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This is book three in the Codex Alera series. To know who the characters are and why they're in the positions they're in, you need to start from the beginning of the series.
If I wanted to dislike this book, there are a lot of things I could complain about. Important plot points are so predictable that I could see them coming, and when I'm engrossed in a book, I seldom realize that stuff was obvious until after it's happened. The heroes are so excessively heroic that they border on trite. The battles where first one side and then the other is described as too powerful to possibly stand up to leave the reader wondering which descriptions we weren't supposed to believe. Despite all that, the book grabbed me by the throat and just wouldn't let go of me. The battle scenes -- which the book is stuffed with -- are tense and exciting despite the inevitability. The violence manages to skate along the edge of being too gory for me to enjoy it without ever quite falling into the pit. Major developments in the overall story arc make it seem clear where we're ultimately heading, though it will still be exciting to get there. Since there is a big ongoing story arc, and this isn't the last book in the series, there are of course things hanging fire, but we have reached a reasonable place for a pause. Still, I'm frustrated that I'll have to wait at least until I get to a bookstore for the next one.
9 out of 10.
Tavi starts out the book being assigned to assist Maestro Magnus on an archaeological expedition to the Roman ruins (a much stronger hint than we've had before of where this world comes from). Then Max shows up, and after an assassination attempt in which Tavi has his first confirmed kill, Max delivers new orders. They're being sent to join a new Legion that Gaius is forming. Tavi, under an assumed name, is being assigned as Third Subtribune Logistica (a junior assistant quartermaster, but an officer); Max will be a centurion. Tavi gets a crash course in Legion fighting techniques as they arrive, and then promptly pisses off the Tribune Logistica (catching him in some routine graft) and spends the next several weeks inspecting the latrines. Things are very tense for Max, because his stepmother has been assigned as the Tribune Medica (chief doctor) for the legion. Eventually we pick up some background: Lady Antillus has been trying to eliminate Max as a rival to her blood son since Max was a small child. She hasn't succeeded because Max' furycraft is too strong and she's not willing to do anything she could be caught at. But it sets the stage for Max and Crassus, the brother, to bond later on.
While this is going on, Isana has been at a big meeting of the Dianic League with her forced patron, Lady Aquitaine, and has managed to meet Bernard and Amara. Just when they should be having a nice family dinner in one of the swankest restaurants I've ever read a description of, the stars turn blood red and an army of berserk assassins overrun the restaurant. Many important Citizens are killed, but Bernard, Isana, and Amara escape, aided by Fade who's again revealed that he's not really a simpleton. And two important people are taken as hostages. Kalarus declares open rebellion, and with the hostages holding two important lords back, things look ugly for the Crown. Aquitaine, the traitor in the first book, is forced to ally with Gaius to keep Kalare from winning. Amara, Bernard, and Lady Aquitaine are dispatched to rescue the hostages. Meanwhile, Fade, revealed as Araris, is starting to die of an almost untreatable poison he picked up in the attack, and Isana starts a long and desperate effort to save him.
With the start of the civil war, Tavi's legion is suddenly on active duty, although guarding a strategic bridge isn't likely to be an important battle. But it becomes much more interesting when a lightning bolt wipes out all the other officers of the legion, and Tavi is suddenly in titular command, with only a couple of centurions who actually know anything. And then Kitai shows up and leads him to see that an enormous force of Canim have landed practically on his ass and burned their ships, and also to witness Lady Antillus treating directly with the Canim.
From this point forward, it's several hundred pages of furious battles. Between some brilliant tactics and using his personal knowledge of the Canim to plan effective strategies, Tavi manages to direct the battle to a successful conclusion and to wipe out Sarl, the actual villain among the Canim. Tavi thought he was manipulating Nasaug, the military leader of the Canim, but in the end, he thinks that Nasaug maneuvered him into getting rid of Sarl. The Canim military and the magic users don't like each other at all. But Sarl was a monster, and Nasaug is an honorable enemy; there's actually long-term hope of reconciliation. Meanwhile, the hostage rescue is successful. Finally, Isana manages to reach Araris, who's decided to die, in a trance, and manages to shame him into being willing to live again. When they both wake up, Isana realizes that he's been in love with her for years.
What Isana wasn't telling anyone before, but we've finally learned in flashbacks in this story, is that Tavi is her son, not her dead sister's, and that Septimus, the Princeps, was the father. Araris, the greatest swordsman of the age and personal bodyguard and friend of Septimus, wasn't protecting him at the end because he was protecting his pregnant lover. And he's hidden himself as the simpleton slave Fade to be close to Isana and Octavius. I felt like an idiot for not having seen the hint in Tavi's name before, even though I've suspected for at least one book that he was actually Septimus' son. And finally, the reason that Tavi has no furies is that Isana deliberately suppressed them, because she wanted to protect him from becoming Gaius' heir and therefore a target for shit like that which killed Septimus.
In the epilogue, we learn that First Spear Marcus, one of the key people who held the legion together, is the traitor Fidelias in disguise, apparently now working for Gaius again and serving as a double agent. With a real Imperial heir, he sees hope. And Tavi and Kitai seem to be able to control the furylamp in their bedroom -- so it would appear that Tavi's physical growth isn't the only thing that finally flowered once he got away from Isana's protective clutches.


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Delhi has noisy streets and a competitive MNC culture that are bound to drive anyone crazy! If you have been looking for a break from your monotonous routine, then we have got just the perfect thing for you. Fortunately, the capital city is also surrounded by a number of beautiful trekking spots and adventurous camping sites. Head to these unexplored destinations over a weekend for a quick getaway from boredom and a keen peek into some excitement and adventure!
Read on to find the perfect camping places near Delhi for your next outing!
