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Volume: 25 Issue: 2 (Feb 2002)
Products - 2/02
Issue: Volume: 25 Issue: 2 (Feb 2002)
Products - 2/02
UGS-to-SDRC link
EDS PLM Solutions has announced a product that enables interoperability between the Unigraphics software from the former Unigraphics Solutions and the I-DEAS software from the former SDRC. With the new product, a Unigraphics user can directly access the I-DEAS Team Data Manager repository to open an I-DEAS part file and add that part to a Unigraphics assembly. The Unigraphics user can then add geometry and perform functions on that part, such as CAM. If the original file is modified in I-DEAS, the Unigraphics user is notified and the modifications can be automatically incorporated into the Unigraphics assembly and CAM model. The same scenario works if I-DEAS is used to access a Unigraphics file. Price not available.
EDS PLM Solutions; www.eds.com
Faster FEA
Highlighting the list of new features in V8.1 of Noran Engineering's NE/Nastran finite element analysis software is a fast iterative solver for linear and nonlinear static solutions. According to the company, the new PCGLSS solver is 10-20 times faster than typical sparse direct solvers, yet it requires less memory and can handle models over 2 million degrees of freedom using any combination of element types. V8.1 also features improvements to nonlinear static and dynamic solutions, including a new surface-to-surface contact element that is fully integrated into FEMAP v8.1 and allows contact between two arbitrary surfaces. In addition, it includes a new line search algorithm combined with iteration acceleration and damping that reduces nonlinear analysis times up to 25% while stabilizing nonlinear solutions that previously would not solve. NE/Nastran V8.1 is priced from $890 to $4990 per license, depending on configuration.
Noran Engineering; www.noraneng.com
Real-time performance tester
Lumeo Software's Lumeo Motion 2.0 enables CAD engineers in the heavy-equipment and automotive industries to utilize 3D CAD models to test product behavior early in the development process, reducing time and costs. According to the company, users need not define motion paths and maneuvers prior to performance testing. Instead, users can interactively operate the product they're testing, just like they would a real prototype. In addition, the software's free simulation player, Lumeo Scenario, facilitates the collaboration of multiple groups within an organization. Using Lumeo Scenario, users can run a model on any desktop PC, without CAD software, enabling marketing, suppliers, customers, and other team members to participate in the product development process and enabling non-engineers to provide feedback. Pricing begins at $3995 per seat.
Lumeo Software; www.lumeo.com
Mechanical drawing software
Designed for drafters, mechanical engineers, and manufacturing engineers, Cadkey GraphX Version 20 is built on what Cadkey calls a new "contemporary" architecture. This architecture reportedly enables users to create drawings from scratch, or generate drawings from solid, surface, and polygon models that are imported from other systems, including ACIS and Parasolid models. Key among the software's additional features are its use of "intelligent" dimensioning on native or imported drawings to help prevent manufacturing errors by prohibiting the creation of dimensions that don't match geometry or aren't properly constructed. Referenced geometry can be stored in separate files or grouped in one file for data organization. Other key features include a unified graphics system based on the HOOPS Application Framework, and the software's use of ACIS components, enabling the generation of sectional views and the healing of surfaces into solid models. Cadkey GraphX is priced at $1800 and includes a one-year annual update contract.
Cadkey Corp., www.cadkey.com
CFD software
Win | UNIX
Building on its meshing and solver technology, CFX's new CFX-5.5 features a range of new models, meshing tools, and a new post-processor. New models include a multiple frame-of-reference capability, new turbulence models, combustion and radiation models, Eulerian two-phase modeling extensions, and a free surface flow capability. The automated unstructured meshing capability is improved with such technologies as 3D proximity sensing and greater tolerance to certain CAD problems. And the new post-processor features a user-friendly GUI, visualization tools, and a programmable, quantitative post-processing feature that automates standard calculations, such as efficiency of a mechanical design or yield of a chemical process. Price not available.
