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Stir Fry with Shrimps and Vegetables
When you make healthy shrimp recipe it is not necessary to buy a wok frying pan. In the usual pan, everything turns out just as tasty, bright and fragrant.
Do not forget that the products in a small amount of hot oil are prepared for a couple of minutes, therefore, all the ingredients must be pre-cut and be “at hand”, within reach. Using the basic principles of the dish “stir-fry”, create any recipes to your liking.
- Vegetables – 450 Gram
- Salt – ¼ tsp
- Ground black pepper – pinch
- Shrimps – 450 Gram
- Vegetable oil – 2 tbsp
- Onions green, finely chopped – 2 tbsp
- Freshly ground ginger – 2 tsp
- Chopped garlic – 2 Tsp
- Boiled rice
- Corn starch – 1 ½ tsp
- Soy sauce – 2 Tsp
- Chicken Broth – ¼ cup
- Orange juice concentrate – 2 tbsp
- Sherry dry – 2 tbsp
- Oyster sauce – 1 ½ tsp
- Sugar – 1 Tsp
- Freshly ground ginger – ½ tsp
How to make Stir fry with shrimps and vegetables
- Vegetables cut into small pieces diagonally, so that the surface to be fried is larger. Cut hard vegetables (such as carrots) thinner to equalize cooking time.
- Add salt and pepper to chopped vegetables, mix. Peel and dry the shrimp (beef, pork or chicken cut across the fibers into pieces 5 cm long and 2.5 cm wide).
- Fry the shrimp (meat) and vegetables. On the basic principles of cooking “Stir Fry” read below.
- To make the sauce, mix the starch and soy sauce, and then add the rest of the ingredients.
- Serve the finished dish, without hesitation, with boiled rice. Enjoy your meal!
- Heat 1 tbsp. l oil in a pan with a diameter of 30 cm on high heat for 30 seconds Add shrimp. After 15 seconds, start stirring them. Cook for 1-2 minutes. Transfer to a bowl.
- Pour into the pan another 1 tbsp. l oils. Add vegetables, 1 tbsp. l water and cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute.
- Add onions, ginger, garlic, and cook, stirring constantly, for another 1-4 minutes (try vegetables, they should not be either soft or raw). If the bottom of the pan begins to “burn”, add 1 tbsp. l water.
- Add fried shrimp to vegetables. Stir the cooked sauce and pour into the stir fry. Stir and cook for 15-20 seconds.
Shrimp baked under cheese crust
Fresh shrimps recipe is baked in a spicy tomato sauce under a cheese crust.
- Large fresh shrimp – 500 Gram
- Tomatoes, canned without skin (chopped) – 800 Gram
- Parmesan cheese (chopped grated) – 120 Gram
- Olive oil – 30-45 Gram
- Onion – 1 pc
- Bulgarian green pepper (finely chopped) – 1 pc
- Garlic (finely chopped) – 2-3 cloves
- Coriander, seeds – 2-3 tsp
- Fresh chili pepper (finely chopped) – 1 pc
- Sugar – 1-2 Tsp
- White wine vinegar – 1 Tsp
- Parsley fresh (chopped) – 1 bunch
- Salt – to taste
- Ground black pepper to taste
How to make Shrimp baked under cheese crust
- Heat olive oil in a cast iron pan (cauldron), pour onion, bell pepper, garlic, coriander and chili, cook, stirring, for 3-5 minutes, until golden onion.
- Add sugar, vinegar, tomatoes and, parsley to the pan, cook, stirring, for about 25 minutes, until the sauce thickens.
- Turn on the oven to preheat to 200 degrees. Ready salt and pepper sauce, put shrimp in it, mix with sauce.
- Put the shrimps with sauce in portioned heat-resistant pots, sprinkle with cheese on top and place in preheated oven for 25 minutes.
- Serve shrimp immediately.
Shrimp baked with cheese
A very popular dish in “Shrimps baked with cheese” – is cooked simply and quickly, it turns out incredibly tasty!
- Shrimp – 5-6 pc
- Feta Cheese – 30 Gram
- Tomato – 1 pc
- Bulgarian pepper – 0.5 pc
- Onion – 1 pc (small)
- Olive oil – 1 tbsp. spoon
- Ouzo (Greek Anise Drink) – 20 ml (optional)
- Thyme – 1 sprig
- Salt – to taste
- Ground black pepper to taste
- How to make Shrimp baked with cheese
- Prepare all products for the preparation of shrimp, baked with cheese.
- Onions (or shallots) and Bulgarian pepper cut into small cubes.
- Heat olive oil in a pan and fry vegetables over medium heat for 5 minutes until onion is transparent.
- Rub a tomato on a coarse grater, do not use the peel.