1. Damdama Lake Camp, Gurgaon
Damdama Lake is one of the biggest natural lakes in Haryana, located amidst the backdrop of the gorgeous Aravallis, a few kilometres south of Gurgaon. Just a two-hour drive away from Delhi, the lake campsite makes for a perfect place for camping near Delhi away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The place offers many adventure sports activities including boating, rock climbing, parasailing, hot air ballooning, rappelling, hiking, zorbing, paintballing, ATV riding, cycling, angling, trekking, bungee jumping, and camping. This place is a delight for birdwatchers too!
Distance from Delhi: 45 km
Best Time to Visit : August to February
2. Mountain Camp, Mussoorie
If you want to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Himalayas, you can head to Mussoorie which is reasonably close to the capital and perfect for night camping near Delhi! Enveloped by dense forests of Deodar and Pine, this place is a traveller's paradise. You can enjoy the bonfire night at the camp and indulge in several fun activities including trekking and rafting. Other popular attractions that you must explore there include the Surkhanda Devi Temple and the Tehri Dam.
Distance from Delhi: 327 km
Best Time to Visit: April to June
3. Beachside Adventure Camp, Rishikesh
If you want to go camping on the beaches beside the Ganga river, head to Rishikesh that offers sun-dried beaches, lush forests, and beautiful star-lit skies. It is particularly famous for thrilling adventure activities like rafting and kayaking amidst wild rapids of the mighty Ganga river. Head there next without a second thought, if you are looking for weekend camping near Delhi!
Distance from Delhi: 260 km
Best Time to Visit: September to November
4. Camp Purple, Mukteshwar, Nainital
Popular for its sprawling peach and apple orchards, Mukteshwar is surrounded by the gorgeous snowclad Himalayan mountains. You can have fun flying kites in the vast meadows of the CPRI during the day and spend your night star-gazing on the hills. When there, do head to Gahana Village to get a real taste of the rural life.
Distance from Delhi: 341 km
Best Time to Visit: March to June
5. Camp Mustang, Manesar, Gurgaon
Located in Manesar in Gurgaon, Camp Mustang stretches for over 8 acres and makes for a perfect site for camping near Delhi NCR. Numerous adventure activities are on offer here including trekking, rock climbing, zorbing, air rifle shooting, paintballing, and parasailing. You can also do star-gazing since a number of star-gazing sessions are provided at the camp itself.
Distance from Delhi: 57 km
Best Time to Visit: November to March
6. Camp Kyari, Syat, Jim Corbett, Uttarakhand
Located at 2800 ft, inside a small Kumaon village, Syat, this is one of the best camping places near Delhi. Perched on the foothills above Kotabag at the periphery of the Jim Corbett National Park, Camp Kyari provides excellent opportunities to explore wildlife adventures. You can go bodysurfing in the village canal, enjoy swimming in the rivers, experience rock climbing, and rappelling. For meals, there is an organic farm from where you can harvest raw vegetables directly. You can explore the jungles and villages nearby and even go mountain biking under the guidance of experts.
Distance from Delhi: 264 km
Best Time to Visit: October to April
7. The Jhajhar Khas Desert Camp, Rajasthan
A beautiful romantic destination for travellers, especially couples, this desert camp offers an authentic experience of Rajasthani rural life. You can relish Rajasthani cuisine and enjoy a luxurious bonfire while reveling in the folk music being played by the local musicians. Several birds like Yellow-Wattled Lapwings, Laughing Doves, Peacocks, and Grey Francolins are found here and are a delight for all the birdwatchers. Shekhawati village is nearby where you can get to know the history of Rajasthan more intimately. You will find Havelis (mansions) with Frescos (mural paintings), that also make the village the largest open-air art gallery in the world.
Distance from Delhi: 273 km
Best Time to Visit: October to March
8. Sanawar Nature Camp, Kasauli
This eco-friendly camp offers you an opportunity to embrace the wilderness by living amongst the flora and fauna. You can also indulge in adventure sports activities such as valley crossing and trekking, while camping around Delhi. If inner peace is what you seek, then the camps offer ample opportunities for practising yoga and meditation right in the lap of nature.
Distance from Delhi: 281 km
Best Time to Visit: April to June and September to November
9. Kangojodi Camp, Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh
Kangojodi is a lesser known destination in the Sirmour district of Himachal Pradesh. And perfect if you are looking for offbeat camping trips near Delhi. Camp Roxx provides this amazing camping experience in Kangojodi where you can go trekking through the forest, rope balancing at the Burma Bridge, rappelling, riding the flying fox, bird watching, river crossing, commando crawling, and trech crawling.
Distance from Delhi: 275 km
Best Time to Visit: July to September
10. Camp at Tikkar Tal, Morni Hills, Haryana
Located at Tikkar Tal near Morni Hills in Haryana, this campsite is one of the best camping destinations near Delhi. It offers breathtaking views and fun activities that are bound to get your adrenaline pumping! You can also enjoy a bonfire in the night and have a barbeque. You will have ample fun here as you spend time gazing into the starry night or enjoying the beautiful sunrise at dawn.
Distance from Delhi: 260 km
Best Time to Visit: October to March
11. Camp Tikkling, Gurgaon
Among a few offbeat destinations perfect for camping near Delhi, Camp Tikkling offers ample opportunities for paramotoring, paintballing, zorbing, and jummaring. Located just 20 km from Gurgaon, this campsite offers easy access to a gamut of activities and interests and makes for a perfect weekend getaway.
Distance from Delhi: 60 km
Best Time to Visit: November to March
12. Camp Wild Dhauj, Gurgaon
Offering everything from adventure activities to cozy tents to appetizing food, Camp Wild Dhauj located at Gurgaon-Faridabad border is the perfect place to unwind on a weekend. You can enjoy fun DJ nights and bonfire while also having the options to explore rappelling, rock climbing, hiking, zorbing, flying fox riding, and mountain biking.
