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Serves 4
12 beets, in as many different colors as you can find.
1 lb soft goat cheese
salt and pepper, to taste
glug of olive oil
basil leaves
edible flower for garnish,
any kind flaky salt, for finishing
- Cook the beets in boiling water until soft. This will take about 30 minutes.
- Peel and let cool.
- Slice very thinly.
- Line 1 or 2 bread tins with plastic wrap, leaving some overhang to fold over once the terrine is completed.
- Start layering the beets and goat cheese as if you were making a lasagna, seasoning with salt and pepper and a small drizzle of olive oil between layers. Start with the lighter colored beets first, followed by a layer of goat cheese.
- Continue to layer beets in darker colors with the goat cheese.
- End with a layer of beets.
- Cover with plastic and place something heavy like a can on top.
- Leave in the fridge overnight.
- Unwrap and slice with a sharp knife into bite sizes.
- Sprinkle with salt and add pistachios and flowers.
Try to find as many colors and shades of beets as possible!
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Students of Sociology explore the vast range of human relationships. This includes the structure of families, organizations and societies, the social causes and consequences of human behavior, and how people interact within different contexts.
Individuals with a BA in sociology are often employed in research positions, especially those dealing with the implementation and evaluation of social programs, as well as in business, marketing, and helping professions. Career opportunities for Sociology majors include: social research, business administration, marketing and market research, banking, counseling, community development, health services, journalism, group and recreation work, sales, teaching, human resources and personnel management, and social services.
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Kane dropped two or three in this one and it is not the first time he has pulled a Luke Ashworth (or for position's sake, a Jermichael Finley) and dropped multiple passes thrown his way. He needs to get this squared away or he needs to find a place on the bench.
A receiver/TE that can't catch consistently is like a QB who can't pass and BYU will have one, but can't afford both of those things on the field at the same time come Saturday.
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Did the NFL's return policy backfire?
Remember when the NFL really wanted to cut down on the number of kickoff returns this season? Yeeeeaahhh ... about that ... it doesn't really seem to be working. We're not sure about the total number of returns compared to last year, but returners are almost making a point of taking kickoffs out of the end zone, even if they're all the way at the back. Randall Cobb already tied the longest return ever on Thursday, and players like Ted Ginn and Percy Harvin both have returns of more than 100 yards already. Did the NFL's efforts fail?
- "A lot has to happen downfield for Ginn to break those things and so it was an entire special teams effort." -- SN commenter BCook122
- "Percy Harvin nearly gave me a heart attack! " -- SN commenter bolt_struck
Start of a trend?
We could be seeing more and more returners take kicks out of the end zone this season. Or it could just be a single-game fluke, and there could be fewer and fewer returners taking a chance.
Anecdotal evidence?
We haven't seen any advanced stats yet suggesting that receivers are taking more risks, but it sure seems that way. Do you agree, or are our eyes deceiving us?
Which returner?
Randall Cobb tied a return record, but both Ted Ginn and Percy Harvin have more established résumés. Considered purely as returners, it might be a difficult choice between the three of them.
Did the Saints and Packers set the tone?
Gosh, if only every game this season was as good as last night's matchup between the Saints and Packers, we might never leave the house. The NFL's season opener didn't disappoint, with long kick returns, great plays, and even a last-second play-calling controversy! So, so awesome. It wasn't even particularly sloppy, which was a huge worry because of the shortened training camp schedule. Hopefully this weekend's matchups will live up to it.
- "Why would NO try running right up the gut on the 1 inch line. And on quite a few runs, I noticed that Mark Ingram doesn't have good vision. If he just bounced it outside it could have been a different outcome..." -- SN commenter slogrind808
- "This game was a blessing for both teams, moreso the Pack cause they won, but you give film to both these teams of two of the best offenses in the league, they're both going to improve considerably. " -- SN commenter bezeg
Was it the right call?
A run up the gut on the last play of the game near the goal line isn't entirely unreasonable, but the Packers seemed to sniff the play out early on.
Are returners taking more risks?
There was a large expectation that moving the kickoff up to the 35-yard line would reduce the number of runbacks, but for guys like Devin Hester, last night may have been a sign of hope.
Could Cobb be great?
Randall Cobb had a pretty good first game last night -- he caught a touchdown pass and returned a kickoff 108 yards for a touchdown. Not bad, huh?


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Accounting Standard (AS) 14 -Accounting for Amalgamations :
AS 14 issued by the ICAI, deals with the procedure of accounting for amalgamations and the treatment of any resultant goodwill or reserves.
