bar on Sunday night and the numbers drawn were 10, 12, 31 and 35. There was no jackpot winner. €20 winners were Georgina Browne, Esker, Margaret Ann Mollaghan, Clontumpher, Noel Kelly, Kathleen Bracken, C/O Milos, Margaret McKenna, Knockloughlin. This weeks sellercs prize went to Margaret McCormack. Next week sees the jackpot rise to E8,700 with the draw in the Olde Forge on Sunday night. Well done to all the winners and thanks again to all who take part.
Finally this week we offer our deepest sympathies to the Murray, Lee, McKenna and Prunty families on their bereavements last week.
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Here in the United States of America it is Thanksgiving. A legally mandated day set aside to express gratitude and give thanks. Being thankful is the order of the day. It is true that for ordinary day to day things it can be easy to forget to be grateful. We at times have to be reminded to count our blessings. It is important to not take those day to day and important matters for granted and to have and express gratitude. Sure, sometimes that may seem trivial and unnecessary so of is ignored but engaging in being grateful is good for overall wellbeing.
Now gratitude for the blessings is actually the simplest aspect of being grateful. There is a much more difficult challenge in having a grateful attitude. The real challenge of gratitude is not being thankful for our blessings. No, rather it is being thankful for that which is unpleasant. It is being grateful for harm done. It is being grateful for pain and suffering. It is being grateful for loss. None of those areas are where one is able to be naturally grateful. Gratitude in such events is contrary to our own inclination. It is very tough yet that is what the Bible directs of each of us. The Bible directs us to “rejoice in the Lord always”(Philippians 4:4) not just when I feel good about things. The Bible directs us to “Give thanks in all things” (1 Thessalonians 5:18; Ephesians 5:20) not just be thankful about what is good for self. It is not be grateful for good stuff and curse the occurrence of bad stuff. It is in all things be thankful. So why does God gives us such direction? Be thankful about bad things happening, really? Wow! Pretty challenging!
The reason why God directs us to do so is it is taking focus off of self and onto God. No matter what occurs if the focus is being thankful the focus is taken off self. It is important to note that it is not really being thankful about the events, the good or bad things that happen. The thankfulness is something that is beyond what is happening for it is not about such things. Rather, our being thankful is about God and who He is. It is growing in awareness of the goodness and love of God. “Give thanks to the Lord for He is good, His love endures forever.” (Psalms 107:1) Our thankfulness is about God, not about self. True thankfulness in all things takes one away from the ups and downs of life to the constancy of God which is always good. And it is with God’s aid that we are able to enjoy and endure whatever may occur for with God all things are possible. So, today, be Thankful, in all things, and where you cannot turn it over to God and ask Him to help you to be thankful: for God is good and His does endure forever; embrace it; be thankful!
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This tree-lined course has narrow fairways. The most difficult hole is #7, a 550-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot up a narrow fairway with out-of-bounds stakes lining the left side. There are also several sand bunkers located throughout the course. Due to the private nature of this course, guests outside of Calloway County are welcome to play only as guests of members and on weekends only.
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The Arkada team is above all a team united by a passion for geek culture, art, games, culture and new technologies. It’s a team of professionals who combine their skills to offer you the richest, most immersive and most innovative board games!
Do you recognize yourself in these lines? It’s a good thing, the studio is growing and is looking for new skills. So contact us!
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Coming from 3D animation, Quentin imagined the rules of Erune on a Heroquest board over 15 years ago. In 2017, he founded Arkada Studio to bring his game to life!
Animation director in a video game studio. Kévin is responsible for the beautiful Erune trailer and the dynamic poses of the miniatures!
Logan is a talented illustrator and storyboarder, and is responsible for communicating with the community and managing Arkada studio's social networks.
After having worked for many companies in the video game industry. Raphaël is now working at Arkada Studio. You can admire his work on tiles, rule books, quests and some skill card and spell illustrations!
