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Here we are again talking about the best electronic music albums of the year. With respect to the first episode which was published on last April, the list has expanded and it now features ten albums. The first two positions of the chart remains unchanged, but there are interesting new entries in the other positions on the list.
Arrived at this point of the year, the following collection of records represents a good summary of the state of electronic music in 2018 and we must say that the one which emerges is an extremely positive picture: there are young artists entering the scene with innovative and experimental works but also already established artists that demonstrate to have still the willingness and the curiosity to experiment new expressive languages.
Let's see which are the ten best electronic albums of 2018 so far. An in the time which remains until the end of the year we'll discover if there are new albums which will contend the place to those who are today in the chart. In this respect, if you arrived here through a search engine, please check in the electronic section of the blog if there is any update of the list. Enjoy!
#1) SKYGGE, "Hello World"
(Electro Pop)
Hello World, the experimental work by SKYGGE, was fully reviewed in a dedicated post when the album entered the Best New Music section of the blog. The album is the result of a research project in which scientists were looking for algorithms to capture and reproduce the concept of musical "style". After a number of initial prototypes, a first group of electronic music artists joined the research team and at some point they took control of the process, and the scientific project became a music project. These artists were invited and coordinated by Benoit Carré (aka SKYGGE) and their work became the beautiful Hello World.
The album is based on the idea to feed computer machines with sounds and melodies selected by every artist as input. Deep learning algorithms are then applied in order to allow the artificial intelligence module to elaborate and refine musical elements that are stylistically similar to the initial ones, but "new".
From a musical point of view, the album is strongly influenced by European electronic music and in the end it results in an excellent collection of modern and forward thinking electronic tracks. And it's not by chance that after many months, the album is still a the top of the electronic chart.
#2) Jenny Wilson, "Exorcism"
(Electro Pop, Art Pop)
Exorcism, which is the fifth and newest LP released by Swedish Pop artist Jenny Wilson, tells in music the terrible story of a sexual assault that the songwriter experienced a few years ago while clubbing. This element by itself could guarantee for the album a deeper element of analysis and interpretation with respect to the typical electro-pop album, but the reality is that the feelings of tension, disturbance and anguish that are spread all-over the tracks of the record are evident and may be perceived even by the casual listener who doesn't know the full story which is behind the album.
The artist, however, managed to tell her painful story without ever making the music monotonous, didascalic and depressing. On the contrary, Exorcism features a collection of extremely interesting, varied and intriguing songs that disseminate their load of insecurity and alienation in an absolutely subtle way and, because of that, the result is extremely sharp and effective.
#3) Floex and Tom Hodge, "Portrait of John Doe"
(Experimental, Modern Classical)
Tomáš Dvořák is a composer and graphic artist from Czech Republic who works under the moniker of Floex. Despite his relatively young age, Dvořák's discography is already rich of a good number of interesting albums where he blends together heterogeneous genres like classical music, electronic and jazz, showing great technique and a notable musical sensibility, Three years ago Dvořák started a collaboration with English composer and musician Tom Hodge and their efforts resulted in the release of Portrait of John Doe, recorded with support of the renowned Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Portrait of John Doe is an incredible album. It has unique and extravagant arrangements, it's conceptual and "forward thinking", but, most important, it's absolutely nice and joyful to listen. To some extent, I feel it's destined to leave a strong mark in the experimental and avant-gard electronic music scene. The album is filled with many hints and references from modern classical music. There are clear hints and references to both the orchestral and electronic works by Philip Glass, and we have rarified and haunting atmospheres like those we find in some of the works of Bela Bartok and Dmitrij Šostakovič.
Portrait of John Doe is an ambitious record that was done very well, plenty of surprises and absolutely innovative. This music is really different from everything you've heard in the recent times and it really deserves the time (and the effort) that are necessary to enjoy its crystalline beauty without too many distractions and interruptions.
#4) Go Dugong, "Curaro"
(World and Cosmic Electronic)
Electronic music, together with Jazz, is pheraps one of the genres of music that is intrinsically more open to the idea of fusing together different influences and styles. And practically every year I happen to listen to a record that succeeds, more than any other, to amaze me for the originality with which different musical elements are combined together in such a natural and fluid way that the final result is something new and exciting, and much more than the mere superimposition of the original building blocks.
Last year I felt this with Shikantanza, the beautiful album by French electronic collective Chinese Man. In 2018, the moment of wonder and revelation occurred when I launched in my music player the first songs of Curaro, i.e. the new album by Go Dugong, which is the solo-project of the Italian electronic producer Giulio Fonseca. I didn't know what to expect at first and I was absolutely surprised to hear such a masterful blending of chillout, trip hop, sensual dub, world music, dance beats, tribal sounds and ethnological field recordings.
Curaro is really one of those records that is made to let your mind travel into distant worlds and remote enivornments, but conceived and performed by having in mind a clear and winning characteristic: the absolute enjoyability of the single tracks.
#5) Carpenter Brut, "Leatherwave"
The world of music is plenty of cases of metalheads that at some point diverted their attention to electronic music. As a matter of fact, metal and electronic share many elements in common and although it is not just as easy as to replace guitars with synthesizers, the transition from one genre to the other has been experienced many times, typically from metal to electronic and in a few cases in the opposite direction. Last year, just to give an example, we celebrated the beautiful last album by Ulver: they started as a black metal band and arrived to produce one of the best synth-pop albums ever released.
Franck Hueso, better known by his stage name Carpenter Brut, is another artist that at some point in time moved away from heavy metal in order to pursue a career in electronic muisc. After a number of EPs and one live record he eventually released his debut full-lenght album, Leather Teeth, which offers to the listener a curious but intriguing old-fashioned kind of synthwave.
The LP is very particular: initially it may leave you a little perplexed because the use of the typical sounds and instruments from the 80s is so blatant and pervasive than the album seems a little anachronistic. After the initial impact, however, we're captured by the melodies and the nice rhythms of the songs, which are sometimes frenetic and other times more relaxed. The fastest songs are the ones I liked the most, but in general the whole album is definitely interesting and enjoyable, as well as curious and fun.
#6) Justice, "Woman Worldwide"
(Alternative Dance, Nu Dance, Electronic Rock)
Justice have taken the good habit of publishing a live record after each studio album and this year, after the conclusion of the Woman World Wide tour, which promoted the release of their 2016's studio album Woman, the band as published a new live album, called Woman Worldwide (or WWW).
This live album is fantastic in the sense that it mixes in a exciting and always surprising way all the hits that the band has released so far in their career, and the mixes are so good that most of the songs seem even better than their original versions. Predictably the songs of their early works prevail definitely on the others. Justice early works shine with a special light of beauty and as a matter of fact, by mixing together old and new songs, the latter gain in beauty and look much more enjoyable that their corresponding studio versions.
All of Justice's live LPs, including the most recent one, provide us with an opportunity to enjoy a beautiful and exciting ride into electronic music. They also make me think about what this band could have become without the desire of producing that sort of electronic vintage rock style which has eventually anesthetized their music in recent years.
#7) Pola Rise, "Anywhere But Here"
(Electro Pop)
Anywhere But Here is the debut album from a new electro pop artist from Poland, Paulina Miłosz, who operates under the stage name of Pola Rise. She published a number of singles from 2014 and eventually got a record deal with Warner Music Poland, which supported the publication of her full lenght work.