- We spread grated tomato with onion and pepper, add salt and pepper, pour in ouzo and simmer the sauce for 7-8 minutes.
- We shift the sauce in a baking dish.
- We clean the shrimp from the shells and the intestinal wreath on the tails.
- Fry the shrimp in a dry hot frying pan for 2 minutes on each side.
- We shift the shrimp in the form of vegetable sauce. Top with minced feta cheese, sprinkle the top of the dish with fresh thyme.
- Shape with shrimps in vegetable sauce and cheese is sent to an oven heated to 180 degrees for 15 minutes, we only need to melt the cheese.
- Shrimp – shrimp baked with cheese – are ready. This dish is served a la carte, with fresh white bread, which is dipped sauce.

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What is diversified chiropractic adjustment technique?
Diversified is a chiropractic technique which helps restore proper range of motion to a misaligned vertebra with a high force, low amplitude adjustment. This is taught at Palmer College of Chiropractic, the first ever Chiropractic school. As a result, this type of chiropractic adjusting technique is one of the most widely used in the world. Diversified adjustments typically provide quick relief to the patient as the spinal column is placed back into its correct position. This type of adjustment typically creates an audible, or light popping sound. However, this is a release of gas pressure created by the misaligned spinal segment.
What does a diversified chiropractic adjustment look and feel like?
A diversified adjustment may be used after the Doctor of Chiropractic has identified that you have a spinal misalignment in your back. During a diversified adjustment, the patient lays face down on the adjusting table. The doctor stands next to the table, and places their hands on your back near the affected spinal region. The patient is asked to take a deep breath in, and then let all the air out. This helps the muscles relax during the treatment.
Once the patient has exhaled, the doctor pushes in a specific direction on your back, often making a popping sound. This sound is a release of pressure as the spinal misalignment is placed back to its correct position, which allows proper nervous system function. The entire adjustment takes only a few seconds, but patients commonly feel instant relief. Many patients with Personal Choice PPO Insurance like Diversified Chiropractic adjustments, and its covered as well.
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Quotes from the audience at today’s show, 19/06/2013:
‘Very thought provoking’, ‘Darkly comic’, ‘I’m coming to see it again with my partner’. Very happy.
Review from website ‘Curiosity Of A Social Misfit’:
Father Used To Say Live Review
Play written by Andrew ‘Skatz’ Scattergood
Genre – Play, Drama, Comedy, Musical
Venue – Central Baptist Church, Leicester
Cast – Andrew ‘Skatz’ Scattergood as Befuddled Man
A befuddled man arrives at the crossroads of life with only a magic notebook, a pocketful of songs and the barking of his father to guide him.
‘Father Used to Say’ is a one man play that has just as much story behind the making and writing of as it does the play itself.
Andrew ‘Skatz’ Scattergood, who wrote the play and performs all the songs himself, went all around Leicester gathering stories from the young, the old and from pretty much every way of life possible. It’s those stories that have formed the play itself. It’s those words that are used and some of the people mentioned in the play are the real people that told him their stories. It’s a beautiful concept that works amazingly well.
With so many different stories you would expect this play to be rather disjointed but it’s not. In fact, it’s the stories that glue the characters life together, much like stories are the glue that binds us all, and it is those words that make this play so memorable.
One of the main strengths of the play is the performance by Andrew Scattergood himself. I’ve never been that big a fan of one man (or woman) plays as a lot of the time they come across as vanity projects for those involved yet here it’s the complete opposite. Scattergood gives a wonderfully emotional, subtle and completely unselfish performance as the befuddled man who finds himself at the crossroads of life. A man haunted by his past, who hears his fathers barking voice at him. I loved the subtle nuances of the performance and had me both laughing like a loon and sobbing in equal measure.
The songs used here are of so many different styles that it would be honestly impossible to list them all here. Somehow, despite the massive variety of genres used, they all fit together like a jigsaw. Each song forms an integral part of the mans journey from being afraid of his past right up to the emotional ending. I loved the fact that the songs were made up from the real stories that people told Scattergood on his journey and that the words used were the words that were spoken by these people. Two of the songs ‘My Head is Bowed’ and ‘Next Time You See Me’ had me in tears because of how powerful the lyrics were.
Another part I thought was brilliant was the fact that you can take the show on many different levels. Is he just a man fighting the fear of his past who wants to just get on with his life? Is he a dying man reflecting on his life before he passes away? There are many more ways you can take the story but I don’t want to spoil anything for the people going to see the show by offering up anymore.
A massively strong and emotional story with some great laughs along the way that had me both laughing and crying and then feeling uplifted when it ended. I’m honestly glad I got to see it and am definitely going to be seeing it again.
A play that can make an audience laugh, cry and feeling really happy? What more could an audience want? Go see it, I’m glad I did.
