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Shilpa Shukla
Shilpa Shukla was born in Bihar and brought up in New Delhi. Her brother Tenzin Priyadarshi (originally Priyadarshi Shukla) is a renowned monk and is currently the Buddhist Chaplain at MIT. Her father N.K. Shukla is a senior Income Tax official.
Shilpa did her schooling from Delhi Public School, RK Puram and college from Miranda House, University of Delhi.
The actress is married to Mohit Tripathi, whom she met in the Asmita Theatre Group and has settled in Mumbai with him.
Before her movies she was part of the theater group called Asmita Theatre Group. Her most popular plays are Mahesh Dattani's Final Solutions and Tara, Ashok Lal's Ek Mamooli Aadmi, Govind Deshpande's (GPD) Antim Diwas, Neil Simon's Log-Baag and Girish Karnad's Rakt Kalyan (Taledanda).
In 2003, she made her debut with Khamosh Pani, a Pakistani film which was released in India too. This film brought her many awards in award festivals like Locarno International Film Festival, Nantes Three Continents Festival Karachi and International Film Festival.
Her next film was Sudhir Mishra's Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi(2004), starring Shiney Ahuja and Kay Kay Menon. She then played a wife's role in an Indian drama film Frozen (2007). Shilpa came into the limelight only after her award winning performance in Chak De India(2007) and won the Stardust Awards: The New Menace for this movie. Shilpa played Advocate Nandita Prakash in a Mithun Chakraborty starrer Chal Chalein(2009).
Shilpa's next film is a multi starrer named Season's Greetings(2009) directed by Vicky Chopra.
Shukla also participated in a dance show called Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa on Sony Entertainment Television which brought her more popularity.
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Dil Juunglee - 2018
Crazy Cukkad Family - 2015
B.A. Pass - 2013
Rajdhani Express - 2013
Bhindi Baazaar Inc - 2011
Mumbai Mast Kallander - 2011
Chal Chalein - 2009
Chak De India - 2007
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MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN – The Minnesota Twins, who at 18-16 (.529) since August 3 are tied for the fifth-best file within the American League (and ninth within the majors) during the last 5 weeks, are returning to Goal Discipline for one more distinctive homestand from tonight (Friday, September 10) by way of Wednesday, September 15. Because of a doubleheader on Tuesday, September 14 – however with a one-day detour to New York for a Monday, September 13 make-up contest in opposition to the Yankees – the Twins are taking part in seven video games in six days, together with six contests at residence (3 in opposition to the Kansas Metropolis Royals from tonight-Sunday, adopted by 3 in opposition to the Cleveland Indians subsequent Tuesday and Wednesday).
Tickets for the September 10-15 homestand, together with the rest of the Twins' 2021 residence schedule, can be found and could be bought at twinsbaseball.com, through the use of the MLB Ballpark app, by calling 612-33-TWINS (612-338-9467) or 800-33-TWINS (800-338-9467), or in-person on the Goal Discipline Ticket Workplace.
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TWINS VS. KANSAS CITY ROYALS: TONIGHT – SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 (3 GAMES)
Tonight (Friday, September 10) vs. Kansas Metropolis Royals (7:10 p.m.; gates open at 5:00 p.m.)
Saturday, September 11 vs. Kansas Metropolis Royals (6:10 p.m.; gates open at 4:00 p.m.)
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TWINS VS. CLEVELAND INDIANS: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 – WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 (3 GAMES)
Tuesday, September 14 vs. Cleveland Indians introduced by Brew Pub Lotzza Motzza Pizza (Doubleheader Recreation 1 at 2:10 p.m.; gates open at 1:00 p.m.)
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Wednesday, September 15 vs. Cleveland Indians (6:40 p.m.; gates open at 5:00 p.m.)
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Athens Airport Sees Pick Up in Int'l Passenger Traffic
International passenger traffic is gradually picking up at Athens Airport, since Greece officially reopened to tourism.
, By Eleftheria Pantziou
Cyprus Airways: Flights to Greece, Switzerland, Israel on Summer Program
Cyprus Airways has announced flights from Larnaca, Cyprus, to five destinations in Greece, as well as to Switzerland and Israel for the summer of 2020.
Voices of Clarity: The Next Day of Tourism as Foreseen by 32 Industry Experts
Travelworks PR has released "Voices of Clarity", a white paper that focuses on the future of tourism, as foreseen by 32 prominent hospitality leaders and professionals in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Airlines Honored for Top 2019 Performance at Athens Airport
The airlines that achieved the fastest development at Athens International Airport (AIA) during 2019 were awarded at a special ceremony in Athens.
Cyprus Airways Supports Growth Plans with Addition of Airbus Plane to Fleet
Cyprus Airways has announced the launch of its new Athens-Paphos route and the addition of an Airbus A319 aircraft to its fleet to support its growth plans.
, By Nikos Krinis
Athens Welcomes Back Ethiopian Airlines
Ethiopian Airlines, the largest aviation group in Africa, has resumed flights between Addis Ababa and Athens, which now marks the carrier's 20th destination in Europe.
Royal Air Maroc Continues Athens-Casablanca Route for Winter Season
Royal Air Maroc will continue its direct Athens-Casablanca route during winter 2019-2020, following its successful performance in the summer.
KLM Marks Centenary with Bike Ride at Athens Airport
KLM recently turned 100 years old and in Greece celebrated with a bike ride for its friends at Athens International Airport.
Air China Adds Extra Athens – Beijing Direct Flight to Meet High Demand
Air China is increasing its direct Athens-Beijing service from two to three flights per week in order to meet high travel demand.
Athens Airport Honored at 'World Routes' Awards for 18th Year
Athens International Airport has been honored for the 18th year at the prestigious "World Routes 2019" airport marketing awards.
Turkish Airlines Awarded by Athens Airport for High Aggregate Growth
Turkish Airlines was awarded by Athens International Airport (AIA) for its high growth and contribution to the development of the Greek aviation market.
AirBaltic Extends Athens – Riga Seasonal Routes to December
AirBaltic is extending its seasonal routes between Riga and Athens until December 1, aiming to meet the increasing demand for travel between the two countries.
Saudia Airlines Relaunches Connection to Athens
Saudi flag carrier Saudia Airlines launched direct flights between Riyadh and Athens, resuming services to the Greek capital after a period of 11 years.
Lufthansa Celebrates 60 Years of Air Connections in Greece
2019 marks Lufthansa's 60th year of presence in the Greek market, since May 10, 1959, when the first Lufthansa flight from Germany landed in Greece.
Volotea CEO: 'Athens Base Launch Most Successful in Our History'
One year after the opening of Volotea's base in Athens, the carrier's CEO referred to it as "the most successful launch" in the airline's history.
Cyprus Airways Celebrates First Year in Athens and 77,000 Passengers
Cyprus Airways celebrated the one-year anniversary of its route from Athens to Larnaca, which flew some 77,000 passengers between the two cities.
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Athens Airport Scoops Routes Europe 2019 Marketing Award
Airlines have honored Athens International Airport (AIA) with the Routes Europe 2019 Marketing Award in the over 20 million annual passenger category for its marketing activity over the last 12 months.
American Airlines Ready to Connect Athens with Chicago
American Airlines will offer a new seasonal direct flight from Athens to Chicago, connecting the two cities from May to late September.
Athens Airport Applauds Airlines for their Development in 2018
AEGEAN, Ellinair, Emirates, Scoot, Gulf Air and Royal Jordanian were among the airlines honored at Athens International Airport's annual award ceremony for partners.
Norwegian Launches Direct Athens – New York Flights for Summer 2019
Norwegian has announced direct flights between Athens International Airport (AIA) and New York's JFK Airport for summer 2019.