Her style of electronic music oscillates between pieces of clear experimental nature with notes of avant-garde, and more delicate and catchy songs, which in my opnion are also the ones that better highlight the qualities of this young artist. Anywhere But Here is particularly interesting because of the way in which it is able to give that "indie" feeling to a set of songs that, in their essence, result quite linear and without any particular dynamic development.
The album offers the listener a nice collection of musical sketches, interesting and enjoyable to hear, gifted by a "light" touch make them the perfect companion for many moments of our days.
#8) Ryuichi Sakamoto, "Async-Remodels"
My relationship with remix albums is generally positive, especially when there is a collection of pieces that manages to be appreciated even without the prior knowledge of the original material. Async Remodels belongs for sure to this category of albums: it collects the work of a group of talented electronic artists who took the challenge to confront themselves with the complex and profound songs of Ryuchi Sakamoto's latest solo LP, Async, released in 2017.
The idea to manipulate and alter the music of a legend of music like Sakamoto offers many possibilities, but it also exposes to big risks. To make this even more complicated, it's important to remember that most of the tracks of Sakamoto's last work were the result of a profound analysis that the Japanese artist made about the meaning of music: these songs were in fact the product of a conceptual exercise aimed at measuring the boundaries between the organic and the synthetic elements of music.
Listening to the remixes included Async Remodels we must recognize that many of the artists who were called to contribute not only accepted the challenge but they managed, in most of the cases, to give their personal contribution to Sakamoto's analysis and, sometimes, they enriched the songs with new and original elements. In this respect there are some tracks of the album, such as those by Alva Noto, Electric Youth and Jóhann Jóhannsson (R.I.P.), which are evidently a step higher than the others. In the end, however, it's the average level of the record that's very good, making the LP one of the most interesting things happened this year in electronic music.
#9) Moby, "Everything Was Beautiful And Nothing Hurt"
(Trip Hop)
In more than 25 years of career, American musician and producer Moby has explored different regions of the electronic world, from ambient to dance, with also a few episodes where he engaged with punk and rock (and his most recent rock releases may be also downloaded for free). But beyond the willingness to face different musical challenges, in all of these explorations Moby has always tried to give his own special contribution to the different genres he was playing with.
Moby's latest album, Everything Was Beautiful And Nothing Hurt, is clearly inspired by the sounds and dynamics of trip-hop, and the result is definitely good. As a matter of fact, Moby has enriched the relative ease of listening of trip-hop with a special dedication to songwriting and a great attention to the details.
The album in its entirety results in equal parts enjoyable and interesting to listen to, there are no evident missteps and the music, in the end, is both familiar and original. On the negative side the LP missing a really memorable song, one of those tracks with an unforgettable line and chorus. It is no coincidence, thus, that the most catchy refrain is that of the song Like A Motherless Child, which is based on a popular tunes from the past.
#10) tUnE-YaRds, "I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life"
(Experimental, Electro Pop)
Merrill Garbus, the US singer and songwriter who operates under the moniker of tUnE-YaRdS, never showed so far any lack of creativity and inventiveness. Indeed, from the beginning of her career she has maintained a minimalist approach to the choice of instruments and music styles almost as if she had the fear of covering, with an excess of effects and instruments, the essence of the motives and the ideas she was transforming into music. And even if this approach maybe precluded the largest audiences, i.e. those that are typically less corageous and less prepared to go beyond those well-established and conventional musical styles, she has still managed however to leave her mark within the indie scene of the last decade.
tUnE-YaRdS' last album, I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life, sees longtime collaborator Nate Brenner become an official member of the project, with the duo confirming more or less the same approach of Garbus' previous releases. Electronic hypnotic beats remain in fact the baseline over which we enjoy Garbus' eclectic and thrilling vocal lines. The musical performance is not always up to the experimental ambitions of the duo, but where the desire to explore manages to find an adequate sonic vehicle, their songs can offer a very pleasant escape from the monotony of our routines.


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The Chinese Advanced Semiconductor Association has granted Nowi an innovation award for it's energy harvesting technology.
Former Intel and GE Senior Executive, IASIC Judge Mr Charles Zhang "The NOWI IC is a revolutionary product for the IoT industry, especially for devices like wearables or very power sensitive IoT sensors. With the ability to capture and process tiny bits of energy from the environment, this innovation can benefit all types IoT sensor devices. The NOWI team did a great job to not only develop this technology but to already be working with customer for the real time deployment. That is why this is a winner."

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- Beer Tankard, Ale, Curved, Presentation Boxed, Engraved£37.20 £31.00
- Beer Tankard, Ale, Curved, Engraved.£32.57 £27.14
- Beer Tankard, Ale, Straight Sided, Engraved.£32.57 £27.14
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A variety of beer glass and crystal tankards. Every item is indivually personalised with a hand engraved message of your choice. The selection includes simple plain glass tankards through German pilsner and panel crystal tankards in boxes.
Beer tankards make wonderful and very personal gifts. On the front you can engrave whatever you like including your own, or one of our stock images to compliment your message. We make them for weddings as presentations for the Best Man and Ushers, for farewells, retirements and office farewells. Who dosen't like a beer tankard?


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One can't help but gasp in amazement when entering Kheer, Roseate House's Indian fine dining restaurant and lounge. The enormity (200 seats), grandeur and intricate woodwork transport you to bygone era of havelis. And as suddenly, the look of the cozy bar and modern western lounge music bring you back to the present.
For those who may not be aware, kheer is pudding often made with rice and is usually flavored with cardamoms, saffron, raisins and nuts such as cashews, pistachios and almonds. The understated opulence of the restaurant is a reflection of its namesake.
Kheer has been divided into three parts – the lounge, the bar and the sit down dinner area. As you progress towards the lounge the ceiling lowers and the music gets louder, a rather clever use of space and sound to define the three areas without the use of unnecessary partitions. The open kitchen adds to the dining experience and aromas that manage to escape the rather powerful chimneys enliven your taste buds. Kheer is a visual treat and every corner is a conversation starter.
Chef Anuj Wadhawan explained to us that the menu at Kheer primarily included delicacies of Northwest Frontier cuisine. However they have made a conscious effort to also incorporate certain signature dishes from all parts of the country.
We were welcomed with a bright red mock tail consisting of boiled beetroot juice with spiced ginger ale- pleasant to the eyes and palate. The tasting began with Chukunder chilgoze ki tikki(beet and pine nut croquettes served with beet chutney), Hare matter ki tikki (green pea cutlet, served with mango relish and tomato garlic chutney), Machalee(raw tuna with chopped onions, tomatoes, gari ginger and mustard oil). All three dishes were good but were a tad bland for my taste. Just by adding a dash of lime, theMachalee got the much needed "kick" I was looking for and we gorged on it!
We moved on to Murgh Malai Tikka (a charcoal creamy chicken served with red pepper chutney),Tandoori Murgh(yoghurt and spice marinated chicken served with spring onion chutney) and Barra Kebab (New Zealand lamb chop with tomato garlic chutney),Murgh Tikka(hot chicken tikka terrine served with sour cream and pickled onion), Subz ki seekh (English vegetable kebab with pepper chutney) and Gucchi(morel stuffed with wild mushroom, grated khoya, cheddar cheese and served with pepper chutney). In the first three dishes each meat was cooked to perfection. However the use of charcoal in the Chicken Tikka seemed unnecessary and didn't do anything to enhance the flavor or appearance of the dish.