Distance from Delhi: 62 km
Best Time to Visit: November to March

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- GLUT: Glut is kinda terrible. Prior to my last game, I had figured that I'd just been using it wrong, but it seemed that wasn't the case. It's very light on features, so light that there are certain things that you simply cannot do--things like making the window's size fixed, which caused all sorts of trouble for me. The way it rigidly forces input callbacks was quite annoying as well. All in all, I decided not to use it in future projects.
- SFML: SFML always felt a bit weird. I can't really put my finger on why, but it just sorta...annoys me. Maybe it's that I didn't yet fully understand what I was doing when I ran into it, or maybe it's something about the syntax itself. I'm not too sure.
- SDL: When it came down to the final two, I honestly wasn't sure what to pick. In the end, I chose Allegro because I had more experience with it, and my adviser at college knows his way around it. That seemed like a good enough reason. I've gotten the impression, however, that SDL is exceptionally powerful, and may provide more than Allegro. I may have to use it a bit more and see for myself.
Anyway, with that choice made I've begun to integrate Allegro with my partially finished entity handling code. The result is a bunch of red boxes flying around that disappear when clicked. I wouldn't say it's too impressive, but it's a pretty good start. If all goes to plan, I'll start on AMAZE proper by the end of the week.


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Have you heard people say they are binge eaters? Binge eating is an eating disorder often characterized by uncontrollable eating. Binge eating, a compulsive overeating disorder is mainly to cope with stress, depression or anxiety. Binge eating is linked to mental disorder as episode of excessive eating is triggered by anger, sadness, boredom, anxiety or other negative emotions. Surprisingly, binge eating is not seen only in the obese group but also in people with normal body weight. Binge eating runs in the family who overeat or put an unnatural emphasis on food or eat as a way to soothe or comfort.
A few symptoms of binge eating are:
• Frequent episodes of eating abnormally large quantities of food
• Unable to judge what or how much to eat
• Eating rapidly than usual
• Eating until uncomfortably full
• Eating when not hungry
• Feelings of guilt/embarrassment/ disgust after overeating
• Fluctuations in weight
• Frequent dieting!
Binge eating can lead to health complications like obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, high cholesterol, sleeping disorders or shortness of breath.
Over eating can be treated by providing emotional support to the binge eaters through psychotherapy. Antidepressants are also given to control anxiety and depression that leads to binge eating. The thinking and behavior of the person towards food is changed. A Dietitian can help individual and the family members restore the normal eating pattern and also teach the importance of balanced diet and nutrition.


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" A 99 for the bride please" at Little Fistral Beach.
Newlyna and Adam's wedding at the Atlantic Hotel, Newquay on Sunday May 19th with camper van 'Showgirl' Lola.
Sunday weddings are becoming more popular with couples. Here at Strawberry Leisure, we have certainly seen a steady increase over the past couple of years.
Political stories continued to grab the front pages of the 'quality' rags the Sunday that Newlyna and Adam got married. Last week Europe; in/out/referendum was done to death. Today's news; someone 'close' to the P.M. allegedly called party activists 'swivel-eyed loons' and the papers were full of it.
Apparently a phrase meaning 'untrustworthy' rather than a nervous eye affectation of sorts!
There was nothing untrustworthy about the weather today. Whilst we didn't get the 'Sunday Roast' many were expecting, it did remain dry and partly sunny throughout, albeit a bit chilly in exposed parts!
Following a busy Saturday, with all three girls on ceremonial duty, Lulu and Lily were enjoying a lay-in, whilst 'Showgirl' Lola was being prepared for another 'wedding-stage' appearance, writes Chauffeur Bob…
A gentle royal hand waving chug a couple of junctions up the A30 from Strawberry Leisure HQ found us at our Camborne pick up address – the bridal boudoir, bang on time at 12.30pm.
Newlyna with Dad Simon, and Mum Liz, just before departure.
First out the door to greet us and confirm we'd found the right place, was Newlyna's dad, Simon.
Further introductions ensued as I entered the industrious boudoir; Newlyna's mum, Liz, followed by Newlyna, looking absolutely stunning and just about ready for action. Bridesmaids followed; Nicola and Tasha, one whom I immediately recognised from Andy and Debbie's wedding back in March. Clearly Tash is in training as a professional bridesmaid!
Newlyna with Tasha and Nicola.
David Wilkins of Alchemy Photography, the couple's chosen picture taker for the occasion, was diligently capturing the excitement and nerves!
By 12.40 we were all outside, posing for a few final snaps before leaving in the warm midday sun.
A few minutes later we set off in search of the Atlantic Hotel in the county's surfing capital, Newquay, spectacularly located just a pebble's throw from Fistral beach.
We've arrived!
Following a 45 minute fun filled, klaxon sounding and royal hand waving chug we pulled-up alongside the hotel's red carpet at 1.30 precisely.
Photographer, David, was joined by his wife Christine to record our spectacular topless arrival.
All of Lola's VIP's were upstanding for some truly memorable and unique poses.
Lorraine Stones, the hotel's wedding and events coordinator was there to greet us, along with two Registrar ladies.
That special moment has come!
A brief conversation of the 'Registrar' kind followed and after a few deep breaths, the bridal party gracefully made their way down the red carpet, into the hotel and Newlyna's appointment of a lifetime with Adam.
Lola received her usual bombardment of admirers during the ceremony; mostly slack-jawed holidaymakers, absolutely enthralled at the idea of a wedding campervan.
About 30 minutes later, Videographer Kelly, from 'Four Elementz' came over for a quick chat and to say that the newlyweds had been joined by their guests around the back of the hotel on the terrace for drinkies and photos.
A few pictures from the terrace…
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Viggers!
Lola took a slow chug round to the back of the hotel to join the party, and as ever was an instant hit with everyone. Her ragtop roof was fully retracted, the sun was shining (well occasionally) 'Ukuleles' were strumming and singing away from within, creating a wonderful 'heady' atmosphere.