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Temperance is a word that is fading out from our civil vocabulary. It disappeared long ago from the economic vocabulary in order to leave space for its opposite. We ended up using it for pencils, the climate, musical scales or Bach's 'clavicemballo' (clavier) instead. These are also important things, but not the ones that are normally placed at the heart of our civil lives or social pact.
Along with temperance the entire lexicon of the ethics of the virtues is fading away from the grammar of communal life, and by now the political, civil and economic consequences of this eclipse are sadly noticed by all.
Our civilisation (at least the western one) risks not understanding the message of good life contained in the ethics of the virtues any more. There are many reasons for this, but two of them are especially important.
The first one is the disappearance of the category of the education of character starting from the education of our children. All that is natural and spontaneous becomes immediately good without any need to correct or give orientation for the forms of behaviour and inclinations that are spontaneous but not good. I know some parents who in the name of some unspecified Neo-Rousseauian pedagogical theories let their children call them Luisa and Marco instead of mum and dad. "It comes naturally", they argue seeing my perplexity "why should we force them to do otherwise?!" The ethics of virtue, however, lives off of a dynamic tension between nature (we are all capable of virtue) and culture (but some practice, discipline and willingness are necessary to become what potentially we already are). For this reason, the greatest - and often unconscious - cultivators of the ethic of the virtues are the real athletes and real scientists. The second reason is that we are no longer able to recognize that there is value in the experience of the limits, too. And if you are not able to see the positivity of the limit it is impossible to understand and appreciate the virtues, especially that of temperance which consists in valuing the limit as the hedge on Leopardi's hill of The Infinite (a famous poem by Giacomo Leopardi, Italian poet, 1798-1837), which excludes the horizon but opens up the «endless spaces beyond the hedge». Perhaps writing on clay tablets in Mesopotamia started because a messenger of the Lord of Uruk could not speak.
We don't even speak of temperance any more, but the bad fruits of the famine of it are many, very many: from the destruction of the environment to the lifestyles of the new rich and the powerful; from how we speak and write emails to the family tragedies and the endless misery too often caused by men and women who are no longer educated for self-control and control of their passions, that is, temperance.
Temperance was also a great economic virtue of the past generations. It served to orientate consumption and above all it generated the savings that enabled economic development after World War II. A virtue that also formed the lives of entrepreneurs (not the profit makers, whom I will never tire to distinguish from the entrepreneurs, nor to identify their proliferation as the first disease of every decadent society), who, in fact, despite knowing and enjoying abundance, educated their children and themselves for the good use of things and a certain sobriety that would not humiliate the poor. The virtue of temperance brings me to not consume a portion of my income today to save it for myself and my family tomorrow, and to allow my fellow citizens to use that wealth for other investments during my abstinence. It is significant that the classical economic theory would use the same word "abstinence" to justify savings, and for fasting and chastity, too, to remind us that these three phenomena were all the children of Madonna Temperance.
Our economic culture that relies on the highest consumption possible here and now, better if through debt, however, needs to feed on the vice of intemperance (a web of avarice and greed) to survive. The nature of the virtue of temperance is best understood if we think that it is developed in a world characterized by an absolute scarcity of resources. It is better not to abuse goods, since what I consume as superfluous is what the other is lacking as needed. All the teaching of the Church Fathers on the use of goods and on poverty should be read and understood in this context of limited resources, and economic relations as "zero-sum games". Also to be included in this horizon of shortages is the farmers' ethics pivoting on the virtue of temperance, including its typical flowering which was the movement of the rural banks, especially in North-East Italy (it is certainly not a coincidence that the region of Trentino Alto Adige today has the lowest rate of population suffering from severe lack of temperance called gambling!).
In the twentieth century, with the second industrial revolution we thought that the age of scarcity was over and we landed in the Eden of the infinite reproducibility of goods. And people began to look at the world as a place of potentially unlimited resources. Hence the decline of temperance as a virtue. Too bad that this phase of boundlessness lasted little more than a heartbeat because first the environment, then energy and water, and hence the deterioration of civilian, relational and spiritual capital have gradually shown us other limits that are no less stringent and severe than those of the age of the scarcity of private goods and abundance of collective capital. In fact, today the new limits are primarily social and global limits, and because of this the virtue of temperance should be rediscovered immediately and it should become the new economic and social virtue.
The internalization of the value of the limit is by now an undelayable step, and only a new ethics of virtue can do it because every internalization requires knowing how to assign an intrinsic value to things above the utilitarian cost-benefit calculation that is dominating every aspect of our culture now. But while yesterday there was a clear relationship between my temperance and my personal well-being and our common good, today, in the age of complexity, this link is blurred. The use of air conditioning in my house is no longer associated immediately to the higher temperature in our cities (and the subsequent further increase of the use of air conditioning, spiralling towards gloomy future scenarios). Economic rationality alone does not help in this awareness (in fact, it makes us sink even more) because we would need logical records of virtue leading us to actions because of having internalized its intrinsic value. Therefore if we do not de-marketize our society, that is if we do not free ourselves from the logic of prices and incentives occupying and colonising important areas of civil life today, we will understand less and less the value of sobriety, abstinence, self-control and our children will understand it even less.
Finally, without temperance there is no sharing of goods and there is no joy of communion. If we do not educate ourselves continually to demarcate the boundaries of our ego, all we will share with others will be the crumbs of unsound food. But this way we are not going to experience true brotherhood, which is the result of costly choices of the person capable to reducing his regions of "mine" to build those of "ours", and those of all.


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Prepare Slendier Lasagna according to pack instructions and set aside.
Place all the ingredients except the lasagna sheets in a food processor and process until well mixed. It doesn't need to be totally smooth.
Marinate the lasagna sheets with the mixture.
Leave at least for 1 hour.
Arrange the sheets on a plate and sprinkle with chopped herbs.
Top Tip: It is also nice to serve with baby salad leaves. The Slendier will be melted completely after three days so please eat within two days.
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'Good Vibrations' Starring Richard Dormer as Terri Hooley. Directed by Lisa Barros D'Sa and Glenn Leyburn. Written by Colin Carberry and Glenn Paterson. Image: Steffan Hill 2011
The life of Terri Hooley, famed for discovering and promoting The Undertones, Rudi and The Outcasts, comes to the big screen in this BBC Films biopic.
The film charts Hooley's journey from record shop owner to music producer against the backdrop of 1970s Belfast and the Troubles.
Hooley (Richard Dormer) is affectionately portrayed as a slightly bumbling, optimistic figure driven solely by a desire to help the bands who flock to him, an approach which prevents him from ever really profiting from their success.
Despite a suitably energetic soundtrack, Good Vibrations is surprisingly pedestrian in narrative.
Time and again the film feels as if it's only hinting at some remarkable and potentially unbelievable stories, diluting them to fit the standard 'feel good' movie template.
I left the screening feeling that such a colourful and unconventional figure deserved his story to be told by a large, vibrant film that would be impossible to ignore – much like the music he helped bring to the world.
Instead we get a sort of Kinky Boots Factory approach – man has idea, man suffers knock backs implementing idea, man eventually has success, suffers further knock back before ultimately being feted.
And in the end that's just not enough.
Our verdict: 2.5/5
Good Vibrations is showing as part of the 56th BFI London Film Festival. Visit bfi.org.uk/lff for screening details and booking info.


- In a baking dish, spread 1-2 tablespoons of prepared alfredo sauce.
- Place a layer of 3 dry lasagna pasta sheets.
- Top with half of the chicken, squash, zucchini and mushrooms.
- Sprinkle with half of the cheeses.
- Place another layer of 3 dry lasagna pasta sheets.
- Spread enough prepared alfredo sauce over pasta sheets to cover.
- Top with remaining chicken, squash, zucchini and mushrooms.
- Sprinkle with half of the remaining cheeses.
- Place top layer of 3 dry lasagna pasta sheets.
- Sprinkle with remaining cheeses.
- Bake in preheated oven for 45-50 minutes until pasta is cooked and cheese is golden brown & bubbly.
Great recipe - thanks for sharing! It looks mighty tasty!
I love a good "white" lasagna.
This looks wonderful! I think "white" lasagna is so underrated!
This sounds delicious. I have never made a lasagna with white sauce but it sounds like I need to!
I'm a huge fan of veggie lasagna. Very good.
That looks excellent! Thanks for sharing.
I love this idea. It looks so good! I'm going to have to give this one a try. I've actually never made a white lasagna so this will be the first!
This looks great. I love vegetable lasagnas. Good way to use up your leftovers!
Mmmm this looks and sounds so creamy and delicious!
Yum! It's funny how the best-tasting things can be the stuff that uses up the leftovers from the fridge!
How many pounds was your chicken breast and how did you cook it to incorporate it into this dish.