Probably the one dish that I could not get on board with was the terrine. Fusing two ideologies of food is tricky and although it was a valiant effort by the chef, the terrine didn't impress. It takes guts to try something new and the chefs at Kheer deserve to be applauded for their willingness to take risks. The latter two were outstanding and the pepper chutney had the right amount of spice to complement them.
Our main course consisted of Murgh Kolhapur (chicken cooked in Maharashtrian style), Kasundi Machhi(galangal and Bengali mustard marinated sole with spring onion chutney), Meen Pollichathu (sea bass wrapped in banana leaf), Nadru Palak (Kashmiri preparation of spinach and lotus stem), Paneer-kesar-e-pukhtan (cottage cheese with red pumpkin in a red tomato gravy), Yellow Dal(yellow lentil cooked with asafetida), Dal Dungar(smoked red kidney bean and whole gram blacklentil) and Jheenga Machalee (lawa grill lobster served with melted butter and coriander). All of this was served with an assortment of Indian breads including, Roti, Butter Naan, Sheermal, Reshmi, Bakarkhani, Pizza Roti and Kashmiri pulao (rice served with cashewnut and raisins).
The highlights for me were the Dal Dungar, Nadru Palak (the use of star anise was a brilliant stroke) and the grilled lobster. I have a deep admiration for anyone who cooks lobster with such precision. Succulent, faultlessly flavored and a vision on the plate; truly a festival for the senses. The reshmi roti is a must try while innovative pizza roti will go well as a starter with drinks.
Just as we were ready to throw in the towel, a tasting platter of three kheers: Gil-e-firdaus(Rice pudding with bottle gourd), Javvarisi Payasam(Jaggery pudding)and Ras Kheer (Sago or sabu danna pudding) was served. The Gil-e-firdaus was exceptional and we concluded our meal with the delightfulGulkand Shahi Kulfi(rose petal preserve flavored ice-cream).
Situated in Aero city, Kheer works to accommodate the sensibilities of foreigners as well as locals. While the dishes themselves may not require more spice, the accompaniments such as the chutneys could do with staying true to their roots and retain the original spice and tanginess. It is always heartening when Chefs, such as the ones at Kheer, take note and are open to feedback and are willing to consider suggestions. Kheer is on the brink of greatness, a few changes would be sufficient to make this an establishment to reckon with.
Ratings (Out of 5)
Rating– 3.0 | Ambience -4.5 | Service: 3.5 | Overall: 3.5
Meal for Two: Rs3500 ++ | Wheel Chair Friendly: Yes | Credit Card: Yes | Alcohol: Yes
Address: Kheer, Roseate House, Asset10, Hospitality District, Aerocity, Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, 110037 | Phone: 011-71558800
Disclaimer: This review was done on an invitation from the restaurant. Due judgement and care has been applied by the author to remain objective and unbiased in the review, but readers need to consider this review keeping this fact in mind.
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Bible translations into Croatian
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Bible translations into Croatian started to appear in fragments in the 14th century. Efforts to make a complete translation started in the 16th century. The first published complete translations were made in the 19th century.
14th to 18th centuryEdit
The oldest known lectionary is a fragment from 14th-century Korčula written in Latin script.[1]
Small parts of the Bible translated to the ikavian shtokavian dialect, in Bosnian Cyrillic alphabet, appeared in the 1404 Hval Manuscript.
One Bernardin of Split printed the first Croatian lectionary in Venice in 1495.[2]
A team of Protestant Croats conducted the first efforts to prepare a Bible translated into Croatian, when a New Testament translated by Antun Dalmatin and Stipan Konzul was printed at Tübingen in Glagolitic in 1561/62 and in Cyrillic in 1563, and the Old Testament Books of the Prophets in Glagolitic and Latin in 1564.[3][4][5]
Jesuit Bartol Kašić translated the complete Bible 1622-1638, but his translation remained, due to political reasons, unpublished until 1999.[6]
In the 17th century, efforts were made to produce a translation for the Catholic Croats and Serbians in the so-called Illyrian dialect, but nothing was printed until the 19th century when a Bible in Latin letters together with the parallel text of the Vulgate was translated into the Illyric language, Bosnian dialect by Matija Petar Katančić. It was published at Budapest (6 parts, 1831) and closely follows the Vulgate.[7]
19th centuryEdit
In the 19th century the Bishop of Zagreb Maksimilijan Vrhovac proposed the translation of the Bible in Kajkavian. The following are translations: Ivan Rupert Gusić translated the Gospels, Acts of Apostles, Epistles to the Romans and Corinthians, and the Apocalypse; Ivan Birling translated the Epistle to the Philippians; Stjepan Korolija worked the entire New Testament (the manuscripts today in the Metropolitanska knjižnica Zagreb); Antun Vranić's worked the Psalms and Lamentations of Jeremiah; Ivan Nepomuk Labaš translated the book of Job.
Ignac Kristijanović tried to continue the translation of Kajkavian Bible. His works: the Gospels, Act of Apostles, Epistles to the Romans and Corinthians, the Psalms, Ruth's Book, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Job's Book, Jonah's Book, Tobit's Book, Judith's Book, Sirach, Book of Wisdom, Epistles of Peter, Epistles of John and Epistles of Jude.
20th century to presentEdit
In 1968 a Zagreb publishing company Stvarnost issued a Croatian translation of the entire Bible (editors B. Duda i Jure Kaštelan). The same translation in its third and subsequent editions has been issued by Kršćanska sadašnjost since 1972.
Croatian actor Vid Balog translated the entire New Testament into the Kajkavian dialect of the Croatian language.
Martin Meršić and Ivan Jakšić translated the entire Bible into the Burgenland Croatian.
Jehovah's Witnesses have translated their New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures into Croatian.
Tomislav Dretar have translated 1998 year into the Croatin language translation of the Bible.
See alsoEdit
- ^ Milan Moguš (1995). A history of the Croatian language: toward a common standard. Zagreb, Croatia: Nakladni zavod Globus. p. 29. ISBN 953-167-049-8.
- ^ Pistvle i Evanyelya po sfe godischie harvatschim yazichom stumacena, by Bernardin Splićanin, at the Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
- ^ Jambrek 2011, p. 145.
- ^ Katekizam : edna malahna kniga ... s pomoću dobrih Hrvatov sad nai prvo istumačena, by Stjepan Konzul Istranin, at the Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
- ^ Katekizam : jedna malahna knjiga v hrvatski jazik istumačena, by Stipan Konzul Istranin, at the Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
- ^ Biblia sacra : versio illyrica selecta, seu declaratio Vulgatae editionis Latinae, by Bartol Kašić, at the Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
- ^ "Sveto pismo Starog' zakona : Sixta V. p. naredbom prividjeno i Klementa VIII. pape vlastjom izdano / Sada u jezik slavno-illyricski izgovora bosanskog' prinesheno", by Matija Petar Katančić, Volumes 1 and 2, Volumes 1 through 4, at the Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
- Jambrek, Stanko (2007). "The Bible Among the Croatian People: Translating, printing and distributing the Bible in the context of proclaiming the Gospel" (PDF). Kairos: Evangelical Journal of Theology. 1 (1): 47–79. ISSN 1846-4580. Retrieved 10 January 2019.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
- Jambrek, Stanko (May 2011). "Contributions for Studying the Reformation in the Croatian Historic Lands" (PDF). Kairos: Evangelical Journal of Theology. 5 (1): 145–150. ISSN 1846-4580. Retrieved 10 January 2019.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)


text: Dr. Asimov summarizes by saying that— We may then imagine the existence of two kinds of universes. One, our own, is the taredyon-universe (slow) in which all particles go at subluminary velocities and may accelerate to nearly the speed of light as their energy increases. The other is the tachyon-universe, in which all particles go at superluminal velocities and may decelerate to nearly the speed of light as their energy increases. Between is the infinitely narrow "luxon wall" (Latin for light) in which there are particles that go at exactly luminal velocities. The luxon wall can be considered as being held by both universes in common . . . . A literal interpretation of God as light could be sued as an evidence of God's ability to create even an infinite universe. Beginning with the Lorentz transformation of mass: M1 = M we have an existence at the speed of light implying an infinite mass. Plugging infinite mass into the classical formula for Kinetic energy produces infinite energy. Finally, using Einstein's relation of mass and energy we have God physically possible of creating an infinite universe. (Asimov, p. 876) He said superluminal velocities; does it means the rank includes infinite velocity? How his hipothetic God conceived as infinite energy can be formuled and/or conceptualized more accurately?