Like so many venues in Cornwall, The Atlantic Hotel, boasts a vista to die for and David and Christine were busy making full use of the setting for some imaginative poses.
As always on such occasions, time seems to run away and before you know it, reception, line-up, speeches and food is knocking on the door. Today was no exception, but fortunately we did manage to pop the champers and get Mr. and Mrs. Viggers along with David and Christine down to 'Little Fistral' beach for a few, but very memorable moments in and around Lola.
A few of the lovely moments down at Little Fistral beach…
A tremendous reception awaited us as we returned to the hotel about 20 minutes later. I popped 'It's a beautiful day' into the CD player and cranked up the volume, as Newlyna and Adam remained standing throughout our final approach receiving cheers, applause and screams from their excited guests.
A truly, wonderful and memorable day was had by all; Lola and me included!
Very best wishes to a lovely couple x.
All photos taken by Strawberry Leisure unless otherwise stated.
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On the 23rd May and we received the following message from Newlyna and Adam …


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From Rent to If/Then: Anthony Rapp's Story
In 1996, the Broadway sensation and Tony Award®-winning musical Rent debuted at an Off-Broadway theater. It soon moved to Broadway's Nederlander Theatre and ran for 12 years and 5,123 performances, making it the 11th-longest-running show in Broadway history.
Anthony Rapp played the role of Mark Cohen, a struggling Jewish-American documentary filmmaker and narrator of the show. Rapp performed as Mark in Rent on Broadway and also starred as Mark in the show's film adaptation in 2005. Following his performances on Broadway, Rapp played the role of Mark in the Broadway national tour of Rent in 2009-10.
Known for acute comedic timing and dedication to his roles, Rapp has become a Broadway legend. He starred opposite another Broadway legend, Idina Menzel, who originated the role of Maureen in Rent on Broadway and in the 2005 film. It was only natural for Rapp and Menzel to continue their on-stage relationship as they opened If/Then as lead characters Lucas and Elizabeth in the spring of 2014.
While Menzel accompanied the national tour of If/Then into January 2016, Rapp continues in his role of Lucas. This week on the Starlight stage, he performs alongside three other original Broadway cast members (Jackie Burns, Marc de la Cruz and Tyler McGee).
Other fun facts about If/Then:
- If/Then was written by the same team that wrote the Tony Award®-winning musical Next to Normal.
- Some have compared If/Then's Lucas to an older version of Mark from Rent – both played by Anthony Rapp in the original Broadway casts.
- If/Then was nominated for two Tony Awards® in 2014: Best Original Score and Best Lead Actress in a Musical.
- If/Then played on Broadway for almost exactly one year, opening on March 30, 2014 and closing on March 22, 2015, with a total of 401 performances and 29 previews.
- The inspiration for the music of If/Then comes from the story and the setting. It's about characters who are searching for things making decisions in their lives, so the music guides the characters through the story.
- If/Then was nominated for nine broadway.com Audience Choice Awards 2014, and won six of them including Favorite New Song and Favorite New Musical.
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Online furniture retailer Made.com has this week revealed that it will be launching websites in Germany and the Netherlands before the end of 2014, adding to the UK-based business's recent arrival in France and Italy.
The fast-growing e-tailer, which has announced a number of new innovative initiatives over the last month, has doubled revenues each year since its launch, and is now looking to Europe to build on the early successes it has achieved in its home market.
Annabel Kilner, Made.com's UK country manager, called the addition of new territories to the business's portfolio an "interesting strategic initiative" and hinted that the move may even stimulate some internal competition among the respective geographical heads, which could help stimulate further growth over the coming years.
"I'm very aware that I have others keeping me on my toes now," she told Essential Retail.
Under Kilner's stewardship, the UK business – which was created by Ning Li, Julien Callede, Chloe Macintosh and Lastminute.com founder Brent Hoberman in 2010, has recently introduced a number of innovative measures that are aimed at keeping the furniture e-tailer on its current growth trajectory and meeting the demands of the modern shopper.
Last week saw the launch of Made.com's own social network, 'Made Unboxed' (picture below), which the company hopes will develop into a thriving community where its customers go for furniture inspiration, and to share home design ideas and potentially organise meetings to view how fellow members have used Made.com furniture in their respective homes.
"It's very much about social engagement – you can message someone who has already bought a product and they can give you their opinions on it," Kilner explained.
"If they were also a couple of streets away, I may also say 'Can I pop down and see it?'. Suddenly their home is a showroom for Made.com. We love the fact that the online element is great for genuine product recommendations, but if we can extend it to social showrooms then that would be a huge advantage for us."
The UK country manager thinks the project has significant potential and describes it as building a community "for people who are passionate about their homes".
"You might get inspiration from magazines, but having dynamic content that is updated daily, where you can actually interact with images and the person behind that image to get the information you want, is a much more powerful channel."
Dynamic content and interaction are key parts of the Made.com philosophy, it would seem, with video having played a central role in the business's online offering since its inception four years ago, and augmented reality set to grow in importance.
The company's in-house team makes a product video every time a new collection is released, which Kilner say is actually twice a week, so there has been a significant amount of digital content created over the last few years. The aim is to produce online videos that are more akin to the fashion industry than the typical 'how-to' offerings of the traditional furniture industry, but the team is currently deep in the process of testing just how to maximise the use of this pool of visual content.
"We know that when we put it on the product page, there is a direct correlation between people who watch a video and then go on to purchase," Kilner noted.
"Our challenge as a business is 'How do we make our video content even more engaging, and how do we make more people watch video?'."
Augmented reality is currently a hot topic in retail. Argos launched the latest edition of its long-running catalogue on Saturday, with more than 300 pieces of augmented reality content built in to give customers an opportunity to experience digital and traditional content in tandem, via their smartphones.
Integration of this type of technology at Made.com is so far minimal, according to Kilner, but the e-tailer is currently working with tech firm Sayduck and investigating ways it can introduce this tool into the company's mobile website so that customers can see 3D images of how furniture may look in their homes.
