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Welcome to one more casino game Baccarat, actually, to six of them (including Mini Baccarat and Baccarat Gold). You can either play online for free – just for fun – or wager and win real money! Surely, you are an excellent player and you've got in our site not only to relax, enjoy the games but also to make some extra cash. If you're not so advanced, please read the following brief information with the basic terminology and rules. In addition, we have to warn you – please, try the free online games before playing for real money.
Baccarat is a comparing card game played between two hands, the "player" and the "banker", who try to get the biggest total value of two or three cards. They compete with each other. The brief rules of the most widely spread version – mini-baccarat are the following.
The aim of the game is to get the cards combination with the highest possible hand value 9. If a player has got 8, he is the winner in case the opponent's hand is less. If there's no player with 8 or 9 – the third card is dealt.
Cards have the following point value: cards 2–9 are worth face value (in points); 10s, Js, Qs and Ks have no point value (i.e. are worth zero); Aces are worth 1 point; Jokers are not used. Hands are valued according to the rightmost digit of the sum of their constituent cards: for example, a hand consisting of 2 and 3 is worth 5, but a hand consisting of 6 and 7 is worth 3 (i.e. the 3 being the rightmost digit in the combined points total: 13).
Each baccarat coup has three possible outcomes: "player" (player has the higher score), "banker", and "tie".
Baccarat has always attracted the players who try to think a "nonlosing" strategy. Since the stakes' choice is limited, the most strategies include the amount of bets' changes depending on the previous games' results. The most popular strategies are Martingale, D'Alembert, etc. In practice, there are no "nonlosing" strategies at all. The ideal one is believed to be the following – just to put a stake on "the bank".
Decades ago, Baccarat was purely an aristocrats' privilege, and nowadays the stakes may also be pretty high. In casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, punto banco (= mini-baccarat or a Spanish version of the game) is usually played in special rooms separated from the main gaming floor, ostensibly to provide an extra measure of privacy and security because of the high stakes often involved. By the way, a similar game in France is called "chemin de fer", in other countries – also "chemin de fer" or macao.
Since the stakes in baccarat may be high, the dramatic twists of fate sometimes happen here. In the history there's a well-known Royal Baccarat Scandal, due to the involvement of the future King Edward VII, then Prince of Wales. The incident inspired a huge amount of media interest in the game, bringing Baccarat to the attention of the public at large, with rules being published in newspaper accounts of the scandal. Popular culture was influenced enough that the scandal became the subject of music hall songs and a stage play.
In the XXI century Baccarat chemin-de-fer is the favoured game of James Bond, the fictional secret agent created by Ian Fleming. Bond plays the game in numerous novels, most notably his 1953 debut, Casino Royale, in which the entire plot revolves around a game between Bond and an counterintelligence agent, operative Le Chiffre. The unabridged version of the novel includes a primer to the game for readers who are unfamiliar with it. So, if you wish either to learn the ropes or to advance in Baccarat, read the above mentioned novel and start clicking your mouse in this tab. Good luck!

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Slow cooker pork shoulder
Slow cooking delivers lovely tender meat. Cook this shoulder of pork until it falls apart, shred it, then pile into baguettes or serve alongside veg or salad
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
Nutrition: Per serving (8)
- kcal245
- fat9g
- saturates3g
- carbs1g
- sugars1g
- fibre0.3g
- protein34g
- salt0.4g
- 2 tbsp olive oil
Olive oilol-iv oyl
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- 1½kg piece pork shoulder
- 250ml white wine
- 250ml chicken stock
- 4 bay leaves
- 2 sprigs of rosemary
Rosemary's intense, fragrant aroma has traditionally been paired with lamb, chicken and game…
- 1 tsp black peppercorns
- 1 garlic bulb
Remove the fat from the pork shoulder (you can get your butcher to do this bit for you). Season the pork with salt and pepper then heat the oil in a large frying pan over a medium to high heat. Brown the pork shoulder on all sides then transfer to a slow cooker. Add all the other ingredients, then cook on low for 6-8 hours until the meat pulls apart when pressed with two forks.
Remove the meat, place on a plate and shred it with two forks. Remove the herbs from the sauce and squeeze the garlic cloves out of their skins back into the pot. Put the meat back into its sauce for wonderfully tender and moist slow cooker pork. Serve as an alternative to your Sunday roast with roasted new potatoes, or with a big green salad, mustard and warmed baguettes.


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Bookish Activities for Christmas | Literary Book Gifts
I'm delighted to be welcoming Melissa Chan from Literary Book Gifts today who is sharing with us some fabulous ideas for bookish activities for Christmas for all the family.
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The Christmas holidays are a great time to gather around the dinner table for a home cooked meal, warm up by the fireplace, or watch a family friendly movie. Whatever your tradition may be, the holidays are a great time to sit back, relax and enjoy a good book with a hot cocoa or a fresh cup of cinnamon apple cider. Reading is great between delicious dinners and gatherings between family and friends but it is a mostly solitary activity. These yearly festivities are a great time to connect with others over a shared love of literature, authors, or even made-up stories.
Here are just a few fun bookish activities for Christmas. Try them out for yourself, and who knows, maybe you will and your loved ones will have a new holiday tradition for years to come.
Build a themed gingerbread house
Constructing a yearly cookie and candy house is a great activity for kids and grown-ups alike. To make things a little more exciting, try decorating the house based on one of your favorite novels or fairytales. Maybe it is the iconic cottage from the story of Hansel and Gretel by the Brothers Grimm. Or perhaps you are a fan of Peter and Wendy from J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan and want to decorate the house based on that. Whatever your choice, your confectionery treat will bring a smile to anyone's face who has read the book or simply likes the taste of icing and cookies. If you are not one for making gingerbread houses, try other baked goods. Cookies can be decorated to be any character or author. Cakes and pies can also showcase some great works of literature. And if you are making icing, don't forget to lick the spoon!