CFX; www.cfx-5.com
Photoshop effects
Win | MAC
Working as a stand-alone application or as a plug-in for image-editing programs such as Adobe Photoshop, DreamSuite Series One from Auto FX Software is a visual enhancement program designed to work with images, type, and graphics. The application features 18 different effects, including 35mm Frame, Chisel, Crackle, Ripple, Putty, and Hot Stamp, all of which are resolution-independent. Users can add an unlimited number of multiple light sources and shadows, each with independent controls, as well as save presets for capturing the look of an effect for later use. The software sells for $299.
Auto FX Software; www.autofx.com
New AE filters
Win | MAC
Digital Anarchy's second plug-in package for Adobe After Effects, Geomancy uses a particle system coupled to a grid system to create geometric shapes and lines. The particle system, called GridSquares, generates the shapes, while the grid system, called GridLines, is used to control how they look and behave. A third filter, HairLines, is designed to create lines that flow like hair or water. The filter set sells for $99.
Digital Anarchy; www.digitalanarchy.com
Production management solution
Win | MAC | LINUX
Targeted at interactive entertainment, animation, and new-media industries, NxN Software's alienbrain 5.0 boasts advanced project tracking and asset management tools, 35 additional productivity features, scalability to 100+ users, and new clients for Macintosh and Linux. Highlights include high-speed thumbnails and visual navigation through file and folder coloring; advanced searches, such as searching for files with a specific sign-off status or searching by due dates or keywords; instant messaging; and the ability to generate management reports from all list views as well as to export and re-use project data in other programs. Licenses for a 10-user project start at $9900.
NxN Software AG; www.nxn-software.com
trueSpace plug-ins
Caligari Corp.'s aniPak is a collection of 11 third-party animation plug-ins and libraries for trueSpace5 users. The three new plug-ins in the collection are DreaMotion PoseMixer, which enables users to combine individual poses of characters into a seamless animation; IK-Anchor 1.0, which keeps the constrained side or edge of a bounding box locked in position; and SkeleTool 1.0, which provides FK control for IK skeletons. Among the remaining eight plug-ins are DynaWave, which allows conversion of any subdivided surface into a water element; Marvellous Motions, a library of 31 motion-capture movements; and SpaceTime Morph 2, which allows multiple deformations made from a common object to be morphed, creating a blended vertex animation of a mesh. aniPak is priced at $199.
Caligari Corp.; www.caligari.com
Optimized object models
With MultiGen-Paradigm's MultiGen Creator 2.5, users can generate optimized object models, high-fidelity terrain, and synthetic environments for use in real-time visual simulation applications. Highlighting the new features in MultiGen Creator 2.5 is the integration of the Texture Editor and the Custom Tool Palette found in previous MultiGen releases. Meanwhile, the company also announced Creator Model Studio. Designed for use with MultiGen Creator 2.5, this new tool enables users to perform more organized modeling practices by supporting the full modeling lifecycle, including specification, creation, and verification. Creator Model Studio also provides a runtime visual validation tool to exercise the models in a Vega preview application. Price not available.
MultiGen-Paradigm; www.multigen-paradigm.com
Animo 4.0 for Mac OS X
Cambridge Animation Systems' Animo 4.0 cartoon animation system is now available to artists running Mac OS X machines. With this version, users can output to files, movies, digital disk recorders, or Macromedia Flash (.swf), and can output in high resolution for TV, HDTV, or film. Additional features include tools to scan painted backgrounds and overlays, color correction tools, and a graph-based compositor with special-effects functionality. Animo 4.0 for Max OS X starts at $5530.
Cambridge Animation Systems; www.cambridgeanimation.com
3D CAD models optimized
With Internet Model Optimizer (IMO) V1.5 from ParallelGraphics, users can optimize complex 3D models created with CAD/CAM/CAE and other design systems for use on the Internet. Using proprietary algorithms, IMO removes the polygons that contribute least to the visual impression of the models, while allowing for the optimal balance between rendering speed and visual quality. New features include support for the transformation hierarchy of a model's parts; support for inlining, which allows access to models whose parts are located in separate files; and increased support for editing and previewing materials. A license is $1499.95.