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This article explains which type of patch you need to apply to secure the safety of your webshop. Magento Enterprise Edition users can download the patch via the Magento Support Portal via Magentocommerce.com.
Four steps to apply the patch and increase your Magento security
You need SSH (shell) access to download and apply the patch. You need only three commands, CD, WGET and BASH, to navigate, download and apply the patch.
Patches per version can found in this article under "Patches per version".
Step 1: Log on to SSH (shell)
Log on to the shell server. If you don't how to log on contact your hosting provider of technical contact. Byte customers can follow the steps in the article Inloggen op SSH (shell) (written in Dutch).
Step 2: Download the patch
To download the correct patch for your webshop you need to know what version of Magento your using.
To download the patch you use two commands: CD and WGET. CD navigates to the root folder of your Magento installation, WGET downloads the patch. Below you can find examples per versions.
NOTE: The folder names below are based on the Byte hosting platform, so replace YOURDOMAIN.COM with the installation folder of your Magento installation, e.g. "/var/www/html", "public_html", or "public". If you don't know the name of the folder your Magento has been installed in, contact your hosting provider.
Versions 1.4.0.x to 1.5.0.x:.
cd YOURDOMAIN.COM wget http://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.4.0/patch-shoplift.sh
Version 1.5.1.x:.
cd YOURDOMAIN.COM wget http://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.5.1/patch-shoplift.sh
Version 1.6.0.x:.
cd YOURDOMAIN.COM wget http://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.6.0/patch-shoplift.sh
Versions 1.6.1.x to 1.6.2.x :.
cd YOURDOMAIN.COM wget http://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.6.1/patch-shoplift.sh
Version1.7.x.x :.
cd YOURDOMAIN.COM wget http://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.7.0/patch-shoplift.sh
Versions 1.8.x to 1.9.x :.
cd YOURDOMAIN.COM wget http://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.8.0/patch-shoplift.sh
Step 3: Apply the patch
The command BASH will apply the patch you just downloaded:
bash patch-shoplift.sh
Step 4: Clear your cache
It's important to flush the Magento cache after applying the patch. Flushing your caches can be done in the back-end of your Magento shop under Cache management. More info about flushing your cache in the back-end of Magento can be found in the Magentocommerce Knowledgebase. Don't forget to flush your OPcode or APC cache as well!
Step 5: Check your shop
Don't forget to check your shop for vulnerabilities after patching and flushing your caches. Magento's Security Patch Page provides a list of signs to look out for to determine whether your site is comprised or not.
Patches per version
Magentocommerce offers al the available patches on their download page. This page can have difficulties loading because of traffic, so we've mirrored the patches on our platform.
- Magento versions 1.8.x to 1.9.x – https://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.8.0/patch-shoplift.sh
- Magento version 1.7.x.x – https://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.7.0/patch-shoplift.sh
- Magento versions 1.6.1.x to 1.6.2.x – https://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.6.1/patch-shoplift.sh
- Magento version 1.6.0.x – https://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.6.0/patch-shoplift.sh
- Magento version 1.5.1.x – https://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.5.1/patch-shoplift.sh
- Magento versions 1.4.0.x to 1.5.0.x – https://tools.byte.nl/magpatch/v1.4.0/patch-shoplift.sh
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I keep getting a Hunk failed error. What should I do?
When you get the Hunk failed error it means you downloaded the patch for the wrong version. Please check what version of Magento you're running and download the correct patch. If you still receive this error, please check the Magento forum for more information on these patches or discuss your problem on one of their boards.
How long will downloading and applying the patch take?
Downloading and applying the patch doesn't take much time. We do however recommend that you check your shop thoroughly after applying the patch, which can take up quite some time.
I've patched my shop, but I keep getting an notification in the back-end of Magento
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Qatar named natural trade partner for the UK
At an event in central London last week, Secretary of State for International Trade, Dr Liam Fox, named Qatar the UK's 'natural partner' for trade. He has highlighted the increasing cooperation between the two countries and the importance of Qatari investment in the UK and how it has helped drive prosperity at home and abroad.
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Before what most folks mistakenly call Porn, came along, our controllers suppressed Love & sex.
Now they push sex as a weapon.
BTW, this idiotic word, Porn, came from a misuse of Greek or abreviation of a phrase.
Originally, the issue was: Not under Man.
Por Ne Anner. Πορ Νε Αννερ
Now we have for being under psychotic man faced beasts and their witches.
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GROG: Good observations and conclusion: Real "Men get off on a woman's response to their lovemaking as part of a close relationship."
In Bible, most words for females and women are anatomical function words.
But there are 2 that are most important.
Em.... meaning the bond of the family.
And, Ishah meaning the fire in the Man's life.
Ishah also means burnt offering - sacrifice.
And Real women are happy to sacrifice for Real Men.
Oh, and the English word, 'Woman' comes from 'wif Man', meaning With the Man.
Trouble is, our society has eliminated most real Men and worships Man faced beasts: anthropos - ανθροποσ.
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You guys have missed the motivation behind this. Now think about this, how much money is made from porn and how much is pumped in to keep all those free web sites operating with fresh clips ?
The rest of the world has been led to believe that all white woman are total sluts that want sex all the time. The whites have been demonized through porn and who is going to have any respect for a race that behaves in such a disgusting way ?
This promotion of porn was deliberate and pushed in preparation for the bringing down of Western Civilization. The success of the results have been spectacular to say the least !
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Birthday special: Lata Mangeshkar's 20 favourite tracks
The singer has lent her voice to four generations of leading ladies in Bollywood. Here are the best songs from the vast treasure-trove of outstanding songs, as chosen by the legend herself.music Updated: Sep 28, 2013 11:51 IST
Trying to get the legendary Lata Mangeshkar to pick the top 20 songs from her repertoire of an estimated 25,000-50,000 tracks is like attempting to look for the twenty brightest pebbles on an expansive beach! She has lent her voice to four generations of leading ladies in Bollywood: an unparalleled achievement for any singer anywhere at any point of human history!
"I have very beautiful memories attached with almost all my songs," says Mangeshkar, reclusive but still graceful at 84. "But there are a few which are personal favourites."
She didn't have to struggle much to recall those favourites even as she went through a list of about 100 of her best-known songs that I had got along to jog her memory. In fact, she pointed out that I hadn't listed many of her favourites!
