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Platypus is a extensible distributed platform for answer set programming (ASP) developed at Potsdam University. It utilizes different distribution mechanisms such as forking and MPI and runs either single- or multi-threaded. Platypus is very flexible and may one day support your own answer set solver. Currently Platypus supports smodels and nomore++ as propagation engines. Platypus relies on lparse to provide it with ground logic programs.

The examples below show some common settings for Platypus. The full set of options is available on the option page.

The simplest case

Platypus was designed to be as easy to use as smodels, yet provide easy access to its rich functionality. Hence Platypus’ input language is lparse output. To run Platypus like smodels issue

lparse test.lp | platypus

at the command line. This will run Platypus using the single-threaded core, the smodels expander and no distribution. Also, without any option, Platypus will compute one answer set for the logic program. To calculate all answer sets start Platypus like this

lparse test.lp | platypus -a 0

The numeric parameter to the -a (answer sets) option indicates to Platypus the number of answer sets to calculate. By default this parameter is one.

Switching the expander

Besides smodels Platypus supports nomore++ as propagation engine. To switch to the nomore++ expander issue

lparse test.lp | platypus -e nomore

Note that using the nomore++ expander requires the logic program to either contain only normal rules or to be translated to one containing but normal rules.

Using threads

To enable Platypus’ multi-threaded core using, say 3 threads, start Platypus like this

lparse test.lp | platypus -e nomore -t 3

Giving a value for the -t option (threads) which exceeds 1 implicitly causes Platypus’ multi-threaded core to be run. By default the value for -t is 1. If the multi-threaded core is not explicitly requested, Platypus will interpret the 1 as a hint to run the single-threaded core. To run the multi-threaded core with only one thread, type

lparse test.lp | platypus -e nomore -t 1 -c mt

Platypus can distribute the search across several machines depending on the distribution mechanisms implemented for a given platform. On a Unix system distribution via fork/POSIX IPC is always supported. Start Platypus using this distribution scheme with 4 processes by typing

lparse test.lp | platypus -m fork -p 4

In this setting, the parameter fork to the -m (distribution mode) option causes Platypus to load the forking distribution code. The -p options is only valid in conjunction with -m fork. When given, the option specifies the number of processes to use.

Useful options

Probably the most useful option of all is the -h (help) option. When given, it will make Platypus print a list of the options it understands. To suppress the printing of answer sets, pass the -s option to the Platypus executable. To make Platypus read from a file rather than STDIN, pass the -f option along with a filename. Calling Platypus like indicated below

platypus -s -f test.lparse

will cause Platypus to calculate one answer set for the representation of the logic program in the file test.lparse as output by lparse. The calculated answer set is not printed.


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Success, Each Life...Each Day...Each Hour

Project: Buses

Cost: $1.6 million

With the addition of new campuses comes additional bus routes and the need for additional buses. This money will be used to replace all route buses that are 13-years-old, or older and account for buses needed for projected additional routes at three new campuses.

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Success, Each Life...Each Day...Each Hour

Project: Technology

Cost: $5.6 million

Technology use is CSISD is increasing rapidly. The money in this project is targeted toward infrastructure needs including cabling, server upgrades, storage area network, phone upgrades, and additional wireless access points. As many of the devices in the district age, funds from this project would also be used to replace our oldest desktop computers, laptops and tablets.

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Elon Musk hints at another big Toyota-Tesla collaboration

Elon Musk hinted at a significant project with Toyota in the next few years at a ceremony to launch the Tesla Model S in Japan. Toyota owns a 2.4 percent stake in Tesla Motors.

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Tesla Motors Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk poses with a Tesla Model S electric car in Tokyo September 8, 2014. Musk said on Monday that he would not be surprised if there was a significant deal with Toyota Motor Corp in the next two to three years, though there were no definitive plans.

Tesla can now add Japan to the list of countries that its Model S electric sedan is roaming the roads.

CEO Elon Musk appeared at a recent ceremony to launch the car, but also used the occasion to hint that there may be another project with Toyota in the pipeline.

According to Automotive News, Tesla and Toyota could work on another "significant" project in the next two to three years.

Musk said such a project could be "on a much higher volume level" than the two firms' last project, the Toyota RAV4 EV.

That project is soon drawing to a close, following an announcement earlier in the year that Tesla's deal to supply battery packs for the crossover would end.

Toyota, which has a 2.4 percent stake in Tesla Motors, has sold 2,130 RAV4 EVs through August. The firm aims to sell the final few cars of a 2,500 vehicle production run by the end of the year.

The Japanese firm has "nothing to say" on Musk's latest comments, and remains non-committal on future collaborations between the two companies.

Musk's comments do send out a slightly confusing message though, given Toyota's general stance on electric vehicles.

Along with Honda but unlike rival Nissan, Toyota has put its faith in hybrids and fuel-cell vehicles, rather than battery electric cars as the future of clean transportation.

Toyota has worked with German automaker BMW on developing its hydrogen fuel cell drive system, which is set to debut in a production vehiclethe Fuel Cell Sedan, next year.

Other than the RAV4 EV and its 1990s predecessor, and the tiny-range Scion iQ EV, Toyota has otherwise steered clear of electric power, concentrating on maintaining thehigh levels of hybrid sales it enjoys around the globe.

Despite once labeling Toyota's preferred fuel cells as "fool cells", Musk says he has "a huge amount of respect" for Toyota, "and certainly much to learn."

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Is EU wrong limelight for Britain to shine?

Britain could save money and boost its economy by leaving the EU and adopting free trade.

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British Prime Minister David Cameron arrives for an EU summit in Brussels June 17. By leaving the European Union and opening up trade, Britain could save money and bolster its economy.

I think we're all aware of what we really need to do to get out from under our current economics woes, yes? We need to cut spending, but not so much that we crater the economy while doing so. We also need to grow the economy so that the debt burden is a percentage of a larger economy: and thus easier to bear/pay off.

I don't think there's anyone at all who would disagree with that little thumbnail sketch, from the most dedicated Keynesian to the most ferociously Austrian of my colleagues. There will be disagreement about what "too much" means in reference to cutting spending of course, but the two basic points aren't, I think, argued about by anyone.

So, I argue that we leave the EU and adopt unilateral free trade as a solution.

Now it is true, I argue that leaving the EU and unilateral free trade is a solution to every and any thing, from budget woes to bunion removal. However, there is logic here as well.

We've seen the screaming matches that come from trying to cut just 1%, £6 billion off £600 billion or so of government spending. But our net contribution to the European Union is now some £6.4 billion a year. That is net, note, money that goes abroad and never comes back. Not paying that therefore has no effect whatsoever on domestic demand and therefore cannot in any manner contribute to cratering the economy. It is a straight slice off the deficit with no domestic consequences.

If we then use our new found freedom to adopt unilateral free trade (something we cannot do while in the EU) then as Patrick Minford has pointed out, we'll get a decent boost of 2.5-3% of GDP. That's a year's worth of trend growth at full employment for nothing.

A painless cut, a painless reduction in the deficit and a boost to GDP. What's not to like?

Plus, of course, it will seriously annoy all sorts of the Great and Good, from Chris Patten through the Kinnocks to Dennis MacShane, people who really do need to be annoyed.

Where is the downside to this plan then?

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New Jersey anaconda: What's in Lake Hopatcong?

New Jersey anaconda potentially in the state's largest lake has caused concern among local residents. Traps have been set in Lake Hopatcong, but questions remain over whether it's actually a New Jersey anaconda or some other reptile.

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Gerald Andrejcak, assistant director of Common Sense for Animals in Warren County, N.J, searches a large drainage pipe for a large snake – possibly a New Jersey anaconda – in Lake Hopatcong near Jefferson, N.J.

Reports of a 16-foot-long exotic snake — possibly a New Jersey anaconda — slithering through New Jersey's largest lake have stoked fears among residents and led to searches and questions about what exactly is in the water.