Steven loves three things: video games, board games and computer development. So it was only natural that he joined the Arkada Studio team in October 2020.

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Striking the iron while it’s hot might take on another meaning when it comes to the Australian authorities putting pressure on the real estate sector after months of consistent price-rises with a series of property cooling measures.
The most recent move by the New South Wales state to increase foreign-buyers stamp duties may come at the right time, just as the property market shows signs of cooling. Stamp duties on new home sales to foreign property buyers have risen to 8 per cent of the purchase price. As many new projects are targeted at overseas buyers, the sector may see a major and possibly immediate readjustment of expectations and yields. With the recent tax hike, overseas buyers will now pay 13 per cent of the total purchase price of a property or more in taxes.
Chinese investors are particularly anxious about the recent change as they have formed one of the largest pool of foreign monies from which Australia’s real estate sector draws from. Citizens have expressed concern about the rising housing costs and like most other destinations for mainland Chinese such as Vancouver, Singapore and Hong Kong, property cooling measures have been put in place to curb just that. Banks have also ceased foreign lending and the federal government has placed punitive measures on foreigners who leave their purchased properties vacant.
The risk of introducing more property curbs in current times are nevertheless ever present, especially as Australia has just had a record 26 years of being recession-free. Sharp falls in housing prices may change all that.

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Montana Nurses Association slams state rule on school mask mandates
Students and parents line up outside Muldown Elementary School during the 2020-21 school year. (Whitefish Pilot)
| September 9, 2021 8:00 AM
HELENA — The Montana Nurses Association expressed serious concern Wednesday over the legality and scientific accuracy of an Aug. 31 emergency rule issued by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.
The rule told public schools they "should consider" parental concerns when imposing face mask mandates in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and stated that scientific literature is "not conclusive" on the effectiveness of masks in reducing the spread of viral infections.
MNA's reaction Wednesday came in the form of a memo addressed to "Montana citizens" claiming the DPHHS rule "promotes junk science" and fails to meet any of the requirements of an emergency rule as outlined in state law. CEO Vicky Byrd told the Montana Free Press that MNA's legal counsel conducted an analysis of the rule following its release. The analysis, which was outlined in the memo, concluded that DPHHS failed to make a compelling case that face mask policies in schools constitute "imminent peril," as state law requires of emergency rulemaking. MNA also wrote that since the agency did not include any "shall" or "must" requirements for local agencies adopting such policies, the rule contained no actual regulatory content. The memo further stated, "DPHHS could just as easily have issued a press release stating the same suggestions, without abusing the rulemaking process."
Despite its assertion that the rule "plainly violates Montana law," MNA concluded that a legal challenge "would be futile because the rule does nothing." A DPHHS spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment for this story. In announcing the rule Aug. 31, DPHHS Director Adam Meier issued the following statement:
"A number of scientific studies indicate that universal mask use among children can adversely affect their health and development, particularly among children with learning or developmental disabilities. DPHHS respects the authority of parents to make health-related decisions in the best interest of their children, including whether wearing a mask in school is appropriate. DPHHS would encourage schools to take into account all of these factors and implement any mitigation strategies in the least restrictive means as possible to maximize learning outcomes for Montana children."
The MNA memo also said DPHHS and Gov. Greg Gianforte misrepresented the science regarding face coverings and presented a detailed rebuttal of the sources cited in the emergency rule. According to the memo, those sources included a study that has not yet been peer reviewed, a study endorsed by the Centers for Disease Control that actually supports the efficacy of mask wearing, and an opinion article from New York magazine penned by writer, lecturer and musician David Zweig. Byrd told the Free Press that members of her organization rely on evidence-based and peer-reviewed scientific data to deliver health care, and that the state's reliance on non-peer-reviewed sources in an emergency rule is "extremely frustrating."
"It's not OK to be told that masks are ineffective or they don't work," Byrd said in an interview. "I'm pretty sure if you went in to get your knee operated on, you would want everybody in the [operating room] to have their mask on."