Cast Performance 5/5
Interview/Review from website Penny Black Music
|Skatz : Interview
Author: Anthony Strutt
|Andrew ‘Skatz’ Scattergood, is someone I originally met six years ago, We bonded instantly over a love of all things, Nick Drake.Skatz is a local folk hero, whom is soon to leave Leicester for Kerry in Ireland and his new life there. Skatz is a solo performer, a teacher of music, a comedian and a very funny one, and also an actor. His recent play and album ‘Father Used to Say’ mixes together local people’s stories, and, both a sad but funny look to the past and also looking forward, it is Skatz’s way of saying goodbye to Leicester.Skatz is also a member of the bands Woodstock whom relive that festival through song, and a guitarist for the Drake-influenced band, Bryter Layter.
Pennyblackmusic spoke to him about the different segments of his career.
PB: How did the name ‘Skatz’ come about?
AS: It comes from my surname, Scattergood. I’ve not always been Skatz though. It’s changed depending on where I was living.
In the north east of England, everyone’s nickname ends in ‘a’(think Gazza, Bazza, Shazza etc) so I was Scatta. In Cheshire I was Scatty, as everyone’s a bit posher there. Then of course everyone in Leicester is Gaz, Baz, Shaz or Daz so I was given Skatz. Or Skaz. Or worse.
More recently I’ve been using Andrew ‘Skatz’ Scattergood on albums and in shows because in schools when I’m running workshops or in more formal work I use my real name, and I want everyone to recognise me. I used to think Scattergood was a ridiculous name but it’s grown on me. It’s unusual. I like unusual.
PB: You were Leicester born. Was music a big influence in your early life. You did you do office work for a while. Have you always wanted to be a musician?
AS: Actually, I wasn’t born in Leicester. I came here to be a student and never left, but I’ve spent thirty years here, more than half my life, and certainly all of my working life.
I did do some warehouse and office work when I left university, all the time writing music and rehearsing and gigging. After a few years I brought out a gig guide magazine and ran that full time for three years so I could immerse myself in the music scene, but I got ripped off by advertising sales staff and it folded. Then I worked in a nightclub for a while, then in a call centre because I wanted a day job to get a mortgage. Then finally I found a company who could employ me as a musician in 2003, and since then I’ve been freelancing full time.
In all of that time I was busy being creative, always gigging solo or in bands and developing different ideas. That’s the Leicester music scene for you, tons of talent, lots going on, everybody working with everybody else, very vibrant and not many of us famous. I don’t think most of the musicians I know want fame. Respect, yes. Acceptance, yes. To be groovy and rock yer socks off, yes. But not Robbie Williams famous.
PB: Whom were your early influences and when did you get your first guitar?
AS: Oh, I have a mammoth set of influences. I absorbed everything I listened to when I was young, and still do. I guess Elvis, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis were some of the most influential when I was very young. Such energy. Glam rock was in the charts and I loved that. Then I had Bob Dylan and Neil Young itching away at me while my older brother played prog rock. Genesis, Rush, Yes, all of that lot, and some AC/DC & Deep Purple too. There was a lot of country and folk music around me in the north east where I come from originally. We sang that in school. And I was being taught classical piano from the age of 6, and appearing in musicals too. My mum bought me my first guitar when I was about 10. I taught myself to play from ‘A Tune a Day for Guitar, Books 1 & 2’. I remember mastering ‘Home On The Range’ and singing it incessantly.
PB: You’re a freelance musician, music teacher, actor, comedian; any you prefer?
AS: As the song says, “music was my first love and it will be my last.”
Music has the ability to relax and heal in a very real way, and I’m discovering that in cultures all around the world there are remarkable similarities in the way music is used by healers of all kinds to enrich the spirit and either ‘balance their energy’ or create a meditative state.
There seems to be a series of notes and intervals that have appeared in most cultures independently of each other, and these affect different parts of the body. So I’m learning how to use that properly. I feel like an apprentice Shaman, and it feels bizarely right!
PB: I would describe your profession is ‘an entertainer’. You like to entertain. Would you agree?
AS: Absolutely. Anyone who takes the trouble to get up on stage should realise that they must present themselves well and put their all into it. I love expressing the music for myself and for an audience, because if you can do both of these at the same time, you end up with an audience who are totally entranced by what you’re doing and who are carried along by your energy. There’s really nothing like being in the middle of all of that. I implore all musicians to do the same. You don’t have to leap about to do it either. Some do it by projecting an intensity, or just by engaging the audience by catching their gaze.
PB: Do you prefer teaching, or playing live?
AS: That’s an easy one, playing live every time. I do very little actual instrumental teaching. There are workshops to encourage people to write songs and use music creatively but I don’t really teach much. I might do more of that in the future, who knows.