Organize a book exchange
Gifts and presents are an essential part of the holiday season for many gift-givers and receivers. Appliances, accessories, and home decor goods make for great gifts. But these can often be expensive and difficult to pick out, especially if the recipient is somewhat picky and already has everything they need. Consider organizing a book exchange. Anyone can participate, it can be within a small of people or a large group of family and friends. The great thing about books is that unlike other types of presents, the physical copy of the book isn't the important thing. It's mostly about the recommendation of the book itself. If you like, each person can exchange a hard copy of a book, used or new with another in the group. Alternatively, each member of the group can make notecard-like recommendations to hand out to each member of the group. This way everyone gets the book recommendation from every other person. The cards can be fun and dressed up like holiday cards, or even personalized. They can even come with a piece of candy or chocolate. Who knows, maybe an end of the year book exchange is the perfect time to give, receive, and have a lively chat about some of the best books you've read over the course of the year.
Read aloud books
Especially fun for youngsters, consider reading books aloud. Shut off the TV, put away the electronic devices for a night, and grab your favorite family friendly read. It can be a family friendly tale or an adventure story just to remind you how safe and sound you are near a warm fireplace. Consider fairytales or short stories, this way when the children have to leave for an early bedtime, they are not halfway through the story. Take turns reading. Pass the book around. Maybe pause for a while for some warm milk and cookies in between chapters. For those who don't want to read, or simply want everyone to sit back and relax, play the audiobook version. Audiobooks and their software often have options for speeding up and slowing down the voice tracks. You will probably want to set it to the slowest track, so everyone can have a chance to follow along with ease.
Regardless of what you choose to do for the holidays make sure it's fun, and involves everyone who would like to participate. Thank you so much for reading, I hope you enjoyed listening to some fun bookish themed activities for the holiday season. Please have a happy and safe holiday season!
Melissa Chan is the designer of book related items at Literary Book Gifts, online store for readers and writers.
Bookish items are a great way to get the conversation started and share your love of books, literature, and reading with others.


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By Edward M. Bury, APR (aka The PRDude)
The subject of today's post, public relations leader and author Patti Temple Rocks, certainly is well-traveled — in a lot of ways.
As you'll learn shortly, Patti has held top management positions on the agency and corporate side of public relations. She's written a well-received book about an increasingly widespread practice in modern business and society.
And, Patti is passionate about visits to exotic locales — but finds true solace much closer to home in Chicago.
Want to learn more? Please read this dialogue.
1. You've held senior communications positions at iconic companies — Golin, Leo Burnett and Dow Chemical. What was the one principle that guided how you managed communications programs?
I learned a great deal from the late, great Al Golin; but one of my most important lessons of all from Al was the importance of trust — in every single thing we do. I wanted my clients, my bosses and my teams to always, ALWAYS, know that they could count on me to do what I believed was the right and best thing. And to know that I would never, EVER intentionally hurt someone for my own gain. Trust — that's what it's all about.
2. Why did you pursue a career in public relations? Did you envision working in communications during college? Was there a mentor who inspired you to pursue public relations?
I started my college years thinking I wanted to go into retail merchandising, but a semester working the sales floor at Marshall Fields convinced me otherwise. I learned that about myself early enough that I was able to change my major. I actually majored in public relations in college — even though it wasn't an official major where I went to school (Albion College). Albion offered a program called Individually Designed Major, and if you could convince two professors and the Academic Dean that the course of study you put together actually made sense, it was likely to be approved. In my case, I had a concentration of communications classes, business, English and took two advertising classes at Michigan State University — which was about an hour away. I guess you could say by the time I graduated from college I was quite sure what I wanted to do!
3. Okay, let's move on. In January of this year you published, "I'm Not Done," a well-received book on ageism in the workplace. What compelled you to write the book?
I felt strongly that ageism in the workplace was a topic that needed to be raised and talked about. It is often said that ageism is the last socially acceptable form of discrimination and I have definitely seen — and even felt — plenty of it in my almost four decades in the business. But as sure as I am that ageism in the business world is a problem, I am just as sure that much of the ageist things people say and do come from a place of unconscious bias, rather than an intention to inflect harm. In many ways I am an eternal optimist, so I hoped that by writing my book I could both start and stoke a healthy discussion about ageism — something that has for too long been ignored.
4. In March, it was announced that you've been appointed head of client impact at ICF Next, a global marketing agency based in Chicago. Please describe your roll with the agency. How has your four-decade career prepared you for this position?
My role as Head of Client Impact (basically a Chief Client Officer) at ICF Next means that it is my job to make sure that all of our clients are getting our very best. Our very best people, our best ideas, our best quality and our best service. In order to be effective at doing that, I need to first make sure that our people have the resources and coaching that they need to be successful. I also need to know what good work looks like so I can build the relationships with all of our specialist talent to ensure that we deliver amazing work to our clients every single time. And finally, I think it is vital to being successful in this role that I know the world that the client lives in — and I do, because I've been one. I think my four decades has completely prepared me for this role because I have both been a big client, and served big clients; and having worked on both the PR and advertising side of the business, I think I am well positioned to understand the new world of agencies — which is neither traditional PR nor traditional advertising. I like to tell young people that they are entering this business at the perfect time — they will be able to help us figure out what we call this new genre of agencies!
5. We'll finish on the lighter side. The image of you on your LinkedIn profile shows you in an exotic locale. (Santorini?) What's your favorite travel destination and why?