ParallelGraphics; www.parallelgraphics.com
Strata rich media edition
Win | MAC
Strata is now shipping version 3.6 of its Strata 3Dpro software. This Rich Media Edition version of the company's 3D design application enables users to render 3D images and animations and export them as Macromedia Flash files and in other vector formats for the Web or for print. According to Strata, users can produce images in both pixels (jpeg and video) and vector formats that are small enough to stream over modem connections. Strata 3Dpro 3.6 sells for $895.
Strata; www.strata.com
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Abalone HouseView Prices & Book »Map & Directions »
Abalone House is right in the centre of the most beautiful part of Ludlow. It is situated half way up Broad Street, which is largely 18th century and described by Nicholas Pevsner as "one of the most memorable streets in England". The house has recently been modernised to an exceptionally high standard and sleeps four people. There is a secluded private garden at the rear with a terraced area and seating.
- One double room
- One twin room
- Bath and separate shower
- Gas central heating
- Microwave
- Dishwasher
- Washer/dryer
- Television and DVD player
- CD player
- All linen and towels
- High chair and cot available on request
- All fuel & lighting included in the price
- Freshly baked bread, butter and milk provided
Sorry, no smoking and no dogs.
Abalone is a lovely comfortable house in a charming town, fantastic locationThe Rutters
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Abalone House is situated half way up Broad Street which is on a gentle slope up to the town centre. When you enter the front door there is a small step into the sitting room. From the sitting room there are 2 steps down to the kitchen. Leading from the sitting room there are 12 steps (22cm depth) leading to landing and bathroom, a further two steps to the first bedroom and a further 12 steps (22cm depth) leading to the second bedroom.

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Andrew Dakich, now with Quinnipiac, got surprise scholarship at Michigan last season
Quinnipiac transfer received surprise scholarship last season
When two University of Michigan police officers interrupted his team's film session in January and informed Andrew Dakich that his "conduct on campus is the subject of several ongoing investigations," the senior walk-on got sick to his stomach.
"I literally thought about the last 3 1/2 years of college, and what could they possibly have gotten me for," Dakich recalled.
Was it a prank? Michigan men's basketball coach John Beilein was a little too old-school to stage something like this, especially after the Wolverines had suffered a bad defeat against Maryland the night before. These two officers weren't the same ones that often traveled with the team, and they sounded like they meant business.
"Your involvement in such matters requires your immediate presence in the university compliance office," one of the officers continued. "Please grab your hat and coat, and you'll be escorted to the compliance office. Upon there ..."
There was a short pause, as Dakich nervously leaned forward in his seat.
"... you'll sign the papers to be awarded a full men's basketball scholarship for the 2017 winter term."
The room erupted in cheers, Dakich sank back in his seat, relieved and elated at the same time. Within a day, a video of the episode went viral, and became one of the feel-good stories of the 2016-17 college basketball season.
Maybe Beilein wasn't so old-school, after all.
"For him to do that was just incredible," Dakich recalled. "He got me really good."
Dakich won't have to worry about any similar stunts next season. He transferred to Quinnipiac last week and is immediately eligible to play for first-year Bobcat coach Baker Dunleavy as a grad transfer.
"It's very exciting," Dakich said by phone on Tuesday. "The way it all kind of took place was crazy, in a sense. I'm very excited about going there, to try to get the train rolling for Coach Dunleavy."
Dakich's decision to leave Michigan really came as no surprise. In fact, it's something that he, his father, Dan (a former college head coach and current radio host and ESPN broadcaster) and Beilein had planned for the past few years. Dakich, a 6-foot-2 guard, began his career at Michigan as a walk-on and planned to sit out his sophomore year as a redshirt, in order to give him the chance to play an extra year after graduating. However, with the team short in numbers, Beilein needed bodies off the bench and Dakich wound up playing 13 games as a back-up point guard, burning his redshirt.
He planned on red-shirting again as a junior. Again, out of necessity brought upon by a rash of injuries and other circumstances, that plan went by the wayside as Dakich saw time in 24 games off the bench.