PB: As an artist, how many albums have you done now, and how do you go about writing them?
AS: I’ve done two solo albums and more than a dozen albums with bands, plus much music for shows and healing sessions.
I write in a few different ways. Sometimes I start with a guitar riff and improvise around it for a while until a melody or some words arrive in my head. Sometimes I write the lyrics first, which can make for a more complex set of chords, especially if I don’t focus too much on rhyme or meter and go for the words that paint the picture best. Other times I work out what mood I want the music to be and move on from there. Sometimes I pick a different instrument to start on like the piano, that makes me write a whole other kind of melody.
PB: ‘Father Used To Say’, your latest work, is based on your own experiences and that of local people. How long did it take to write and research?
AS: I spent two months interviewing people as research, then about two months writing the play, then there were rehearsals. Some of the songs happened during the research, others during the writing. It was really exciting because I’d already booked the performances without having written the play, so I’d forced myself into a tight deadline. Even during rehearsals, the play changed radically as the director and I played with the character, so I guess altogether you could say the whole thing was about six months in the making.
PB: How did your Nick Drake tribute come about? Would you say he was the main guy that changed everything for you?
AS: That began about sixteen years ago when I heard a friend playing some of Nick’s songs at an open mic night. We became good friends and he played me a couple of the albums one night, and I was hooked. He showed me how to play some of the songs and introduced me to open tunings. Before that, I had really been a ‘strummer not a picker’.
Suddenly there was a whole new world of possibilities ahead of me. I grew my fingernails and started adding acrylic tips so I could strum and pick together. Learning Nick’s songs became a bit of an obsession, and a few of us started doing it. Before we knew it, we had a band.
So yes, he did change everything for me. He wasn’t the only one to do that, but he was one of the few who had a massive impact.
PB: You have also acted. Is that in local theatre shows?
AS: I acted in amateur theatre from an early age, then went on to study Performing Arts at university, specialising in Drama but I must say I spent a lot of time performing music too. Since then I’ve only really acted in one play, which was a folk opera written by a local musician. I played a butcher accused of murder. Quite a dramatic part which earned me some accolade and inspired me to start writing plays myself. I wrote a play about Leicester’s historical characters, the music from which I toured around festivals and venues across the UK with my co-writer. That got really popular.
‘Father Used To Say’ sprang from that, and was the first time I’ve truly felt like an actor. It was a one man show so I was totally exposed on stage for nearly two hours. The part was a joy to play. Full of pathos and humour and had audiences laughing and crying to the end. My proudest working moment I think.
PB: You’re soon to leave Leicester for Ireland; are you planning on the same career but in a different land?
AS: Well, more or less, yes. As a freelance musician, actor, playwright, entertainer, singer songwriter and now healer I’ve got a very varied career, so it won’t be quite the same; there’s sure to be a different balance and focus.
It’s a very different place from Leicester. The nearest city is far away. It’s all very rural. I’m going for the tranquility, the beauty and the community, and I will use my music in whatever way is needed and however it flows from me. There’s a very artistic community in South West Kerry. One idea is to work with local artists there to create combinations of activities which tourists can sign up to, working together with local businesses so that everyone can benefit; and perhaps with an emphasis on helping and healing people, and raising money for those who need it most in the community. I’m fairly sure I will be in a few bands, and be involved in putting on gigs and encouraging local songwriters.
Whatever ideas I have now, the most important thing to do is to become a part of the community there and give what talent I have. They’re lovely people, and I can’t wait to get on with my new life.
PB: Thank you.


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'I was ready to play: KKR's Kuldeep Yadav was shocked with Chennai-leg snub
Life can be unfair at times and the situation is no different for a Team India cricketer. It takes years of hard work and perseverance to get to the top and represent this cricket-frenzy nation at the international stage but it only takes a rough phase, which at times lasts only a few matches, to plummet to the bottom. The competition is ruthless and that's the harsh reality. The story of Kuldeep Yadav's downfall bears testament to that merciless reality. For someone who was once India's frontline spin bowler, the downward spiral can be a tough pill to digest. And rightfully so, The India and Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) spinner recently revealed that he was left surprised by not being picked for the Chennai leg during IPL 2021. The Chepauk track, as the world witnessed, provided immense assistance to spinners and made the batsmen's life difficult. KKR preferred Varun Chakravarthy and Sunil Narine as their main spinners but that didn't yield the desired result as KKR lost two of their games in the Southern India city. While speaking to Crictracker, the leg-spinner commented that he was raring to go, that and "it was shocking" to see the management loo elsewhere.

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Alanah Pearce is an Australian social media star who is well-known for her editing skills with ‘Save Game’ and also for her work in various popular TV shows including ‘Button Bash’, ‘The IGN Show’, among others.