That is like asking a parent to pick his or her favorite child! I simply cannot do it. The picture was indeed of me in Santorini, and I joke that the beauty of that island makes everyone look like a movie star. Santorini is both classically beautiful and thriving. This summer, I was in Vietnam and Cambodia with my son, and I cannot get the people of Cambodia out of my head or my heart. Cambodia is the polar opposite of Santorini from an economic health standpoint, but I loved them both for different reasons. But if you really must ask me to chose one — it has to be Glen Arbor, Michigan, which is, and has been, the gathering place for my family for almost 50 years. It is where my stress melts away and my happy memories accumulate.


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How we build software with pull requests
The aim of this chapter is to introduce you to our way of work in regards to the software implementation cycle. This is a core task you need to understand when working with us. We use a pull-request cycle much the same as how Github uses pull-requests to build Github.
After this chapter you will be able to:
- Understand why we use pull requests
- Understand the branches structure
- Understand the feature implementation cycle.
- Be able to work with us in a team, ask for help, and do a peer review.
Why pull requests.
We use a pull request based workflow, which means that we create pull requests for every piece of code we add to our code base. This can be features, bugs or overhaul refactorings. The benefit of this approach is that all code changes are isolated, easy to detect and manipulate in git history and visible to others. After that code has been tested in isolation we merge it into the master branch. Where people start branching of and start building new pull requests.
We use pull requests to:
- Develop features seperately from our master stable branch
- Test and review the code seperately
- Keep track of different features in progress before merging it back to the master codebase.
- As a means of communication.
We use pull requests as an implementation and means of communication.
Development questions are not asked in mails or skype but in pull requests. This allows us as a team to keep track of all the questions, code and helps us to write sample code in the pull request if you need help.
Branches structure
The branch master is always stable and tested. It should be able to deploy it at any time on any server without breaking the product. Therefore we develop our features in so called feature branch. You can push to your feature branch as often as possible, but only merge when the feature is done and testing done.
Push often but for sure end of day
Be sure to push your changes every day end of day.
Picking something to build from the backlog
- Get an item from the backlog.
- Assign it to yourself.
- Move it to in-progress.
Making the pull request as early as possible
- Make sure that you have your
masterup-to-date using
git pull.
- Create a branch with meaningful name off
master. To clarify: Let's say you are building login functionality. Then you'd call the branch:
feature/implement-user-login. Valid examples of meaningful names are:
bug/fix-reset-password. Wrong ones:
fix/all-the-bugs. Use this prefixes:
feature/prefix for features.
bug/for bugfixes.
refactor/for refactoring.
- Make the change to the file
- Commit this, push your branch to Github.
- Create a pull request, comparing with
master. Yes, this is even before you started your real work.
- Fill in the pull request template
- Create a meaningful title for the pull request. For instance:
Implement login #WIP. Add a
WIPtag to the pull request title in order to indicate that the work in this pull request is in progress.
- Write a task breakdown that need to be done in the Pull request description using the github tasks notation
Implementing the feature
- Code, commit and push as often as you can. Be transparent to others on the team on what you are working on. Push daily many times, so everyone can see your current progress.
- Use meaningfull commit descriptions. Start with a capital. A meaninful commit can be: "Adding styling for login screen." or "Fix for failing login test."
- Prevent double or lazy commits. Squash double or redundant commits
- Rebase with master often in order to ease merging with master in the end.
Asking for help on the pull request
@mentionsomeone if you need help. Tell what you are struggeling with, be clear an concise.
- Make the problem visible. In case its something you need to show, please have it deployed for other people to see or make s Jing screencast or Licecap in order to demonstrate the issue.
Submitting for pull request and asking for review
- Make sure the task is done according to the definition of done.
- Check your own pull request. A lot of things are missed easily.
- Make sure that there are tests and that they succeed if there is a test policy in place.
- Make sure that the code is deployed on Heroku App Reviews and visible for other people to see.
- Make sure that the current branch is up to date with master in order for an easy merge. The prefered method is rebasing with master. It is your responsibilty that we can merge without issues or conflicts with master.
@mentionpeople telling that you want to merge and ask them for a peer review and announce your merge in Slack so other people can start the peer review process.
- After all is feedback is implemented your ready to merge.
Merging a pull request
- Press the github merge button
- Delete the remote branch
- Ensure that it is deployed to staging environment and make sure staging works.
- Celebrate and drink!
Rinse repeating the process
Repeat the cycle for all items in the backlog.
How to do a pull request review
Often you need to do a review on your collegues code, here is a handy guide on what to be aware of.
Please check the following:
- Are the conventions followed?
- Check the code quality, can the intent of the code be read easily, is the code simple and easy to read? If this is not the case, please make line comments indicating what is wrong.
- Are the tests correctly implemented. Do they pass?
- Has the styling been applied in the right way?
- Does the code match the general architectural style of the project?
- Is there no dead code? Unused code, or code commmented out? Remove that.
Getting your topic branch up to date
Rebasing with master to get your topic branch up to date
First checkout the master branch and make sure its up to date:
git checkout master
git pull
Then start the rebase:
git checkout feature/my-feature
git rebase master
In case there are any conflicts, please solve them and then
git rebase --continue to continue the rebase.
When done with the rebase use the following command to force push your topic branch:
git push -f
Merging from master to get your topic branch up to date
Sometimes its just to messy or to painful to do a rebase. Especially if you have a lot of commits. Just go for a master to topic branch merge then.
git checkout feature/my-feature
git merge master
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A transformative approach to online business
April 2,3, 2016: Marina Del Ray Marriott, Ca. – 4100 Admiralty Way
April, 13,14,15, 2016 : Los Angeles Embassy Suites LAX South, Ca
May 24,25,26, 2016: San Diego Ca.
May 8-14th, 2016 : Dhaka Bangledesh
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July: Salt Lake City, Denver, Minneapolis
August: Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh
September: Buffalo, Boston, New York
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The match had rules and the rules are fish further out than 15 metres but only with Slider .Bolo or Feeder, simple !