This past season, Beilein nearly burned the redshirt once again, but kept his word so Dakich could have the grad transfer option. He sat out the entire season — but not before earning that scholarship for the second semester in early January.
"It was a great moment, more for my family," Dakich recalled. "I was happy to kind of re-pay my dad. It's a pretty penny, out-of-state especially, paying full tuition. To make that phone call, I couldn't believe what just happened."
Dakich's whirlwind past week has been nearly as unbelievable. He had heard from a few schools over the past couple of months, but nothing was set. Last Tuesday, Dakich was driving to his girlfriend's home to visit her family for the first time. He got a call from new Quinnipiac assistant Tom Pecora, asking if he wanted to visit the school.
"I didn't even know where Quinnipiac was," Dakich confessed.
Turns out, it's only about 90 minutes from his girlfriend's family's home in Narragansett, Rhode Island, so he made the trip to Hamden on Thursday and thoroughly enjoyed his visit. His dad told him to sleep on it, give it a night, before making a decision.
"I took a 1 1/2-hour nap," Dakich recalled. "I called back and said, 'Dad, I slept on it. I want to commit.'"
Dakich shares plenty in common with Dunleavy, the son of former longtime NBA coach and general manager Mike Dunleavy.
"I'm really a coach's kid," said Dakich. "Growing up, he was coaching at Bowling Green and Indiana (on an interim basis). I hated him being a coach. I was a nervous wreck every game. When he was losing and I was in elementary school, I'd cry."
Dan Dakich also coached his son in AAU ball. And even though he was tougher on his son than any of the other players, he's had a profound influence on Andrew's life.
"He's a guy I can lean on, talk to. He's not a hard-headed guy, just a guy who tells me the honest truth. I appreciate that the most. I really value his input in everything I do, whether the situation is on or off the court. Having conversations with him have been very meaningful and impactful on my life."


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Given that we're with ourselves 24/7, it seems we'd know ourselves extremely well, but it's actually not so simple to truly know yourself.
Why is it so hard to know yourself?
Busyness is one of the biggest obstacles to knowing yourself. When we're constantly on the go, distracted, or multi-tasking, it's nearly impossible to tune into yourself. Knowing yourself requires quiet attunement so that you can actually listen to yourself; listen to your thoughts, feel the physical sensations of your body "talking" to you, and experience the whole array of your emotions.
In addition to being busy, we also tend to keep ourselves numb. For most of us, this is a very subtle disconnection from ourselves that we're not aware of. It often takes the form of a couple glasses of wine with dinner or constant use of our phone/social media/video games or smoking some weed after work. "What's the big deal?" you might be thinking. The problem with numbing our feelings in these small ways is that we miss the cues that tell us how we're feeling and give us the opportunity to explore why we're feeling this way.
Why is it important to know yourself?
Knowing yourself has many benefits; it informs all of your decisions from the friends you choose to your career direction. Understanding your values helps you to know where to invest your time and money. Self-understanding also helps you to be kinder to yourself; when you understand why you're doing things, you can more easily see that you're doing your best and give yourself grace when you mess up. And knowing yourself is associated with success in many areas of life, which makes sense because when you choose goals aligned with your strengths, interests, and values, you're more likely to achieve them. I often write about the importance of getting your emotional needs met and you have to know how you feel and what you need in order to meet those needs yourself or ask others to give you what you need.
"Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom."
Knowing yourself is the core of living an authentic life. Knowing yourself and living in alignment with your true self can be scary and vulnerable, especially if you're used to forcing yourself into a mold to please other people. Authentic living means that you have to embrace who you really are, know what matters to you, and have the courage to be you rather than who everyone else wants you to be.
How to know yourself better
Listen to yourself: Psychotherapist and Registered Dietician Alison Pelz, LCSW told me that listening to your thoughts is an important way to connect with and know yourself. "What do you say to yourself and how do your thoughts make you feel? Without judgment notice how your thoughts make your feel and react. This process can give you lots of insight into your mood, how you feel about yourself and others." And while your thoughts and feelings provide great insight into yourself, Pelz reminds us that "thoughts are not facts…" and if your thoughts are leaving you feeling angry or hopeless, a therapist can help you sort out what's going on beneath the surface.