This standard does not deal with cases of acquisitions which arise when there is a purchase by one company (referred to as the acquiring company) of the whole or part of the shares, or the whole or part of the assets, of another company (referred to as the acquired company) in consideration for payment in cash or by issue of shares or other securities in the acquiring company or partly in one form and partly in the other. The distinguishing feature of an acquisition is that the acquired company is not dissolved and its separate entity continues to exist. As per AS – 14,
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Like a cold wintry day, darkness surrounded our marriage, hovering over the horizon of continual conflict, unbridled snapping and relentless blaming.
It wasn't a pretty sight. Both of us sinking in despair, our marriage hanging in the balance, and our words threatening to slice the last thread tethering our once captivated hearts. Our vows spoken long ago with such certainty now convicted the stubborn, jagged corners of our spirits.
"For better or for worse." If there ever was a worse, this was it, and if we were ever at our worst, it was now.
Hardened hearts always summon darkness.
Somehow "for the sake of our children" didn't make sense anymore. We were too different, too hurt, too convinced we both deserved better.
How could we end up here after trying so hard? And was marriage really supposed to be this difficult? What happened to the promise of "to have and to hold"?
In despair, I poured my heart out to God, with tears flowing, while begging Him to fix this mess we had gotten ourselves into. Yet, my desperate heart would take matters into my own hands because God wasn't working fast enough.
Desperate hearts can fall prey to lies.
Somewhere along the way, I mistakenly embraced a lie . . . that I had to be in control. I had to protect myself from hurt, and it was my job to make sure my marriage didn't fail. Somewhere along the way, I lost sight of God as Pursuer and Protector and Lover of my soul.
It wasn't until the lies left me crumbled in a hopeless heap that I realized I was willing to trust God with my eternity, but not with my life, or my marriage.
The truth is, God doesn't expect us to fight our own battles. He never calls us to self-preservation. His heart simply yearns for us to trust, and his compassion beckons us to cease striving.
The Lord will fight for you; you need only be still. (Ex. 14:14 NIV)
Searching hearts need more than earthly wisdom.
The darkness in our marriage hadn't taken root for lack of trying. Marriage books lined our shelves — each one read and re-read. When all else failed, we resigned ourselves to yielding for the sake of false peace. And with each yielding, bitterness strangled our hearts. God wasn't calling us to yield to each other. He was calling us to yield to Him.
Yielding meant admitting we didn't have the answers. It meant releasing the sum of knowledge gathered to the only One who could be trusted with changing the condition of the heart.
Ultimately, yielding to God meant allowing Him to break us for the sake of saving us.
Though He brings grief, He will show compassion, so great is His unfailing love." (Lam. 3:32 NIV)
Broken hearts can be restored.
No amount of effort trying to make my marriage work ever equaled the value of broken and surrendered hearts. Yet in the breaking, there were overwhelming days, when regret and doubt threatened the hope of a future.
Focusing, on God's promises to restore, silenced the defeating voices. God never leaves us broken. Through the breaking, He tills and plows and replants. And our hearts become fertile again. All that was once lost can be made whole.
Then I will make up to you for the years that the swarming locust has eaten, the creeping locust, the stripping locust and the gnawing locust. (Joel 2:25 NASB)
Today, we are stronger and more forgiving of one another because we chose to go deeper instead of giving in to what we thought we deserved. We chose to embrace our breaking apart so God could mend and heal and bind.
We're still stubborn and human and flawed. But darkness no longer consumes. We've learned the beauty of yielding to the Light.
To have and to hold . . . for better, for worse . . . till death do us part.


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Toy Fair features a full slate of vendors, seminars
Hundreds of thousands of inspiring, innovative, and skill-building toys and games will make their debut in New York City this weekend at the 114th North American International Toy Fair – the largest toy, game, and youth entertainment product marketplace in the Western Hemisphere.
Produced by the U.S. Toy Industry Association (TIA), Toy Fair will open its doors at the Javits Center at 8:55 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 18, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Immediately following, the show floor will open to an estimated 30,000 global play professionals — including 11,000 international buyers — who will explore the massive 443,000 net square feet of exhibit space bursting with brand-new playthings from more than 1,100 toy companies.
"For more than a century, New York Toy Fair has seen the launch of countless timeless treasures — from Barbie and Mr. Potato Head, to Tickle Me Elmo and Silly Putty — and has evolved into a powerful gateway to the $87.4 billion global toy market," stated Steve Pasierb, TIA president & chief executive. "With more than 100 countries represented at the marketplace and the U.S. toy industry coming off a very strong year, we look forward to seeing the global toy community raise the bar on creativity, ingenuity, and fun at Toy Fair 2017!"