While the memo is the most detailed critique of the emergency rule so far, other groups in the state have issued skeptical responses over the past week. School officials in Missoula, Great Falls and Bozeman all responded with statements affirming that their masking policies are already in line with the rule's recommendations. The Montana School Boards Association and Montana Federation of Public Employees similarly stated that the rule would have little impact on their members, as parental concerns are already a consideration in reviewing and adopting district-level policies. MNA closed its memo with an appeal for Montanans to get vaccinated if they can, and to wear masks in public places regardless of vaccination status.
"We are in a global pandemic," Byrd said. "This is a public health crisis, and because it's getting politicized and emotionalized, nobody wants to hear the facts and the truth as we know it."
Alex Sakariassen is a staff reporter at the Montana Free Press, a nonprofit news organization based in Helena.


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The mining sector has been a pioneer in the use of digital, autonomous and remotely controlled systems. Sandvik Mining and Rock Technology is the leading global provider of mining and excavation equipment and services. Sandvik has been using autonomous robotic equipment, moving independently in mines, for more than 20 years.
Mining operations can be monitored and enhanced with the help of smart services. The monitoring of services will get easier and faster, when they can be observed in a comprehensive manner in real time using data-based information collection and analytics", says Jani Vilenius, Director Research and Technology Development at Sandvik.
"The use of digitisation, sensor technology and automation are increasing. Other development goals include increasing the use of alternative energy sources and creation of more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient production methods. There are already plenty of Sandvik machines and equipment working online in many countries and various mines. The industrial internet is in wide use in various areas of application", Vilenius says.
VTT SenseWay Oy is Sandvik's partner in the development of autonomous solutions
The mining industry is challenging and operates in cycles. Less and less new ore bodies and deposits are found, and enriching them requires increasingly complex practices. In the future, it will be possible to offer improved solutions to the challenges of the mining sector, since machine learning and artificial intelligence are developing all the time.
"With VTT, we are constantly developing new solutions and the next generations of different systems. VTT has amazing research competence. VTT's new autonomous solutions company VTT SenseWay will further strengthen the productisation of research results into hi-tech products. In collaboration with our research partner, we are creating something others are not capable of. Constant development is extremely important for securing our leading position within the business even in the future", Vilenius underscores.
In Finland, Sandvik has production facilities in Tampere, Turku and Lahti. The company exports more than 95% of its production. In order to keep manufacturing industry in Finland, the sector has to renew itself with the market. The increasing efficiency requirements can be responded to by means of using autonomous systems to optimise processes – they are the foundation of future productivity.


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Argentine wines in Canadian hotels
Tasting of Argentine wines for a group of food and beverage managers of the restaurants at the Delta Hotels and Resorts, the largest hotel chain in Canada, with more than 40 hotels and resorts across the country.
Wines of Argentina organized a tasting of Argentine wines at the Diplomatic Hotel in Mendoza with the aim of presenting them before a group of food and beverage managers of the restaurants at the Delta Hotels and Resorts. This is the largest hotel chain in Canada, with more than 40 hotels and resorts across the country.
The event gathered representatives of 10 hotels in Ontario who also visited several wineries and took part in tastings of wines from Mendoza, Patagonia, La Rioja and San Juan.
In the framework of Wines of Argentina's campaign to position Argentine wines in the Canadian consumer market, and within a schedule of large-scale promotional events in this market, this action promises to consolidate the presence of our wines in one of the most important hotel chains in Canada, and, at the same time, to promote Argentine wine and dish pairings by training the executive chefs of each hotel.
These 10 hotels in Ontario add up to a total of more than 3,000 rooms, plus 12 restaurants and 8 bars where the products will be offered.
In general, the selection will include 70% red wines and 30% white wines, within a price range of CAD 15 to 70 retail.
An exceptional promotion: During the month of October, a special program on Argentine Culture and Gastronomy will be developed at every restaurant, lounge and bar in the selected locations in Ontario. The special wine list will also be available in the rooms of each participating hotel.