Ask yourself different questions: "Another way to understand yourself better is to ask yourself: What do I care about?" says Holistic Coach Lene Bisgaard. "I believe we often engage in questions like: What do you do? What do you want? Instead try to investigate: What do you care about? What's important to you? This will help you find out where meaning and passion live in your life. If we don't care about what we do, it becomes a life of obligation, lack of meaning and often leads to resignation. When we engage in what we care about, we become more energized and find what we do meaningful." Bisgaard suggests making a list of the things you care about and then think about whether you're connected to what's important to you; and if not, consider how you can incorporate more of your values into your daily life.
Notice what bothers you about other people: According to Jungian Analyst and Psychotherapist Lisa Marchiano, LCSW, "We can learn a lot by paying attention to those things that bother us about other people. Carl Jung coined the term 'shadow' for all those parts of ourselves we would rather not know about. He noted our tendency to see in others those qualities we like and accept least in ourselves. Becoming curious about those people that really get under our skin can help us get in touch with those aspects, which are often the very parts of ourselves that can help us grow." Marchiano told me about an experience she had with a former coworker: "She was pretty and obviously knew it. She enjoyed flirting and being the center of attention. It made my skin crawl. When I realized this, I got curious about why that quality of her bothered me so much. Growing up in my family, we were discouraged from being in the spotlight…It was conveyed to me that this was a shameful thing to enjoy. Recognizing this trait in my coworker and realizing it was something that I had disallowed in my own life gave me permission to get in touch with my own desire to steal the show sometimes."
You can also explore different parts of yourself by answering my 26 Questions to Know Yourself Better. You can download a PDF version of them, as well as dozens of journaling prompts designed to increase self-awareness when you subscribe to my blog using the form below.
©2017 Sharon Martin, LCSW.


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Why Concrete?
Concrete has been referred to as liquid stone. Any shape, size, color or texture is possible with this wonderful material.
Our History
As a general building contractor I have had occasion to work with this material invented thousands of years ago and perfected by the Romans. After a concrete countertop making class I was hooked on this beautiful medium of artful expression. Now, after years of dabbling in concrete projects, it's time to bring it to the masses. Or at least to the people who really love complete freedom of expression in their furniture pieces.


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All loving owners of dogs know that you need to go out of your way to keep them as healthy as possible, and the more loving the owner, the healthier the dog tends to be. If you have dogs of your own, then you might well be wondering about some of the things you can do to keep them healthy. The truth is, it is a fact of achieving a few basic things which ensures that your dogs will remain as healthy as possible. As long as you are bearing these essentials in mind, your dogs should live long and healthy lives. Let's take a look at what those things might be, so that we can better understand how to achieve great doggy health.
Balanced Diet
Many of the things you need to consider for your pooch are exactly those which are just as important for you, and this first one is a great example. You need to ensure you are feeding your dogs a decent, well-balanced diet in order to keep them as healthy as they can be. This means that along with feeding them dried biscuits, you should also ensure that they get plenty of actual meat, as this is the sustenance which keeps them going for real. With a decent diet, your dogs are much more likely to be healthier – and you will notice the difference in how happy they will suddenly look as well.
The Coat
Looking after the coat is not just an aesthetic concern – it is actually relevant to their overall health too. One of the major things that you need to do is to keep the coat trimmed and brushed, as not doing this can lead to a variety of issues. You should also make sure to use a flea treatment for dogs, so that any fleas they might have are dealt with in no time at all. When you use this treatment, be careful not to get it in their eyes or anywhere else, as this could cause some severe irritations which could then lead to further problems. Keeping an eye on their coat for future fleas is always a good idea, too, so make sure that you do just that.