The famous Kanal section was the venue where in the summer weights of 50-70 kilos are attainable ! The kanal is also where the SM for 2013 will be contested , excellent choice of venus and an excellent choice of town with the night life and bars / restaurants to go with it .
The Kent 'Browning' Adellsson
Brrrrrr! it was chilly but the spirits and laughing of the attendees kept the cold at bay , for a little while !
Dino's everywhere !
I was on peg 7 with 8,9,and end peg Adell .......it was spooky misty just like an English foggy day.
My tackle was 1 Casini 7m bolo with a DINO Cosmos 12gram . A Slider with a 14gram carbon slider from Dino . Feeder rod was a 12' Carbonactive with straight bomb and floating Brasem soaked maggots.
Groundbait was 2 bags of VDE SUPERBLACK ROACH , 1 bag VDE SUPERCUP and 1 kilo of Black Dispersing TRAPPER LEAM. A few casters , dead maggots and pinkies plus a little corn in the mix.
To my left was JT and the rest of the anglers. It prooved to be really hard there as after Johan there was very few fish caught plus 2 blanks !!
The weigh-ins were quick from peg 1 to 5 as very little was caught from a starr studded clutch of angler , too bad !
Nice bucket of roach from the DJKrazy
For 3 hours and 20 minutes JT had only 2 roach then a Krazy 40 minutes he was bagging and had a respectable 3.7 kilos.
Peg 7 and a frozen me , i had so many clothing layers on yet i was still cold !
Nice bucket of 5.090 kilos caught mostly on bomb and floating maggot . The slider and Bolo netted me just 2 fish.
Nearly a Catastrofy when unhooking his keepnet , Christer let accidentally the keepnet drop to the water , slowly it sank but he managed to erect a pole and drag it to the surface with the help of the trusty Christer Engvall they managed to raise it from the water with no losses !!
Phew ! we all laughed at the time but at least he got his net back !
6,885 and 3rd
Jan Backe on peg 2 was 2nd with 13,4 kilos
Then the Kent !
Nice bag !
In they roll !
The winner !
1. Kent Adell, 21 020 gram peg10
2. Jan Backe, 13 410 gram peg 9
3. Christer Pansar, 6 885 gram peg 8
4. Phil Ackerly, 5 090 gram peg 7
5. Roger Järling, 3 735 gram peg 4
6. Tikkanen, 3 710 gram peg 6
7. Kenneth, 1 800 gram peg 5
8. Christer Engvall, 260 gram peg 2
9. Tom Östlund, 190 gram peg 3
10. Fredrik, 0 gram peg 1
Home and now it was a heat wave ! 2 degrees !


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If you're investing in municipal bonds or a municipal bond fund for income, consider a "closed-end" muni fund instead. Such funds hold a mix of bonds yet they trade like stocks, usually on an exchange. Closed-ends funds generally trade at a discount or premium to the value of the underlying securities. Closed-end muni funds (national and single-state) often trade at discounts, some as great as 15%. This means that you're able to buy $1,000 worth of municipal bonds for $950, $900, even $850. Some funds from companies such as Colonial, MFS, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Nuveen, and Putnam have solid ratings from Morningstar and offer yields up to 8%, tax-exempt. Your best choices are funds that have been around for several years, paying hefty dividends with modest price fluctuations.
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Amazing Channel Letter Signs in Tennessee
Channel letter signs have many advantages. It is one of the most elegant ways to create brand awareness and let people know where your business is located. Today we want to write about custom-made channel letter signs, and how you can have your own to advertise your business with class and style.
Channel Letter Signs
With both options, lighted and non-lighted, channel letter signs are one of the preferred methods of many business owners around the world to let people know where their business is located in an elegant and attractive way. If the channel letter sign is illuminated, it has the advantage to be visible day and night, which means that your sign can be seen 24/7.
If done by a professional signage shop like Express Signs, your custom-made channel letter signs can be a very helpful way of creating brand awareness. The design is completely up to the business owner, and with its three-dimensional look, it is very attractive. The most common place to add your channel letter signs is in your storefront as an outdoor sign, to captivate your potential customers' attention, but it can also be placed in the lobby area of your business.
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ICCA South Quarterfinal at Clemson University
Rico McClanahan is a recent alum of University of South Carolina Soundcheck
On Saturday March 2nd 2013 Clemson University played host to the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella final South Quarterfinal Round The event featured eight competing groups:
The AcaBelles - Florida State University
Above the Keys - University of Miami
The A'caphiliacs - Florida State University
Cockapella - University of South Carolina
Dooley Noted - Emory University
Take Note - Clemson University
The Cocktails - University of South Carolina
Tigerroar - Clemson University
The event took place in Tillman Hall and it was a pretty packed house with a lot of the home groups fans (Take Note and Tigerroar) coming out in droves to support. Lindsay Howerton kicked off the show with the regular ICCA announcements before handing the show over to the emcee.
First out of the gate was Clemson's University's all-female crew Take Note. They hit the stage in all black with gold tops for a slick and professional look. They opened with an unaccompanied lead in to "Anything Could Happen by Ellie Goulding. Very good emotion and visuals on this one and the groove really slid into place when the perc finally kicked in when the chorus came up. The only qualms that I have about this one was that the blend kind of fell off the rails whenever they started the chorus, but it was fixed thereafter--maybe just a tuning issue there. And I can say that this one was a little bit one note, not enough swells and crescendo. But a solid, current opener nonetheless. The ladies ended the opener in an arc and transitioned seamlessly into "The Scientist" by Coldplay. Loved the soloist here, very nice deep alto sound from her, and the blend in the background was impeccable. Again, though, the song kind of stayed one note on the emotional scale, I wanted the soloist to really emote the song near the bridge but it just didn't happen. But either way the background sounded amazing on this song. From their Take Note went to "Shake It Out" by Florence and the Machine. This ICCA season I think we will probably be hearing a lot of this song from the all-female groups. This song was easily their best song out of their set. Very nice moves with the background reaching out to the soloist and the soloist perfectly emoting to the crowd. Speaking of the soloist this one was right up her alley, wonderful phrasing and vibrato on those money notes; she was seriously a dead ringer for Florence. Best song of their set.