Here are the best songs from the vast treasure-trove of outstanding songs, as chosen by the legend herself.
Lata Mangeshkar's top tunes
Of the many songs she lent her voice to, the legend picks her favourites
1. Tu jahan jahan chalega (Mera Saaya, 1966). Music: Madan Mohan. Lyrics: Raja Mehdi Ali Khan
"It's a beautiful composition by Madan bhaiya about yearning for a loved one that you have lost. Exceptionally touching and close to my heart."
2. Lag jaa gale (Woh Kaun Thi, 1964). Music: Madan Mohan. Lyrics: Raja Mehdi Ali Khan
"Sometimes a song is either lyrically heavy or melodically strong. At times, it's both but tends to lose impact when picturised. It also happens that a song is badly written and scored but is visually so stunning that it leaves an impression on our heart and mind. This song has all those three elements."
3. Aaja re pardesi (Madhumati, 1958) Music: Salil Chowdhury. Lyrics: Shailendra
"This was my first super-hit and it scores on lyrics, tune and acting."
4. Rahe na rahe hum (Mamta, 1966) Music: Roshan Lyrics: Majrooh Sultanpuri
"The music and lyrics make for a great composition."
5. Ja re ud jaare panchi (Maya, 1961) Music: Salil Chowdhury. Lyrics: Majrooh Sultanpuri
"The entire package (music, lyrics and my rendition) has a heart-touching quality. I love the use of the saxophone."
6. O sajna, barkha bahaar aayi (Parakh 1960). Music: Salil Chowdhury. Lyrics: Shailendra
"I'm in love with this song. Salilda composed it beautifully and blended it with the lyrics by Shailendraji, while Bimal Roy's camera-work (pictured on Sadhana), with close-ups of the rain, were outstanding. This melody is also unforgettable because of the contributions of people like Abdul Halim Jaffar Khan, who provided the accompanying instrumentation with the sitar beautifully."
7. Aaega aanewala (Mahal, 1949). Music: Khemchand Prakash. Lyrics: Nakhshab Jaaravchi
"It was one of my first major hits. The lip-syncing on screen by Madhubala added a special allure to the song and set the ball rolling for other hits."
8. Pyaar kiya toh darna kya (Mughal-e-Azam, 1960). Music: Naushad. Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
"I love the song's lyrics, music, choreography and the mood. Many rebellious emotions are conveyed through it."
9. Allah tero naam (Hum Dono, 1961). Music: Jaidev. Lyrics: Sahir Ludhianvi
"Perhaps the most melodious and all-encompassing prayer for humanity. Gandhiji philosophy: 'sabko sanmati de bhagwan,' appeals to me. The lyrics touch your heart and the enchanting music fills my heart with hope."
10. Zara si aahat hoti (Haqeeqat, 1964). Music: Madan Mohan. Lyrics: Kaifi Azmi
"Kaifi saheb's lyrics are haunting. Madan bhaiya created some fine nuances even though the tune was simple. The melody stays with you long after you have heard the song."
11. Ae dil-e-nadaan (Razia Sultan, 1983). Music: Khayyam. Lyrics: Jan Nisar Akhtar
"Sometimes, the director's vision of a song adds great value to the composition. I loved the way it was explained to me by Kamal Amrohi. I just closed my eyes, rendered it and conveyed the emotions. One of my favourite Urdu ghazals!"
12. Thaare rahiyo (Pakeezah, 1972). Music: Gulam Mohammed. Lyrics: Majrooh Sultanpuri
"The Rajasthani folk tune attached to the song adds a special charm to it. The way Meena Kumari has enacted it is also memorable. I love this song!"
13. Ajeeb dastan hai yeh (Dil Apna Aur Preet Paraya, 1960). Music: Shankar-Jaikishan. Lyrics: Shailendra
"One of the most beautiful compositions by Shankar-Jaikishan and penned by Shailendra. I love the sound of the saxophone in this song as well."
14. Woh bhooli dastaan (Sanjog, 1961). Music: Madan Mohan. Lyrics: Rajinder Krishan
"I love the song, especially since its lyrics are so beautiful."
15. Tere bina zindagi (Aandhi, 1975). Music: RD Burman. Lyrics: Gulzar
"Stunning picturisation and such appealing lyrics! RD Burman's music and Sanjeev Kumar's dialogues add a wonderful dimension to the song. And of course, Kishoreda and I also rendered it with our heart and soul."
16. Dikhayee diyen (Bazaar, 1982). Music: Khayyam. Lyrics: Mir Taqi Mir
"This is one ghazal by Mir that is closest to my heart. Khayyam sahab's music only makes it better."
17. Bada natkhat hai (Amar Prem, 1972). Music: RD Burman. Lyrics: Anand Bakshi
"People say this is one of my most touching songs. I agree. The way it has been picturised brings out a mother's love for her son. And my voice suits Sharmila very well. Not to forget the music by RD Burman, my favourite."
18. O beqarar dil (Kohra, 1964). Music: Hemant Kumar. Lyrics: Kaifi Azmi
"There's an easy sense of suppleness in this number. It's penned by Kaifi saheb, and it's just beautiful."
19. Yeh kahaan aa gaye hum (Silsila, 1981). Music: Hariprasad Chaurasia and Shivkumar Sharma. Lyrics: Javed Akhtar
"The lyrics are beautiful! I sang this song with Bachchan saab and it was a challenge to blend my voice with his. I read somewhere that Javed saheb, who wrote the lyrics, felt the line, 'Huyi aur bhi mulayam, meri shyam dhalte dhalte,' couldn't be sung more meaningfully by any singer in the world but me. It's a huge compliment, because the song was very challenging for me to sing."
20. Is duniya mei jina hai toh (Gumnaam, 1965). Music: Shankar-Jaikishan. Lyrics: Hasrat Jaipuri
"I love this breezy carefree song picturised on Helen. I don't usually sing cabaret numbers, so this was interesting to render."


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Salivary Interleukin 1-beta levels and clinical periodontal parameters in habitual naswar users and non-users
Salivary IL-1 beta and periodontal parameters in naswar users
Objectives: Aim of our study was to assess the expression of salivary Interleukin 1-beta (IL-1β) and clinical periodontal parameters in naswar users and non-users (controls).
Methods: Eighty four individuals (forty-two naswar users and forty-two controls) were included in the study which was conducted between August 2017 and May 2018. Salivary IL-1β levels, plaque index (PI), bleeding on probing (BOP), probing depth (PD) and clinical attachment loss (CAL) was assessed in all the participants.
Results: PD of 4mm (p<0.05), PD of 5-6mm (p<0.05), CAL (p<0.001) and levels of salivary IL1β (p<0.05) were significantly higher among naswar users as compared to controls while PI, BOP and number of missing teeth showed no significant difference among the two groups (p>0.05).
Conclusion: Periodontal inflammatory conditions were worse and salivary IL-1β levels were elevated in naswar users as compared to controls.
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Abbasi ZA, Hadi NI, Zubairi AM, Hosein M. Salivary Interleukin 1-beta levels and clinical periodontal parameters in habitual naswar users and non-users. Pak J Med Sci. 2019;35(3):674-679. doi: https://doi.org/10.12669/pjms.35.3.10
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These Keto Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins are a sweet, tart, and low-carb dessert that everyone will love!
I've recently done a lot of recipe testing for low-carb desserts that feature lemon. I just love the flavor combination of a baked good with the tartness of citrus, all wrapped into one delicious bite!