Delta Hotels will buy all the wines tasted in the presentation at the Mendoza Diplomatic Hotel, and the selected wineries will become suppliers of the hotel chain. Each hotel will pick 10 Argentine wine labels that will participate in the promotion. These wines will be listed on the menues and presented at the events held in each hotel over the course of the promotion campaign, with room sales for that period estimated to reach over 45,000 bottles.
The two wines delivering the best performance during the month of October will be kept in the wine list of each hotel for at least one year.
Finally, an Argentine chef will train hotel chefs and prepare the dishes that best pair with the selected wines.

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Prosthodontics is the field in dentistry that focuses on the design and fitting of artificial replacements for teeth and other parts of the mouth. Prosthodontists undergo extra 3 years of advanced training after completing dental school.
Prosthodontists are extensively trained in state-of-the-art procedures to treat various complex oral conditions. They can formulate a comprehensive treatment plan that will restore the esthetics and functionality. With the newest technology, our prosthodontist offers all restorative dentistry options for patients missing teeth and other complex cases.
There are many reasons why a prosthodontist may be consulted, including (but not limited to):
The prosthodontic treatments are designed to be long-lasting and esthetically pleasing. Generally, prosthodontic procedures are completed on a healthy mouth. Before the treatment can begin, it becomes necessary to control other diseases.
Dental implants are the best option when you want to replace a missing tooth. Dental implants constitute of a metal titanium post that is implanted in the jawbone in a minor surgical procedure. Prosthodontists design and fit the dental implant crowns after surgical procedures.
A veneer is a thin, translucent shell made of porcelain or ceramic that is attached to the front teeth to hide defects like cracks and fractures. Veneers are custom-designed to match the shade, shape, and size of the tooth surrounding it.
Crowns are the artificial caps/covers that replace the visible surface of the tooth (above the gum-line). Often, crowns are required after root canal treatment or to fix the fractured/chipped teeth. The crowns can last for longer for years, up to decades.
Bridges is a tooth replacement method where healthy teeth are used to support a prosthetic tooth. The abutment teeth can support the bridge only if they are in a good condition otherwise dental implants might be required.
Complete dentures can be designed for patients with no teeth due to trauma or periodontal disease. The complete set of dentures helps in restoring the functionality of the mouth along with chewing, biting, and speaking.
For the ones missing their teeth, partial dentures help in improving the aesthetics and functionality of the teeth. They need to be fit correctly in place and typically require an adjustment period.
Prosthodontists are also experts in treating the problems associated with the jaw (TMJ treatments), maxillofacial prosthetic procedures, managing sleep apnea, snoring and sleep disorders, oral cancer reconstruction, etc. They work together with other dental professionals to achieve successful restorative results.
If you have any concerns, call us to schedule an appointment with our prosthodontist today.

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A recent letter to the editor ("Follow Portland's lead on growth boundaries," Dec. 23) suggested that we in Vacaville "look to Portland, Ore." and follow their example.
I strongly suggest that readers and city officials carefully read an article by Randal O'Toole of the Cato Institute, Policy Analysis No. 596, "Debunking Portland, the City That Doesn't Work" (http://bit.ly/UyTMFZ).
According to O'Toole: "Residents of the Portland area are not as enthusiastic about the region's planning process. Recent elections reveal that most citizens are upset by the unaffordable housing, traffic congestion, increasing taxes, declining urban services, and disappearing jobs that have resulted from the plans." The plans resulted in a diversion of funds from essential urban services to expensive transit and land-use projects.
In his analysis, O'Toole debunks several popular myths relating to the success of Portland's land-use planning rules, investments in transit projects, reduced auto use, urban sprawl, etc. Please read it for yourself.