Kilner said that the quality of the 3D models visualised by Sayduck were "by far and away the best" at the time Made.com started investigating the market, but she suggested that augmented reality innovation is moving on fast.
"I was very keen that the beauty and quality of image you see on our website was then translated into that [augmented reality] application, although we will continue to look at new players in the market.
"It's an area that is moving so quickly and developing so fast with new functionality that you almost need to be able to change providers and be able to test different ones in the market."
Essential Retail also visited the Made.com showroom in London's Notting Hill Gate in July to see how the company is using tablets and NFC technology, in association with CloudTags, to digitalise the bricks and mortar shopping experience and achieve a closer connection with its customers across multiple retail channels.
Although there are no imminent plans to open more Made.com showrooms in the UK, Kilner admits that she is always on the look-out for opportunities. She acknowledged that the technology provided by vendors such as CloudTags could play a part in any future property strategy, with one stated aim of the business to "continue making Made.com very self serve, in terms of purchasing furniture".
"Having tech innovation is going to be key to what drives our scale, in terms of the customers we can reach and turning those shoppers into customers who have lifetime value," Kilner commented.
"We benefit from starting off as a pure-play because we are challenged to think of new innovations continuously. Because we're driven primarily by technology, it enables us to move faster and perhaps take more measured risks than our competitors who are traditionally from a bricks and mortar background and have gone online."
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Source: $1,5bn rescue package unveiled | Newsday (News)
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has offered a $1,5 billion package which guarantee investments into Zimbabwe, in a timely boost for the new administration led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Afreximbank president and chairman Benedict Oramah met Mnangagwa in a closed-door meeting at Munhumutapa Offices yesterday, where the Cairo-headquartered bank reaffirmed its continued support to Zimbabwe.
"We also discussed a number of areas that involve additional investment from us, something that will be in the region of $1 billion to $1,5 billion that includes certain kinds of guarantees to encourage investors to come to Zimbabwe at this time," Oramah told journalists after meeting Mnangagwa.
"We discussed various areas we have been intervening and continue to provide and so informed His Excellency, the President, that the $600 million we engaged in a few weeks ago had been finalised. This includes a $150 million facility for banks to ensure that we have a good supply of essential items such as fuel and fertilisers."
He said the bank would support the stabilisation of the Zimbabwean economy through alleviating the foreign currency crisis.
Afreximbank were the guarantors of the $200 million export incentive facility introduced last to grow the country's exports.
The facility comes in the form of bond notes. Monetary authorities say the facility has led to a 40% growth in exports.
The bank has also provided the $600m nostro stabilisation facility to help the country clear the foreign payments backlog.


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Working with parents to find appropriate solutions to ensure a safe and happy environment where children thrive and learn.
Who is our Parent Support Advisor?
Sarah de Marcos is our Parent Support Adviser. She works for Bohunt cluster schools for years and is a parent herself. She is here to support your child to get the very best from school by providing guidance and a listening ear. Sarah will be able to help you with any worries you may have about your child, and provide advice.
What does our Parent Support Advisor do?
Sarah helps support parents and carers in their demanding role. She does this by:
• working with parents and carers to try to help with issues around their children's wellbeing in school
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You'll need to do some basic setup before you can start using SNAP to distribute to your social channels, such as creating a Facebook developer account and setting up a Twitter API key but don't let this put you off from using it as the NextScripts website has a fantastic step by step walk through with screenshots and clear instructions on how to do this.
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To truly prepare for college-level work, high school students need to take four years of English, one or more upper-level math courses beyond Algebra 2, and a lineup of science classes that includes biology, chemistry, and physics, concludes a report from ACT, Inc. the Iowa City, Iowa-based test-maker that administers the nation's second most widely used college-entrance exam.
Yet only about 35 percent of students who take the ACT follow such a coursetaking pattern, the organization found. Moreover, ACT-takers have shown little improvement in such patterns over the past five years.
The study also found that certain high school classes benefit students across disciplines in college. Those who take at least one foreign-language class in high school, for instance, increase their chances of success in college English-composition courses; and enrolling in upper-level math courses in high school can lead to success in college science classes, according to the report.
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USU is a welcoming and inclusive campus. Our commitment to the safety and well-being of all members of our campus community is unwavering. All members and friends of the USU Interfaith Initiative are "diversity activists" who promote positive and meaningful relationships among all who orient around religion differently. We commit to stand-up for inclusion and to protect one another from the effects of ignorance and intolerance, however these manifest. Here at the USU Interfaith Initiative, we will continue to post events, statements, and activities that reflect our institution's commitment to lift one another up in these troubled times.
USU's Access and Diversity Center is our campus's "safe-space" that welcomes and provides opportunities to gather, connect with and to support each other. Many of us are struggling with recent and on-going events that threaten our common humanity--events including mass shootings, rising numbers of hate crimes that target several populations including Muslims, people of color, people with disabilities, women, immigrants and survivors of sexual assault, as well as the intended repeal of DACA, and other affronts to diversity and inclusion. Today we join the USU Access and Diversity Center in welcoming all students to share whatever pain is arising in a spirit of safety and inclusion. Here is the Access and Diversity Center's message, posted last November, and as true today as it was then. Here also is information about additional resources on campus that are available to all who need a listening ear.
A Message from the Access and Diversity Center
Many of us are struggling to reconcile the outcome of the recent election with the values we hold close. Members of our campus community feel uneasy and concerned for their well-being in the wake of the rhetoric that targeted several populations including, Muslims, people of color, people with disabilities, women, immigrants, and survivors of sexual assault.
Feelings of disbelief, anxiety, and grief are real.
This is a time to dig deep to support our fellow Aggies and to hold one another with abiding respect. We must continue to move forward. There will be difficult conversations. There will be differing viewpoints. We must find a way to move forward together, united by our commitment to inclusivity, equality, and compassion. The staff at the Access and Diversity Center are here to help. Our office is open and available to gather, to connect, and to support.