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Analysing Eastern Cape ports' roles and value to region
Tags: eastern cape, coega, cdc, nelson mandela bay, east london harbour, east london, port elizabeth
East Coast development on the up
The sleeping maritime giant of the Eastern Cape is waking from a 50 year slumber, and the province has the potential to unleash its economic power, working towards becoming the maritime giant it once was, by leveraging off its ports as drivers of economic growth.
This is the overall sentiment of maritime industry experts ahead of this week's inaugural Eastern Cape Ports and Maritime Conference in Nelson Mandela Bay where opportunities within the region's ports will be thrashed out by leading experts in the maritime industry.
"Ahead of the conference, key role-players in the local ports environment are crystallising their insights on the growing role of ports in the province," says Ayanda Vilakazi, the Coega Development Corporation (CDC) head of marketing and communications.
With three active ports in the province, the Eastern Cape is sitting on a goldmine of maritime resources and potential.
"The three ports – two in Nelson Mandela Bay and one in East London – play a complementary role and generally serve the hinterland.
"Ports play a central role in the economic development of the province and provide a unique platform to sell the Eastern Cape to foreign investors. Coupled with direct linkages with the Coega and East London Industrial Development Zones, the offering is even more attractive and the Eastern Cape certainly has the ports and growing industrial prowess to fast-track development," said Vilakazi.
Nationally there is a tension between being competitive and complementary and ports often assume specific roles based on locational advantages. The likes of Richards Bay serve coal exports and Saldanha's focus is iron ore exports. Durban functions as an entrepôt for Gauteng with containers, car exports and imports, and general cargo moving through its port. It also doubles as a sustainable cruise liner terminal. Cape Town acts as a general port and cruise liner terminal and Mossel Bay serves Mossgas.
With such a diverse South African offering, the Eastern Cape ports have both an expanded and niche role to play. The CDC, which manages the Coega Industrial Development Zone (IDZ), notes that each of the provincial ports has a predefined role with the responsibility of serving hinterlands and connecting South Africa regionally to the global economy.
"Currently Port Elizabeth centres on manganese ore exports as well as car exports and imports, containers and general cargo and East London functions as a general port," said Vilakazi, adding that ninety per cent of manganese from South African mines is exported through the Port of Port Elizabeth, which also serves as the import and export destination for original equipment manufacturers based in the city.
The Port Elizabeth and East London ports are also positioned as automotive hubs as they service General Motors South Africa (SA), Volkswagen (SA) and Mercedes Benz (SA).
The Port of Ngqura is a strategic transhipment hub for containers, but is now gearing up to export an initial amount of 16 million tons of manganese per annum in 2017 and will later ramp this figure up based on demand.
"The integration of the three ports is work in progress, although informed by specific roles for each of the three ports, with some common areas of functionality," added Vilakazi. "Since they serve different purposes generally, all three ports are essential, particularly when it comes to attracting and retaining investment. Mercedes Benz and VWSA would pull out of the cities they are based in if the ports were downgraded or closed, showing the strong linkages between economic development and access to ports."
"The whole concept of IDZ's – and the emerging landscape of SEZ's – requires a fully integrated landside-seaside development and hence the Coega IDZ needs the Port Ngqura and vice versa; similarly the East London IDZ needs its port. This is what is meant by the 'full integration and co-dependence' we are working towards in the province and at the conference later this week as an initial start point for greater collaboration within the maritime industry."
Ports are under pressure to keep up with the growing size of vessels – and the development of the deep-water Port of Ngqura was specifically geared to accommodate new generation container ships and large bulk carriers.
Nelson Mandela Bay uniquely has two ports. The Port of Ngqura is complemented by the Port of Port Elizabeth. "Major economic growth is derived from increased employment for the region –and the fact that local manufacturers are able to export their goods through the ports."
As containerisation continues so does the drive for greater efficiency: "Ports will remain key nodes in global logistics chains for the foreseeable future but seamless integration with landside operations – rail for long haul and road for short haul – is also critical," said Vilakazi, adding that the Coega is working with provincial government on roads and other infrastructure projects as an enabler for the economic development of the Eastern Cape.
Moves towards greater integration by sea – a possible item of discussion this week – will mean alleviation of heavy duty trucks on our roads and greater free movement of traffic, Vilakazi added.
"There are some major projects on the horizon and ports are key enablers in logistics chains with an increasingly global reach. Most investors interested in the IDZ are interested because of the close proximity of the new deep water port.
"Without such linkages, key investments such as General Motors' pan-African distribution centre, all the wind projects, FAW and Phyto Energy, would never have taken place. Likewise, all the coming investments, Project Mthombo, the Ferro-manganese smelter and others, would not have been a reality had there not been the vision and will to build another provincial port which has the capacity to handle big projects.
"Without this push for the new Port of Ngqura, we would not have increased trade in the province –trade that generates jobs."
The Department of Energy also recently alluded to the possibility of a nuclear energy generation plant, saying it was a question of "when, not if" South Africa's nuclear energy programme would get underway. Energy Minister Dipuo Peters said the Eastern Cape should "not take the foot off the pedal," and should equip people with skills "so that when the nuclear project is announced the skills will be available". Thyspunt, near Oyster Bay, is the preferred site for Nuclear 1.
There are also indications pointing to a ship repair yard, and even a ship building facility with other support services available. Other growth areas include a home-grown merchant marine, say local industry experts.
"The conference gives all regional maritime industry players the opportunity to present a united front. We are going for what we want, and it is hoped that the conference will provide firm ground for us to turn intentions into actions," Vilakazi added.


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I keep this blog as a food journal so I remember what I did, but there are some things that just happen and probably won't again. I subscribe to the haphazard "what do I have on hand" way of cooking. This whole trout stuffed with a few ramps, olive oil, salt, pepper and lemon was roasted for twenty minutes in a 375 degree oven. The salad was fresh, local asparagus shaved thin, tossed with fava beans, garden radishes and chives, olive oil, pepper and ume vinegar. Topped with some local chevre and more olive oil. Goodness!
Goodness, indeed! I'm hoping I can still find some ramps at the markets this weekend... and fava beans?? So jealous. Never seem to find them near me. I'm off to San Fran in a couple of weeks and high on my list is the Ferry Market and some fresh favas.
Those little "French" radishes are my favorite... and this whole meal looks really stunning. Sometimes the best things only happen one time around!
the ramps i planted 4 years ago on the forest edge are finally spreading. it smells rampy in them hills. that said, i think i need to wait a year for tigress' u-pick ramps.
your dish looks delish. i need me some ramps.
Kaela - Now I'm jealous! Going to SF sounds like a tonic that I would trade both ramps and favas for. That's going to be filled with goodness!
Tigress - How did you cultivate them? Can you plant ones you've bought, like most onion-y things? That is an idea I've just recently been mulling over. Wish I thought of it four years ago!
actually a neighbor - who is a master forager - gave me some to plant 4 years ago. they take FOREVER to spread. but i think i will be good to go in another year.
so in answer to your question, i am not sure about the ones from the store. although - i JUST bought some at my local co-op and they are all covered in dirt with roots so i don't see why ones like those couldn't be planted.
plant them in the edge of a forest, with a light tree cover.
kaela - just was at the market. SF'ers are so lucky with that thing. in CA in general i was gorging on favas,artichokes & avocados!
Tigress - Thanks for the info. How cool is it that you have a master forager for a neighbor??? Dang.
Yum...Your "what do I have on hand" dish looks completely sumptuous!
We just bought favas today. Can't wait to eat them.
We're collecting ramp (and spring/green garlic) recipes for this month's 'virtual veg of the month club' -- http://wp.me/pJTRQ-sr -- have a look we'd love to include your trout!
You know, I think some of the best meals can't REALLY be recreated -- because they are compose of the place where serendipity meets creativity. This looks like one of those wonderful meals.
And just look at that -- the fava beans, radishes, asparagus, chives, and ramps! It's like the whole of spring captured in one place.
That is my kind of salad. Like you, I grab what is hanging out on in the fresh veg bin which usually comes from my green market in Carroll Gardens. Love the color that the radishes bring and the favas bring back such sweet memories of my Italian upbringing. I think this is going to be dinner tonite!
Hauteinthekitchen - I don't know how to cook any other way! That can be a curse sometimes (I'm really not a perfectionist), but it suits me just fine. And Carroll Gardens is one of my old nabes! Third Street between Smith and Hoyt! Love it. I hope you are visiting Caputo's (if it's still there).