Regular Walks
This is one of those absolutely vital aspects of dog care. You simply can't have a dog and not take it for walks, as this is exercise which they absolutely need in order to thrive physically. There is a lot of debate about how much exercise is ideal, but as a rule it is tempting to say that more is better. You would be hard pushed to exercise a dog more than they can handle, so don't worry about overdoing it. Do, however, be concerned with a lower amount of exercise, as this could easily result in several serious health conditions if you are not careful. As long as you are taking your dog for regular walks, you are taking care of their most basic needs, and you can be sure that they will live long and healthy lives.Posted in categories: Vet School Diary
Brilliant Article! Dog owners can help to read this blog!↓
Great blog, thanks for sharing! While these tips seem obvious (particularly from a vet's perspective), many owners are not aware how vitally important they are to a pet's health. Being consistent with the diet and exercise of your dog from a young age is incredibly important and will help to ensure they live a long and happy life.↓


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Marriages in Oregon are terminated by a proceeding called a dissolution of marriage, commonly referred to as a divorce. When dissolving a marriage, the court can order two kinds of support: child support and spousal support (formerly called alimony).
When parties have a child together, but are not married, a court cannot award spousal support although child support is generally awarded.
Spousal support awarded in a particular case can be a combination of the three kinds of support, such as a higher amount for a period of months in transitional support, and then a smaller amount in maintenance support for a period of months or years, or indefinitely.
Spousal support generally does not automatically terminate upon remarriage of the spouse receiving the support. Either party can ask for a hearing to modify the amount or length of spousal support based on a substantial and unanticipated change in the financial circumstances of either party which was not anticipated at the time of the award. Establishing an appropriate amount of spousal support is nearly always interrelated with the division of property in a particular case. For instance, a spouse could be awarded the bulk of equity in the family residence in exchange for not receiving spousal support. Generally, a court would prefer to disentangle the parties if possible (if it is otherwise equitable) rather than order spousal support.
The law relating to child and spousal support is very complex and has a substantial impact on the lives and resources of the parties involved. Legal representation to protect your rights is generally a good investment.
Legal editor: William M. Jones, August 2016


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Dr. Smith will put your children at ease, no matter age or whatever past dental experiences they have had. In our practice, we use the most advanced treatments and give them with thoughtfulness and care. The doctor promotes good daily dental habits in all young patients, so they keep their natural teeth for a lifetime. Our team enjoys seeing your children from age one throughout their formative years, as they grow and change each year.
Calming Dental Fears
We strive to make sure that all generations of children grow up without anxiety over visits to a dental office. As many parents have told us, we are achieving this goal! Our office is always a happy place to visit that relieves any fears children may have. We will always help you, no matter if you have an active eight-year-old or a scared two-year-old.
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Their Pediatrician
Children's teeth are more susceptible to cavities than adults due to many factors. Often they do not brush well by themselves. We encourage parents to be a part of their daily dental hygiene so they develop good habits. Kids tend to eat throughout the day, which results in extended exposure to acid (whenever you eat, acid is produced) that can produce more cavities.
If a tooth is already not as clean as it needs to be, decay will have a faster rate of development when exposed to more acid. With better dietary selections, improved hygiene, and an application of fluoride varnish to protect the teeth, the occurrence of cavities can be greatly reduced.
Preventing Child Tooth Decay – the Easy Way!
You may be aware that children don't always do a good job with daily dental care. Even if they're diligent, the deep grooves of back teeth can still allow bacteria, acids, and plaque to build up until decay eventually sets in. Any amount of decay means the tooth is permanently damaged and will require a filling. The good news is that there is a way to prevent this from happening. One quick and easy application of dental sealants will be a big preventive measure against decay.
First the teeth are cleaned, then sterilized. A clear coat of the sealant is applied to the entire surface of each tooth. A curing light is used to bond the sealant to the tooth. And that's it! The entire procedure takes only minutes, and it is one of the best preventions against cavities for both children and adolescents. Best of all, no shots are given and no drilling is necessary. The entire natural tooth remains intact.
Your entire family deserves a healthy smile! Give us a call today at (540) 338-0110 to schedule a visit for everyone.