Toy Fair will unveil this year's hottest trends in toys and celebrate their ability to transport kids to magical worlds through play. From skill-building creative toys, to adrenaline pumping active toys, to educational playthings for kids of all ages, Toy Fair will have something for everyone. Be sure to attend TIA's annual Toy Trends Briefing, during which experts will announce the top trends of 2017. Held at 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, the seminar is free and open to media, buyers, and all Toy Fair attendees.
Additional educational sessions at Toy Fair will cover toy safety, retail strategies, global market expansion, licensing, entrepreneurship, and more. Special after-hours networking events will also take place throughout Toy Fair week. A full schedule of educational and networking events can be found below or at www.ToyFairNY.com.
Registration is mandatory for access to Toy Fair 2017; verification of media and buyer credentials is required. Sign up on-site during show hours. Those who can't make it to the show can follow Toy Fair on Twitter (#TFNY) and visit the Toy Fair Online Press Room and TIA's Facebook page for up-to-the-minute show information.
Specific details about all Toy Fair educational and networking opportunities can be found in the schedule below and at ToyFairNY.com.
TIA's Licensing Content Connection
(with sessions on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday Feb. 18-20)
This popular educational series provides insight into the world of toy licensing – a market segment that accounts for more than 30% of all toys sold in the United States. The five-session program takes place over three days, and will include seminars such as "Licensing 101," "How to Evaluate a License," "Staying Ahead of the Curve," "Positioning your Licensed Toys & Characters for the Preschool Market," and "How Entertainment Media Licenses Help Drive Toy Sales."
(with sessions Sunday and Monday Feb. 19-20)
Neighborhood toy store and specialty shop owners will find practical information in these free, expert-led sessions. "How to Harness the Genius of Play to Supercharge Your Specialty Toy Store Business" will explore how playful tools can help draw customers into a store and increase sales year-round. "Connecting Brands with Retail Toy Buyers in a Networked Economy" will share how modern toy buyers can discover new products and buyers 24/7/365.
TIA's Toy Safety & Compliance Update
Monday, Feb. 20
TIA's Toy Safety & Compliance Update will share important information that industry stakeholders need to know to bring safe and compliant toys to market. This free and always well-attended annual session will include 2017 priorities for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, recent changes to the ASTM F963 toy safety standard, new regulations at the state, federal, and international levels, and news about EPA's implementation of the reformed Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
TIA's Global Market Research Sessions
with sessions Sunday and Monday, Feb. 19-20)
TIA will share commissioned global market research to help attendees expand their businesses. The first will focus on India, a rapidly expanding region for the toy industry, and the second session will focus on the U.S., the largest toy market in the world. The presentations will uncover each country's business landscape, consumer demographics, and kids' behavior, among other topics.
TIA's Toy Trends Briefing
taking place on Sunday, Feb. 19
TIA's popular trends session will be open and free to all Toy Fair attendees. The discussion will provide buyers, media, and other interested parties with an introduction to the year's most exciting trends in toys and games. The presentation will include product demos and examples from the show floor.
Creative Factor
(Sessions daily Saturday through Tuesday.)
Creative Factor offers free drop-in sessions relevant to inventors, designers, and entrepreneurs in the toy and youth entertainment industries. The program will feature a dozen experts who will share their knowledge about topics including new evolutions in 3D printing, taking play patterns into the digital space, sourcing in the 21st century, leveraging social media influencers, protecting your inventions, and more.
The Toy of the Year (TOTY) Awards will occur the night before Toy Fair opens on Friday, Feb. 17 at The Intrepid in New York City. The networking gala will honor the best toys and games of the year and celebrate the esteemed inductees into the Toy Industry Hall of Fame.
Toy Fair's Opening Ceremony will officially open the show at 8:55 a.m. on Saturday morning, February 18 with a parade of best-loved, costumed characters accompanied by high-spirited live entertainment. Great photo opportunity.
Toy Fair's International Welcome Reception will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18. Exclusively for registered international exhibitors, buyers, members of the media, and invited trade officials.
The Canadian Toy Association's (CTA) Great Canadian Play Date will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19. Guests will be required to show a Canadian passport for entry.
TIA's Young Professionals Network Happy Hour will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18 at Juniper Bar & Grill. All young industry professionals are encouraged to attend.
The Toy Industry Foundation will hold its annual Toy Bank Collection at the close of the show (4 p.m.) on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Exhibitors donate product, which is collected at the close of the show to benefit children in need across the tri-state area.


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LOOKING OUT of the expansive windows lining my new mid-century modern home atop the West Hills, I can see the breadth and scope of Portland. But I can't see the tiny ugly details—which is awesome.
I see what I want to see... the bridges that span the Willamette, the rolling greenery stretching up toward OHSU, and the welcoming arms of the Pearl, where I spend my weekends dining on lobster bisque and laughing haughtily with my chums.