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Daimler Trucks introduces its new DD15 GEN 5 engine
MEXICO – Daimler Trucks Mexico, a world leader in the production, manufacture and marketing of trucks and tractor-trailers of the highest technology, presents the new DD15 GEN 5, the most advanced engine in the market, backed by the cleanest technology, being the first commercial vehicle manufacturer to comply with the EPA10 GHG21 emissions regulation.
"Currently, Daimler Trucks Mexico has 34.5% market share and we are the leading brand in class 6-8, thanks to the fact that we have the broadest and most advanced product portfolio," said Marcela Barreiro, President & CEO of Daimler Trucks Mexico.
She added that the integration of the new DD15 Gen 5 engine with the new DT12 C&D BOX transmissions will provide our customers and operators with the best integrated Detroit brand powertrain in the market, which will provide a substantial improvement in performance and fuel efficiency in our Cascadia units, which together with the Detroit Assurance 5.0 system will make up the vehicle with the most robust safety suite in the Mexican market.
The fifth generation of engines that the automaker will now offer to the Mexican market and customers, presents more than 100 improvements in the design of the components, the result of three years of technological developments that translate into fuel efficiency, performance, durability and reliability that, together with a new post-treatment system, reduces its dimensions, complexity and weight.
For the development of this innovation, product validation tests were conducted in the North American market, totaling more than 25 million kilometers for three years and, specifically in Mexico, it has three Alpha Truck units that were deployed at the beginning of 2021, which have accumulated 36,800 km and have strengthened customer confidence in the brand and products.
Source: Daimler Trucks Mexico press release


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Madhava Manthri dam structure across Cauvery to be rebuilt for potable water
Madhava Manthri dam structure across Cauvery to be rebuilt for potable water.
MYSURU,May16: Consecutive droughts and fall in reservoir levels in Cauvery basin have hit both irrigation and drinking water needs of Bengaluru and other towns.
This has forced authorities to rebuild the 900-year-old Madhava Manthri dam into a concrete structure across the river.
The dam with about one tmcft of water storage will address drinking water scarcity to an extent.
Madhava Manthri is the main source of water for 56 villages in Malavalli taluk, Purigali lift irrigation that irrigates 30,000 acres in Malavalli, a source for Muduguthore lift irrigation covering parts of T Narsipur and Belagawadi and also for hydel power project in Hemmige.
The state government has prepared a detailed project report (DPR) and invited tenders to construct the dam at a cost of Rs 70 crore as any delay will badly hit these projects and put public to hardships during drought.
Meanwhile, the Irrigation Department has completed modernisation of Madhava Manthri left bank irrigation canal that would check seepage and ensure that the farmers in tail-end also get water.
As the Krishnaraja Sagar reservoir is completely dried up, the officials utilised the situation and have reset the sluice gates at all the three levels in order to avoid wastage of water.
They have also completed modernisation of Ullahalli and Rampura canals in Kabini achukat.
Cauvery Niravari Nigam managing director Shivashankar said the water storage in these dams would be a great relief to meet drinking water needs of Bengaluru and other towns.
900-year-old dam in Karnataka to be rebuilt for drinking water
900-year-old dam in Karnataka to be rebuilt for drinking water.
MYSURU: Consecutive droughts and fall in reservoir levels in Cauvery basin have hit both irrigation and drinking water needs of Bengaluru and other towns.
District Minister H C Mahadevappa said they are committed to rebuilding Madhava Manthri dam and complete pending works to implement drip and sprinkler irrigation in Talakadu Hobli in T Narsipur.
Daunting water challenges across industries
Nearly 15 years after the textile processing units were issued that notice, the textile town is facing a grave situation this summer.
"We then received notice from the government asking us not to draw water for industrial use for a month.
The construction industry, which is already affected by sand shortage, is staring at a severe water crisis and yet another slowdown.
While the electricity generation from the hydro-plants at Mettur has been stopped due to water shortage, the water-intensive thermal plants are self-sufficient, thanks to desalination plants.
————————————————————– Andhra Pradesh – Dyeing units guzzling groundwater, residents mull moving out Dyeing units, which have mushroomed in and around Nagari municipality in Chittoor district, are one of the key suppliers of coloured yarn to the textile industries of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Gujarat, yet their indiscriminate pumping of groundwater is taking a toll on water availability.
For the washing and colouring of yarn material, each dyeing unit draws thousands of gallons of water, and almost all of it from the ground.
————————————————————– Telangana – When power undercuts water supply The coal-rich town of Yellandu is facing a severe drinking water shortage with the historic Yellandulapadu tank, the prime drinking water source here, fast drying up ahead of the harsh summer months.
The treated mine water is augmenting water supply in Yellandu.
Yet the coal town is grappling with scarce water sources, a poor water supply network, and a mismatch between demand and supply of water.
The coal town needs 5.8 MLD to fully cater to the drinking water requirements of its population of around 40,000, sources said.
Cauvery water to be available for Bengaluru until June 15
Cauvery water to be available for Bengaluru until June 15.
BENGALURU: Allaying fears of drinking water scarcity in the backdrop of drought, Karnataka water resources minister MB Patil said on Monday that the city had enough Cauvery water to meet drinking water needs until June 15.
Krishna Raja Sagar (4.438 tmc) and Kabini (0.295 tmc), the main sources of drinking water for Bengaluru, have a live storage of 4.7 tmc of water.
The city needs about 4.14 tmc of water to meet drinking water needs for the next 60 days.
"With this storage, we can provide drinking water for Bengaluru until June 15.
We hope the pre-monsoon showers in May and arrival of monsoon in early June would help us tide over the crisis," Patil said, speaking to reporters after a meeting with officials of Water Resources department and the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB).
The presently available water in KRS, Kabini, Harangi, Hemavathi, Almatti, Narayanapura, Hidkal, Hipparagi, Tungabhadra and Malaprabha reservoirs would be drawn only for drinking water purposes, Patil said, and appealed to farmers to co-operate with the district administration in this regard as water would not be released for agriculture.
Elaborating on meeting the water needs of Bengaluru, the minister said, "BWSSB needs daily discharge of 600 cusecs from the reservoirs.
However, taking into account the transit losses, evaporation and syphoning of water en-route, water resources department has assured daily discharge of 800 cusecs.
This will enable us to meet the drinking water needs of Bengaluru until June 15 with present storage".