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text: The Egyptian bourse, rallying for the second consecutive week, posted rise of its benchmark, (EGX30) by 3.1 percent while the (EGX70) index rose 1.25 percent and the (EGX100) 2.02 percent, according to the bourse weekly report issued on Friday. Trades by Egyptians amounted to 72.51 percent of the overall transactions throughout the week. Non-Arab foreign investors dominated 21.83 percent of the stocks and the Arabs, 5.67 percent. The non-Arab traders posted net profits of 2,031.88 million pounds, and the Arabs, 202.90 milion pounds. Corporations dominated 65.80 percent of the trades, individuals, 34.20 percent, while net purchases by the corporates reached 143 million pounds. Overall value of trade stood at 4.974 billion pounds, volume of the dealings, 511.6 million, through 178.6 deals. Market capital reached 404 billion pounds with a one percent rise in contrast to the previous week.


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A 5.1 magnitude earthquake hit Greece on Friday causing strong shaking in the capital Athens.
The Institute of Geodynamics in Athens said the quake struck around 2:13 pm local time, forcing Athenians to run out into the streets with brief problems in telecommunications.
There were no reports of serious injuries, but several aftershocks have been felt.
Stelios Petsas, spokesman for the Greek government, said in a televised statement that the strongest aftershock hit 23km northwest of Athens at 14:13 pm (11:13 GMT).
Petsas said one uninhabited building and an old structure had collapsed, adding that the fire department had received calls to help evacuate people stuck in lifts.
Electricity was restored to Peristeri and Haidari, located northwest of Athens, while in the centre of Athens there were problems in telecommunications.
The emergency services said that two women were slightly injured and that many people reported having panic attacks.
The last major earthquake to hit Athens was a 6.0 magnitude quake in 1999, which caused extensive damage and killed over 140 people.

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British Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Saturday that Russian action was a "potentially grave threat" to Ukraine's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity.
William Hague said he had spoken to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to urge steps to calm the situation, and had summoned the Russian ambassador to register Britain's concern.
"I am deeply concerned at the escalation of tensions in Ukraine, and the decision of the Russian parliament to authorise military action on Ukrainian soil against the wishes of the Ukrainian Government," William Hague said in a statement.
"We condemn any act of aggression against Ukraine."
He advised all British nationals to leave Crimea immediately by all practical means.


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How long does it take to lower cholesterol with medication:Here’s an easy way to ease bad cholesterol levels in the body.
Increasing cholesterol levels in the body are causing many health problems in the recent past. High cholesterol levels are one of the primary causes of heart disease. Once a year, doctors are advised to check the cholesterol levels in the body.
How long does it take to lower cholesterol with medication
Essentially high levels of LDL cholesterol can increase your risk of heart disease. Inadequate lifestyles, unhealthy eating habits, lack of physical activity, and sedentary lifestyle may all contribute to increased cholesterol in the body.
If it is not managed properly, it can lead to life. Learn about home remedies that can help lower bad cholesterol levels naturally.
It helps to treat everything from hair beauty to horrible disease. We have been hearing about the use of hill goosebumps since ancient times. It contains rich sources of vitamin C and phenolic compounds along with minerals and amino acids. Hill gooseberry is used in Ayurveda to treat various ailments.
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Consumption of gooseberry every day can reduce bad cholesterol levels. Consume one to two hills of gooseberry daily and see for yourself the change in body.
Fenugreek is a wonderful home remedy. We have been using it as an ingredient for culinary spice since the orphanage. Vitamin E is rich in fenugreek. Mainly has antidiabetic, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
The saponins in it help to remove bad cholesterol in the body. Drink 1 or half a tablespoon of fenugreek for every healthy body, which will lower cholesterol and gradually heal the disease like diabetes.
Wondering if coriander seed lowers bad cholesterol levels? Yes, a substance called coriander seed or cereal powder has its own place in Ayurveda. It is used for many ailments. Its intake is the best way to dissolve bad cholesterol in the body.
Mainly coriander seeds are rich in folic acid, vitamin A and beta carotene. Thus, you can reduce your bad cholesterol levels step by step with the use of cereal powder in your daily diet.
Green Tea is famous for its unique qualities. Studies have shown that green tea provides the body with better nutrients than tea and coffee. Polyphenols are especially rich in green tea or green tea and have the power to cure many symptoms.
Importantly, Green Tea LDL has high concentrations of polyphenols that increase cholesterol. Eating green tea is one of the easiest ways to lower cholesterol levels.
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In Indian kitchens, no dish is prepared except garlic. Garlic is an escape from excellent health issues. Garlic is rich in amino acids, vitamins and minerals.