And I also see how my monthly "Editor's Notes" have changed Portland for the better. What follows are my top eight.
1. "Homeless Hoodied Ragamuffins: a Blight on the Urban Landscape." Favorite passage: "His hand extended, his herpes sore glistening, he asked for change, which I had... but refused to give—because at that moment the effort of reaching into my pocket was somehow too much to bear."
2. "My New Porsche." Favorite passage: "My naked buttocks settled firmly into the heated leather seat that carried the scent of recently mutilated bull. As I reached the advertised 60 MPH in 3.3 seconds, my semen flew—coating the rich grained dashboard and my slightly distressed carpool partner in ecstasy."
3. "Damned Skateboarders—Get off My Streets!" Favorite passage: "Cackling wildly, the bath salts still fresh on his dry cracked lips, the vile, monstrous skateboarder (and perhaps rapist?) screamed almost incoherently, 'IS THIS YOUR NEWSPAPER?? I FOUND IT ON THE EDGE OF YOUR DRIVEWAY!!'"
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I am having a debate with my wife about the tooth fairy. We both know it doesn't exist, that's not the debate. The debate is whether it is a dangerous thing to tell our kids about. She says it is harmful to fool kids because when they discover it is not true, they won't trust you. I think it is important to develop a child's imagination, and the world of fairies does just that. What do you think?
I don't think the tooth fairy is all that dangerous. But why spark kids imagination with made up characters when we can do so with real imaginary characters ?
Yes that's right. In Jewish thought we have real imaginary characters. Real because they actually do exist; imaginary because we can only perceive them with our imaginative faculties.
One example is the teaching of the two Yetzers. Each one of us has two angelic forces within us vying for control over our lives. One is the Yetzer Tov, the inner voice of goodness that encourages us to live an upright life and always do the right thing. The other is the Yetzer Hara, the evil voice inside us that prods us to do what's wrong and selfish and immoral.
Every time we do good, the evil voice is weakened and our inner goodness is strengthened. But if we do bad, our evil side celebrates while our good side is undermined.
Children respond very well to this teaching. They know what it means to fight, kids do that all the time. When you turn their belligerence inwards by personifying their inner evil, it brings the battle for morality to life. It is no longer just "Be a good little kid," and "Don't be naughty," but rather, "Don't let the Yetzer Hara win!" "Good on you, you are making your Yetzer Tov stronger!"
This does more than spark kids' creativity. It sharpens their morality. Forget the tooth fairy. Our imaginary characters are very real.


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So I recently installed Windows 7 Home Premium on an Acer Aspire 5349. I've been having a bunch of issues with it since the install.
Firstly, When I boot, it takes me to the "Disk Check" screen and tells me that one of my disks needs to be checked for consistency. However, the disk in question isn't something like "C:" or "D:" it's "\\?\volume{c4afec15-cb60-11e4-9583-806e6f6e6963}". The disk check also automatically cancels. It doesn't prompt me with the usual " Press any button to stop the disk check" option, just straight to " Disk check has been cancelled"
When I eventually get to the desktop, I get the screen " Windows detected a hard disk problem ". I look at the details and I'm told that my C:\ drive has been reporting failures. When I check the status of the disk via the Disk Management tool I'm told that all my partitions are healthy.
When I actually use the laptop, it's very slow and frequently freezes. It takes a while to catch back up and sometimes these freezes lead to a BSOD. The BSOD message was KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR. I checked the event viewer and it also seemed that before certain crashes I would have driver controller error on an IDE Port. I've attached a picture of the disk check screen, event viewer, and memory dump. I apologize about the quality of the pictures, I couldn't screenshot the images on the actual laptop as it was freezing and crashing too often.
I really hope this isn't a problem with the hardware itself, and thank you to anyone that can help me out with this problem.
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I ran the test as instructed, after about two hours the test had not made any progress from what I can tell. The mouse still moves so it hasn't froze but the text on the screen has not changed. I waited even longer and still no change. I've linked the image so you can see what the results were.