The Access and Diversity Center reaffirms the principle of inclusion as described in USU Policy 305: "Utah State University is committed to providing an environment free from harassment and other forms of discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, age (40 and older), disability, or status as a protected veteran. Consistent with its prohibition against sex discrimination, Utah State University prohibits and is committed to addressing and preventing sexual violence."
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"Who's his mother?" Scarborough agreed. "Was he raised in a barn?"
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How can the quality of the collaboration between disability and IT services on a postsecondary campus be maximized to promote accessible IT? The presenters will share the different roles Disability Resources for Students and Accessible Technology Services play regarding the promotion of accessible IT on University of Washington.
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Imagine this: You go to your local grocery store, only to find the produce section stocked with Fruit Roll-Ups and Gushers. Would you do a double-take? Sure, these products mimic the taste of fruit and even have the word "fruit" on their boxes—but clearly these products don't belong alongside apples, oranges, and strawberries.
Sound far-fetched? It's already a reality for grocers who have to decide where to stock fake meat.
One of the biggest players in the fake meat market, Beyond Meat, is proudly promoting its product as the first plant-based "burger" sold in the meat aisle. But does fake meat belong with meat?
Grocery chains are now having second thoughts about stocking Beyond Meat alongside ground beef, pork chops, and chicken breasts. Instead, retailers are now placing fake meat in dedicated vegan sections.
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Consider there is a grand total of one ingredient in ground beef: beef. Compare this to the Beyond Burger, the ingredient list of which is 19 ingredients. (Its previous recipe contained even more.) One is refined coconut oil, which one Harvard professor called "pure poison." Indeed, the American Heart Association recommends people avoid consuming coconut oil due to its high saturated fat content.
Coconut oil is not the only heart health risk that comes in these processed patties. In an age where processed food is everywhere, salt is arguably one of the most significant health risks—in fact, 9 out of 10 Americans eat more than double the recommended amount of salt. Excess sodium can contribute to high blood pressure, heart attack, and stroke.
A single serving of lean ground beef contains about 50mg of sodium. Compare this to the two leading fake meat burgers. In a single serving, the Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger contain 390mg of sodium and 370mg of sodium, respectively. That's nearly eight times the amount of salt in healthy lean ground beef.
The slew of ingredients in fake meat can pose numerous health risks. One of the most commonly found ingredients in these offerings are soy protein isolates and concentrates. These are created by separating soy proteins from fats, which can involve a process where soybean flakes are bathed in hexane, a known human neurotoxin that is suspected of damaging reproductive health. Even though most hexane is removed through evaporation, small amounts inevitably remain. The European Union strictly regulates acceptable hexane residue amounts—but the FDA has no comparable regulation. Independent testing has found American food products containing more than five times the amount of hexane allowed under Europe's safety threshold.
One of the most unappetizing fake meat ingredients, titanium dioxide, is found in a number of Tofurky's "chick'n" strips. Titanium dioxide, or TiO2, is a whitening additive used in products including paint and sunscreen. Needless to say, you won't find TiO2 in a chicken—but you will find it in fake meat. Research shows that ingesting small particles of TiO2 causes liver and brain toxicity in humans. Another study recommends that this chemical should be approached with "great care."
Consumers are increasingly losing interest in processed foods. As a new report from the International Food Information Council reveals, "clean eating" is the single most widely cited diet in 2019. That means less processed foods and more whole foods. Diets like paleo—that eschew processed foods—are growing in popularity. Additionally, the turn towards clean eating is at odds with what fake meat companies are offering—a mishmash of chemicals designed to mimic the taste of meat.
Clean eating is popular not just among omnivores, but among vegans and vegetarians too. These latter groups avoid meat, but that doesn't mean they have to settle for processed junk food. The rest of us shouldn't either.
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and, if allowed, give the patient the chicken separately.
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gizzards, and feet, which, prepared as indicated in the foregoing
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the other half into neat pieces; put it into a small saucepan; add one
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for two hours; remove the oily particles thoroughly; strain the broth
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Date: February 1, 2012
Fishkind: Psychiatric help is just a teleconference away.
Through telepsychiatry, Avrim Fishkind can aid many more patients in crisis.
When a man with bipolar disorder is standing on a crowded street with a gun in his hand, it's unlikely that he'll call on a psychiatrist to talk him out of pulling the trigger. In fact, if he was ever willing to ask for help, it would most likely have been days or weeks earlier, when his crisis was just beginning. If he lived in a small community with poor resources, chances are that psychiatric care was hard to come by.
For years, says emergency psychiatrist Avrim Fishkind '91, a lack of resources has plagued local emergency departments, which are overrun by psychiatric patients they are ill equipped to handle. He's also seen firsthand how crucial psychiatric care can be in emergency situations. In 2005, he implemented psychiatric emergency services at the Houston Astrodome, after 25,000 people converged on Texas from New Orleans, to escape the floods of Hurricane Katrina. It was the largest ever psychiatric emergency response to a disaster. The next year, troubled by the number of patients stuck for days in an emergency room while waiting for psychiatric care, Fishkind helped the state of Texas rewrite its policy on handling patients in psychiatric crisis. The result: legislation that infused more than $100 million over six years to build a comprehensive psychiatric emergency system across Texas. But more needed to be done.
"Over time we've started to realize that 99 percent of psychiatric emergencies weren't being seen by emergency psychiatrists because they were occurring on the streets, in schools, hospitals, and jails, where there often are no psychiatrists available. It was clear that we needed more psychiatrists to handle these patients," says Fishkind.
And yet the shortage of psychiatrists across the United States has been widely acknowledged. "The only solution I could think of was telepsychiatry," he says. And so in 2007, JSA Health Telepsychiatry was born.