Second up were The AcaBelles from Florida State University. This all-female group was decked out in all black with pink shoelaces for a bit of color. Holy attitude batman! These ladies came out of the gate ready to give the crowd a show. And maybe it was just me but even while the emcee was introducing them there was an expectation of greatness from this group. The people sitting in front of me were even murmuring how good they were before they even hit the stage. And I must say they didn't disappoint. The ladies started out with a brief sampling of "Bootylicious" by Destiny's Child before seguing into "Party"/b> by Beyoncé. Excellent choreo here to establish their fierceness before abruptly cutting off "Party" and going into "MLK" by U2, which was an excellent song choice to convey their musicality. Their blend was absolutely incredible and they were hitting the lows as well as highs on this one (not the norm for an all-female group). Again, solid choreo with the song ending with the ladies on their knees before the perc kicked in and seamlessly went into an excellent slow groove of "Don't Wake Me Up" by Chris Brown. If anyone has ever listened to that song they know that it's a high octane dance song, but I'll be danged if the AcaBelles didn't turn it into a meaningful ballad and IT WORKED. Excellent soloist on this one with lots of vocal honey (runs, sustained notes, the whole nine yards) being thrown around. The ladies then transitioned AGAIN into "Fly" by Nicki Minaj which included modulations out of the butt and a pretty sick sampling of "For the Rest of My Life" by Usher and David Guetta. The set ended with the ladies fanning the stage and moving upstage in front of the mics to sing directly to the crowd, EXCELLENT FINISH. If you have ever watched The AcaBelles before you know they are known for their seamless sets and being able to make a collage of songs in one setting but my only problem would be that the ladies transitioned through so many songs that the audience didn't get a chance to connect with many of them at all. It got to the point where they would cut the songs off right when the meat of them were beginning. And the songs that I highlighted may not be all of the songs they were tackled in their set. I just didn't get a chance to catch them all lol. Awesome set though.
Next up was Cockapella from the University of South Carolina (Lets Go Gamecocks! LOL). This co-ed group was decked out in all black with Garnet highlights. Seeing as I know this group personally this was their first crack in the ICCA competition and it was an awesome first time that's for sure. They kicked off their high octane set with Labrinth and Tinie Tempah's "Earthquake." Really soulful male lead here with some really kicking/loud bass and one heck of a beat boxer. I will say that the blend did kind of go off the rails when going into the chorus but it was fixed once the tuning and listening kicked in. Although the song itself is meant to be fast and a slick R&B groove the dynamic contrast kind of stayed one note and that was loud. But solid opener and great way to catch the crowd's attention. Cockapella then lead in with few of their ladies voices into "Some Nights" by Fun. Excellent blend and choreo here the only thing this was missing was the intensity of the original. Their first song took advantage of their awesome beat boxer and I found myself asking why they didn't use him for this song as well. It was just missing that last layer of sound that would have made this song really stellar. The soloist was very enthusiastic and worked the crowd well, but again I just wish they had more dynamic contrast. Cockapella then closed out with "Fat Bottom Girls" by Queen. Absolutely hilarious solo on this one. This soloist had the stage presence and the voice to convey this song just the way it was meant to be. The crowd really got into this song, especially with the fun choreo of the soloist being pulled upon by the women of the group and the fun breakdown in the middle of the song where the soloist acted like he was conducting the group chorally. Awesome and hilarious closer.
Next up out of the gate was another hometown group Tigerroar out of Clemson University. The guys wore their trademark khakis, white button ups, and orange blazers. They started off their set in an arc singing "867-5309/Jenny" by Tommy Tutone. Although I love this song I couldn't help but think this one was way past its due date for this crowd. The choreography here was minimal but they had a playfulness that perfectly portrayed the song. But in order to make this song work the soloist had to have some playfulness and stage presence, but he seemed kind of muted. Nice ending with the guys pulling out cell phones and pretending to call the numbers. Pretty good opener. The guys then went into a more current song in "As Long as You Love Me" by Justin Bieber. Again the guys stayed in the a cappella arch as I like to call it, I just wanted a bit more visually though. The blend in the background was awesome and the sound was masterful, most likely because of the familiarity with the stage. The soloist here had a swagger that excellently fit the song and the perc was nice until it got to the rap section of the piece when the rapper kind of got slightly off beat while trying to rap the fast lyrics. The upper harmonies section though was really nice near the end of the song there. The last song for the guys in orange was "Take Me Home" by Phil Collins again not sure of the song choice here a little on the older side. The soloist had some range for this one. And of course the guys rocked out in the arc again. Pretty good closer for the soloist to portray his talents not sure if the crowd enjoyed this as much as it could have with a different song choice. Overall the set was pretty good I just wish there was some coherency with the song choice and some more modern songs.