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The Complete Najdorf: Modern Lines - 2nd hand
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The definitive guide to Fischer and Kasparov's favourite chess opening
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The most important, popular and talked-about chess opening
The Najdorf Sicilian is synonymous with the all-time greats of chess - Tal, Fischer and Kasparov.
One of the sharpest and most hotly-contested openings, the Najdorf has been the subject of theoretical debate for decades. It offers Black the best of both worlds - excellent winning chances without exceptional risks. The authors provide the most authoritative and up-to-date coverage of the Najdorf available.
This book covers all the most popular variations including 6.Be2, 6.Be3, 6.Bc4, 6.f4 and all other Najdorf lines apart from 6.Bg5 (which is covered in The Complete Najdorf: 6.Bg5).
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Gainesville residents will get a two-week head start in January on enrolling their children into the Gainesville elementary school of their choice.
The Gainesville school board adopted a new procedure Monday that will allow the parents of Gainesville school children to enroll kids into any of the school system’s five elementary schools beginning Jan. 15.
That’s two weeks earlier than out-of-city residents.
The Gainesville school system is a system of choice, and allows city residents to select which elementary school they would like their child to attend.
Out-of-city students are able to enroll in the city school system at a cost of $450 per year, and are granted space in the system based on availability.
Merrianne Dyer, superintendent of Gainesville schools, said traditionally, the city system has allowed all potential students to register with the school of their choice during a monthlong open enrollment period in January.
According to the new procedure, city residents will now get a "head start" on enrollment from Jan. 15 to Jan. 29.
On Jan. 29, out-of-city residents will be able to enroll their children.
"This is a big thing, because we’ve not done this before," Dyer said. "... During the budget hearings, some of the city residents said they were unable to attend the schools closest to them because of crowding. This gives city residents first choice."
Dyer said the school board also adopted a new procedure requiring city residents to verify their home address every school year as they enroll students.
Prior to the new procedure approved Monday, city residents were required to verify their address only when they first enrolled a child into the school system, Dyer said.
Dyer also said the school board will hash out the details of possibly increasing out-of-city student tuition at the board’s January work session.
Gainesville school board members also defined some of the items they want Dyer to discuss with local legislators in a meeting with them on Dec. 11.
At the top of the board’s list of pressing concerns is ensuring the state follows through on its promise to provide $100 of funding per student in every charter school system in the state, including Gainesville schools.
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SPOILER ALERT: I will be talking about The Walking Dead TV show!
The Walking Dead is a show that I love and also falls under my obsession with viruses and infections, which I will talk about in my next post.
However, this weeks episode I feel was just inadequate. I feel I need to emphasise how much I love this show, so much so that I even stuck with it through story lines which I found repetitive and sometimes boring, such as the relentless Governor storyline, which finally finished, only for him to return again (and subsequently finally get killed YEY).
The episode I am talking about is titled ‘After‘, Season 4 Episode 9. Granted, I was extremely happy that the governor died at the end of episode 8, and the shock and horror and death throughout the episode meant that I was enraptured and loved the episode.
Seeing Judith’s empty car seat covered in blood was horrendous, yet personally I don’t believe that she was actually killed, as I don’t think that even the makers of the Walking Dead would go that far….
However, seeing that and believing her dead, as Rick and Carl did, is understandably grounds to cause unimaginable pain and suffering for Rick and Carl.
Yet some how I just don’t buy the tension between them in After. Carl is full of angst and appears to blame his father, who seems near his death bed. I just don’t think that’s how they’d react to the thought of losing Judith. With nary a mention of it, they continue on trying to find somewhere to hide out.
Then the whole, Oh My God Rick is dead! ploy they tried was so transparent, but was still entertaining in a I know what you’re trying to do kind of way. I was watching it with my other half, who insisted that he was dead immediately, to which I rolled my eyes. Honestly, you can’t just kill off one of the main characters without making the audience really engage with the death.
I was 100% certain he was not dead when he started groaning and groping for Carl in a walker type manner. It was just too obvious a plot twist, and being a writer myself I spotted it a mile away. The first bit of honest emotion that I felt Carl offered, was him not being able to shoot his dad.
The other half of the episode, dedicated to Michonne, was on the whole, dull. Other than the few tidbits, such as her coming across Hershel’s reanimated decapitated head, or the offering up of her past self, her walking around for ever and killing some zombies just didn’t do anything to engage me in her half of the episode. This may seem narrow minded and I’m sure many of you will disagree, but I felt like a zombie watching her!
That being said, I still appreciated what we learned about her. I guess it can be considered surprising the kind of life she had before, and the fact she had a child, but to me it just made all the pieces that are Michonne fall into place. I can now understand what her drive and motivation is.