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D&I Insights - Anne Morrison, BAFTA
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At Common Purpose we believe that inclusive leadership is essential to creating agile and innovative teams. We've caught up with Anne Morrison, Chair of BAFTA's International Committee and a board member of Women in Film and Television, to hear her insights in the D&I space. Here's what Anne had to say:
Has D&I come far enough in the last 10 years?
Starting in the broadcasting industry in 1981, the environment was very different. It was an era when people felt quite happy telling racist or sexist jokes, and those on the receiving end had to laugh through fear of being accused of having no sense of humour. That wouldn't happen now, but in many ways I fear the prejudice has gone underground and is harder to spot. Among many others, I did what I could to change the working environment, but it's still a work in progress,
I think you need people inside organisations and outside them, to apply the pressure that leads to change. That's how, after 30 years, we can look back and can hardly believe things were the way they were.
Abuse and prejudice thrives on silence, when people who suffer aren't willing to stay silent, then a lot changes. I think we've seen this recently, with the MeToo and Time's Up movements that people are being brave enough to speak up about things, and that has inspired others to do the same.
That's one of the reasons I'm hopeful. Things which used to be tucked under the carpet are coming out, there's a different mood, and let's hope that things are changed for good as a result of it.
There's never been a time when there's so much talk about diversity, but I sometimes think, to quote Elvis Presley, we need 'a little less conversation, a little more action'. The increased level of discussion is great but the emphasis needs to be on practicalities.
I've had people say to me that I have to be patient and wait for 'evolution' to solve everything. Well, evolution took billions of years - I'm not that patient! Things need a push to make them happen, and that's why being a champion for diversity is so important. We need to deliver these messages in ways that can be heard; with subtlety, humour, resonating hashtags – whatever it takes – to be persuasive and impactful. There will always be people who don't want to hear, but, more now than ever before, there are people who are open to listening and taking action.
It's important in this long struggle not to get bitter or despairing. Yes, there's a lot more to be done but in order to create change you have to believe that change is possible, and remain positive and energetic.
Tackle the environment, not the individuals
At BAFTA, over the years, we have tried to remove barriers to entry to our industries for the individual; for example by providing scholarships for those without financial means. However, there's another way of coming at inclusion and that's to tackle the environment that they are coming into. You can empower individuals all you like, but if they are meeting prejudice and an industry that is set up along traditional lines, you're not going to get far.
BAFTA took a leading role in increasing diversity, in front of and behind the camera, by changing the eligibility criteria for two British film categories at next year's BAFTA Film Awards. In future, films will only be eligible if they meet at least two of the four BFI Diversity standards regarding: on-screen representation, project leadership, industry access and audiences. The aim is to build real and lasting change, by encouraging everyone involved in film making, to make meaningful changes to their projects and to become more inclusive.
This was a big strategic and systematic change, so of course we did a lot of consultation, with the industry and found that they were largely positive, particularly when they understood that BAFTA and the BFI would work with them to support them in making these changes.
Another benefit of having these standards is that they actively make people think about their unconscious bias. When I was at the BBC we did a lot of work around unconscious bias. People very often mean well, but don't realise when they are showing bias. The standards consistently make people stop, think and assess –every time, year on year, film by film,, people are being made to think about D&I. That's got to have a positive impact in the long run.
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Anne's impressive career in the arts, has seen her hold many senior roles; both in voluntary and professional capacities.
As Chair of Pearson College, and BAFTA's International Committee and a board member of Women in Film and Television. Anne is a powerful advocate for the importance of Diversity and Inclusion. Anne has played a crucial role in the BBC's Expert Women programme and, more recently, the Time's Up movement.
Working for the BBC for 33 years, encompassing roles such as Controller of Documentaries and Contemporary Factual and Director of the BBC Academy, Anne has great insights into what it takes to lead successful teams.
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Exercise and community are the hallmarks of Ultimate Frisbee. Competition is keen and games move at the speed of light. Kevin Held is a club player of Ultimate, but he's also a beer "explorer" and dog lover and photographer too. His playlist is more tai-chi than Ultimate. His is music for slow-motion enjoyment.
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What Is a Rivastigmine Patch?
A rivastigmine patch is used to treat dementia in patients who have medical conditions such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease. This patch is normally applied once per day, and the dosage may be gradually increased in order to minimize the possibility of developing negative side effects such as nausea, vomiting, or dizziness. The rivastigmine patch should be applied to clean, dry skin and should be used according to package directions unless instructed otherwise by the supervising physician. Any specific questions or concerns about the use of the rivastigmine patch in an individual situation should be discussed with a doctor or other medical professional.
Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease are medical conditions that affect the brain and cause a symptom known as dementia. Some of the effects of dementia may include personality changes, forgetfulness, or impaired judgment. A doctor may prescribe the rivastigmine patch to patients who exhibit signs of mild to moderate dementia and have a diagnosis of either Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease. This medication may not work properly when combined with some other medications, so the supervising physician should be made aware of all medications being taken by the patient.
Many people are able to use the rivastigmine patch without experiencing any negative side effects, although mild nausea and dizziness are common, especially until the body adjusts to the medication. In an effort to reduce the severity of these side effects, the doctor may prescribe a low-dose patch and gradually increase the dosage to the recommended strength. If these symptoms persist or become worse, the doctor should be notified for further evaluation. Serious potential side effects that should be reported immediately include uncontrolled muscle twitching, irregular heartbeat, or seizures.
Specific instructions for using the rivastigmine patch are printed on the packaging, and any questions concerning the proper use of this medication can be directed to the doctor or pharmacist. In most cases, the patch is applied to clean, dry skin once every 24 hours. The old patch must be removed before the new one is applied, and a different area of skin should be used for each application in order to prevent skin irritation. The hands should be thoroughly washed after applying the rivastigmine patch to avoid transferring the medication to other people or to sensitive areas such as the eyes. If the patient or caregiver forgets to apply a new patch at the appropriate time, a doctor should be consulted for further instructions.
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Q: What is the best way to sample/profile a PyObjC application? Sampling with Activity Monitor/Instruments/Shark will show stack traces full of C functions for the Python interpreter. I would be helpful to see the corresponding Python symbol names. Is there some DTrace magic that can do that? Python's cProfile module can be useful for profiling individual subtrees of Python calls, but not so much for getting a picture of what's going on with the whole application in response to user events.

A: The answer is "dtrace", but it won't work on sufficiently old macs.
http://tech.marshallfamily.com.au/archives/python-dtrace-on-os-x-leopard-part-1/
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Beyond the Clouds
Genre: Romance, Drama
Beyond the Clouds is an Indian drama film written and directed by Majid Majidi with music composed by A. R. Rahman. The film stars Ishaan Khatter, actor Shahid Kapoor's younger brother and Malavika Mohanan in the lead roles. Majid Majidi, the renowned Iranian filmmaker is making his debut in Indian Cinema, and he revealed that this movie dwells on the adoration of love, life and nuanced human relationships. The first look was revealed on 10 February 2017 in Facebook by A. R. Rahman. The movie is will release in three languages including Tamil.Beyond the Clouds is scheduled to release on 23 March 2018 in India.
Genre Romance, Drama
Censor U
Release Date 28-03-2018
Beyond The Clouds | Official Trailer | Majid Majidi | A.R Rahman
Beyond the Clouds | Trailer


The great documentarian Allan King burst onto the scene in 1967 with Warrendale, a primal scream of a film set in an experimental Toronto home for emotionally disturbed children. With its fly-on-the-wall approach, this "actuality drama," as King termed it, gets remarkably intimate with its subjects. It's a humane work that is also shocking at times, both for the intensity of the kids' outbursts and the controversial and unorthodox methods of the staff. Rather than a hospital-like environment, Warrendale's founder envisioned the place as a utopian community in which emotional confrontation and physical contact would replace medication. The setting provided King with the perfect raw material for a startling work of Direct Cinema. Warrendale—which won awards at the Cannes Film Festival and from the British Academy of Film and Television—is a knockout. Watch a clip below.


The Brady Bunch started filming over twenty years before I was born, so as I've been watching it online, some cultural references and jokes are lost on me. I've especially been confused by some of the technology. But I find that the themes and lessons of the episodes are pretty timeless.
That's a pretty important piece of information to have, don't you think? If you're looking for something, it helps to know what it is that you're looking for. Otherwise, how are you supposed to know when you've found it?
In this season of Advent, I suppose an appropriate corollary to that would be that it helps to know what it is we're waiting for, what we're anticipating, what we're hoping and longing for. If we are confused or unclear about what we are waiting for– or have the wrong idea entirely about what it's going to look like– how can we possibly hope to recognize that thing when it is in our presence?
Jesus makes a similar point in response to a question from St. John the Baptist in the Gospel of Matthew this week.
This is the same John who leaped up in his mother Elizabeth's womb as Elizabeth greeted her cousin Mary, who had just become pregnant with Jesus.This is the same John who was the voice in the wilderness crying out last week, warning all who would hear him to repent, and to prepare the way of the Lord. This is the same John who affirmed Jesus's identity when he baptized Him in the River Jordan.
John knows who Jesus is– he has known since before either of them were even born– he knew when their mothers were still pregnant with them. But his spirit has been all but broken by his experience of incarceration. He is discouraged and doubting, exhausted, and afraid. He has been beaten down emotionally and spiritually to the point where he is beginning to question everything he has ever believed.
Even as he speaks out of his pain and his grief, buckling under the weight of imprisonment on his soul, let us not make the mistake of discounting John or not taking him seriously. Jesus certainly took him seriously– He asked John to baptize Him, did He not?– and I don't think Jesus discounts him in this exchange, either. John has asked an important, honest question, and Jesus answers him with an equally honest and equally important question.
If you look at the Psalm we just read today– which would have been very familiar to John– as well as a number of other messianic prophecies in the Hebrew scriptures, we can see a number of promises made about who the Messiah is and what he's going to do. One of the promises that shows up over and over is the release of prisoners and captives.
And yet, here John is, sitting in prison as the supposed Messiah is walking the earth.
This is what I imagine is going through John's head as he questions what he knows to be true about the identity of Jesus. And I don't see his doubts and questions as indicative of a lack of faith on his part– quite the opposite. Often, I think we make the mistake of understanding faith to be the absence of doubt– we think faith means being 100% sure of things– 100% sure that God is real, and that God is God, and that God loves us and cares about us, and that His promises are true.
I don't presume to be able to put a number on how sure John the Baptist is about Jesus's identity as the Messiah is in this passage. Last week, I'd say it sounded pretty close to 99 or maybe even 100%. This week, I don't know. Could be 90, could be 50, could be 35, could be 10– that's not really important.
What's important that, even in the absolute pit of despair, even in prison, John is still reaching out. He is still wanting to be in conversation with Jesus. He is still asking the questions that are in his heart.
And you know what? Even if he is only 1% sure about who Jesus is, the fact that he has managed to hold onto that 1%– that grain of faith– despite the horror and desolation and total brokenness inflicted on him by his incarceration is one of the greatest acts of courage and hope and, yes, faith that we are shown in the whole of scripture. If there is one moment that sums up what it means to live into Advent, the season of hope, perhaps this is it.
What are we waiting for? What do we hope for? In what promises do we put our trust? The prophets answer those questions for us, as does Mary in her Magnificat, which we will read next week. Jesus Himself tells us in His first sermon, quoting the prophet Isaiah, what His life and ministry will be all about.
So I suppose the million-dollar question Jesus might ask us today isn't so much what we are looking for, or what we are hoping for, but whether we will choose to continue our hoping and our waiting, even when it seems nonsensical to do so. Can we, like John the Baptist, look around us at the evil and misery and injustice in the world and still have the audacity to claim our Messiah, and put our faith in His coming and in the fulfillment of His promises, even if that faith is only the size of a mustard seed?
But we are also the Advent people. We are the ones who sing, "O come, o come, Emmanuel, and ransom captive Israel" even in situations that seem irredeemable. We are the ones who, in times of utter desperation, still have enough hope to wonder whether God is really there rather than writing Him off entirely. We are the ones who, as everything grows cold and dreary and the darkness threatens to swallow us up, keep lighting candles and proclaiming the coming of the Light of the World.
We are the Advent people, and "Rejoice, rejoice; Emmanuel shall come to thee, o Israel," is our song.