Through Fishkind's company, psychiatrists can be available to facilities in need on a moment's notice. For hospitals, schools, prisons, or any other institutions or settings that might be handling patients in psychiatric crisis, JSA Health psychiatrists are available via teleconferencing 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The company is one of only three offering similar services across the country, and so far it's proving successful, with a growing client list and an increasing list of satisfied users. "A psychiatrist sitting in Houston can help eight different hospitals across the state or farther, all in the course of a shift," Fishkind says. "It's the wave of the future in psychiatry." LG


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While Holder tried to put some meat on the bones of hope, Travis the chimp tore meat away from bone — in an obviously much more literal way that luridly deepened our already intense feeling, this decade, of a vulnerability beyond poetic consolation. The grim truth confronts, even mocks, our gossamer dreams. Our trust in them is shaken.
A while ago in some other venue (I forget where), I argued that Obama's hopeful rhetoric, which often soared to the point of abstraction, actually promised a 'sense of' utopia so far removed from the real world that it would be toothless — a harmlessly vague inspiration unable to be translated, in any material way, into public policy. Indeed, I wondered, many of these Obama voters might actually long more to experience a 'sense of' change than to roll the dice on the uncertain, challenging prospect of actual change! This might have been a retreat of my own into hope's consolations, but when I actually listened to Holder's speech from the beginning and looked over the transcript, I was amazed to discover that his call for "frank" talk was couched over and over again in language so vague that he could not forthrightly explain what we were supposed to be speaking so frankly about. The sensational thing about the "cowards" line isn't its directness but its mincing circuitousness:
in things racial we have always been and continue to be, in too many ways, essentially a nation of cowards.
I suppose Holder's inability to put meat on the bones of such crutch terms as 'things racial', 'racial matters', and 'racial issues' could be proof positive that we live under a real despotism of cowardice. But I suspect that this ostensible vice actually reveals how much misbegotten hope we've vested in the possibility of transcending the difficult, disheartening details of everyday life with an appeal to increasingly thin moral abstractions. "Openness" — "togetherness" — "dialogue" — even "community" — these are the "me like cookies" of our generation, inarticulate stand-ins for far more particular realities that we no longer seem to quite have the knowledge to incarnate in practice. Or is it exactly not a matter of knowledge? With our Lecterian primates and our beastly beheadings, with our crashing planes and our cratering markets, do we have the courage to learn the good life grown up from the ground, instead of the one we envision in the clouds?


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According to Eli Evans, one of our information architects, "datatypes and keylinking are the two most important concepts in the Libronix DLS." If you're like I was prior to digging into this recently, you're probably missing out on some of the power of Libronix by not fully understanding these key concepts. Eli's discussion of data types is hard to improve upon, so I'll just borrow from it and put some of the ideas in my own words. I encourage you to read his post as well.
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A data type is a grouping or association of similar data. There are several different categories of data types. Two of the most common ones, which we'll discuss in future posts, are language data types (e.g., a Greek word in an English article) and reference data types (e.g., a Bible reference or a Josephus reference).
A data type is not resource specific. Some of the links in Libronix resources will take you to a specific location in a specific resource. There's only one place the link can go, and if you don't have the resource, it won't go anywhere. These are not data type links. There's a second type of link that doesn't point to a specific place in a specific resource but rather to a data type that often has several suitable destinations. A great example of this is Bible reference links. Clicking on most Bible references doesn't take you to a specific Bible like the KJV, but to your preferred Bible, which you can set in Tools > Options > Keylink by selecting Bible from the Data Type drop down and promoting your favorite Bible from the list of resources at the bottom. (You can also select your preferred Bible by clicking "Customize View" on the Logos home page.)
This is one of the benefits to data types: you can choose your keylink targets and prioritize them according to your liking.
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It might be helpful to think of keylink and keylinking as just a fancy way of referring to looking stuff up—things like words (or other bits of text like abbreviations) or references. Reference keylinks look like hyperlinks on web pages (but without the underlining). Clicking them will execute them and open the keylink target based on what resources you have and how you have prioritized them. But just about every word, even if it is not hyperlinked, can be a keylink, as long as there is an appropriate keylink target. (BTW, you execute a keylink that doesn't look like a hyperlink by double clicking it or by choosing "Selected Text" > "Execute Keylink" from the right-click menu.)
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Tea is the preferred drink north of the 55th parallel. While travelling, frequent stops are planned to share a cup of this re-energizing hot drink and snacks in the company of your local guides. Meals are provided by a local caterer based on traditional cuisine and available provisions. The meals listed in the itinerary are those normally provided during this expedition. In accordance with northern realities, meals may be adjusted depending on availabilities. Throughout your expedition, park staff ensure tea, water and snacks for your comfort. This allows you to travel light and take full advantage of all activities. Regular re-supplies are received throughout the expedition to maintain traveller comfort. In Nunavik, the weather is constantly changing. Expeditions may be adjusted to take into account current conditions. Flexibility and the ability to adapt to a modified timetable and activities are important prerequisites for travellers in Nunavik's parks.
Departure from Montreal. Arrival at Kuujjuaq. A Nunavik Parks staff member will provide you with a lunch/snack and assist you with the check-in for your connecting flight to Kangiqsujuaq. On your arrival at Kangiqsujuaq at the end of the afternoon, you will be welcomed by a Pingualuit park staff member and shuttled to your hotel accommodations for check-in. A community visit and historical information about Kangiqsujuaq will be delivered by Kangiqsujuaq Adventure, followed by dinner at your hotel.
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• Meals: Breakfast in flight / lunch-snack in Kuujjuaq / dinner at the cooperative hotel in Kangiqsujuaq.• Accommodations: cooperative hotel.