Anyway, sorry for the rant, I just felt I needed to get it out whilst it was still fresh, and I’m sorry if I came across obnoxious! I was overwhelmed by the response I received for my first blog post, and I know it was only a couple of likes/comments but I hardly expected anyone to read it let alone like or comment on it, so for that, thanks!

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Author: Dhanji Prasanna
It seems that dependency injection is all the rage at the moment - but can you find a clear account of what it's all about? This book satisfies this request in most respects and as such it's a worthwhile read even if you don't plan to use DI any time in the near future. Of course the book is all about Java technologies and this just emphasises the fact that other languages, and .NET in particular, just haven't kept up with these ideas.
The book starts off with a very readable account of dependency and how to manage it. Moving from getter/setter, constructor, factory objects and finally to full dependency injection as ways of coping. The argument is persuasive and the examples are short enough to follow. The only problem is that there is quite a lot of repetition in the following chapters which seem to repeat the argument for why we need DI made in the first chapter.
The book is based on the use of Spring and Google Guice - pronounced Juice and we have to forgive Google's obsession with G's. This isn't a problem but many of the early examples are explained using Spring and then using Guice or some other framework to contrast different approaches to the problem. This is a good idea but not so early in the book when the beginner might still be struggling to with the basic ideas. Also the repetition tends to undermine your understanding as you ask yourself if this is something new or a restatement of what you were told and thought you understood.
Despite these criticisms this is the best book so far on dependency injection and it is worth it for the early chapters alone which do succeed in getting the ideas across to a complete beginner - as long as you are comfortable with Java and fairly sophisticated about object technologies. So until something better comes along if you want to join in the conversations about dependency injection you probably need to read this book.
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Sergio Cucalon was born in Barcellona in 1983. He approached the art of beatmatching in the late 90s when he started performing as a dj with a blend of danceable and energetic tunes. As a dj he shared the booth with some great names by the like of Chris Liebing, Stefano Noferini, Oscar Aguilera and Nicole Moudaber just to name a few. Recently he performed at the super famous BPM festival in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. As a producer he released on the mighty Addeepted Records and on Pure TNT Records. His track on Addeepted is the result of a collaboration with label owner Gaston Zani and it has been remixed by Nuria Ghia and Paula Cazenave. For his EP on Catslovebass he delivers two quality tracks that are ready to be noticed on every dance-floor. GET READY TO DANCE!
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Japan launches satellite for high-precision positioning system
Japan has launched a satellite to help build a high-precision geolocation system that will complement the U S operated Global Positioning System (GPS).
Japan on 1 June 2017 launched a satellite to help build a high-precision geolocation system that will complement the US operated Global Positioning System (GPS).
The rocket carrying the Michibiki No. 2 satellite, H-IIA, was launched from the Tanegashima space center in Kagoshima Prefecture, Southern Japan. The same was confirmed by the footage recorded by Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency.
• The satellite geolocation systems, which were initially designed for the US military, power countless applications including car navigation and internet browsing on mobile phones.
• Japan aims to build its version with four satellites focusing on the country and wider region.
• The nation had launched its first Michibiki satellite into space in 2010 on a trial basis.
• It plans to launch two more satellites by March 2018, after which at least one satellite will be flying over Japan for eight hours per day.
• The Michibiki system can cover the Asia-Oceania region.
When combined with the US-operated GPS, the Japanese system would enhance the stability of receiving radio waves and increase the precision of position information. The US GPS has a margin of error of about 10 metres but together with the Japanese system positioning error will be reduced to only a few centimetres.
The system is expected to be used for activities such as driverless tractors in farming and also to help develop automated construction machines. Though GPS is widely used in Japan, having supplementary satellites is important in a country where mountainous terrain and high buildings may interfere with GPS signals.
The Japanese government plans to launch a total of seven satellites into orbit and secure Japan's own GPS system without depending on the US system by 2023.


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Advances in surgery in 2020: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cancer surgeries and cancer care - a brief overview
Department of Surgical Oncology, Cancer Institute (WIA), Adyar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Department of Surgical Oncology, Cancer Institute (WIA), Adyar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
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Krishnamurthy A. Advances in surgery in 2020: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cancer surgeries and cancer care - a brief overview. Indian J Cancer 2021;58:38-40
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Krishnamurthy A. Advances in surgery in 2020: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cancer surgeries and cancer care - a brief overview. Indian J Cancer [serial online] 2021 [cited 2021 Apr 12];58:38-40. Available from: https://www.indianjcancer.com/text.asp?2021/58/1/38/311845
The coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has taken a heavy toll on the health of all the economies worldwide. The reorganization of the public health services in response to the unrelenting pandemic has resulted in significant disruptions in the delivery of healthcare across all specialities. Patients with cancers are believed to be highly vulnerable to COVID-19 infections because of their inherent immunocompromised status, side-effects of anti-cancer therapies, among other adverse factors. The impact of the disruptions in cancer care and the collateral damage caused due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is now becoming clearer with the emergence of new evidences.