We offer several after school programs that are open to children currently enrolled in BCNS, as well as, alumni children. The programs are offered in a series of three, ten week programs the first of which begins the week of September 25th.
This ten week program will be held for an hour on Tuesday afternoons at 2:30pm, following Extended Day. All children currently enrolled in BCNS for the 2018/19 school year are invited to attend. Children will engage in a variety of movement during the course of the 10 weeks. They will be encouraged to explore their bodies through creative movement and open-ended dancing activities, as well as, experience combinations of directed movement. The goal of this class is to foster an environment where children feel free to explore movement that feels natural, fun, and freeing while developing a love of dance.
This ten week workshop will be held for an hour on Wednesday afternoons at 2:30pm, following Extended Day. BCNS alumni in grades K-2nd, as well as, children in the 4 day class are invited to explore and enjoy the process of creating. They will be free to create through hands-on experiences and will experiment with different materials in an accepting environment. Each week they will experience working with a variety of materials, which will include clay, paint, wire, wood, fabric, and a wide range of recycled materials. Their imagination is the most important tool they will use to construct, collage, and create.
This ten week workshop will be held for an hour on Thursday afternoons at 2:30pm, following Extended Day. BCNS alumni in grades K-2nd, as well as, children currently enrolled at BCNS are invited to explore and discover in this science class. Through hands on science based experiences children will be encouraged to wonder, notice, and make connections that will lead to a new level of understanding. Each week the class will delve into a new science concept that encourages and celebrates natural curiosity.
This ten week workshop will be held for an hour on Friday afternoons at 3;30pm, following Extended Day. Children currently enrolled in BCNS are invited to join Brenna in creating delicious foods in our new cooking class. The kids will be exposed to a variety of foods, tastes and textures while they explore the world of food in a hands-on, fun and creative way.


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Q: Rails 7: How can I remove Turbo completely? I have a Rails 7 application. After some development I see that Turbo (Hotwired) creates too many issues and I don't need it for this application.
Is there any way to remove Turbo completely from an existing Rails app?
What is the recommended way to remove it?

A: You need to remove gem "turbo-rails" from the Gemfile, run bundle install to update the dependencies.
Also run
bin/importmap unpin @hotwired/turbo-rails
bin/importmap unpin @hotwired/stimulus
bin/importmap unpin @hotwired/stimulus-loading

and remove import "@hotwired/turbo-rails" from app/javascript/application.js


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Q: Check open connections in golang legacy code We've recently gotten an app written in golang that stores information about visits in a database.
We are facing the following error in this legacy code that is already in production:

http: Accept error: accept tcp [::]:8080: accept4: too many open
  files; retrying in 1s

We believe that this errors are caused by calls to the database that are getting opened, but can't find the point where this calls get stacked.
Is there a way to check if there are database calls opened and where in the code are?
We've seen that the code uses the github.com/astaxie/beego/orm library
and the calls are made using o := orm.NewOrm() but we don't know where else to look for.
UPDATE
The too many open files error appears when the total amount of open files for that process (lsof -u myuser | grep "10930" | wc -l) reaches 2048
Also, the output of lsof -u myuser | grep "protocol: TCPv6" throws something like this:
ana     10930 myuser 3405u     sock       0,8      0t0 307230406 protocol: TCPv6
ana     10930 myuser 3407u     sock       0,8      0t0 307230465 protocol: TCPv6
ana     10930 myuser 3408u     sock       0,8      0t0 307231438 protocol: TCPv6
ana     10930 myuser 3427u     sock       0,8      0t0 307234900 protocol: TCPv6
ana     10930 myuser 3441u     sock       0,8      0t0 307236431 protocol: TCPv6
ana     10930 myuser 3446u     sock       0,8      0t0 307237446 protocol: TCPv6
ana     10930 myuser 3457u     sock       0,8      0t0 307239557 protocol: TCPv6

And the number of this sock connections is getting higher and higher.
Does someone know what these connections are and why are they getting opened?

A: This could be caused by too many connections being opened in various go-routines.
If this is the case, configure a worker pool to limit the amount of open files possible : gobyexample worker pools
Check this question "Go, tcp too many open files debug". The accepted answer may give you a fast solution, but it does not fix the main issue.

A: Too many open files are basically related to FD's(File descriptors) of a particular process which are used to store meta information about the process.   And there are only limited FD's you can create for a particular process. Check for the output of ulimit -aH command. By default, you can only create 1024 FD's for a particular process.
And for every new connection to the DB, a new FD would be created and destroyed when the connection is closed.
You would want to increase this FD value for all the process. This answer should be able to help you with it. https://askubuntu.com/a/1193851/1309493