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text: CEW: Picking the Winners This year, prestige firms went home with the statuettes and the bragging rights at the Cosmetics Executive Women's annual awards. WWD Staff NEW YORK — Last year may have been the mass market's big year at the Cosmetics Executive Women's annual awards, but this year, the prestige companies went home with the statuettes and the bragging rights. While last year, Pond's, Jergens, John Frieda, Crest, Olay and Cover Girl garnered many of the top prizes, this ceremony was dominated by prestige brands, especially Lancôme, which gathered four awards, and Shiseido, which won in three categories. "OK, last year, we thought it was a fluke," joked Heidi Manheimer, president for U.S. operations of Shiseido Cosmetics (America) Ltd., when she picked up the first of her awards. "But now, we're getting used to it." 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The votes were tabulated and certified by Ernst and Young, added Carlotta Jacobson, president of CEW.The awards presentation opened on a poignant note, when Ann Curry of NBC's "The Today Show" was presented with Roche's Beauty of Giving Award, which honors individuals, institutions and companies that offer support and inspiration to working women living with cancer. After outlining her mother's and sister's battles with cancer, Curry asked everyone in the audience who'd had a family member with cancer to raise their hands —?and more than three-quarters of the audience did so, providing a sobering reminder of the impact of the disease. "This is for you, Mom," she said as she held up her award. But Curry did lighten things up when she imitated her mother's opinion of her personal grooming: "Ann, fix that short, ugly hair," she said in a comic parody of her mother's voice. "You never going to find husband that way!"The proceedings also were leavened by Danielle Broussard, a stand-up comedian and the evening's mistress of ceremonies, who wholeheartedly embraced the evening's estrogen-heavy bent. In fact, in one of her riffs, she cracked that tampon manufacturers should put pictures of "jerky guys on the side of tampon boxes, just like the milk carton manufacturers do with missing children." She also professed to have more nail polish in her refrigerator than food, and noted that her boyfriend is 10 years younger than she is —"and there's no way I could have pulled that off without makeup."And as it turns out, Broussard has a longtime tie to one of CEW's leading ladies, Burns, who was Broussard's first temp boss in New York. "Robin was nice — but I wish she wasn't, because then I could have written "The Devil Wears Prada" and be on my book tour right now," she said. Turning to Burns, Broussard said, "Robin, you couldn't have thrown one latte at me?"And while in past years, the attire du jour was business suits and Birkin bags, this year the ceremony's glitz factor was upped to include celebrity presenters such as Maggie Rizer, Roshumba Williams and Patti Hansen — not to mention Academy Award-worthy jewelry. When a photographer complimented Allure editor in chief Linda Wells on her multicarat diamond chandelier earrings right before the dinner, she cracked, "Enjoy them now, because they're going back tomorrow!" She was there to accept CEW's Special Recognition Award on behalf of Allure.While this year's product award acceptance speeches were heavy on thanks to retail partners and team members, many executives weren't shy about vocalizing exactly what they were thinking. 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Navi Mumbai, Maharastha India (PressExposure) April 08, 2009 -- Report on Chinas Natural Gas NG Industry ( [http://www.bharatbook.com/Market-Research-Reports/Report-on-Chinas-Natural-Gas-NG-Industry.html] )gives outlook of Chinas Natural Gas NG Industry. Natural gas (NG) accounts for 20%-30% of the primary energy consumption in most developed countries, among which the figures in CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) is 55%, Canada 29%, the U.S. 26%, and Germany 21%, and even in Japan, a country very poor in oil and gas resources, is 12%. In China, however, consumption is only 3%, far lower than the world average, and even far lower than 8.8%, the Asian average, to say nothing of comparing with those in developed countries. So China's 11th "Five-Year Plan" proposed that the percentage of NG in primary energy sources should be increased by 2.5 points from 2006 through 2010, and reach 5.3% by 2010. With legislative support, China's NG industry has been growing rapidly in recent years. The output of NG in the country was 69.31bn cubic meters in 2007, up by 23.1% year-on-year, and the output is expected to reach 76bn cubic meters in 2008. At the same time, the scope and scale of NG utilization are both promoted by the massive construction of NG pipelines and support facilities in China. The country's first west-to-east NG pipelines were already put into commercial operation at the end of 2004. In addition, China has been making more of an effort to increase NG pipelines: (1) In August 2007, the construction of the pipeline project began to send NG from Puguang NG field, Sichuan Province to Yangtze Delta. (2) The construction of the second west-to-east NG pipelines, which has the transport capacity of 30bn m3 per year and is supposed to be put into operation in 2010, started sending NG, from Middle Asia originally, from Xinjiang to the Yangtze and Zhujiang Deltas. As truck pipelines are being completed, the consumption of NG in China would increase drastically, with the growth rate of about 20%, in line with the world average. Data from the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) show that demand for NG would be 166bn m3 in China by 2010, up by 176% from 60bn m3, the similar figure in 2006. That is to say, the compound annual growth rate of NG demand in China from 2007 through 2010 would be 29%. Compared to consumption in other countries, there is still plenty of room for broader utilization of NG in China. For vast range of market report you can visit: [http://www.bharatbook.com/search/Country_search_result.asp?pageno=1&selecttype=Title&searchon=China] Or Contact us at:
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Cheshire at Doddington, an ecclesiastical district, in the parish of Wybunbury, union and hundred of Nantwich. "In a mutilated tower which formed part of Doddington Castle, erected by Sir John Delves in 1364, are preserved statues of Lord Audley and his four squires, who fought under the Black Prince at Poitiers." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
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You'll have heard many reports about the ongoing Ebola crisis in West Africa at the moment. It has already claimed many lives and it will claim more. It's first outbreak was in 1976.