Traps have been set in Lake Hopatcong, while animal control officers and a private reptile expert have been hunting for the snake, first spotted earlier this month.

A spokesman for the state's Department of Environmental Protection said there have been no confirmed sightings of the snake and no evidence that it's acutally there.

"We've been trying to take this seriously, because if there is a dangerous creature we want to help capture it," spokesman Larry Ragonese said. "At this point, we've gone a couple weeks now with a growing story of an exotic creature roaming the lake, and there's hundreds of eyes now trained on it. If there was to be something, you would think that that someone would have seen it."

Gerald Andrejcak said that he has.

Andrejcak, assistant director of New Jersey's Common Sense for Animals, says that he spotted the head and part of a body of what he estimated as a 16-foot-long anaconda last week. He said he cornered it before it escaped by slithering between his legs.

"You can't miss an anaconda head. If you've ever dealt with any kind of snakes, any type of anaconda, you can never forget that head," Andrejcak said. "I know the color and the patterns and everything else. Right off the bat, I knew exactly what it was right when I saw it."

Andrejcak said that commotion from boats in the area by onlookers coming to try to spot the snake may have led the snake to go elsewhere.

The 4-square mile lake about 30 miles northwest of Newark is surrounded by five towns and is the largest freshwater lake in the state.

"I would like to see me get this thing, get it into a zoo safe where someone isn't going to shoot it, kill it," he said. "The snake can be on display, safe in captivity and the lake community can get back to normal."

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Pub Fare Extraordinaire at Inishmor Pub in Colchester

Hope Simmons

Meet Alex Levere—his roots may be French and German, but the luck of the Irish is clearly smiling upon him. He grew up in the restaurant industry on the shoreline, spent some time in Europe—specifically, you guessed it, in Ireland—in his early 20s, then Boston during his college years and beyond.

“Long story short, the economy crashed, I graduated, and there was nothing really going on, so I was bartending at a place, and they offered me an assistant management job. So, I took that, then I went to manager. Then I went to general manager and, right before the place was sinking, the head chef quit, so I took over the kitchen. I was like, I know I can do this, and I did it, but it was too little, too late. And that’s when we came across this place!”

Now he’s turning out some truly inventive flavors at the Inishmor Pub in Colchester. “Everyone’s like, how do you have an Irish pub, you’re not even Irish? In fact, he’s not a trained chef, either. But his passion for the cuisine and culture shines through. “I just think I’m good at it. I like cooking—I think it’s fun. I don’t think I’m an extraordinary cook; I don’t call myself a chef—I’m not a chef. But I think I can come up with cool ideas and keep things simple and I do understand how to put certain flavors together.” And that’s what he’s doing and doing very well.

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Photo Credit: Winter Caplanson

It starts with exceptionally buttery corned beef, but hardly ends there. We’re talkin’ half-pound 100 percent organic burgers (straight from Colchester’s Scarpa Ledge Farm), creative salads and a cast-iron skillet shepherd’s pie that puts to shame any ideas of what you thought this dish was in your childhood. Even the grilled raisin bread on the side is noteworthy—just another nod to the hyperlocal sourcing, it comes from Harpo’s Bakery in South Glastonbury. Vegetables take a quick trip from farm to plate via Cugno’s Farm (certified USDA organic) and Savitsky’s Farm, both right in Colchester.

While the daily menu offerings in and of themselves feel special, Alex features something different as specials each week. One Friday night, we trekked out for Scotch eggs—out of this world orbs, coated in sausage, then fried, served with a spicy mustard and pickled onions.

He explains his approach, “I sit down on the Monday, I think about what I want to do. First, I look at the weather for the week—then I gear the specials around the weather. I take one or two days and I really sit down and think about what I want to do, then I talk to the vendors, get the best quality products I can, bring it in and it’s just little by little.”

“You can make food look good—and you can do it right. It’s part of the German in me, you know? I’ve got this French side, and I’m like, let’s make it look beautiful, and the German’s like (assumes robotic voice à la Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator), SHUT UP, GOT TO GET IT OUT, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM. It’s been fun.” The result is delicious food with a local focus and creative presentation that elevates Irish pub fare far beyond the basics.

Continuing with what’s new and different, Alex recently introduced some knockout summer menu additions. Among them, a balsamic-marinated, grilled steak tips salad over arugula. It pairs beautifully with candied peaches, Gorgonzola, blackberries and a confetti sprinkling of red onion.

Another new favorite (so many favorites, so little time) is the flavorful and wildly outfitted jammer burger loaded with blackberry jam—spiced with cinnamon and allspice--then covered in soft, oozy burrata and served with thick sweet potato planks.

But on the regular menu, there are plenty of options for both carnivores and herbivores alike—quinoa burger, anyone?

The chilled English cucumber salad with almost paper-thin radishes and feta in a homemade red wine vinaigrette is a light and crunchy starter.

As noted in my staff picks for top CT eats in 2016, the triple-decker Irish Monte Cristo with tender corned beef and Swiss between egg-soaked Texas toast, drizzled with maple syrup is a completely chart-topping taste sensation. The thick Texas toast reminds me a bit of challah, and is generously stuffed with meat. And the potato wedges/steak fries served alongside, flecked with coarse salt, are crispy outside and fluffy within.

For variations on a corned beef theme, try the Reuben. Or the corned beef hash, that was a special on a recent visit. Naturally, there’s corned beef and cabbage, too.

Or how about a homemade mac ’n cheese that’s truly outrageous—cavatappi pasta in a four-cheese sauce, topped with Ritz cracker crumbs with an add-on “cheese bomb” to take it straight over the top: melted burrata, Asiago and crumbled bacon. It’s insanely indulgent and hard to stop eating

Back in June, they launched their strictly whisky-based cocktail menu. There are six to choose from, all made with different varieties of Compass Box Scotch whisky. We absolutely loved the Lady Marmalade (Orangerie Scotch, Spice Tree Scotch, splash of blood orange liqueur, muddled orange and brown sugar) and the Orange Manhattan (Hedonism Scotch, sweet vermouth, orange Curaçao, Grand Marnier, orange bitters and an orange twist). “We’ve never done a cocktail list here. One of the reasons—and I always tried to stick with it—is if you ever walked into a pub in Ireland and asked for a cocktail list, they’d laugh at you. Unless you went to one of the higher end joints, but if you go into a pub—he’ll tell you in less polite terms than I’m telling you! So, at first, it was like, if they don’t do it there, why do we have to do it?” But what a great addition to the other numerous offerings at the bar—a long and ever-changing list of what’s on tap, wine, whiskies and more.

“It’s been a really great three years,” Alex says. “Maybe it is my passion. At 34 years old, no one ever says you’re supposed to have your life figured out. I know it’s what I’m good at. There’s two things I learned in life. My ex-girlfriend’s uncle back in Ireland, we’re out drinking at the pub one night. He goes, define success. And me, being young and stupid, I said, have lots of money. And went like this (swings in the air) and he hit me! He said SHUT UP! Define success! I said, I don’t know. And he goes, be good at what you do. And I think that’s always stuck with me here. It’s not about the money, just be good at what you do.”

“And the other was from a former head chef, we worked together in a nightmare scenario up in Boston. He looked at me and he said, every day, just one time a day when you’re at work, take a minute and step back and just watch people having fun. So now, every time I’m working, I’ll come out and just stand by the host stand—I just watch. I see them laughing and talking or a first date or whatever, and you’re like, wow, they came here to do that. It’s really humbling. It’s really special.”

Inishmor Pub is located at 20 Main Street in Colchester, CT.


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Stress Management

Best Ways to Manage Work Stress

Best Ways to Manage Work Stress

Stress at work is part of nature. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean we can welcome stress with warmth and wide arms open. The best way to deal with it is to overcome it, and there are ways to cope up and do just that.

Ways To Avoid Work Stress

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Before you even get into the troubles and end up being stress, it will always be the best if you still can avoid it. Like how doctors say, prevention is better than cure. Although we can’t totally avoid it at least avoid the worst possible scenario. In your workplace, one way of doing so is about knowing your capability and being honest.