Is Your Family Really Protected by Your 'Free' Group Life Insurance?
Do you automatically receive group life insurance in your employee benefits package? This could be a potentially great perk. But it's important to do your own research to make sure such policies will actually protect you and your loved ones the way you wish.
Unfortunately, not all employer-sponsored policies are created equal. The fine print can sometimes reveal surprising things about these plans, and it's your responsibility to pay attention.
With this in mind, let's take a look at what group life insurance insurance actually is. We'll also examine what it covers and some of the specific things to look for in a policy.
Group life insurance is offered by an employer or large-scale entity such as a labor organization to its workers. This coverage is usually offered as one component of a larger benefits package.
Group life insurance provides coverage for a specific period of time. It also pays a benefit if a covered person dies during the term of protection. This base level of protection can be increased by the individual's personal savings and other possible financial resources. The death benefit is paid income tax free to the named beneficiary.
Group life insurance is typically much more affordable than an individual policy. This is because its purchased through a provider on a wholesale basis for its members. Those receiving may not have to pay anything out of pocket to receive coverage. Or they may decide to their portion of the premium deducted from their paycheck.
While group life insurance may seem like a great benefit as an employee, it may not fulfill all your coverage needs. Following are some things to investigate before deciding whether a particular policy is satisfactory for your situation.
Is your life insurance policy portable?
The first question you should ask when receiving such a policy through your workplace is what will happen to it when you retire. Is it portable?
Some companies require you to have participated in their group life insurance program for 10 years in order to take your basic coverage into retirement at no cost. Be sure to read the fine print as there are often other stipulations, such as submitting an application for retirement within a month of leaving the company in order to take the policy with you.
Another option your employer may offer for group life insurance is to continue coverage at a reduced rate after an employee retires. For example, the coverage could reduce by 15% of the original amount at age 70, then it reduces again by an additional 25% of the original amount at age 75. Eventually the coverage would end or drop to a final reduced amount.
Other companies may not let you take your same policy into retirement, but they may offer other transfer options. For example, you may be able to convert your group life coverage into an individual life insurance policy when you retire from the company.
In many cases, you can can convert up to the full amount of coverage you had on your group plan. While it might be the same rate, oftentimes your new premium will be much higher than the previous premium you were paying as part of the group coverage.
There are also age limitations for porting coverage in retirement. And, some ported coverage terminates if the employer's contract with the insurance company terminates.
Did you find out your policy is not portable upon retirement or separation from the employer? Look into purchasing an individual policy that you completely own. This will lock in your insurability and low rates. That way, no matter how many times you change jobs in the future or how poor your health becomes, you are never at risk of not being able to qualify or afford the coverage you need.
Does it cover all instances of death?
Another question you should ask about your insurance is whether it covers all instances of death. This means more than just accidental death or dismemberment.
If you have accidental death or dismemberment coverage, the company will only pay out a lump sum in the event that you die due to an accident. There is usually a partial benefit payout for a loss of one or more limbs. With this type of coverage, if your death is due to an illness or natural death there will be no payout.
Even if your insurance does cover all instances of death, there is a suicide clause in most policies. Depending on the state, it will be either a one-year or two-year clause. This means if you commit suicide within the first year or two years of the contract, the beneficiary would receive the premiums back but not the death benefit.
Did you find out your policy only covers accidental death or dismemberment? Consider switching to coverage that includes all instances of death.
Is the premium taxable to you?
Be advised your group life insurance policy may come with a tax cost.
The premium cost for the first $50,000 of life insurance coverage under a group term life insurance plan does not have to be reported as income. You also don't pay taxes on it under IRS laws. But anything your employer covers over that amount could trigger a taxable income for the "economic value" of the coverage provided to you.
The taxation of life insurance proceeds depends on several factors. Those include whether you paid your insurance premiums with pre- or after-tax dollars. If you buy a group life insurance policy through your employer, you probably pay premiums with after-tax dollars.
Different rules may apply if your company offers the option to purchase life insurance through a qualified retirement plan and you make pre-tax contributions. This option offers some income tax advantages. But one tradeoff is that each year you'll pay a small tax on the economic value of the "pure life insurance" in the policy. This is difference between the cash value and the death benefit.
Also, at death, the amount of the policy cash value that is paid as part of the death benefit is considered taxable income.
Make sure you're aware of the premium taxation on your group policy. That way you can decide whether it's worth keeping, or better to purchase an individual policy. Many people still keep their group policy even after obtaining their own insurance because they assume it's "free." After factoring in taxes, however, you'll realize this isn't the case.
Make sure your paycheck has proper insurance and protection. Do your homework on the specifics behind your company's group life insurance. Then you can find out if it's the best choice, or if you need to supplement your coverage.
Hopefully you now realize how important it is not to take the face value of your group policy lightly. Find out exactly what's behind those numbers. If you wait too long, it could be too late.


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Megacities key to reaching global climate goals
by Marlowe Hood
Cities like New York with high per capita levels of both wealth and CO2 emissions will be expected to immediately and sharply cut carbon pollution, according to an analysis
The world's big cities must collectively cut their carbon footprint nearly in half within a decade if global climate goals are to be met, according to an analysis unveiled Thursday.
Mayors from 84 megacities gathering in Mexico City this week are mulling long-term commitments for slashing carbon pollution that are detailed in the report, said organisers of the C40 urban summit.
Urgent, make-or-break action is needed, they warned.
"The next four years will determine whether or not the world's megacities can deliver their part of the ambition of the Paris Agreement," said Mark Watts, executive director of C40, a global network of large cities.
Without aggressive measures by cities, the 196-nation climate pact—inked in the French capital last December—"cannot be realistically delivered," he told journalists ahead of the three-day summit.
The Paris deal, now in force, calls for capping global warming at two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels, and at 1.5 C (2.7 F) if possible.
National carbon-cutting pledges annexed to the agreement would still allow the global average temperature to rise by 3.0 C (5.6 F)—a sure-fire recipe for climate catastrophe, say scientists.
With only 1.0 C (1.8 F) of warming so far, the world has seen a deadly upsurge of extreme weather, including droughts, superstorms, heat waves and coastal flooding boosted by rising seas.
Countries are not scheduled to review their pledges for several years.
"If we are going to avoid the worst impacts of global warming, cities are going to have to play an even bigger role in the months and years ahead," said former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a UN special envoy for climate change and C40 board president.
"They know it is in their best interest," he told reporters by phone.
The 90 C40 cities, including four joining this week, account for a quarter of the global economy, and are home to more than 650 million people.
Sharp, immediate cuts
The 100-page report, entitled "Deadline 2020", outlines four urban roadmaps to a low-carbon future, tailored to different levels of wealth and CO2 emissions.
Cities with high per capita levels of both—such as Toronto, New York and Melbourne—will be expected to immediately and sharply cut carbon pollution.
Poorer cities with high per capita CO2 output would be given more leeway, with emissions allowed to briefly increase before dropping.
Cape Town or Durban in South Africa both fall into this category.
Rich cities such as Stockholm or Seoul that have already lowered emissions per habitat should manage a steady decline.
Finally, poor cities with low levels of carbon pollution—Quito or Caracas, for example—would be given a longer grace period before per capita CO2 output must begin to drop.
Charting a course consistent with these pathways could "become a condition of membership" to the C40 club, Watts said.
70% of greenhouse gases
To meet the 2.0 C target for global warming, per capita emissions for cities would have to decline from an average of five tonnes of CO2 or its equivalent (GtCO2e) to under three within a decade.
And by 2050, that number would need to be 1.0 GtCO2e, a hugely ambitious goal.
Even then, these scenarios assumes that scientists will have figured out by mid-century how to suck massive amounts of carbon out of the air.
Some 70 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions come from cities, which house just over half the world's population. Urban governments have direct influence over about half.
But C40 cities—many of which have transitioned to service and knowledge economies—only account for a small slice of total emissions from cities, about seven percent.
Bending the global curve of urban emissions, in other words, will depend not only on their efforts but also their example.
"These are the cities that lead the rest of the world," said Bloomberg.
US climate pledges likely to go unmet: study
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Oklahoman heads White House Summit on U.S. Research
Nearly 200 attendees of the White House Summit on U.S. Research listen to Oklahoma native Kelvin Droegemeier give opening remarks on Nov. 5. Addison Kliewer/Gaylord News
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WASHINGTON––Ten months after leaving the University of Oklahoma as a professor, President Donald Trump's top science adviser hosted a research summit at the White House in collaboration with the nation's top research scientists.
As the recently-appointed director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, Kelvin Droegemeier on Tuesday joined members of the newly-established Joint Committee on the Research Environment, or JCORE, in welcoming nearly 200 academic and research professionals from across the country to Washington.
Droegemeier said he understands why an average Joe may not get excited over research security, but new research helps Oklahoma by stimulating innovation to new products and services for Oklahomans. Droegemeier said protecting research would benefit Tinker Air Force Base, Altus Air Force Base and other Oklahoma military bases and private businesses.
"Protecting our research assets means that our military is thriving. We're protecting America, and it means jobs for Oklahomans, but it also means safety and security for America," said Droegemeier.
Droegemeier also put special emphasis on protecting the bond between the U.S. government and higher education.
He said universities have already taken actions to protect research assets, but often those efforts remain enclosed within the individual university systems. In the future, Droegemeier said he wants to see universities collaborating to create stronger security measures.
Former OU professor Kelvin Droegemeier (left) leads a discussion about values and ethics in America's research industry at a White House Summit on U.S. Research on Nov. 5. 2019. Addison Kliewer/Gaylord News
"We compete on the football field and on the basketball court, but when it comes to research on this kind of issue, we collaborate to make sure that we're all working together to ensure the security of research assets and also maximizing the output of our researchers," Droegemeier said.
Speakers at the summit highlighted concerns about foreign collaboration in research, with Droegemeier saying it is foreign governments––not specifically individual foreign researchers––that are failing to uphold American values.
"We have to be clear about the difference between individual researchers and then nation-states who have policies that don't comport with our values," said Droegemeier. "We hear people say foreign influence, but it's really foreign government influence."
International science ministers have applauded the committee's efforts to uphold ethical values and protect research from exploitation since Droegemeier led JCORE's creation last May, he said.
"Now we're looking at what other nations might we speak to about this, and they are really the ones that, again, fundamentally share our values," said Droegemeier.
Another Oklahoman joined Droegemeier at Tuesday's summit. The former OU professor and his colleagues listened to ethical and security policy concerns of the participants like Tim Hassen, president of the Association of Independent Research Institutes and chief financial officer of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
"Obviously, Oklahoma is not seen as a leader in research, but hopefully we will continue to expand and develop in the areas of research," said Hassan. "The research enterprise in Oklahoma is important and it would be great for the diversity of our economy."
During his 33 years at OU, Droegemeier worked as a meteorologist where he focused on extreme weather, numerical weather prediction and data assimilation.
"My role basically as the president's science adviser is to make sure that the best science on any topic gets brought forward," said Droegemeier about the issue of climate change. "So I just make sure the President has the best science in front of him at any time, whatever the policy issue is."
In 2014, Trump tweeted that global warming was a "hoax," and he has been a controversial figure surrounding climate change since the start of his administration.
On Monday, Trump officially began the process of pulling the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord, an agreement signed by countries across the world to strengthen the global response to climate change threats.
"I think President Trump has made it very clear from the time that he announced this back in Spring of 2017, that this was not a good deal for America. So he's following through on that promise," said Droegemeier.
Since being confirmed by the Senate in January, Droegemeier said his time as Trump's science adviser has been "fantastic."
"I love it. There is nothing that is not wonderful," said Droegemeier. "It sounds silly, but it's true. I'm just having the time of my life."
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Q: Unity 2D two Circles collider I am new to Unity and trying to write a 2D programm where I have multiple circles on a screen and make them change direction everytime they collide with another circle or a margin.
Here is the code I wrote for when a circle collides with a margin, in the Update method:
transform.Translate(direction * speed * Time.deltaTime);
if (transform.position.y < GameManager.bottomLeft.y + radius && direction.y < 0)
{
    direction.y = -direction.y;
}
if(transform.position.y > GameManager.topRight.y - radius && direction.y > 0)
{
    direction.y = -direction.y;
}
if(transform.position.x < GameManager.bottomLeft.x + radius && direction.x < 0)
{
    direction.x = -direction.x;
}
if(transform.position.x > GameManager.topRight.x - radius && direction.x > 0)
{
    direction.x = -direction.x;
}