The last group before intermission was all the way from the University of Miami, Above the Keys. The all guy group wore all black with orange ties. The guys ran on stage in pajamas at first which totally made sense since their first song was "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore. The choreo and rapper on this one was exceptionally fun. I will say there were some problems in the background. Particularly when the group decided to add in a quick sample of R. Kelly's "Ignition" although the sample was a great idea it kind of went off the rails vocally and key wise when the guys got physical with the choreo. Visually this was entertaining but vocally it could have been better. The guys then segued into "Thought She Knew" by N'sync. Very nice sustained notes from the background and this soloist was very soulful on this one, especially since he was a dead ringer for Justin Timberlake. Awesome staggered notes into a slow grove. Very nice middle song to establish credibility. The group then ended with "Too Close" by Alex Clare. This song in itself is really intense so I was surprised when Above the Keys decided to take a humorous approach to this Top 40 hit. The choreo for this one was really good with some box step moves as well as some old school snap movements (lean with it rock with it) taking place in the middle but again the tempo seemed to get away from them sometimes. Good closer to a good set, though.
After a brief 15 minute intermission the next group in was the all-female group from the University of South Carolina, The Cocktails. The Cocktails wore all black for a slick look. The ladies from USC opted to do a medley from one artist the infallible Lady Gaga of course. They started out with a brief sample of "Bad Romance" before quickly turning the medley into "Poker Face". Awesome choreo here, particularly while doing Lady Gaga's trademark hand gestures and arm rotations. Pretty good soloist, but I wanted her to break out more; she needed to own the song. Awesome transition into "Paparazzi." I loved the swells and the almost horror movie like choreography here. The soloist on this one really owned the stage and let out some interesting vocal runs near the end. The girls then went into "You and I" to close out the set, raw power coming from the soloist and impeccable blend coming from the background particularly on the power chords that they were rocking out to at the end of the set. I also loved the decision to mash all three of the songs together near the end, just wish that section was longer. Awesome set choice overall.
The co-ed group from Emory University Dooley Noted took the stage next. The group wore black and blue for a laid back and polished look. The group opened up with "Sincerely Jane" by Janelle Monae. And when I first heard the perc pick up to this song I was really surprised. Janelle Monae is one of my favorite artists at the moment and from an arrangers point of view this song would be one of the hardest to arrange. And my gosh whoever arranged this is a master with the notes. From the minor chords and the sustained notes to the flawless background noise that Janelle is known for this song had it all. Even the choreo was very interesting, although the group's home position was in the a cappella arc they kept it interesting by doing moves in the arc which included some cool stop poses and awesome dramatic movements. The group then went into "I Won't Give Up" by Jason Mraz. The background here was so juicy and full that the crowd had no choice but to eat this up. The staggered notes in the background were absolutely beautiful as well. By the time the group arrived to the bridge and decided to layer on the soloist with two extra harmony lines I was literally bouncing in my seat to how good this was. Perfect blend to awesome highs and lows, this was an excellent middle song. The group then wrapped it up with "Mercy" by Duffy. The soloist on this one was AWESOME! Awesome stage presence and awesome choice to have the choreography literally follow the soloist. I absolutely loved the Electric Slide moves in the middle of the song. And the step break down of the bridge was flawless as well. And by the time the group arrived at the bridge the soloist absolutely let loose so much vocal honey the bees couldn't be kept away. All of a sudden this competition looked like it was going to be a close one. This set was excellent from start to finish. I do not envy the judges tonight at all.
To round out the night was another group from Florida State University, The Acaphiliacs. The co-ed group wore black with purple highlights. Once the group started to come out I thought they would never stop coming there were so many of them lol. The group opened with "Radiate" by Fleming and John. The soloist was a soaring soprano and gosh did she have the range to hit those high notes. There were some fun movements to accompany the song. The only thing I would say is that with their being so many people on stage the soloists words sometimes got swallowed by the sheer amount of power going on behind her. The bridge incorporated the beatboxer for a dance break with just her. Fun Opener. The group then transitioned into "Try" by Pink. Awesome bass sound and chord progression on this one. I couldn't help but think that the soloist's voice was too proper for this Pink song. Pink is known for her raspy guttural voice and I don't know if the soloist handled this right. Awesome background sound, though. Loved the perc picking up pace into the second verse. I kind of felt like this may have been over choreographed as well. But regardless the group still sounded amazing. The last song in their repertoire was a mash-up of "Winter Winds" and "Winter Song" by Mumford and Sons and Ingrid Michaelson and Sara Bareilles, respectively. Love the subtleness of this number, again excellent bass sound and I love the choice to go with an emotional number to close out the set. Some excellent choreo here with the group grabbing each other in two lines and undulating towards the soloist. Loved both soloists wished that the female soloist had more firepower though, excellent male soloist though. Excellent closer to a pretty good set.
Lindsay then came back and introduced the act that would be entertaining us while the judges deliberated this just turned out to be a person playing a piano the whole time. I felt kind of bad for the guy because the crowd really just talked over him the whole time her tried to play. But while he was playing I tried to come up with some predictions. I thought the it was going to be a tossup for first and second between Dooley Noted and the AcaBelles both put on one heck of a show. But there were a plethora of choices that third place could have went too particularly between the Cocktails, Acaphiliacs, and Cockapella. My final pick though had the AcaBelles eking out a victory over Dooley Noted. But in the end Dooley Noted came out with the win. I can't argue with that it was well deserved and both groups certainly earned their spots in the semi-finals.
My Picks
Overall Placement:
1. The AcaBelles
2. Dooley Noted
3. TOSS UP: Cocktails, Acaphiliacs, Cockapella
Best Soloist:
1. Dooley Noted for "Mercy"
2. The AcaBelles for "Don't Wake Me Up"
3. Above the Keys for "Thought She Knew"
Best Arrangement
1. Dooley Noted for "Sincerely Jane"
2. The AcaBelles for Whole Set
3. The Acaphiliacs for "Winter Winds/Winter Song"
Best Vocal Percussion
1. Cockapella for Earthquake
2. Cocktails for the full set
Best Choreography
1. The AcaBelles for full set
2. The Cocktails for the full set
3. The Acaphiliacs for the full set
Official Picks:
Overall Placement:
1. Dooley Noted
2. The AcaBelles
3. The Acaphiliacs
Outstanding Soloist: Dooley Noted for "Mercy"
Outstanding Arrangement: Dooley Noted for "Sincerely Jane"
Outstanding Choreography: The AcaBelles for the full set
Thanks again to The A Cappella blog for letting me review this awesome South Quarterfinal. I can't wait to hear more good things from these groups!