Of course, a Lemon Poppy Seed recipe was necessary! The result? These muffins that are soft, sweet, and simple to make!
We prepped a double batch over the weekend, stored them in an airtight container in the refrigerator, and enjoyed one every morning with a cup of cold brew coffee on the side. Basically, my personal version of low-carb breakfast HEAVEN!
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Like my Low-Carb Chocolate Chip Muffins, this muffin recipe is also nut-free!
Instead of baking with almond flour like I do in many of my keto and low-carb baked good recipes, this recipe uses coconut flour, making it a perfect option for those who follow a ketogenic diet and also have a nut allergy or intolerance.
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- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 23-25 minutes
- Total Time: 35 minutes
- Yield: 12 muffins 1x
- Category: Dessert
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- Cuisine: American
These Keto Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins are a deliciously tart, low-carb dessert option that everyone will love! This recipe is keto, low-carb, nut-free, gluten-free, grain-free, vegetarian, refined-sugar-free, and contains only 1g of net carbs per serving!
- 4 eggs
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- 1 tbsp lemon zest
- 2 tsp lemon extract
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 1 tsp cream of tartar
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1/2 cup + 2 tbsp coconut flour
- 1 tbsp poppy seeds
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line muffin tins with 12 muffin liners.
- To a mixing bowl, add eggs, classic monk fruit sweetener, heavy whipping cream, cream cheese, lemon zest, lemon extract, vanilla extract, cream of tartar, baking soda, and salt. Mix with an electric mixer until ingredients are combined.
- In a microwave-safe bowl, melt butter.
- To mixing bowl, add melted butter, coconut flour, and poppy seeds. Mix with an electric mixer until fully incorporated.
- Spoon dough into individual muffin liners.
- Bake until muffin tops are slightly golden, about 23-25 minutes.
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Cyndi Lauper Redoes Her Old Hits
The New York Daily News reports that while critics in the early days predicted Cyndi Lauper would outlast Madonna, she floundered during the 1990s. "Fame came really quickly for her, and she was pulled in a lot of directions in terms of creativity, management, label – everything all at once," said Tamara Conniff, co-executive editor of Billboard magazine. "But she is still a cool chick with a fantastic voice. She was always out of left field and was very outspoken and nonconformist. Her songwriting has really stood the test of time." The singer is out with 'The Body Acoustic' today, a reinterpretation of some of her favorite songs plus two new ones.


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it's about 3 kilometer walk to summit Mount Ijen, it's take 1 hours to the top of Ijen plan to arrive at 03.00a.m, then our guide will provide you Special gas mask, Then our guide will bring you inside the crater to see mystery of blue flames, it's about 30 minutes walk slowly going down to crater, rocky trekking down, have more take care for this path, our guide will help you so no worries about this part.
3.30 a.m already inside the Ijen crater, we having time 1 hours half to see blue flames phenomenon, there are also where we can see Ijen miners work out taking sulfur stone , after we satisfied see blue fire, we have to going up to see sunrise at view point, from that's spot we can enjoying panorama and landscape ijen crater, sunrise coming out at 5.30a.m , best time to see sunrise it's when dry season from July to August.
after we discover Ijen crater,1 hours walk back to car parking, 8a.m go to coffee plantation, where you can see field of coffee, and also seen clove plantation after that's we going to Jagir Waterfall , you can swim there , prepare your swimsuit, very fresh water, and you will love it ,to enjoy it, after waterfall tour, we back to accommodation, having breakfast, then you can relax or maybe quick shower then we drop off you back to harbor, train station or bus station. end tour
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retail trends: toys and games in 2018
by: Sarah Kneebone
The toys and games industry is in a constant state of flux, with manufacturers and retailers striving to find new ways to entertain and educate their audience of demanding children (and picky parents).
In this article we discuss the state of the Australian toys and games industry, which toys and retailers are coming out on top, the online opportunity, parents' priorities, plus the opportunities going forward.
It's time for PLAY to talk all things toys (no PLAYtime puns included.)
State of the industry.
The Australian toys and games industry is worth more than $3.7 billion annually, and Roy Morgan Research revealed that 2.6 million Australians buy toys and/or games in an average four-week period.
But, according to Euromonitor, in 2016 toys and games experienced growth despite a slowdown in sales of licensed toys, and some of the more traditional categories.
Video games, construction toys, games and puzzles are mostly responsible for the market's growth.
In 2017 building sets, play set dolls, collectables, water and sand toys and accessories were amongst the fastest growing, with non-collectable action figures, robotic playmates, fashion dolls and dress-up sales declining.
Electronic and interactive games are also having a moment, as these combine new technology with education - something which keeps both kids and parents happy.
"Today's tech-savvy kids have influenced changes, such as an updated Play-Doh combining the traditional element with an interactive app." David Hendy, The Australian Toy Association.
Screen time vs. learning.
Although we've seen massive global growth in the gaming industry (valued at $100 billion globally and nearly $3 billion in Australia), interactive and educational toys are still key contenders as many parents focus on reducing the amount that their kids play with tablets and games consoles.
This is especially true of younger children today vs. the teenagers who have already got into video games.
"This year we're seeing a bit of a push back against screen time... we're seeing a real trend towards crafting toys and board games." David Hendy, The Australian Toy Association.
EB Games has the highest number of toy-and-game shoppers in an average four-week period. Not surprising, when you bear in mind that video games have been a driving force of the industry in recent years.
Discount department stores are up next. In Field Agent Australia's survey (based on 300 Australian families with children under 12 years old), Kmart (40%) was the preferred retailer for parents, followed by Big W (23%), Target (15%), and Toys-R-Us (11%).
From the children's perspective, Kmart also took the crown, with Toys R Us shortly behind.
Opportunities online.
Parents' priorities.
Weighing up affordability, quality, 'what's cool', technology, entertainment, education, longevity, and so on, can be a nightmare for parents while toy shopping. So, what exactly are they prioritising?
According to GutCheck, parents are looking for toys which are durable, unique, can hold attention for several years, and emphasis creativity or development.
As packaging geeks we also think it's worth highlighting that toy packaging, more so than in other product categories, requires clarity of communication.
Packaging must clearly state the benefits, important information such as the age range, instructions to operate it and of course, attention grabbing colours work well (even better if it will be used as a gift!).
In the toy world, and from the parent's perspective, a product's value is derived from a quality build alongside educational/developmental benefits and interactive features.
On that note, while it can be tempting for manufacturers to use extravagant plastic-filled packaging in order to stand out, it's worth remembering that 'simple and easy to open' will make parents' lives easier, and give them (and the child opening the gift) a better experience with your product.
Communication is key here. In order to get ahead in a saturated market where choices can be overwhelming and the paradox of choice comes into play, toy brands should focus on making shopping decisions easier.
This means that even when times get tough, toys will remain in people's baskets and shoppers tend not to be as price sensitive as they would with other purchases.
Plus, it's an exciting time to be in the industry, with opportunities for brands to quickly and cheaply get global exposure, as social media provides a platform for viral success...
"While in years past it would have taken something like fidget spinners months to travel internationally, today, social media outlets are allowing consumers around the world to discover new toys at the same time. Trends are amplifying quickly and becoming more widespread, which is both a challenge and an opportunity for the industry." Frédérique Tutt (global toys industry analyst at The NPD Group).
Over to you.