Art Of Time Management

Now let’s say you have a deadline and you do know that you can do it, one problem that can lead to a stressful situation is due to time mismanagement. Time is really important, and when wasted, we cannot have it back. It is the most primary cause of stress and being under too much pressure, not just in work but life in general. It passes quick and when that happens; you can’t turn back time so make sure to use your time wisely.

Don’t Let Others Break You

Sometimes if we are given a task, we think what our co-worker will say about our work process. When we listen to their opinions and criticism, which never helps a lot, they only make it worst and gives more stress to us. Not all of their opinions matter or even helpful, some are just there to gloat or see you fail.

Private Life And Work Don’t Mix

What we feel reflects on our work. So if we’re already feeling down or having a problem at home, it will show poor performance from you at work. Which in turn may cause another problem for you at work? So let’s not make a situation that will only bring more problems to our life both personally and at work. It may be hard to do, but it’s better if you can separate personal things from your work.

Think Positive

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to overcome our stressed. We may be stressed now, but if we think of a good result ahead it may help us lessen it; thus helps us to stay active.

The important thing when you are stressed at work is that you know what to do and how to overcome it. Don’t let stress control you and put you into more stressful situations.…


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Registration Tips

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  • Total Distance & Difficulty– Be accurate. Those with limited abilities need to know they can finish before they start.
  • Rain Date – Use CFPA’s Facebook page to post cancellations and last minute changes. One place where your attendees know they will get the right information.
  • Event Pre-registration – HIGHLY RECOMMENDED so you have  attendee contact info to have a hiker count, share special instructions, cancel or reschedule.
  • Save as draft– To save your application for future updates, you must enter some data (just as a place holder) in each required field (red *).
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Event Ideas

Bird watching  /  Baby Brigade (under 8 yrs)  /  Equestrian trail ride  /  Senior Walk  /  Scout hike  /  Night hike (stars, owls, frogs)  /  Sound hike (sounds of nature)  /   Homes hike (nature’s homes)

Detective hike  /  Scavenger hike  /  Games hike  /  Geocaching  /  Tree hike (Give me 5 species)  /  Historic hike  /  Garden walk  /  Community landmarks hike  /  Maps, compass & GPS hike

Butterfly hike  /  Picnic hike  /  Wildflower hike  /  Microscope hike  /  Trail maintenance  /  Bug hike  /  Cemetery tour

Don’t miss the REI Leader Summit!

Event leaders, the date for the 2019 Leader Summit will be coming soon. It will again be hosted by the REI store in West Hartford. It’s our way to thank you for all your hard work and to meet other event leaders. Enjoy some snacks and get some swag. A great way to party before the big day!


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Jennie C. Jones. | Photo by Frank Rothenberg via Rose Art Museum

THE ROSE ART MUSEUM named Jennie C. Jones recipient of the 2017 Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist-in-Residence Award. Jones explores the intersection of art, black history, and music, describing her work as “listening as a conceptual practice.” Her innovative practice is high-concept. The Brooklyn-based artist draws connections between complex social and cultural histories, considering the ways in which the roots of avant-garde and experimental jazz parallel ideas undergirding Minimalism and Abstraction.

The Perlmutter residency recognizes the accomplishments of an “emerging” artist and supports a residency on the campus of Brandeis University providing students with an opportunity to collaborate with an exceptional artist.

Jones is giving a talk on March 22 at the university museum. She is discussing her work and how she envisions her residency project, which connects with an exhibition currently on view at The Rose.

Known for her monochromatic wood sculptures and wall installations, Louise Nevelson’s first museum retrospective was organized in 1967 by The Rose in collaboration with the Whitney Museum of Art. Nevelson essentially curated the show herself, presenting her work on two floors in an immersive theatrical environment. Half a century later, the museum is presenting “Reflections: Louise Nevelson, 1967” (Feb. 17-June 11, 2017). The display of archival materials includes installation photographs, correspondence, and artist-drawn floor plans exhibited for the first time.

For her residency project, Jones is creating a score inspired by Nevelson’s 1967 retrospective. She is presenting the work live on April 29 during the university’s campus-wide Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts. Brandeis students and faculty musicians will interpret and perform the score.

“The Perlmutter Award allows the Rose to promote and explore the work of artists poised to have a lasting impact on their field. Jones’ residency will create a unique opportunity for creative intersections across multiple disciplines of our university community,” said Kristin Parker, interim director of The Rose.

“Jennie C. Jones – Red, Cue, Disruption,” (2016) was presented with her “Amplitude” exhibition at Sikkema Jenkins.

Last fall, Jones showed new work at Sikkema Jenkins Gallery in New York. “Jennie C. Jones: Amplitude” featured acoustic paintings that “constructed from industrial sound absorbing panels, suggest both the aural and physical dynamics of listening.”

Her mid-career survey, “Jennie C. Jones: Compilation” opened at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston in December 2015. Documenting 11 years of her practice, the exhibition included acoustic paintings, works on paper, sculpture and sound works.

“For me, it really is about mediation,” Jones told the Houston Chronicle. “It’s very much about excavation, about looking at music history and putting things together that might not belong together, and working with audio collage a little bit outside of DJ culture. Almost like a hyper-mindful history nerd.” CT

“Jennie C. Jones: Compilation” was published to coincide with her 11-year survey at the Contemporary Art Museum Houston. Jones also contributed to the recent Alma Thomas catalog that accompanies her exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem and Tang Art Museum. Along with three other contemporary artists, Jones created a new work in response to Thomas’s practice. She focused on the late artist’s “Mosaic” paintings considered the “tenacity of her language,” which is voiced in the repetition of “Alma’s Mark.”

Trailer: “Jennie C. Jones: Compilation” at CAM Houston

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We Have Open Positions!

We are a small indie group composed of 6 people with the aim to Create unique and fresh games that are open to all audiences. Give new founding and especially fun engaging experiences to anyone that steps in and play. That's basically what we try to do here as we make games because it's not only fun, despite how peculiar our games turn out to be, but it's also engaging. Any game type is open as long as it's pretty fun, and any applicant willing to try their hand in the development is very much welcome here. Keep in mind we do need those whom are firm contributors to the cause of progress and success.

Team Member Positions

[Project Dream] 3D Texture Artist

We are currently in need of a 3D Texture Artist for our current

Game Project called "Project Dream".  For more information about

this position and how to apply, please visit the link below.

Benefits of Cup of Tea Games Team Members

Revenue Share

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Team Reccomendations

Team Members will always get Income Revenue Share from any Game that they are involved in that is aimed to generate revenue via advertisements or by selling the game or product in which they have worked in.

We're Cup of Tea Games, and according to us, every person who helps us accomplish any sort of project we have in store deserves to be credited both in the actual project, and in the very website you're at right now!

Since there's always going to be a time where any person would receive an opportunity for any external job or in need of looking for somewhere to work in that are in need of some extra background for their portfolio, we've got you covered!

Ready to Join Cup of Tea Games?

Before you dive in, you must first include the following in your letter :

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3.) Your current location and Time Zone.

4) Your available hours of the day.

5.) Your Portfolio or Showcase of your work.

Got all that? Great! Then we're all set!

Just send your well put together letter at :

Remember to include all required information in the letter. We will get back to you as soon as possible and we do read all emails sent to us. We shall read it within 10 Business days of receiving your letter. So hang in there!

Thank you ever so much for applying to Cup of Tea Games. We hope to see you soon!


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Their hold music says it all

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I've just received a phonecall from a well known global credit card provider, immediately asking me for personal information.

Now with identity fraud being such an issue I decided not to reveal my year of birth to the person who could not pronounce the word "birth". The call was coming from an overseas call centre.

When I received their second call, I was worried and decided to call them. I was on hold for a long time ( 40 minutes ), you know, the type of call you get when you are told "that your call is important to us"

Why can't they just tell me how long to the next available agent, or show me that the call is important to them by answering the phone.