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How to follow up the family tree of go-faster V8s if you're Ferrari? With this: the new 2018 Ferrari 488 Pista. It's the already-leaked range-topper for its junior supercar range and continues the bloodline from the 360 Challenge Stradale, 430 Scuderia and 458 Speciale.
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As you'd expect, the new Ferrari 488 owes much of its upgraded performance to the company's motorsport know-how; it makes great play of its five manufacturer titles, 29 race wins and 25 years of one-make racing all lending a hand in the creation of the 488 Pista. From the 488 GTE to the 488 Challenge, the Pista has a rich DNA of racing heritage.
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So just how powerful is the new Ferrari 488 Pista?
Ferrari has managed to squeeze an extra 50 horsepower extra from the V8, raising power to 710bhp – the same as the McLaren 720S flagship. Funny that. Thank turbocharging for the frankly mind-boggling 185hp-per-litre specific output.
The 488 Pista is lighter than the GTB base car, too, with a lightweight crankshaft and flywheel, titantium conrods and carbonfibre intake plenums all helping a modest reduction in kerbweight. In fact, the whole car's been on the Maranello Diet, shedding 90kg from its kerbweight.
Ferrari quotes a 1280kg dry kerbweight, when the car is drained of all fluids.
We'd argue the 488 Pista has to be one of the best-looking Ferraris made in recent years, and pretty much every surface on the new car has been designed to force it into the tarmac. The front end has a new diffuser inspired by the 488 GTE's, while the rear diffuser also benefits from development of the GTE racing car.
The underside of the 488 Pista features redesigned vortex generators, and there's even an F1-inspired S-duct – designed to tidy up airflow over the top surface of the car – at the front. Not only does it help the car aerodynamically, but it also gives the car the impression of a floating front wing. The result of all this extreme bodywork? When combined with a modified rear blown spoiler, the 488 Pista features 20% more downforce than a regular or cooking GTB.
The full Ferrari 488 Pista specs are as follows:
Engine 3902cc twin-turbo V8
Power 710bhp @ 8000rpm
Torque 568lb ft @ 3000rpm
Length 4605mm
Width 1975mm
Height 1206mm
Dry weight 1280kg
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0-124mph 7.6 sec
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about one-third of the field to the front. Across the extreme front of this field was a rebel regiment drawn up in line of battle, their colors being distinctly visible. Both regiments continued in this position until "retreat", when by order of General Sickles the Second Excelsior was withdrawn within the lines and rested on their arms during the night.
The conduct of all the officers under my command was most satisfactory. So much am I indebted to them all that I cannot particularize, and whatever credit may be due to the regiment or the details from it for its labors when under my command should be equally extended to all of the officers.
Very respectfully submitted.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Second Regiment, Excelsior Brigade
Lieutenant TREMAIN,
Acting Assistant Adjutant-General
Numbers 44. Report of Colonel Nelson Taylor,
Seventy-second New York Infantry, of operations May 31-June 4.
Camp near Fair Oaks Station, June 5, 1862
LIEUTENANT: In accordance with orders this regiment, broke camp near Bottom's Bridge about 3.30 p.m. Saturday, May 31., leaving behind the camp and garrison equipage and the knapsacks of the men. The regiment proceeded in light marching order toward the camps of Couch's and Casey's divisions,on the road leading toward Richmond, for the purpose of supporting those divisions, who were said to be engaged by the enemy. About 8 o'clock p.m. I arrived at a cross-road said to be 8 miles from Richmond, and receiving orders bivouacked, lying upon our arms.
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India has chosen to buy anti-tank guided missiles from Israel, rejecting a rival US offer, as the right-wing government clears projects worth $13.1 billion to modernize its ageing military, official sources said on Sunday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government will buy 8,356 Spike missiles and 321 launchers from Israel in a deal worth 32 billion rupees ($525 million), defense ministry sources told AFP.
The government is moving to speed up long-delayed defense orders and bolster its military. The Israeli deal comes after recent firing along India's border with nuclear-armed rival Pakistan and tensions with giant neighbor China.
The procurement deals, worth 800 billion rupees ($13.1 billion) in total, were cleared at a meeting of India's Defense Acquisition Council, headed by Defense Minister Arun Jaitley, on Saturday.
India, the world's biggest arms importer, is in the midst of a $100-billion defense upgrade program and cleared proposals worth nearly $3.5 billion in June.
Nationalist leader Modi, who stormed to power at elections in May, has said India must build up its military might to the point that no other country "dare cast an evil eye" on the South Asian nation.
A series of corruption scandals under the previous government had brought defense procurement to a near standstill.
The council also agreed to go ahead with locally building six submarines, in collaboration with a foreign partner, in a project worth $8.2 billion, according to local media reports on Sunday.
French, Russian, German and Spanish firms are interested in partnering with India for the project, according to the Hindustan Times.
The government has raised the foreign investment cap on India's defense industries to speed up the military's modernization.
Twelve Dornier aircraft will also be bought for the navy and 362 infantry combat vehicles, the local reports said.
Indian soldiers were this month embroiled in days of deadly tit-for-tat firing along the border with Pakistan, while tensions were also hiked at a remote border frontier in September during a stand off with Chinese troops.


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Those who have come to Japan for the first time
You have to notify the municipal office where you live within 14 days of finding a place to settle down.