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From Catholic Outlook to Modern State RegulationPublication date: April 1, 2020
The book focuses on the development of marriage law in Ireland from 1937 to the present day, raising broader questions about the appropriate role of law in establishing, preserving and developing inclusive social understandings of marriage.Paperback
European Contract Law in the Banking and Financial UnionPublication date: March 3, 2020
This volume investigates how the post-crisis supervisory regime of the EU and the Eurozone impacts on bank managers' duties and on market transactions: in their relationship to the large range of stakeholders, including the public as such, in current lending and investment transactions, in the phase of recovery and resolution (with bail-ins triggering changes of contractual rights), but also in adjudication, namely in banking related ADR schemes.Paperback€79.-
Contract Law in the South Pacific, 2nd editionPublication date: February 1, 2020
This book sets out the principles of contract law that apply in a range of South Pacific Island countries. It includes coverage of the local legislation and case law applying in the field of contract law, as well as South Pacific customary laws and their relationship with the law of contract. The book offers essential knowledge to students, academics and legal practitioners operating in the South Pacific region.Paperback€79.-
Proprietary Consequences in Defective Transfers of OwnershipPublication date: February 1, 2020
This book analyses proprietary restitution, at law and in equity, and inquires whether proprietary relief is available in defective transfers of property. It particularly covers the law of rescission, resulting and constructive trusts, tracing and unjust enrichment.Hardback€135.-
Interpretation and Gap Filling in International Commercial ContractsPublication date: November 22, 2019
This is an overview of interpretation and gap filling mechanisms in international commercial contracts covering CISG, UNIDROIT Principles, PECL and DCFR.Paperback€56.95 €67.-
Reliance in the Breaking-Off of Contractual NegotiationsPublication date: November 8, 2019
This book explores the theoretical basis of precontractual liability for the breaking-off of contractual negotiations and after a comparative analysis of common law (England) and civil law jurisdictions (Germany, France and Chile), argues in favour of a shift from good faith to the notion of reliance.Hardback€58.65 €69.-
Fundamental Rights and Best Interests of the Child in Transnational FamiliesPublication date: September 30, 2019
'Fundamental Rights and the Best Interest of the Child in Transnational Families' is a timely work on the implementation of the child's interests in the EU and covers the most relevant topics emerging from the rapid internationalisation of child and family law and from the increased mobility of families.Hardback€84.15 €99.-
Law of RemediesPublication date: September 30, 2019
With the increasing importance of the concept of remedies in European private law, this book focuses on remedies as a distinctive and novel field of European legal research and considers the common law tradition as well as the civil law viewpoint.Hardback€75.65 €89.-
Effects of Mistake and Other Defects on the Passage of Legal TitlePublication date: September 16, 2019
This book analyses the mechanics of how legal ownership in tangible movable property passes from one person to another and the respective impacts of defects, such as mistake. It adopts a new approach, basically arguing that the conveyance of title is distinct and independent from the underlying contract.Paperback€67.15 €79.-
International Survey of Family Law 2019Publication date: September 16, 2019
The International Survey of Family Law is the annual review of the International Society of Family Law. It brings together reliable and clearly structured insights into the latest and most notable developments in family law from all around the globe.Paperback€62.05 €73.-


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China: Guangdong is Booming
UC Browser, a mobile internet software developed on the Chinese mainland, has provided services to over 150 countries and regions with over 1,000 million overseas users. Its market shares in India and Indonesia have reached 55.4% and 47.5% respectively.
Meanwhile, Kingsoft Game, though scarcely known in China, has become very popular among the youths in Vietnam and other countries and regions in Southeast Asia.
Both companies are from the same Southern Chinese province — Guangdong, China's economic powerhouse.
Guangdong has been renowned for its manufacturing industry. Now its cultural industry and cultural export have caught up and gained astonishing speed.
According to the latest statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, in 2016, the added value of cultural industry and related industries in Guangdong hit RMB 425.66 billion, a year-on-year growth of 16.67%, the highest growth rate in the past five years. The figure accounted for 5.26% of the province's GDP and 1/7 of the total amount of the nation's cultural industry, topping any other province in China. The sector has become a pillar industry in the province.