However, there is something else in Africa at the moment and it's existed for much longer than Ebola. That thing is Cholera.
This most recent outbreak is related to the actions of Boko Haram. I have previously blogged about their terrorist actions in Nigeria that have included murders, bomb blasts, schoolgirl abductions and the disruption of important sources of income for local families. Their actions have caused many to flee Nigeria into the likes of Cameroon. The first three cases of Cholera in this outbreak are as a result of refugees. According to figures, 24,683 cases of Cholera have been reported in Nigeria this year.
"People in northern Nigeria cannot get to health clinics in time due to the awful security situation and that's one reason why they come across the very porous border where they have family or tribal ties,"
However, if the Nigerians who caused this didn't cross the border, the latest outbreak could have easily been started by the domestic population.
The violence in the region (partly caused by Boko Haram), has also resulted in delayed treatment for many people. That violence is also why the UK Government advise against all travel to that area.
The history of the disease in Cameroon
All of the stats in this section do not include the present outbreak.
The World Health Organisation has a comprehensive history of the disease in Cameroon. The document I liked to was last updated in 2012, although there is still plenty of detail.
The first reported case in the country was in 1971 and there have been outbreaks since then in various forms. More than 1000 cases were reported in 1985. In 1991, 4000 cases were reported. 1996 saw 5786 cases.
More recently, there were 8,000 cases in 2004, 2487 in 2005 and 922 in 2006.
Between 2009 and 2011, there was the worst Cameroonian Cholera outbreak to date.
The above map shows that in 2011 alone, there were a significant number of cases and many were in the Northern region – a place where the present outbreak is.
From May 2010 to September 2011, there was 27,880 reported cases. A CNN article dated August 17th, 2011 tells you that 13,000 cases had been reported by that point in the year. I think you can agree that this was a vast increase on previous outbreaks since 1971.
So far, I have told you about cases reported. That does not necessarily equal deaths though. In fact, treatment for Cholera means that there's a much high recovery rate than the likes of Ebola.
If you do any research into this, you'll come across 'CFR'. It's an abbreviation that means 'Case Fatality Rate', or how many of the reported cases result in death.
In some of the more historical cases, the CFR ranged from 8.3% to 15%. However, it's important to note that 15% was the starting point and the figure improved from there. 2005 and 2006 saw even lower percentages – 3.86 and 3.8 respectively. You would think that improved healthcare in Cameroon and knowledge of the disease caused that.
However, the 2009-2011 outbreak had an initial CFR of 13%. Over time it improved though. First it decreased to 6.1% and it eventually went as low as 3.7%. This is the lowest historical CFR that I have found. Despite this decrease, it is still one of the worst reported outbreaks. Figures for the actual number of deaths vary based on the time period analysed, but the World Health Organisation reports that 22,433 deaths happened because of Cholera in 2011.
So, what is Cholera?
It's all well and good hearing about the outbreak, but I definitely think it's worth knowing something about the condition, so you can put the dangers in context.
The first outbreak started in India in 1817. It spread to the likes of Russia and lasted until 1824.
The disease is an infection of the small intestine and is transmitted through food and water. Poor sanitation can often be a major problem. Other issues can include crowding and famine.
The following is a list of risk factors:
- Living in or travelling to areas where there is cholera
- Symptoms
- Abdominal cramps
- Dry mucus membranes or dry mouth
- Dry skin
- Excessive thirst
- Glassy or sunken eyes
- Lack of tears
- Lethargy
- Low urine output
- Nausea
- Rapid dehydration
- Rapid pulse (heart rate)
- Sunken "soft spots" (fontanelles) in infants
- Unusual sleepiness or tiredness
- Vomiting
- Watery diarrhoea that starts suddenly and has a "fishy" odour
Treatment often involves fluid and electrolytes. An oral WHO treatment is presently used internationally.
If treated early on, people can make a recovery.
This quote from Cameroon's Minster of Public Health should give you an idea of what's going on:
""I have asked them to boil water from suspicious sources before drinking," he said, "and to stop their children from defecating in bushes and streams, adding that people should not dig pit toilets near water wells""
Cameroon most recently reported population is 22,253,959. That's a lot of people who could be affected by Cholera unless the treatment process is expedited. To put it in perspective, imagine if a group of people 2.8 times the size of the London population were infected by a deadly disease.