Interspersed among these messages was the oddest hold music, which I couldn't see the funny side about - it's the song that goes

Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands up in the air

Sometimes I feel like saying "Lord, I just don't care"

But what this really says to me is that this company doesn't walk in its customers shoes. It doesn't see things from their customers point of view. It only sees things from an internal perspective.

Simple things like introducing the call, explaining why they were calling, and what needs to happen next.

And the reason for their call, there wasn't one, they had made a mistake, a box hadn't been ticked somewhere in their systems, and that had triggered the calls. Could it be that I am a number rather than a customer to them?

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Mastering SEO In Two Simple Step the Easy Way

Trying to understand all the nuances and facets of SEO is like deciphering an ancient language. There are hundreds of factors which affect SEO rankings on a daily basis and using these factors can be hard as they are constantly shifting on a daily basis due to Google’s Algorithm changes.

However, like everything in the marketing world, only 20 percent of the factors of what you do lead to 80 percent of the results. If you can understand and learn from these two step formula, you can master SEO and gain success and visibility of your content at an ungodly speed.

The formula for this success is Content + more links to your website = Massive SEO Success. It’s that simple. Now let us break down this formula for you to that you can do SEO like a pro.

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  • Step 1. Create Great Content

In the recent years, there have been many attempted coups in the Internet marketing world. Every marketing factor has tried to remove content from the throne and take crown for them. But, even though the content is bloodied, beaten and less powerful than he was in the old days, he is still the king.

You should concentrate on content so that you can improve the ranking of your website on the search engines. But what differentiates “good” content from “great” content, and how can you create more content which is the latter? You can do this by focusing on three factors – relevance, quality and user experience.

The first thing you need to concentrate to check if your content ranks is the relevancy of the content. This is pretty straightforward. You need to be relevant to the search query which is being entered by the user. Otherwise, your content will lie there on the internet that no one wants to read or check out as it is not relevant to the search term.

Once you have met the relevancy of the article, it is important that the content is of high quality. A high quality article is an article which meets the expectations of your audience.

If a user enters your content with a problem which needs to be fixed, then write an article which fixes the problem. That is a high quality article, sentence and structure be darned.

The final thing which needs to be considered is that the content should have a great user experience. That is the content should be easy to read, well-organized and clearly formatted. It may not be fancy, but it can make all the difference to your SEO efforts.

  • Step 2, Get backlinks from authority websites

Now that you have created great content which is relevant, high quality and has a great user experience, now the next step to rank high on Google search results is to get links back to the content. This is the only way Google can measure site authority. Luckily, for you this is actually fairly simple.

The process of creating and achieving a “treasure-chest” of backlinks can be long and arduous. And it all starts by becoming a master content marketer.

The topic of Content marketing is so vast that you can write for hours on end, but not even scratch the surface of it. So for the use of you, we will talk about what the simple hacks are and you can become ready to “go to the races.”

The first step is to hustle your article on social media. If you post your article enough on all platforms, then it will ensure that you receive as many eyeballs as possible.

Once you have learnt the techniques of social media hustling, you can add to the traffic on the website, by adding the link of the content in your newsletter and using email marketing techniques you can do that.

Now that you have built some traction on the articles, you can use email marketing techniques again, but now email influencers with the links and ask for backlinks. Share your article with influencers, informing them of what benefits the audience will have with sharing this content with their traffic and then request a backlink to their website.

The difficult part of this is that email influencers do not just hand out backlinks to authoritative websites. You have to write epic articles and market them till the industry leaders are naturally exposed to your content. It will take a lot of effort, sweat equity, but once it is achieved you can see your page rank well on the first page of the Google Search Result.

SEO is a tough nut to crack, but once you master these two principles you can leave the competitors biting the dust. They will be concentrating on the nuances of SEO, you will be focused on what really matters.

Not only will you be putting less effort on your SEO efforts the rewards which you will gain will be immense.

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South Africa

In 2002 we visited South Africa for the first time. We cycled in Kwazulu Natal. Normally we tour a new country every year. In South Africa we enjoyed the people, the landscape and the language (being ‘Dutch’) so much, that we revisited it twice. In 2008 we went to the Western Cape and the Karoo and in 2013 Mpumalanga and Limpopo was our destination.

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P06h  IAPSO (Physical Oceanography)
P06 The Southern Ocean: where Ocean, Ice and Atmosphere Meet

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Influence of the northern Deep Waters on Southern Ocean water properties and cryosphere

The Deep Waters originating in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific upwell in the Southern Ocean, with the warmest waters reaching the Antarctic shelves in the eastern South Pacific sector (Bellingshausen Sea). Hydrographic data and circulation analysis, including that from the Southern Ocean State Estimate, shows that the water that warms the west Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) shelves, hence is implicated in ocean-ice shelf interaction where the ice shelf is melting fastest, is Upper Circumpolar Deep Water (UCDW), which derives from Indian and Pacific Deep Waters, rather than North Atlantic Deep Water, which lies deeper in the Southern Ocean. The pathways of these deep waters to the upper Southern Ocean is strongly mitigated by topography at Drake Passage latitudes, including Kerguelen Plateau, the East Pacific Rise, and the Southwest Indian Ridge. Topographic steering of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current by the mid-ocean ridges extends the Antarctic winter sea ice edge far to the north, while regions with less steering allow the ice edge to shift back southwards; this pattern is strongly related to the observed pattern of decadal sea ice gain and retreat, respectively. Observed changes in CDW properties in the Ross/Amundsen/Bellingshausen Seas, from 1992 to 2011, suggest increased ventilation by the northern Deep Waters, which increases heat content in the upper ocean, freshens the abyssal layer, and could be associated with increased ocean temperatures along the WAP and changes in sea ice extent. The observed changes are suggestive of a strengthening of the ACC, although not necessarily its location. Within the Ross Sea, the nearly adiabatic bottom 1000 m layer continues to warm, based on 1992, 2005, 2011, 2014 hydrographic surveys.

L. Talley1, R. Abernathey2, M. Mazloff3, A. Orsi4, J. Swift3, B. Sloyan5.
1UCSD, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, USA.
2Columbia University, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, New York- NY, USA.
3UCSD, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla- CA, USA.
4Texas A&M, College of Geosciences, College Station- TX, USA.
5CSIRO, CMAR, Hobart- Tasmania, Australia.

Keywords: ocean circulation     overturning circulation     MOC     southern ocean changes


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The 282-pound premium tuna caught off the northern coast of Oma fetched 9.63 million yen ($104,700), the highest since 2001, when another Japanese bluefin tuna brought an all-time record of 20 million yen, market official Takashi Yoshida said.

Yoshida said the extravagant purchase – about $370 per pound – went to a Hong Kong sushi bar owner and his Japanese competitor who reached a peaceful settlement to share the big fish. The Hong Kong buyer also paid the highest price at last year’s new year event at Tokyo’s Tsukiji market, the world’s largest fish seller, which holds near-daily auctions.

Typical tuna prices at Tokyo fish markets are less than $25 per pound. But bluefin tuna is considered by gourmets to be the best, and when sliced up into small pieces and served on rice it goes for very high prices in restaurants.

Premium fish – sometimes sliced up while the customers watch – also have advertising value, underscoring a restaurant’s quality, like a rare wine.

Thousands of tuna were auctioned at Monday’s festive new year sale, which often brings unusually high prices.

“It was the best tuna of the day, but the price shot up because of the shortage of domestic bluefin,” Yoshida said, citing rough weather at the end of December. Buyers vied for only three Oma bluefin tuna Monday, compared to 41 last year.

A similar size imported bluefin caught off the eastern United States sold for 1.42 million yen ($15,400) in Monday’s auction.

Due to growing concerns over the impact of commercial fishing on the bluefin variety’s survival, members of international tuna conservation organizations, including Japan, have agreed to cut their bluefin catch quota for 2009 by 20 percent to 22,000 tons.