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Isodaq Technology designs and manufactures data loggers and telemetry systems for monitoring water and the environment at remote sites. Our award winning GPRS data loggers have been supplied to drainage authorities, water companies and governmental rivers and environmental regulators for applications including rainfall loggers, water-level logger systems and flood warning systems. We also specialise in providing turnkey hydrometric monitoring systems; our real-time flow measurement and water quality monitoring systems are also used for industrial applications to comply with UK EPR and MCERTS regulations.
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Isodaq spawns new Tadpole GPRS data logger for rain-gauges
Isodaq Technology, a division of Hydro-Logic Ltd, has launched the Tadpole GPRS data logger specifically designed to fit inside many leading tipping-bucket rain-gauges, including the popular gauge manufactured by Casella Measurement.
Tadpole has been spawned from the success of its father logger, Frog RX, which shares the same proven technology platform. The device is a battery-powered IP68 data logger with in-built GSM/GPRS modem designed for remote-site monitoring in harsh environments, providing much of the functionality expected of a Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU) but at a fraction of the cost.
For further details of Tadpole and Isodaq's range of GPRS data loggers visit :- http://www.isodaq.co.uk/page/isodaq-telemetry-loggers
For details of Casella's tipping bucket rain-gauge, visit :- http://www.isodaq.co.uk/product/casella-tipping-bucket-raingauge
Tadpole's small size and modular design means that a secondary enclosure for the telemetry equipment is not required. Both the RTU logger unit and battery pack fit under the cover of the rain-gauge and Tadpole's GPRS communications uses so little power that a solar-panel is not required.
The single D cell battery, which is field-replaceable, will power the system for up to 3 years in strong signal areas and with daily data transfer. A low-profile GSM/GPRS antennae fits to the base of the gauge and is the only part of the telemetry system which is externally visible; a pole-mounted hi-gain antennae is available for boosting signals in weak signal areas.
Storm intensity alarms can also be set-up to enable emails and SMS text alarm messages to be sent for early warning of flood events, and a low-battery alarm can also be configured to ensure that a warning message is delivered prior to the end of battery life.
There are several options available for automated data acquisition via GPRS communications, typically on a daily basis with more frequent data collection e.g hourly, activated during heavy rainfall :-
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Based on the ill-fated 1845 Sir John Franklin expedition to discover the North-West passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific and its extraordinary 170 year legacy. Set partly on the barren ice floes of the Arctic and partly in the stultifying drawing room of Lady Jane Franklin. A ripping yarn, Unspotted Snow is a bold and adventurous tale of tragedy, madness, betrayal, Victorian heroism and ruthless news management.
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You can upgrade your heroes using the Glyphs feature since the 30th team level. Enchant the Glyphs to level them up and to gain bonuses for the following stats (each hero has their own set of Glyphs):
- Health
- Physical/Magical attack
- Strength/Intelligence/Agility
- Armor
- Armor penetration
- Magic defence
- Magic penetration
- Critical hit chance
- Dodge
The Glyphs enchantment is available only to guild members. If you are not in a guild, you won't be able to collect runes and enchant Glyphs.
You need Runes to enchant Glyphs: Common, Rare and Great enchantment runes. You can receive them as a reward for guild's activity. Each of these runes can be used to upgrade a Glyph. Common rune gives 20 enchant points, Rare rune gives 50 enchant points, Great rune gives 100 enchant points.
As well as that you can use Small enchantment runes which give 10 enchant points each. You can receive them when completing certain daily tasks.
Guild Forge
The Glyphs are enchanted in the Guild Forge - open the 'Guild' menu and hit 'Forge' button:
Choose a hero (they must be of 30th lvl or higher).
You will see the Enchantment window:
In the left part of the window, you see the available Glyphs. Locked glyphs will become enchantable when your hero reaches a certain rank (the requirements are displayed in the right part of the screen when you click the locked Glyph).
Choose a Glyph to be enchanted. In our case, it is a Physical attack. In the right part of the screen, you see the progress bar and resources for enchantment.
Click the resource icons to use them for enchantment. If you click some of them by mistake - don't worry, you can undo the choice by hitting the red circle in the upper right corner of the icon.
The progress bar will be filled while you choose the resources. To level up the Glyph from lvl 0 to lvl 1 you need 100 enchant points. If you don't have enough resources to get 100 enchant points you can still enchant the Glyph, but it will not receive a new level.
Hit the 'Enchant' button to confirm.
You can also purchase enchant points needed for reaching the next level using emeralds.
For example, we need 50 enchant points to level up the "Health" glyph. You can use runes, or level up the glyph for emeralds or combine these two ways. In the last case, you need to use runes first and hit the enchant button and then you will be able to buy the enchant points needed to reach the next level using emeralds. The cost depends on the amount of enchant points you buy.
When a Glyph receives a new level you will see a stat bonus:
There is also a new tab in the Hero's window: all Glyphs are displayed there. You can open the Forge window right from this tab:


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Facade of Yokota in Minato, one of the best tempura restaurant in Tokyo.
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Each is delicately tempura filed on paper, freeing the last oil envelopes that surround it.
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Noble and expensive frying
"Tempura is stripped of the meaning we traditionally attach to fried food, which is heaviness." Roland Barthes in Empire of Signs.
Each piece is gently deposited on paper, releasing the tempura from the remaining oil that envelopes it. The chef, Tsuneo Yokota and his son, who go to get their ingredients every morning from Tsukiji, prepare some of the best tempura in Tokyo. At Yokota, the style is sober and pure, and the restaurant, located in Roppongi, boasts a Michelin star.
The oils with which the food is prepared are light and fragrant, like sesame oil. Each piece can be served with the traditional tentsuyu - tempura dipping sauce - lemon juice, or curry powder...


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