He summarizes: "Portland's planning process was conceived by ideologues who disliked the automobile and wanted to preserve all of Oregon's abundant open space no matter what the cost. It was endorsed by politicians who refused to believe, or simply ignored, predictions that it would hugely increase congestion and housing costs. And it was manipulated by a cabal of politically connected businesses seeking to divert the flow of tax dollars into their own pockets."
Let's not make the same mistakes here.
One of O'Toole's suggestions was that voters dissolve Metro, the regional planning agency, and return planning functions to local governments. I second that.
He concludes, "People who want to see their regions remain affordable, uncongested, and livable should look at Portland only as an example of how not to plan."


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Exploration at the Gayna Project in the Northwest Territories (NWT) is poised to take off after Fireweed Zinc Ltd. identified multiple high-grade drill targets.
Located near Yellowknife NWT, the Gayna Project is a brownfield VMS project owned by Fireweed Zinc. The 11,148 hectare project has a long history of exploration dating back to the 1950s, but its full potential has yet to be met. Fireweed’s recent work indicates that may be about to change.
In June of this year, Fireweed Zinc launched a regional geophysical survey at the Gayna Project. This included a 1.5-hectare detailed geophysical survey coupled with an airborne geophysical survey.
Results of the geophysical surveys delivered robust data that was used in the identification of thirteen conductors. The conductors identified by the geophysical survey consist of moderate- to high-chargeability zones, magnetic highs and coincident gravity lows.
What came next was a program of ground geophysics carried out by multiple lines of percussion drilling that was designed to fully test the conductors.
The ground geophysical analysis showed promising high-grade massive sulfides across several of the conductors. In fact, one conductor was identified that is more than 900 metres long, with an average width of 20m, budding hopes of a major mineral discovery.
The technical team at Fireweed Zinc have already made plans for follow-up drilling. The project is set to move ahead in Q4 2020 with diamond drilling commencing in Q4 2021 to identify and confirm the sulfide and mineralization content beyond what has already been identified.
Positive industrial and economic impacts are likely to be felt by the region with the development of the Gayna Project. Fireweed Zinc CEO Brandon Macdonald stated “the regional survey of the Gayna project has identified juicy targets in an established polymetallic VMS camp with multiple high-grade targets”. He went on to say “the Gayna Project provides evidence that our exploration team is staying on top of the industry trends and identifying new opportunities”.
This new discovery at the Gayna Project is gaining momentum amongst explorationists and those HDAs from around the region. There is a palpable excitement at what may still remain hidden in the unexplored depths. For now, Fireweed Zinc awaits the arrival of the diamond drill to unlock more of the Gayna Project’s mineral wealth.


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I can't decide which is my favorite, the sowing or the harvesting...hmmmm....Well, I can tell you after the first taste of this tangy chard there was a clear winner.
We brought in two baskets full of these beautiful leaves, washed and chopped chopped them. In a smoking-hot iron skillet went olive oil, minced garlic, chopped onions and the bright red ribs. After just a couple of minutes we added the leaves, salt and red pepper flakes. Then we wait a couple of minutes more and viola! a taste of the garden I love so dearly.
Does life get any better?


Is technology taking over your office? Do you want to make use of the latest technology but simply don’t have the space? If so, virtualization could be the answer. Virtualization offers capabilities that allow businesses to separate their resources and services from the delivery infrastructure. Basically, you can do a lot more, with less.
For example, if you have virtual memory, your computers can access more memory than is physically installed in your computer, as data is put into disk storage. In this way, virtualization helps out at all levels including: networks, storage, laptop or server hardware, operating systems and applications.
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Student Senate President Allison Cooper visited Finlandia Fridays this week to talk about a few upcoming initiatives the group has planned, including the transformation of Mannerheim Central.
Cooper shared that on the next two upcoming Tuesdays, September 20 and September 27, Student Senate will be stationed outside Finlandia Hall Café from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to hear student opinions on what they would like to see done with the open space in Mannerheim Central.
Hilterbrand, joined by Riku F. Lion and members of the Lions Football Team at New Student Move-In Day 2022.