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Store clerk charged with theft, extortion

An employee of King’s Ranch Market was arrested on suspicion of theft and extortion after sheriff’s deputies investigated theft reports from several elderly customers.

Geneva Macon, 55, of Victorville was arrested after reports to deputies that she helped customers out to their cars so she could steal their wallets and change purses in November and December.

Deputies said Macon would then call the victims and ask them for money in exchange for the return of their valuables.

Deputies are still investigating to see if any of the victims’ credit or debit cards were used. If so, Macon could face additional charges.

Those who believe they have been a victim are asked to contact Deputy James Marshall at the sheriff’s Victorville station at (760) 241-2911.

Suspect arrested in connection with fire

A man was arrested early Sunday in connection with a fire that destroyed a mobile home.

Neighbors said the man was around the home before the fire started.

The homeowner, who was across the street at the time, later identified the suspect.

The suspect fled from police and was arrested in the Corona area.

Rialto firefighters responded to the fire at 1150 S. Riverside Ave. around 12:40 a.m.

The double-wide mobile home was engulfed in flames. The fire did not spread to other homes.

Fire officials said the mobile home was a total loss. No injuries were reported.

Woman arrested, accused of DUI

A single-vehicle traffic crash on Cloverhill Drive north of Highland Avenue on Saturday afternoon led to the arrest of a 32-year-old woman suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Amy Rothenay was arrested after her vehicle crashed into a 6-foot concrete wall along the street.

Rothenay suffered a head injury. No other injuries were reported.

Man found dead in parking lot

Henry Torres Hernandez, 46, of Banning was found dead early Saturday morning in a parked car located in a parking structure in Thousand Palms by Riverside County sheriff’s deputies.

Authorities were unable to provide any further details.

Party crashers stab two teens in fight

Two 17-year-olds were released from a hospital after uninvited party guests stabbed them in Redlands on Saturday night.

The fight broke out when the attackers were denied entry to the party in the 1600 block of Washington Street.

The suspects are believed to be connected to a Redlands gang, officials said.

The victims were taken to a hospital where they were treated and released.

Anyone with further information about the stabbings is asked to contact Redlands police Detective Stephen Crane at (909) 798-7642.

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Rainbow Six Siege Down: Burnt Horizon Updates, Server Status Latest and Year 4 Latest News | PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch News, Reviews and Features - Daily Star

Rainbow Six Siege Down: Burnt Horizon Updates, Server Status Latest and Year 4 Latest News

UBISOFT is set to release Rainbow Six Siege's new operation, Burnt Horizon, the first stage in the games year 4 plans.

Rainbow Six Siege DOWN: Burnt Horizon Updates, Server Status Latest and Year 4 Latest News

Rainbow Six Siege Down: Burnt Horizon Updates, Server Status Latest and Year 4 Latest News (Pic: UBISOFT)

Rainbow Six Siege will be down for the PS4, Xbox One and PC game this afternoon as Ubisoft Montreal sets to work deploying the latest update to the game.

Operation Burnt Horizon introduces two new operators and brand new map set in the dusty Australian outback.

But in order to release this new content, Rainbow Six Siege will be down for a few hours.

As is the norm for Ubisoft games these days, this will be done, not all at once, but instead in stages. First for those on PC, then PS4 and finally Xbox One users.

Downtime for each platform is expected to last one hour, but as is the way with all things, don't be surprised if it takes a little bit longer.

Writing on the game official Twitter account, Ubisoft outlined when downtime is expected to begin, along with how much space will be required for this latest update.

You'll find all the key details, just below

Rainbow Six Siege Burnt Horizon Release Times

Ubisoft has noted that the update will go live today (March 6th) across all platforms, but as mentioned, this will be done in intervals, with maintenance starting on PC.

It all starts at the following times:

  • PC: 6am PT, 9am ET, 2pm UK
  • PS4: 7am PT, 10am ET, 3pm UK
  • Xbox One: 8am PT, 11am ET, 4pm UK

Rainbow Six Siege Burnt Horizon Download Size

Somewhat annoyingly, players have been warned that today's update will be significantly larger than players might otherwise expect for a new season update.

That's because players are pretty much re-downloading the entire game all over again. Ubisoft says this is a side effect of rearranging the games file structure. The upshot of this big update today is that future updates should be (in theory) much smaller.

So, it's a pain but you're going to have to accept it. Just keep dreaming of the excellent new content. Heres how much space you'll need.

  • PC: 54GB
  • PS4: 33GB
  • Xbox One: 38GB

Here's another plus side. The size of the game will go down thanks to this new way approach from Ubisoft.

Here's how much difference it makes, according to VG247:

"Rainbow Six Siege will take up 60GB of space on PC instead of 79GB. On PS4, that’s 65GB down to 40GB, and 75GB to 41GB on Xbox One."

Stay tuned for more details, or keep reading as we take a quick look to the future of Rainbow Six Siege with our crystal ball.

Rainbow Six Siege - Year 4

The identity and loadouts of the six remaining heroes is a mystery for now though Ubisoft has already been leaving a breadcrumb trail of clues.

During the Six Invitational 2019, it aired a new CGI movie, detailing the backstories of in-game characters. Fans have since picked this apart for potential operator teases as well as easter eggs.

Most of these clues point towards Siege’s first Danish operator who is said to be an “expert in stealth tactics”, hinting towards a new attacker equipped with a cloaking device, potentially mirroring defending operator, Vigil.

When unveiling its Year 4 roadmap for Siege, Ubisoft confirmed the nationalities of its upcoming operators.

Season 2 will include one new operator from Denmark and one from the United States.

In Season 3 operators from Peru and Mexico will join the fray, with Season 4 finally rounding off the year with playable characters from Kenya and India.


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Dancers Trending

"I Choreograph Because My Own Story is Untold; I Need to Dance it Into Being"

PC Lydia Daniller, Courtesy Dorsey

I love being transgender. It's an important part of the story of why I choreograph. Although I loved dance from a very young age, I grew up never seeing a single person like me in dance. So how could I imagine a future for myself there?

The enormous barriers I had to overcome weren't internal: I didn't struggle with feelings of dysphoria, and I wasn't locked down by shame.

The largest obstacles placed in my path were gendered expectations—bathrooms and changing rooms at dance schools, studios and theaters; binary-gendered dance roles and costumes; strictly-and-only-ever heterosexual partnering; and never having a single trans dance teacher, role model or mentor.

We all have a deep need to hear our story told and to see ourselves reflected back to us. This is why I choreograph dances rooted in trans and queer experience. I choreograph because my own story is untold–and so I need to dance it into being.

I choreograph because I am in love with movement and language. I am a choreographer; I am also a writer and a storyteller. My dances spin together full-throttle movement, text-based sound scores, luscious queer partnering and original music.

I choreograph to bring forward missing stories. I created my most recent full-evening work, THE MISSING GENERATION, after recording 75 hours of oral-history interviews with trans and queer longtime survivors of the early AIDS epidemic.

As we perform the work on its 20-city tour, we also host intergenerational LGBTQ community forums on HIV/AIDS, and teach free trans-friendly workshops.

This year, I launched a new national program through my trans arts nonprofit Fresh Meat Productions: TRANSform Dance. It responds to the crisis of the almost-total absence of transgender and gender-nonconforming bodies, voices and leadership in contemporary dance through our performances, workshops, trainings, leadership development and education of the field.

It all comes back to the body. Love, fear, trauma, loneliness, awe, rage, joy, delight … these parts of the human experience live in the body, and so I believe that they are best reflected back to us through the body.

Telling stories through dance crumbles our defenses, opens our hearts and allows us to connect deeply. Gorgeous, glorious, spinning, sweaty trans and queer bodies in motion are an exquisite revolution the world needs.
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Afro Flow Yoga is a body-and-soul awakening. Created by dancer-yogini Leslie Salmon-Jones and multi-instrumentalist Jeff Jones, the dance form melds yoga with West African diasporic dance.