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Malware is using a Sony Certificate
Malware is using a Sony Certificate? What this means? In other words, ours computer can be infected easily by this malware. Let's go back a few days ago when on the news we found out that Sony Corporation was attacked by a criminal hacker organization called GOP (Guardians of Peace) and got stolen valuable information, including four movies no released yet.
Well into the stolen data was a security certificate. A researching and analysis team from Kaspersky reported a discovery of a new trojan variant called "Destover" who is using the Sony certificate to not get caught by your antivirus.
Kaspersky informed that "Destover" have two back doors making two remote IP connections ready to send information from your computer to external servers.
Many antivirus trust in Sony's certificate, because of this "Destover" has been rapidly successfully infected computers around the world.
Antivirus companies had been working quickly to update their virus databases, meanwhile you should keep your computer updated.
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In a stunning show of force, Brazil has been wracked by a historic strike wave carried out first by truck drivers and then by Petrobras oil workers. Since May 20th, the country has been crippled by an incredibly well orchestrated action that amounted to a seismic economic event that only ended yesterday when Petrobras workers announced an end to its strike, just three days after the truck drivers' ended theirs.
The Workers Have Struck A Vein
The demands were simple: lower fuel prices for truck drivers and get rid of Petrobras's CEO for oil workers. Lowering the cost of fuel by 46 centavos per liter got truck drivers to let go of the choke and a threat from the supreme court got the oil rigs back up and running.
As of yesterday, gas supplies to 70 percent of Brazil's territory returned to normal and 95 percent of the Petrobras's units reported a full workforce at the job, while Santos (Latin America's largest port) was reported to be once more operational though far from normal.
Truck drivers blocked freeways and stalled transport vehicles at gasoline pumps, crippling logistical apparatuses, reducing fuel consumption, and sending shock waves across the economy as a whole. More than 550 road blockages were observed across almost 90 percent of the country's states, while eight airports were forced to close, hospitals were forced to cancel non-urgent surgeries, and 13 states suspended university lectures.
In the first five days of organized action alone the Brazilian economy was estimated to have lost some $2.6 billion. Indeed, Petrobras shares themselves dropped 30 percent in value over two weeks.
But Lenin's Not On Sale Again
However, what is most stunning is the political ambiguity of the strike. While certainly geared against Temer and his anti-labor policies of austerity, some strikers were also calling for a military coup in order to "cleanse" the country of corrupt government officials. While left discourses certainly are prone to be populist and anti-elitist, it is quite uncommon to call on the military (which in Brazil has historically been a radically right-wing force during its dictatorship) to intervene.
More disturbing still is that this development comes alongside a growing trend (fueled by the sweeping magnitude of the Operation Car Wash) within civil society that shows the military to be the most trusted institution of the government.
While such a strong and coordinated action certainly signals that the working class of Brazil still has a saddle, its not clear on whose side they're riding anymore.


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They received over 10,000 votes to win the Best Environment project in this year's National Lottery Awards - the annual search to find the UK's favourite Lottery funded projects.
The observatory was the only Welsh project competing against six other projects from all over the UK to win this award. They win a £2,000 cash prize, an iconic National Lottery Awards trophy, and will attend a star-studded awards ceremony – The National Lottery Stars – broadcast on BBC One on 21 September.
The observatory sits in the middle of a remote Welsh wetland, on the Cors Dyfi nature reserve near Machynlleth, allowing people to get a unique view of a rich mix of wildlife – in particular the rare ospreys that nest less than 200m away.
Michaela Strachan said: "I'm really wild about this serene and unique project! When I visited the reserve four years ago they told me about their plans to build the observatory, so it's great to come back to see the difference this funding has made.
"The observatory brings nature to life, allowing everyone to interact with ospreys and other wildlife up-close. This is not just for lucky visitors, but also for those around the world enjoying a nest-eye view through four high definition nest cameras. This year's osprey fledglings have been caught on camera, from their parents' courtship, to hatching, feeding, fledging and, we hope, soon migrating.
"I loved seeing the new observatory and presenting the team with their hard-earned trophy. They're deserving winners, and I was delighted to congratulate them on their important work."
Emyr Evans, manager of the project, said: "It's an honour that over 10,000 people voted to recognise us as the Best Environment project, and I'm proud we've gained this national recognition.
"It's a testament to the hard work and belief of our staff, volunteers, and our many supporters that we have won this prestigious award.
"National Lottery funding allowed us to design and build an observatory for everyone, where families can come and ask questions, where teachers and pupils can learn about the environment, where older people can enjoy nature, and where the community can volunteer and help communicate with visitors - there isn't a building anywhere in Britain like it."
Notes to editors
More about the project
The 360 Observatory, which is run by Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust, sits in the middle of wetland, allowing people to get a unique view of a rich mix of wildlife – in particular the rare ospreys that nest less than 200m away. The three-floor observatory overlooks the habitat of many rare plant and animal species. Inside, the site provides hi-tech equipment to take in the 360-degree view, with a state-of-the-art boardwalk enabling site access for all. Many rare birds can be seen, and with live nest-cams, the birth and the lives of osprey chicks have been shared with the world.
More about the National Lottery Awards
National Lottery players raise over £34million a week and that money goes to support people and projects across the UK. The awards are a great way to show National Lottery players where their funding has gone and the life-changing difference playing the Lottery every week is making to communities across the UK.
There are seven categories in the awards, reflecting the main areas of Lottery funding: arts, education, environment, health, heritage, sport, and voluntary/charity.
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Jackie Aplin at The National Lottery Awards on 07917 791 873, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, or her colleagues on 020 7211 3991.


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People try to define womanhood in all sorts of ways: feminist, drama queen, independent, hopeless romantic and tomboy, to name a few. While culture insists we put ourselves into boxes, our individuality actually reflects the totality of God's design.
Bible Studies
We know that we were created to connect with God by studying his living word and that we were created to live in community, connected to others. Both can seem intimidating. Meeting new people can feel like speed dating, and trying to find the time to study God's word together can seem impossible, but women's bible studies are the perfect place to achieve both.
Encore Ladies
Ladies 50+ gather together to encourage each other, learn about living according to God's plan for us, meet with friends, and make new ones!


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Alejandro Foxley keynote speaker
- Economic Development
- Large Scale Economic Reforms
- Latin American Politics
- The Problems of Democracy
Alejandro Foxley was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Chile in March of 2006. Prior to this appointment, he was a Senator of the Republic of Chile from 1998 through 2006 where he held the role of Chairman of the Finance Committee. He has an accomplished record of public service, including Co-Chairman of the Inter-American Dialogue, in Washington D.C. from 1994 through 1999, and is a member of the International Advisory Board for the Council of Foreign Relations in New York. Foxley served as the Minister of Finance for the Republic of Chile from 1990 through 1994 and was a governor of the Interamerican Development Bank and World Bank during the same time.
He has a Ph.D in Economics from the University of Wisconsin and is the author and editor of 13 books on economy, economic development and problems of democracy.
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Good morning,
FDF has issued the following press notice:
In response to the publication of the Government's Yellowhammer Report, Food and
Federation Chief Executive Ian Wright CBE said:
"It is as the Food and Drink Federation have been saying for the best part of
two years now - it lays
bare the grisly crisis facing the UK's food and drink supply chain in a no-deal
Brexit scenario.
"And shoppers have rightly come to expect a wide range of products on
supermarket shelves. In a no-
deal Brexit scenario there would be significant and adverse changes to product
availability, and random
"Government must be upfront about the chaos a no-deal Brexit would bring."