Cancer care delivery amidst the COVID-19 pandemic was initially challenging for clinicians given the competing risks of death from the cancer itself as compared to some of the life-threatening morbidities and occasional deaths resulting from COVID-19 infection. A recent systematic review which included 15 studies with 3019 patients reported a higher case fatality rate in COVID-19 patients with cancer as compared to COVID-19 patients without cancer. The management of any cancer patient with an active COVID-19 infection would logically depend on the severity of the infection. There seems to be a broad consensus to defer non-emergency cancer therapies, especially active chemotherapy in patients who test positive for COVID-19 infection, barring certain exceptions. A large observational study reported the short-term surgical outcomes of 1128 cancer patients who had a confirmed COVID-19 infection (within a week prior or a month following surgery). The 30-day mortality rate from the study was unusually high at 24%, which significantly exceeded the mortality rates noted in cancer surgeries performed in the pre-COVID-19 era. The study results suggested that the thresholds for surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic should be higher than those during the normal practice. It must be noted that there are no universally accepted guidelines as to when to safely restart cancer therapies after recovery from COVID-19 infection.
The treating oncologists have over time realized that the lower-case fatality rate of COVID-19 infection par se meant that the benefits of treating well selected cancer patients far outweighed the risks of dying from COVID-19 infection. A vast majority of the oncology guidelines have rightly suggested against postponing cancer treatments in patients who are negative for COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic unless there were compelling reasons to consider a deviation. This is especially true for certain cancer surgeries i.e., surgeries of the brain, breast, colon, kidney, pancreas, liver, bladder and lung, which are regarded as “essential” rather than elective surgeries. Recent evidence also suggests that providing dedicated COVID-19-free surgical pathways in hospitals (complete segregation of the operating theatre, intensive care, and inpatient services) can provide safer and better outcomes as compared to performing cancer surgeries without such dedicated pathways. Establishing such dedicated COVID-19 free surgical pathways would necessitate certain core modifications, including changes in the infrastructure and processes, having standard operating procedures (SOPs) for management of staff and patients' pathways, screening and triage strategies and for establishment of the updated clinical and infection control protocols among others. Further, there are emerging recent evidences to suggest that delaying cancer surgeries by over a month can result in a 6.8% increased risk of cancer related mortality. The study further showed that delaying cancer therapies by 8-12 weeks could further increase the risk of cancer mortality. The clear take home message of this study is the potential to save lives by minimizing system level delays in cancer treatment initiation.
The treating oncologists have realized that there is a no “one size fits all” approach to delivering oncology care amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The ultimate decision for starting, interrupting, delaying (including starting neoadjuvant treatment) or deviating from the standard oncology guidelines should ideally be made as a part of a shared, individualized, multi-disciplinary decision-making process.
The COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing lockdown had led to a significant decrease in patient footfalls across oncology centers in India. The cancer patients who did manage to reach the oncology centers had to face major diagnostic and therapeutic delays due to multiple issues ranging from infrastructure and manpower shortages due to reorganization for COVID-19, frequent outbreaks of COVID-19 infection affecting both the patients as well as the healthcare workers, escalating treatment costs among other factors. The healthcare delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic thankfully witnessed a major transformational change with the growing popularity and utilization of telemedicine services in clinical practice. This technology has provided the oncology community, a safe environment to interact with their cancer patients as well as with each other in multidisciplinary tumor boards. The COVID-19 pandemic has further disrupted the conduct of global clinical trials, both existing as well as new, thereby posing a threat to the development of new cancer therapies. The silver lining of the pandemic is that it has brought various global research teams across many diverse specialities to work together for a common cause. The research emanating from these global collaborative efforts has resulted in generating practice impacting, real-world observational data on patterns of cancer care during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as practice changing, well-designed pragmatic, randomized controlled trials. This practice of global networking and open data sharing is a welcome step and must be strongly patronized.
In conclusion, due to the novelty and heterogeneity of COVID-19 infections, the mystery revolving around its association with cancer and cancer therapies is only gradually beginning to unravel, with increasing number of scientific publications in this regard. The need of the hour is for the global research teams to learn from this unprecedented experience and continue to collaborate in an attempt to identify risk factors and also design effective therapies that can potentially influence cancer morbidity and mortality. The output of these research initiatives should additionally aid both the clinicians as well as the policy makers to effectively implement the primary public health measures, in an attempt to make this planet as safer and a healthier place for the present and the future generations.
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