The majestic entrance into Sky-Mind Hall, an exquisite 3,000-square foot floor-to-ceiling-windowed studio with breathtaking views of the Playa Guiones along the Pacific Ocean, at Blue Spirit Retreat Center in Nosara, Costa Rica, recently introduced me to the practice.

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PNB principal Elizabeth Murphy prepping her shoes. Photo by Lindsay Thomas, courtesy PNB

Preparing pointe shoes is a highly personal process. Each pair requires seemingly contradictory qualities—that they be supportive yet soft, that they be strong yet quiet, that they show off the foot while providing enough structure for balances. So it's no surprise that the quest to get it right is an ongoing experiment.

Three professional ballet dancers shared the secrets of their own prep routines, mistakes and challenges with Dance Magazine.

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Adult Ballet For Absolute Beginner (New Course Starts Today! )

Adult Ballet for Absolute Beginner (NEW COURSE STARTS TODAY! )
Jan 17

Adult Ballet For Absolute Beginner (New Course Starts Today! )

Ballet - the new Yoga! Fitness. Posture. Brain exercise. Artistic Development. Performance.http://balletomanehk.hubpages.com/hub/The-Benefits-of-Ballet-Lessons-for-Adults Improve your posture & lines, better your core strength, tone your arms, legs and abs, increase flexibility and agility, increase brain activity, increase your stamina...there are just uncountable benefits to practising ballet! Never too late to learn and all Ladies & Gents welcomed. No experience required! You will learn many of the techniques, fundamental steps, arms and postures that makes ballet dancers look the way that do. Don't be shy come explore why ballet, which started in the 15th century, is still popular for ages today, and lots of the time a crucial training for all types of dancers and figure skaters alike! Graduates from this program or those with prior ballet experience can try our class on Tuesdays 6-7pm. Pointe work will also be introduced for those who are ready. :) New 8 weeks curse Jan 17 - Mar 7.Spaces are very limited as for all ballet classes, registration required!$20/drop in or $135 for 8 class package. How to find us: Take the stairs to the 3rd floor! :) More Info

when: January 17 @ 8pm - 9pm
where: Dance ConneXion, Unit 315, 245 Sheppard Ave. West, Toronto, on, M2N 1N2 map
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Learn Salsa Dancing (Try First Class Free! :D )

Learn SALSA Dancing (try first class FREE! :D )
Jan 20

Learn Salsa Dancing (Try First Class Free! :D )

• What we'll doWhat is better than taking this time to meet more people, get healthy, and change your life style? Join SALSA, the hottest dance that has spread like fire around the world! Learn the dance and go out dancing at venues available every night of the week and meet new friends along the way! Level 1 of our Salsa Fundamentals course explores different variations of left and right turns for both leaders and followers, Cross Body Leads, Hammerlock, Half Turns, Figure 8 etc. No experience required, partners are provided, all ages welcomed and it is super fun and easy to learn. In this course you will learn all the basic steps that will get you dancing already at that wedding or summer beach party! $118/person per 8 hrs course$218/couple or per 2 courses • Important to knowThis is a progressive 8 weeks course starting Sunday Jan 13. Please msg us re late sign up or drop in opportunity.- Meetup RSVP does not reflect true class size. Our classes typically have between 6-20 people How to find us: Take the stairs to the 3rd floor! :) More Info

when: January 20 @ 1pm - 2pm
where: Dance ConneXion, Unit 315, 245 Sheppard Ave. West, Toronto, on, M2N 1N2 map
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Creamy, rustic duck spread made from Rohan duck legs, raised without antibiotics or hormones. To make this traditional charcuterie, slow-cooked duck leg confit is shredded and then mixed with duck fat. Enjoy spreadable duck rillettes simply on toast, with crunchy pickles on the side, in a sandwich, or serve as part of a charcuterie board.

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  • Heritage cross Rohan duck
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  • For best taste, use within 3-5 days of receipt and/or by the expiration date on the package

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Because they are fully-cooked and mixed with fat, rillettes used to be stored in the cellar for the winter, protected by a layer of duck fat. They last a long time, but we bet you won’t get to test that, as they are irresistible.

Rillettes are an addictive meaty spread; they make a slice of toast into a meal and are ideal for a savory sandwich, taco or steamed bun filling.

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What Is Porcelet?

P orcelet refers to a young milk-fed pig. Known as cochon de lait in French, the suckling pig is a highly-regarded delicacy that is hard to find in the United States. D’Artagnan porcelet is raised by a family-owned farm in Quebec, with a special milk diet that ensures exceptionally succulent pork.

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Milk-Fed Pigs

The milk-fed pig is a long-standing tradition on dairy farms. Excess milk, unwanted skim milk and whey are common on such farms, and pigs are more than willing - even eager - to eat it all. This is why you so often see pigs on dairy farms. These natural farming partners also offer a tasty bonus: they turn all that unwanted milk into pork chops and bacon.

Farming Porcelet

Well acquainted with the European tradition of raising piglets on milk, our farmers in Quebec established a very specialized operation, unique in North America, to raise porcelet.

Combining tradition and technology, their farm raises Yorkshire breed piglets in spacious barns on nothing but milk. The proprietary, nutritionally-balanced milk formula is designed with animal nutrition scientists, and fortified with vitamins, minerals and a carefully balanced fat content. Think of it as a protein shake that a bodybuilder might drink to develop certain muscles. The formula is delivered at body temperature, and the piglets maintain a natural nursing rhythm.

The entire program is designed to put fat on the piglets in all the right places. This diet allows them to thrive for longer periods of time, growing larger than the average suckling pig, while maintaining tender texture. No antibiotics, hormones, or growth stimulants are ever used, and every care is taken to provide humane conditions for the pigs.

What Does Porcelet Taste Like?

They call it porcelet (poor-seh-lay), which to us means "the best pork ever." Because of all the care and the special milk diet, porcelet offers the most succulent pork imaginable, with a unique delicate flavor, and pale intramuscular fat that is creamy and firm. Even the tender suckling pig with 17% moisture content cannot compare to the 30% moisture content of porcelet. And because porcelet grows larger, there is more delicious pork to be enjoyed.

How to Cook Porcelet

Since porcelet is so tender, take care not to overcook it. You can braise the shoulder in milk, or wine and herbs like any pork shoulder. Or you can slow roast it and finish under the broiler for a crackling finish, as we did in this simple porcelet shoulder recipe. The rack can be butchered into pork chops and treated much the same as an ordinary pork chop, though the chops will be smaller and cook more quickly. Or roast the rack whole as we did in this Crackling Roast Porcelet Rack with Fennel & Apples recipe.

With a little patience and some careful knife-wielding, you can debone the porcelet loin and stuff, roll and tie the most succulent porchetta ever, as our Roast Porcelet Porchetta with Garlic & Herbs recipe will prove. When working with porcelet, you will notice the tender and very pink meat, and the bright white layers of fat. This is a hallmark of the porcelet, as is the thin skin crisps up beautifully when roasted.

Our porcelet collar is a tidy little cut, perfect for home cooking. It can be braised or roasted for delectable results. The Italians cure this cut for the famous coppa, and you can certainly follow their lead.

When it comes to pork, the belly is the cut most likely to succeed. From smoky bacon to quivering roasted slices of porcelet, you will find this cut of delivers great flavor and texture.

The hindshank is a cut that deserves attention. Slow cook it and blast at high temps for a little while to crisp the skin, and you will have tender shanks full of flavor.


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Creamery butter with white truffle oil. Our top-selling white truffle butter is a delicacy that adds aromatic flavor to any dish. Use it to transform pasta, hors-d'oeuvre, fish, eggs and even popcorn into a gourmet treat.

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Toss a pat of truffle butter with hot pasta or incorporate into your favorite risotto. Sauté scallops in it and amaze your guests with their sweet, caramelized flavor. Mashed potatoes go from ordinary to extraordinary when you add our truffle butter. And you can use truffle butter to wake up the flavor of omelets and scrambled eggs, too.