In this week’s episode of Finlandia Fridays, Director of Student Engagement and interim Residence Life Coordinator, Alex Hilterbrand, joins the show to talk about student engagement, upcoming campus events, and FinnU clubs and organizations.
“My goal is to create this real sense of community, this real sense of vibrancy, this real sense of identity here at Finlandia, and do that by [...]
Finlandia’s annual Diversity Dinner will be celebrated on April 20, from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the Finlandia Hall Cafeteria! over the course of a full week! Dinner options will feature dishes made from recipes submitted by FinnU students. Students will need to submit their recipes by March 28 for the chance to have their dish featured during Diversity Dinner. All students will receive free entry.
If you have a unique dish from your culture, please share the recipe below!
Finlandia is pleased to welcome Ed.D. Luke Morrill to lead its Student Affairs staff as new Vice President for Student Development and Dean of Students. Luke brings with him 17 years of experience working in student affairs and higher education.
Morrill attained a Master of Education in Student Affairs Counseling from the University of Nebraska Kearney before attaining his Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from the University of North Florida. Serving as director of residential life, assistant dean of students, [...]
On this episode of Finlandia Fridays, Luke Morrill, FinnU’s V.P. of Student Development and Dean of Students, talks with host Jordan Shawhan about his new role at the university. Luke joins FinnU after serving as Dean of Students and V.P. for Student Affairs at the University of the Ozarks, AR.
Morrill’s role provides leadership and guidance to areas that mainly fall outside of the classroom such as student life, policies, dining services, campus security and student engagement.
Students enjoying a meal during the 2018 Diversity Dinner
The annual Diversity Dinner event is undergoing changes this year due to COVID-19 considerations. In lieu of occurring on one day, the event will be spread across the entire week of March 15-19. Students are supplying the Dining Services staff with recipes and then the staff will prepare the food, highlighting one culture every evening.
Monday – Daniella’s Mexican – Authentic Flank Steak Taco
Tuesday – Tam’s Vietnamese Spring Roll
Wednesday – [...]
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When we said goodbye to Karlie, I didn’t realize it was the end of an era and the life we had. We had lived with Anna and/or Karlie for the previous 14 years. With the passing of Karlie, it ended our life with “the girls”. It was incredibly difficult for me to deal with. Although I never suffered from depression, the days, weeks, and months afterwards made me feel like I might be depressed. I felt completely empty inside and had an overriding sadness. I knew we made the right decision to say goodbye, but I felt lost without her. Losing her was the hardest and saddest thing I’ve ever experienced. I wondered if I would ever love another dog again. I wondered if it’s okay to love again.
To try to get over the sadness, we decided to adopt a three month old puppy just two short weeks after saying goodbye to Karlie. I hoped she would help distract me and make me feel better, but adopting her didn’t. Despite how adorable, fun, and energetic Sunny is, she made me miss Karlie more.
Despite not being ready to adopt Sunny when we did, I am so glad we did. Sadly, it took over six months for me to finally have room in my heart for her. That’s not to say she was neglected or that I didn’t try. I felt guilty for trying to love her, for missing Karlie, for doing the things we did with Karlie with Sunny, for letting Sunny play with Karlie’s toys, for the sadness I felt over Karlie, and more. There was so much guilt, confusion, and sadness mixed together. What I’ve learned is it takes time. Time to heal, time to get used to a new normal, and time to love, but it’s okay to take that time and it’s okay to love again.
The amount of time for this process is different for everyone. I’ve said goodbye to furry family members before and the process has been different each time. This time was the hardest. I know I will truly never be “over” Karlie. She and I have been through a lot together and no one will truly fill the hole left in my heart by her. Despite that I am ready and willing to start building new memories and a new life while fondly remembering the old one. Loving again doesn’t diminish my love for Karlie. And I finally know it’s okay to love again. I feel like I am passing on a great legacy to Sunny and I know Karlie is looking down on us with that huge smile of hers.