As I mentioned earlier in the post, sanitation can be a factor in the transmission of Cholera. Unfortunately, the most recent figures show that only 45% of the country has access to what is called 'improved sanitation' (toilets with flushes, septic tanks, sewer systems, etc). This makes them worse than the likes of Yemen.
Effective treatment means they need decent healthcare. Unfortunately, the Global Corruption Barometer shows that 61% believe medical services are corrupt and 33% reported paying a bribe to someone in that profession. The country's health expenditure is 5.1% of GDP, which is lower than that haven of peace and tranquillity known as the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Maybe it's time for other countries to step in. Whilst Cameroon certainly has access to internationally recognised treatments, their infrastructure and problems with violence is causing them great problems. At present, the likes of the UK offers no international aid to the country. The last budget year was 2011/12. Of the 5 historical projects, none were related to health and sanitation. I find this strange as those two things have required significant improvements for a long time.
Africa is a continent known for being the source of modern humankind. Unfortunately, it's also known for the premature death of modern humans due to disease.
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trusts and lawsuit
If one has all their assets in a trust and is sued, can the other party go over the assets in the trust (if one is sued professionally and/or personally
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It depends on how the trust is set up. You need to talk to an estate planning attorney about this issue.
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The scoreboard at the high school track where we train sums it up perfectly:
No Excuses. Do the Work.
That is precisely the place where I want to be, the sweet spot where you are so busy doing your own work and living and loving your own life that you have no interest or inclination to make excuses for yourself or comments about others. It seems that runners have an easier time finding that zone…maybe because it requires a certain amount of raw effort to simply push through in order to get there, to even begin to work on that level.
I find that when I'm pushing myself to work physically (training), then other work comes more easily. I'm more creative so deadlines flow more easily. I can manage a stacked schedule with more grace and less fumbling. I can find solutions instead of spiraling into the land of Overwhelmed. I can access the calm within me when chaos swirls around me. I can parent my children with more patience and presence, thinking through situations rather than simply reacting to them, or to frustration. I can work on myself, the hard stuff, with more resilience and intensity. I can find the strength to look at things about me that need to change and find the willingness to keep trying. And when I fail at any of the above, I can tap into the endurance to dust off and get back on my feet.
I like work, effort, so much that it bugs me to shower without sweating first. I want to stink before I smell clean. I want to ache before I find relief. I want to feel hunger before I eat. I want to run before I rest.
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With a stay at Bairro Alto Hotel in Lisbon (Bairro Alto), you'll be minutes from Camoes Square and Santa Justa Elevator. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Fernando Pessoa Statue and Fado in Chiado.
Make yourself at home in one of the 55 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and minibars.
Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, and LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Treat yourself with massages and body treatments. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges.
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Here is another Alarm Clock for ruin your morning nice sleep. We have already covered a range of alarm clocks to destroy your dreams and wake you up. But how this alarm waking you up is pretty unique since it don't use any buzzing annoying sounds.
Similar to Osim Nioi, this alarm clock use its vibrating ability to shake your head and wake you up.
"Setting the time and the alarm is done via a set of buttons that are hidden under a sliding cover which ensures they don't get accidentally pressed in the middle of the night, and other notable features include a backup audible alarm in case you miss the vibrating one and a built-in LED flashlight."
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Make sure you remember that you have set this piece of vibrating alarm under your pillow. If not, you'll think it's an EarthQuake happening and that's really make an unpleasant morning if you need to begin with a heart attack!
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8 insurgents killed, over a dozen wounded in Jawzjan clash
8 insurgents killed, over a dozen wounded in Jawzjan clash
SHIBERGHAN (Pajhwok): Eight Taliban insurgents were killed and at least 13 others injured in a clash with security forces in the Darzab district of northern Jawzjan province, local authorities said.
Governor Rahmatullah Hashar told Pajhwok Afghan News around 350 insurgents attacked a police check-point in the Sardara village of the district on Monday night.
The insurgents fled the area after eight of them were killed and 13 others wounded in return fire from the security personnel. One policeman injured in the clash was in stable condition, the governor added.
Hashar explained: "Bismillah and eight others, former militants who were ostensibly fighting against the Taliban as part of an uprising group, have rejoined the insurgents with their weapons."
Security was stable in the area in the wake of the gunbattle and the security forces were trying to strengthen their checkpoints in the area, the governor continued.
Resident Muhammad Hasansaid Bismillah, formerly a member of Mufti Niamatullah's group,had joined the peace process along with 220 other Taliban two years ago.
"Bismillah was fighting against the Taliban as a member of the uprising group in Sardara village. Last night, he rejoined theTaliban with weapons and motorcycles."
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said thatthe fighters had captured three police check-points in Sardara village.