Massage a chicken with truffle butter before roasting. A dollop stirred into a pan sauce at the last minute will thicken the sauce and bring powerful truffle flavor.

Try melted truffle butter on popcorn—you’ll want to take a tub to the movies with you. Or just stay home with your popcorn.

For a midday or weekend snack, keep it simple like the French and spread truffle butter on a piece of bread.

Truffle butter stores well in the freezer, so you can stock up and always have the incredible taste of truffles on hand when you need (or crave) it.

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Osteonecrosis of the Knee

Osteonecrosis is a condition in which death of a section of bone occurs because of lack of blood supply to it. It is one of the most common causes of knee pain in older women. Women over the age of 60 years of age are commonly affected, three times more often than men.

Osteonecrosis of the knee is most commonly seen in the femoral condyle, usually on the inner side of the knee (the medial femoral condyle). However, the condition can also occur on the outside of the knee (the lateral femoral condyle) or on top of the shin bone (the tibial joint surface), known as the tibial plateau.

The exact cause of the osteonecrosis of the knee is unknown. However, one of the theories suggests that a stress fracture or trauma results in altered blood supply to the bone. Another theory says that fluid buildup within the bone increases the pressure on the blood vessels resulting in decreased circulation. If the condition is not diagnosed and treated early, it can result in severe osteoarthritis. Certain conditions and treatments that are associated with osteonecrosis of the knee are obesity, sickle cell anemia, lupus, kidney transplants, and steroid therapy. Steroid-induced osteonecrosis affects multiple joints and can be seen in younger patient groups.

Osteonecrosis in the knee results in sudden onset of pain inside the knee that is activated with a specific activity or minor injury. The pain worsens with activity and at night. Osteonecrosis may also cause swelling of the knee and sensitivity to touch and pressure, and can result in limited motion due to pain and swelling.

There are four stages of development of osteonecrosis of the knee which can be distinguished by symptoms and X-rays.

  • Stage I: The symptoms are most intense in the earliest stage, and may subside in 6 to 8 weeks. In this stage, the X-rays are normal; a positive bone scan may be required to make the diagnosis. Treatment for Stage I disease is non-surgical, focusing on pain relief and protected weight-bearing.
  • Stage II: This stage follows in a couple of months and the X-rays will show flattened edges of the once rounded thighbones. An MRI, CT, or bone scan may be utilized to diagnose the condition.
  • Stage III: At this stage, the condition becomes clearly visible on X-rays and no other diagnostic tests are required. At this point the bone, itself, begins to decay away, and cartilage covering the bones loosens from other segments of the leg. Surgical treatments are considered at this stage.
  • Stage IV: In this stage, the bone collapses, joint space narrows, bone spurs form, and the articular cartilage is destroyed. The only treatment at this point is joint replacement surgery.

In the early stage of the disease, non-surgical treatment options that include anti-inflammatory medications, braces, strengthening exercises for thigh muscles, and activity modification may be needed to reduce the knee pain.

Surgical treatment is considered in advanced stages where more than half of the bone surface is affected. Surgical treatment options include:

  • Arthroscopic debridement or cleansing of the joint
  • Drilling the area of osteonecrosis of the knee to decrease pressure on the bone surface
  • Procedures to lessen the weight from the affected area
  • Unicompartmental or total knee replacement

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Aloha Golf

This 18 hole par 72 golf course was founded in 1975. It has been used for a number of important tournaments and is located in Nueva Andalucia, about a 5 minute drive from Marbella center.

This very tight driving course with tree-lined fairways and very strategically placed lakes and steams has 18 holes, 6246 meters S.S.S. 74 (back trees)

Cabopino is located 12 KM east of Marbella Center. It is a marina and has a lovely beach with sand dunes. Cabopino is undoubtedly the coast’s best kept secret

El Vivero

El Vivero is a luxury urbanisation in the heart of the Golden Mile. Set between the dramatic mountains of Sierra Blanca and the beautiful beaches, exclusive shops and restaurants in Marbella and Puerto Banus. It is just 5 minutes drive to downtown Marbella. The area surrounding El Vivero has been named “Beverley Hills”.

Estepona is located west of Marbella and is has a little bit more quiet tempo. Is has a very broad and well managed beach and one of the most important fishing harbors on the coast.

Los Naranjos

Los Naranjos Golf Club has an 18 hole par 72 course. Situated in the midle of the well known Golf Valley of Marbella, on the Costa del Sol. The beautiful club house was inaugurated at the end of 1991 and contains a restaurant, bar, dressing rooms, golf shops, hairdressers and a pool.

Robert Trent Jones designed and built the course in the middle of the 70’s and opened it in 1977. The broad sweeping fairways of the front 9 holes are significantly different from the back 9, with their extensive orange groves from which the course gets its name.

Puerto Banus

Puerto Banus is one of the most famous harbors of the Mediterranean and the place to be pampered yacht side and ogle those fabulous luxury yachts while sipping a drink at one of the many open air restaurants and bars. Puerto Banus is just 5 minutes from Marbella Centre.

Parque de la Constitucion

Parque de la Constitución, a large city park was built in the 1950´s just out of the town centre, minutes walk from the beach. It is especially tranquil and was once the garden of a private residence. Parque de la Constitución is one of the most visited parks in Marbella

The beaches

The beaches of Marbella are always very well looked after. There are a variety of beach restaurants and bars to choose from and each stretch of beach offers a variety of activities including pedalo hire, a banana boat and there are a plethora of sunbeds for rent.

The mediterranean sea is of a great temperature in the summer and even in winter some visitors from the north of Europe say it is bearable, but we haven’t tried. In general in winter, the sea is too cold to swim in our opinion, but you should definitely try!

The beach in Marbella stretches along the paseo and you can even go onto the various piers offering a stunning uninterrupted sea view.

The promenade

The Marbella Promenade or as the locals call it “Paseo Maritimo” offers a warm climate all year round. The beautiful paseo stretches from the center of Marbella all the way to Puerto Banus and is lined with mature palm trees and sandy beaches. There are also many bars and restaurants along the way where you can get something to eat after a nice walk

The beach of Marbella offers lots of facilities for your comfort including beach showers, toilets and places to clean your feet.

This elephant shower is one of many installed by the townhall to make the beaches more attractive.

View from the Sea

Taking one of the many boat trips, you get the chance to see Marbella from a different perspective. Marbella viewed from the sea offers the beautiful mountain Sierra Bermeja in the background. The beach Playa Fontanilla is one KM long and 30 mtrs wide with clean and clear water. Perfect for sunbathing! Many restaurants offer plenty of mediterranean dishes such as fresh fish and paella.

Marbella Harbor

From the harbor of marbella you can take boat trips to the famous harbor of Puerto Banus and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the coastline. The trip takes about 40 minutes.

Marbella Cuisine

Spain is not only Sangria & Paella. Typical dishes are for example Pescado Frito (small fried fish), Calamares a la Romana (squid rings fried in batter) and Gazpacho (chilled tomato, garlic and vegetable soup).

The Lighthouse

The famous Marbella Lighthouse “El Faro” is still working and often used to guide the boats on a hazy day. The lighthouse itself is a sight to be seen.

The Old Town

The Old Town of Marbella is called “Casco Antiguo”. It’s typical Andalusian streets are lined with shops, bars and restaurants where you can enjoy anything from small tapas to a Michelin star 6 course meal.

The Port of Marbella

The charming port of Marbella has many sailing & motor boats and small yachts to look at. It is not as big as Puerto Banus but it has nice restaurants and bars and you can enjoy a lovely afternoon people watching enjoying a variety of drinks, cocktails and food on offer.

Plaza de los Naranjos

Plaza de los Naranjos AKA The Organge Square lies in the heart of the Marbella Old Town. This is the right place to wind down after a day of sightseeing, enjoying a traditional Sangria and something to eat in the shadows of the surrounding orange trees.