direction is defined as new Vector2(Random.value, Random.value) in Start method. Now I read on the internet that if two circles meet, I can implement the behaviour in
private void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D collision)
{
    if(collision.tag == "Ball")
    {
    }
}

How can I write the code so that two circles change directions when colliding?

A: I'm not sure how you defined direction but this changes both objects direction upon a collision if the collider is tagged as Ball, however if you are trying to do something more like a mirrored movement you may want to change something with rotation.
private void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D collision)
{
    if(collision.tag == "Ball")
    {
        GameObject CollidedObject = collision.gameObject;
        CollidedObject.direction.x = -CollidedObject.direction.x;
        CollidedObject.direction.y = -CollidedObject.direction.y;
        this.direction.x = -this.direction.x;
        this.direction.y = -this.direction.y;
    }
}


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Yemeni ministers resign in protest over Riyadh moves
UAE soldiers stand guard at the international airport of the southern port city of Aden, Yemen August 5, 2015./REUTERS/Fawaz Salman
A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Daily Star on March 22, 2018, on page 9.
Yemeni officials say troops retake key district from rebels
Abed Rabbou Mansour Hadi
Abdel Aziz Al-Jabari
Egyptian capital
State Salah Al-Sayadi
Two Yemeni government ministers announced their resignations Wednesday in a gesture of protest, claiming that Saudi Arabia has for months now prevented Yemeni President Abed Rabbou Mansour Hadi from returning home.
Jabari said he handed in his resignation Monday to Hadi in the Saudi capital.
He said while Hadi is not being held in Saudi Arabia, the president cannot return home to Aden.
In November, Yemeni officials told The Associated Press that Saudi Arabia had been barring Hadi, along with his sons, ministers and military officials, from returning home.


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Muir, William Douglas (Bill) (1905–1980)
Bill Muir is entitled to a special place in Australian Forestry. From very humble beginnings at Carlton, Victoria, on 29 October 1905, Bill rose to become recognised as one of the foremost foresters in the land.
After attending various primary schools, Coburg High School and Scotch College, Melbourne, Bill obtained the Leaving Certificate in 1919. In 1922 Bill embarked upon his forestry career by undertaking the three year course at the Victorian School of Forestry at Creswick where he graduated Dux of the School in 1924. After a further two years with the Forests Commission of Victoria at Neerim South and Anglesea he was prompted to apply for a position with New South Wales, an application which was accepted conditional on completion of the course at the Australian Forestry School at Canberra. At the end of two years, in 1929, Bill graduated as Dux of the School and recipient of the coveted Schlich Medal.
Bill's first professional task in New South Wales was to bring the sadly neglected plantations of the Tumut and Wagga Districts under proper management. The evidence of his good work was contained in the approval expressed in the report of the enquiry into plantation forestry in 1936.
The period 1930–37 at Tumut provided some hallmarks in Bill's life. Tumut was the town where he took his bride and set up a home. Also, his son Ian was born there. Tumut was where his love of golf blossomed with his involvement in the establishment of the Tumut Golf Course and Tumut District was where Bill's compelling belief in the future of softwood plantations was born, nurtured and developed. It was with pride that Bill saw his dream culminate in a 50th anniversary of his arrival to see the reality of vast areas of softwood forests and thriving dependent industries. It was with sadness that his absence from Tumut was noted at the Timber in Tumut Inaugural Convention, March 1980, where he had been invited to be a special guest to mark his anniversary.
It was also from Tumut that Bill became actively involved in the formation of the Institute of Foresters of Australia. Despite Departmental opposition, he put his forestry career in jeopardy and became a signatory to the Articles of Association and one of the founding members.
In later years Bill continued his active support of the Institute and was Divisional Chairman in New South Wales from 1952 to 1956 and participated in every major conference of the Institute. He was elected a Fellow of the Institute in 1969 in recognition of his outstanding contributions to forestry and the Institute.
In 1937 he transferred to Head Office to prepare basic management plans for forests throughout the State.
In 1939 Bill was awarded a Russell Grimwade Scholarship and when his studies at Oxford were interrupted by the outbreak of World War II he was directed into special projects concerned with producer gas and fire control in the United States. On his return from overseas he was placed in charge of all technical activities of the Forestry Commission. This led him into 12 years as Forest Management Officer, and in November 1953 he was appointed Assistant Commissioner and Senior Assistant Commissioner until March 1966.
Bill capped his career with a very successful four year period as Commissioner for Forests and on his retirement in October 1970 was able to look back over a period of extraordinary growth in the management of N. S. W. forests.
During his career Bill represented N.S.W. at many conferences throughout the world, commencing with the New Zealand Timber Conference at Rotorua in 1954. Then followed the Seventh British Australian Forestry Commonwealth Forestry Conference at Canberra and in various States in 1957, the Fifth World Forestry Congress at Seattle, U.S.A. in 1960, the Sixth World Forestry Congress in Madrid in 1966, the Ninth British Commonwealth Forestry Conference in India in 1968, the Forest Development Conference in New Zealand in 1969, the Austis Conference at Lismore in 1968 as joint Chairman, and the Austis Conference at Port Moresby in 1970.
Bill was a member of the Hunter Valley Trust and a member of APPITA (Australian Pulp and Paper Industry Technical Association) for many years. He was responsible in 1951 for the formation of the Hume Snowy Bush Fire Prevention Association, a hallmark in rural fire protection in the world.
Despite his commitment to the cause of forestry, Bill still found time to continue his love affair with golf which culminated in Presidency of Roseville Club from 1960-65 and life membership.
Bill is remembered by his staff for his warm and open nature which encouraged personal approaches from his staff and generated and sustained an active and effective organisation.
Bill passed away on 27 February 1980 and is survived by a daughter and son and four grandchildren.
Australian Forestry, vol 42, no 4, 1979, pp 198-99
Muir, William Douglas (Bill)
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