Prior to your departure for the park, enjoy a two-day visit in the Inuit community of Kangiqsujuaq (big bay), which is nestled in a splendid valley surrounded by towering mountains. Traditional activities, spectacular landscapes, as well as historical and archaeological sites provide a unique atmosphere for travellers. Visit to various community buildings and the park visitor centre. According to availabilities, Kangiqsujuaq Adventure may organize a dogsledding activity, kite-skiing, a visit to a nearby hunting camp or an igloo-building activity.
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• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the cooperative hotel (may include eggs, ham, pancakes, cereal, croissants or toast) / lunch and dinner at the cooperative hotel (may include casserole, prepared meat or fish, pasta, goose or fish meat pie, or lasagna).
• Accommodations: cooperative hotel.
Information meeting at the park visitor centre (planned stops, safety issues, park rules). Your snowmobile trip to the base camp in Parc national des Pingualuit (120 km) passes by the majestic canyon of the Puvirnituq River, then you will reach the comfort of the base camp at Lake Manarsulik. The three kilometres separating the camp from the renowned Pingualuit Crater may be easily travelled with your local Inuit guides.The trip begins on the bay and leads up and through the mountains. Highlights: first mountainous sector. Arrival at the Qulusutallik camp for your first break (tea and snack) with your local guides. Observation of a unique geological feature sculpted during the last ice age along the Laflau River. Side trip without sleds to a scenic-view site of the nearby canyon. Arrival at the Itirviluarjuk camp for your mid-way meal. After the meal, departure for the base camp. If the weather is good, it may be possible to continue on for a first glimpse of the crater. Dinner is served at the Manarsulik camp.
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• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the cooperative hotel / lunch at the Itirviluarjuk camp (may include soup, mussels, cheeses, crackers) / dinner at the Manarsulik camp (may include goose or fish meat pie, lasagna, or prepared caribou, ptarmigan or fish).
• Accommodations: Manarsulik camp (two cabins comprising four individual bedrooms with single beds).
Explore the surrounding area by ski, snowshoe or kite-ski. It is also possible to make the 40-minute trek from the base camp to the canyon of the Puvirnituq River. On arrival at the Sanguamaaluk camp, you will be able to warm up and partake in a snack. Activities are determined according to weather conditions, which can make certain activities especially pleasant. From snowshoeing on the powdery slopes of the crater to kite-skiing on Lake Manarsulik within 50 m of the base camp, your day will be filled with exciting activities.
© François Carrier
• Meals: Continental-type breakfast / lunch and dinner at the Manarsulik camp (may include soup, casserole, fish or game caught onsite).
• Accommodations: Manarsulik camp.
After those days spent in the comfort of the main cabins, your back-country skiing expedition may begin. Over the course of four unforgettable days in the company of your professional Inuit guides, you will cover about 30 km daily (from approximately 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) on ski, arriving each afternoon at one of a series of intermediate stopovers along the access corridor between the park and the community of Kangiqsujuaq. On arrival, there will be opportunities to complete your day with kite-skiing or a variety of outdoor and indoor activities.
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• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the Manarsulik camp / snack en route / lunch around 2 p.m. and dinner at the Cournoyer camp (may include soup, vegetables, cheeses, crackers, pasta, or prepared fish, goose or caribou).
• Accommodations: Cournoyer camp.
Departure around 9 a.m. from the Cournoyer camp towards the Itirviluarjuk camp (30 km). After lunch at the Itirviluarjuk camp, you will have an opportunity to take part in a variety of activities (kite-skiing, ice fishing, snow sculpture) or to simply relax.
© François Carrier/Mireille Boullianne
• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the Cournoyer camp / snack en route / lunch around 2 p.m. and dinner at the Itirviluarjuk camp (may include soup, vegetables, cheeses, crackers, casserole, pasta, or prepared fish, goose or ptarmigan).
• Accommodations: Itirviluarjuk camp.
Departure around 9 a.m. from the Itirviluajuk camp towards the Qulusutallik camp (30 km). Stop at the hanging rock (erratic block), deposited during the last ice age. After lunch at the camp, it will be possible to complete a variety of activities (kite-skiing, ice fishing, snow sculpture) or to simply relax until dinner.
© Anne Pelouas / François Carrier
• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the Itirviluajuk camp / snack en route / lunch around 2 p.m. and dinner at the Qulusutallik camp (may include soup, vegetables, cheeses, crackers, lasagna, casserole, or prepared fish, goose or caribou).
• Accommodations: Qulusutallik camp.
Departure around 9 a.m. from the Qulusutallik camp towards Kangiqsujuaq via Wakeham Bay. On arrival in the community, park staff will transfer your baggage to the cooperative hotel while you relax and enjoy an expansive view on the bay.
© Julie Dyotte
• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the Qulusutallik camp / snack en route / lunch and dinner at the cooperative hotel.
• Accommodations: cooperative hotel in Kangiqsujuaq.
Departure for the Kangisujuaq airport around 8 a.m. via the hotel shuttle and check-in for the Air Inuit flight to Kuujjuaq. Arrival at Kuujjuaq. A Nunavik Parks staff member will assist you to check in your baggage for the return flight to Montreal.
• Meals: Continental-type breakfast at the cooperative hotel / snack at the Kuujjuaq airport.
Price per peson, before taxes. All-included (meals, accommodations, transportation from Montreal). Preferential prices for JBNQA beneficiaries, 2 participants are needed to guarantee departure, contact us to join a group. Although hunting and trapping are strictly prohibited into the National Parks of Quebec, Inuit have the right to practice their subsistence activities throughout Nunavik, including the parc national des Pingualuit. Thus, witness a group of Inuit hunting caribou, ringed or trapping foxes may be part of the Nunavik parks' experience.
Safety All the expeditions led by Pingualuit national park team can be followed day by day through daily satellite positioning. The team can contact the park staff anytime with a satellite phone. It's part of visitors responsibilities to plan their own safety: training to prepare your trip and having the proper insurance is part of it. Therefore, we strongly advise visitors to take an insurance policy covering air evacuation costs.
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