He said that 15 Afghan Local Police personnel had surrendered to Taliban with a number of weapons and seven motorcycles.
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I am trying to intiailize and run a UtilPipeline from a DLL (details on why below). When I run my depth acquisition code directly in a test application, it initializes and runs fine. But the same code run from my DLL hangs on startup. I've traced the hang to the following line in:
UtilCapture::CreateCapture() { /*stuff that seems to work fine*/ return m_session->CreateImpl<PXCCapture>(&desc2, capture); // HANG HERE! }
It hits that CreateImpl and never comes back. I've printed out the contents of the desc2 structure, and it looks plausible enough:
G(4) SG(3) Alg(0) Iuid(843336531) V(1.0) Accel(255) Merit(201) vend(32902) PCUID(-6611864126.96.36.199) Friendly(DepthSense 325 Audio/Video Capture) Reserved(12) (-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-)
My suspicion is that it has to do with the run-time libraries. To take a variable out of the equation, I've incorporated all of the util_* source and headers into my project (temp test) to ensure they have the same settings as my code. With /MTd they compile and link without any warnings. With /MDd I have to ignore LIBCMTD to get a warning-free link. The run-time behavior is the same in either case, I get the same hang at the same CreateImpl.
My questions are:
Is it known that I need to compile with one or the other of /MT and /MD in order to link with libpxc_d.lib, or should either work?
Has anyone accessed the SDK from a DLL module?
Are there any known situations which would cause a hang at CreateImpl<>, or any other things to try?
Note for those curious about why I would be doing this: I am working on an OpenNI wrapper for the camera, which among other things would open it up for access under projects like kinfu and the many cool libraries of PCL. I've done this for other depth cameras, so I'm pretty confident that the problem is just my build settings or lib compatibilities or the like, rather than a code or hardware problem. If I do manage to get something working, I'd be happy to share what I find.


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Overall verdict8.0/10
Drives well and runs on the smell of an oily rag. Personally I think the boot isn't big enough (but that is most likely because I have stereo equipment taking up a fair bit of space). I personally find it fairly cheap to maintain, but I have 3 friends employed as mechanics and enjoy mate's rates. That aside, it's easy to get spare parts, still fairly economical for petrol, air-con is always freezing, it handles well in the wet and has enough interior space to comfortably fit 3 or 4 friends when needed.


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If you thought that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Make in India' campaign was applicable only to multinational corporates, then you are surely in for a sweet surprise. Rajinikanth's 2.0, sequel to the blockbuster 'Robot,' is a big-budget film, which has been shot entirely in India.
Furthermore, all technical heads are Indians as is most of the VFX technology used in the film.
While many moviemakers travel around the globe to show the best of locations in the films, Rajini and the filmmakers decided to promote places within the country.
The decision came after actor Rajinikanth met with Narendra Modi when the shooting for 2.0 had begun. A report in Economic Times said Modi suggested to the actor to promote Make in India theme.
The makers of the film said that their Rs 350-crore budget film will be a truly Make in India themed movie.
They also informed that the while the climax of the film was shot in Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, the rest of the shooting was done in EVP film city in Chennai.
"The attempt to give a futuristic feel to the movie has resulted in high production costs, but the quality of filming will make many Indian cinemas shift to 3D screens. This movie is shot using 3D techniques. This is being done for the first time in India, "he was quoted in an Economic Times report.
2.0, which also stars Akshay Kumar as the villain and Amy Jackson, will hit the cinemas this October.


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Miyako overviewMiyako is unique for its marina, monuments, and shops. You'll enjoy Miyako's natural features, beaches, and parks. Nature lovers will find plenty of places to explore such as Sannou Iwa and Mount Hayachine. Be sure stop by Miyako Fish Market and Miyako Country Club while you're here. Whatever you're into, Miyako has something for you.
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How to get to MiyakoFly in to Hanamaki (HNA-Iwate - Hanamaki), 36.5 mi (58.8 km) from downtown Miyako.
What to see around MiyakoOutdoor activities are on hand like golf and strolling the marina along with attractions such as:
- • Miyako Country Club
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- • Yado Port
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- • Rikuchu Kaigan National Park
- • Sannou Iwa
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- • Ryusendo Limestone Cave
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- • Jodogahama Visitor Center
- • Tsukiyama Shrine
- • Yamazaki Konseisama
- • Tono Furusatomura
When to visit MiyakoIf you're still deciding when to visit, here are the seasonal norms to help you plan:
Seasonal temperature averages
- January-March: 53°F day, 26°F night
- April-June: 75°F day, 36°F night
- July-September: 83°F day, 56°F night
- October-December: 71°F day, 29°F night
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