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$ 29.95 $ 14.95
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Size: 270 mm x 350 mm
Pages: 96
Illustrations: 5 colour, 145 b&w Type: Paperback
A collector's colouring and activity-book dedicated to the clothes, songs, and key people and places in the career of the legendary superstar; the complete guide to the brilliant world of David Bowie. For the duration of his career, David Bowie kept away from scripts imposed by others, choosing, for better or for worse, to write his own story of his life. From the Sixties until his death in 2016, he created a series of fictional figures, imagining them in full, designing, and translating them on stage, giving each its unique identity. The clothes, faces, and music of those years become subjects to colour in, paper-dolls to dress, and board games to assemble in this, the ultimate collector's activity-book: to be approached with glue, scissors and colouring pencils, dedicated to all the fans of the legendary superstar.
About The Artist
Matteo Guarnaccia has documented this pilgrimage of styles stage by stage, year by year, with a wealth of detail. The clothes, faces, music and places of those years become subjects to color in, paper-dolls to dress, and board games to assemble, while the characters of his songs provide the members of a colorful circus.This is the ultimate collector's activity-book to be approached with glue, scissors and coloring pencils, dedicated to all the fans of the legendary singer-songwriter.


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Let me compute the net profit when she sells only one apple. It is the difference between selling price and cost
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How many apples should she sell to make 10 dollar profit?
Total profit (which is 10 dollars)
n stands for number of apples
She has to sell 75 apples to make 10 dollars profit.
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Crime is just a symptom
Dear Editor,
I'm a Jamaican living overseas and I log on almost every day to see what's happening in my beloved country. Suffice it to say that most times I'm appalled and frightened at the activities of my people. Yet, my letter today is not to cast judgement on anyone, rather it is to make suggestions to the powers that be to see if we can try to get our country on the track to success and peace.
I know many people have made suggestions, and I do hope that this suggestion not only catches the eye of the prime minister but is also favourably considered.
Our biggest problem in Jamaica many may feel is crime. Now, while it is certainly a problem, I want to suggest that this is not the real problem, just a symptom of the problems we have.
What then are our problems? Two things in my humble estimation — lack of true respect for all and an inability to productively and effectively manage our emotions. In short, many of us Jamaicans have anger management issues. We are naturally a spirited, passionate people, but sadly misguided and misdirected. It is my desire to see the passion directed and harnessed for good.
The country I live in encourages people to respect people. It is a country which has become home to people from every corner of the globe and, for the most part — it is not heaven, so, of course, there are people who will debate this — people here feel like they can be themselves and no one will get up into their faces for it. We in Jamaica tend to be overly concerned about people being themselves. We get into people's faces when we feel they believe differently from the "Jamaican mindset". We need to understand that just because other people think and act differently it means they are adversaries. This could also be helpful when it comes to our political preferences.
We need to become more confident in our own beliefs so that we can be comfortable with other people's beliefs. We also need to understand that we each have a right to our own opinions.
Next, there is the issue of managing our emotions. After having read for the umpteenth time the number of domestic disputes gone sour, I feel that if people were given the tools to effectively deal with their emotions these incidents would be much fewer. Anger management needs to be put on the curriculum of our schools. If we are to become a successful nation we have to learn how to harness our emotions and let them become tools, rather than being led by them.
Here, in the country I live, sensitivity training is a big deal. It is talked about, there are places at which people can go for training, offices and schools teach it to staff and students, respectively, and the result is a society in which people are generally very respectful of others, even if they don't agree with their particular view points. This leads to a more peaceful society for all to enjoy.
The Government should appoint people and approve budgets to get people trained to respect each other. Companies and churches can take up the mantle and put their best efforts into helping our people.
Jamaicans are loving people at heart, but I find that so many of us are misguided. We need to get back on track.
Here, in this country, even at the bus stops, you will see signs like this "Your bus, my office, get on with respect." We have to start somewhere, and I believe rather than throwing funds into building new prison spaces, we need to invest in our youth so they can become the agents of change for Jamaica's tomorrow.
Teach everyone how to respect each other in truer ways than just saying "respec' ". We as a black nation need to learn what we can from those who have studied and unearthed many useful tools. Take good pages out of the books of developed, First World countries. We want Jamaica to become the little piece of heaven it was created to be.
One love...
Audrey Moyo
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Back to Journals » Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management » Volume 10
Therapeutic interventions to reduce the risk of progression from prediabetes to type 2 diabetes mellitus
Authors McLellan KC, Wyne K, Villagomez E, Hsueh W
Received 29 October 2013
Accepted for publication 11 December 2013
Published 20 March 2014 Volume 2014:10 Pages 173—188
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/TCRM.S39564
Checked for plagiarism Yes
Review by Single-blind
Peer reviewer comments 3
Katia Cristina Portero McLellan,1 Kathleen Wyne,2 Evangelina Trejo Villagomez,2 Willa A Hsueh2
1Department of Public Health, School of Medicine, Sao Paulo State University, Botucatu, SP, Brazil; 2Division of Diabetes, Obesity and Lipids, Department of Medicine, The Methodist Hospital Diabetes and Metabolism Institute, and the Houston Methodist Research Institute, Weill Cornell Medical College, Houston, TX, USA
Abstract: Clinical trials have demonstrated that it is possible to prevent diabetes through lifestyle modification, pharmacological intervention, and surgery. This review aims to summarize the effectiveness of these various therapeutic interventions in reducing the risk of progression of prediabetes to diabetes, and address the challenges to implement a diabetes prevention program at a community level. Strategies focusing on intensive lifestyle changes are not only efficient but cost-effective and/or cost-saving. Indeed, lifestyle intervention in people at high risk for type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) has been successful in achieving sustained behavioral changes and a reduction in diabetes incidence even after the counseling is stopped. Although prediabetes is associated with health and economic burdens, it has not been adequately addressed by interventions or regulatory agencies in terms of prevention or disease management. Lifestyle intervention strategies to prevent T2DM should be distinct for different populations around the globe and should emphasize sex, age, ethnicity, and cultural and geographical considerations to be feasible and to promote better compliance. The translation of diabetes prevention research at a population level, especially finding the most effective methods of preventing T2DM in various societies and cultural settings remains challenging, but must be accomplished to stop this worldwide epidemic.
Keywords: lifestyle, T2DM, intervention, prevention
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POSTPONED: counter)induction: nueva música
POSTPONED: counter)induction: nueva música
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Celebrating its twentieth anniversary, the adventurous composer, performer collective counter)induction returns to Music of the Americas after over a decade with a program highlighting the widely diverse world of contemporary music by Latin American female composers. The concert will feature world premieres by Gabriela Areal, Marina Lopez, and Mariana Villanueva Conroy, as well as a new arrangements prepared expressly for counter)induction.
|Cecilia Arditto (Buenos Aires / Amsterdam)
|Out Loud 3 (WP)
|Gabriela Areal (Buenos Aires)
|Marisol Jimenez (Guadalajara / Berlin)
|Mariana Lopez (Mexico City / Pittsburgh)
|Natalia Solomonoff (Rosario)
|Mariana Villanueva Conroy (Mexico City / Berlin)
counter)induction members:
- Miranda Cuckson: violin
- Benjamin Fingland: clarinet
- Jessica Meyer: viola
- Ning Yu: piano
- Kyle Bartlett: composer
- Douglas Boyce: composer
- Ryan Streber: composer