Plaza de los Naranjos

The old town offers an incredible mixture of nice restaurants and small boutique shops hidden away in the pretty side streets.

Cádiz has been the “Spanish Navy Capital” since the arrival of the Spanish Bourbons in the 18th century. It is regarded to be the most ancient city still standing in Western Europe. The Carnival of Cádiz is one of the best known carnivals in the world. It us famous mainly for the satirical groups called “Chirigotas”. The Theatre on this image is the scenery for many contests of the Chirigotas, choirs and comparsas during the 20 days before the Carnival. If you want to go to the Canary Island by car then you can take the ferry from Cádiz, it takes about 1 1/2 hour from Marbella to Cádiz (by car).

Córdoba was once the largest city in Roman Spain. Córdoba later formed the heart of the western Islamic Empire. Today, the city is a typical bustling, noisy Andalusian city with lots of atmosphere, fascinating sites, intriguing small streets and shops where you can find the most fabulous silver jewelry and hand crafted leather work. It takes less than 3 hours from Marbella to Córdoba by car.

Gibraltar is located about 1 hour from Marbella and has its own airport. The airport is small by comparison to most. There are daily services between Gibraltar and the UK (British Airways and Monatch Airlines). For more information about Gibraltar, lee our LINKS page.

Granada, the Alhambra, Generalife and Albayzin (the Arabic Old Town) of Granada are listed as World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO. It takes less than 2 hours from Marbella to Granada.

Málaga is an extraordinarily lively town and the visitors will certainly find anything they expect to find here in the capital of the Costa del Sol. Theatres, Museums, night life, consulates, airport, just name it, and it is just 50KM from Marbella.

Mijas Golf

Mijas Golf is one of over 40 Golf Courses on the Costa del Sol and it takes about 20 minutes to get to this one. Other Golf Courses are the Aloha Golf Course or the Los Naranjos Golf Course.

Ronda is one of the famous white villages on Andalucia. The road from Marbella to Ronda offers fantastic views. It takes anywhere between 30 minutes to 2 hours to get to ronda, depending on how many times you take a pit stop to take photos with your camera!

Sevilla is the cultural center of Spain and the Capital of Andalucia. It takes less than 3 hours to get to Sevilla from Marbella. Sevilla has lots to offer all year round.

About The Costa del Sol

Tarifa, the Windy City, is a small town in the southernmost part of Spain and of the European Continent. It si surrounded by beautiful white beaches and here at the Atlantic coast there’s always a fresh breeze. It is paradise for wind & kits surfers from over the entire world. The port is a fast ferry connection with Tangier in Morocco (35min).


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What are the key dates for the team?

The first day of training is May 20, 2019 and last day is July 12, 2019. Dates for every game will be posted on the website soon.

How many times per week will the team train?

The team will have 3-4 training sessions per week ranging from 10am-2pm depending on the day.

How many matches will the team play?

The team will play over 15 matches and friendlies throughout the summer.

What is the cost of the program?

To participate in the program, players need to pay a $300 fee before the start date of May 20. This will cover the full summer training and games.

Where will training be held?

Training will be at the Turf Auxiliary Field. 279 Oklahoma Ave SE, Washington D.C. 20003

Is there gear provided?

D.C. United will provide team members with D.C. United Adidas training and match gear upon arrival on your first day. Please bring your own boots, shin guards, and additional generic Adidas gear or gear from your school to train in each day.

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Players are required to pay for the full season even if they cannot attend for the entirety of it.

Is there any payment for playing with DCU U23?

To maintain NCAA eligibility, no player will receive payment for playing with DCU U23.

Is there any chance of training with D.C. United’s first team?

Players will be selected to train with the first team from time to time depending on performance.

Are there any tickets available for D.C. United games?

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Yes the end of 2017 is upon us and the New Year is in sight.

I love that the New Year always has the Capricorn energy of achievement and aspiration – the perfect partners for planning and ‘getting the job done’.

And with the Full Moon occurring on 2nd January the energy is building so a perfect time to decide and intend what you want to bring in for the new year. My Annual Review sheet can help you find the gems and delights in 2017 and set the energy for 2018. Click here for your copy.

Part of my intention this year includes a hope for humanity and the earth. And I’m working on the premise that to change the world, we start with ourselves. I’m ‘being the change I wish to see in the world.’

My desire is for more honouring and respect in the world so this year one of my affirmations (or statements of intent) is:

“I honour, trust and respect myself”

As I be the change I wish to see in the world, it might just create the tipping point.

What’s the change you wish to see in the world?

What is the change you are being?

And as the year closes, thank you to you all.

Whether it is letting me arrive in your inbox, as a face to face client or a member of one of my group offerings, it is an honour to be part of your life and your path of evolution. I honour your strength, courage and spirit.

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VISTO48 is a high - tech soundproofing and sound absorbing elastic panel for walls and ceilings. The different layers combined in the panel achieve much higher levels of sound insulation compared to the traditional materials such as glass, mineral, rock mineral wool or cork. The position of the highly elastic polyvinyl diaphragm (middle layer) works as soundproofing and sound absorbing membrane. The wavy shape of the porous material (front layer) is optimised geometry that increased sound absorption in the range 400-650 Hz, which are the most typical frequency of the human voice.

VISTO 48 is patented product, result of two years elaboration, during which the actual parameters determining the acoustic properties were examined, such as:

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All acoustic studies have led to a change in the geometric dimensions of the cell structure in order to enhance the sound absorbing and sound insulation features of VISTO 48.

The achieved optimal ratio of these parameters ensures high levels of absorption of the front and bottom layer, the table and the coefficient of the diaphragm layer’s internal losses contribute to the high proofing parameters VISTO 48.

Soundproofing panel VISTO 48 is suitable for:

- Installation in plasterboard (as substitute for traditional mineral wadding) above suspended ceilings, under raised floors and as opened facing in studios and rehearsal.

- For wall sound insulation. The panel must be installed between supporting profiles of plasterboard structure, where it can be tucked between profiles adhered to the same wall with glue VISTO BOND or attached to mounting elements VISTO FIX.

- For raised floor soundproofing. VISTO48 should be applied directly over an existing floor without gluing. More sound insulation for floors, see here.

- For above suspended raster ceiling installation. VISTO 48 panel has to be applied directly on the raster structure, which should be reinforced with additional hangers to prevent sagging.

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Dimensions: 100 cm x 60 cm x 4.8 cm
Weight: 2.5 kg
Material: Highly elastic polyvinyl and acoustic foam
Installation: on walls and ceilings through direct gluing
Sound absorption: 400 - 650 Hz

The adhesive for the installation is polyurethane installation glue available for order from Decibel.


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Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins

These are my favorite muffins of all time. Full of bright lemon flavor, with a slight crunch of poppy seeds, and just sweet enough. They are the perfect muffin. Although, some might say our Chocolate Chip Muffins would give these a run for their money, but I say you win either way! We top off our muffins with a lemony glaze, but if you don't want the extra sugar in the morning, they are just as good without it!

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kosher salt

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baking powder

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baking soda

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(1 stick) butter, softened

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granulated sugar

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lemon zest

large eggs

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almond extract

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Greek yogurt

Juice of 2 large lemons

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poppy seeds

For the glaze
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lemon juice

2 tsp.

lemon zest

  1. Make muffins: Preheat oven to 350° and line a muffin tin with liners. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, salt, baking powder, and baking soda.
  2. In another large bowl, using a hand mixer, beat butter, sugar, and lemon zest together. Scrape down sides and add eggs and beat until combined, then add almond extract. Add dry ingredients and beat until just combined, then add yogurt and lemon juice beating until just combined. Scrape down sides and stir in poppy seeds.
  3. Divide batter evenly between muffin liners, filling them nearly full and bake until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean, about 20 minutes. Let cool.
  4. Meanwhile, make lemon glaze: In a small bowl, stir together powdered sugar, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Spoon over cooled muffins.

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