The rapid growth of Guangdong's culture industry has also boosted the export of cultural products. In 2016, the import and export volume of Guangdong's cultural products reached US$43.79 billion with the export volume amounting to US$41.81 billion and, topping any other province and realizing a trade surplus of US$39.83 billion.
"It is great to see such a rapid increase of Guangdong's cultural trade against the doldrums of general trade and processing trade," said an official of the Cultural System Reform Office of Guangdong. Now the province has a variety of leading export enterprises and brands in cultural industry ranging over animation game, creative design and cultural equipment manufacturing; and their products have been exported to over 160 countries and regions. The games alone realized an export volume of RMB 17.6 billion and they have found market in over 100 countries and regions.
Cultural confidence is a kind of self-confidence, more fundamental, broader and deeper. Cultural confidence is under the attention of different fields in China. "To implement President Xi's important instruction on cultural confidence, we have focused on the prosperity of culture industry and export of cultural products so as to turn soft power into hard profits," said a top official of the Publicity Department of CPC Guangdong Committee.
In 2016, Guangdong made efforts to carry out cultural reform and innovation while promoting cultural industrial transformation and upgrade. As Guangzhou and Shenzhen accelerated the construction of the national demonstration bases for culture and technology integration, the province saw leading cultural enterprises mushroom and new cultural industries take shape. Several industrial giants in the field of Internet cultural industry came to the fore. The integration of culture and science & technology, culture and Internet and culture and finance saw amazing development.
The apps of Wechat, QQ and KuGou, all from Guangdong, are among the most popular mobile apps for users all over the world with downloads all surpassing 500 million. In 2016, the output value of Guangdong's digital publishing industry reached RMB 180 billion, ranking first in China; the animation industry, RMB 40 billion, accounting for over one third of the national total. The province's industrial output value of online music accounted for almost 50% of the national total; and its revenue of the game industry amounted to RMB 134.5 billion, making up for 73.4% of the nation's total and 37.5% of the Asia-Pacific's total; the output value of game and entertainment equipment accounted for 80% of the nation's total.
According to the Information Office of the People's Government of Guangdong Province, Guangdong also founded the first omnimedia group in China, the Southern Finance Omnimedia Corp. (S.F.C.) in 2016. To develop into a financial media group with integrated information services, the S.F.C is dedicated to three major types of business: media, data and financial transaction. The group also developed a batch of innovative projects such as the Chinese Free Trade Zone Information Website and the Institute of the Great Bay Area Studies.
To solve the universal financial bottleneck for cultural industry development, Guangdong launched three 10-billion-yuan funds respectively for the new media industry, the media convergence of local media group and the omnimedia cultural industry. The province also launched a 5-billion-yuan fund for the local film industry, boosting the transformation of the local cultural industry.
"Letting the government and market perform their own functions is a very wise step," said Prof. Zhang Zhian, head of the school of communication and design of Sun Yat-Sen University.
On the one hand, Guangdong increased its financial investment on mainstream media; on the other hand, the province encouraged social capital to enter the field of the cultural industry, and solved such problems as mechanism, capital and human resources, providing impetus to cultural industry for its geometric growth, Zhang explained.
Statistics say Guangdong's investment in the cultural industry has grown at a double-digit rate in the past two years and in the first half of 2016, the province's investment in cultural creativity and design services increased 30.4%, and in radio, film and TV, 175.1%.
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- Fausto Paolo Sozzini
Fausto Paolo Sozzini, also known as Faustus Socinus or Faust Socyn (Polish) (
December 5, 1539in Siena– March 4, 1604 in Luslawice) was an Italian theologian and founder of the school of Christian thought known as " Socinianism" and the main theologian of Polish Brethren(a Protestant Polish church).
Sozzini was born at
Siena, the only son of Alessandro Sozzini and Agnese, a descendant of Pandolfo Petrucci.
His father died in 1541, in his thirty-second year. Fausto had no regular education, being brought up at home with his sister Fillide, and spent his youth in desultory reading at Scopeto, the family country-seat. To the able women of his family he owed the strong moral impress which marked him through life; his early intellectual stimulus came from his uncle Celso, a nominal
Roman Catholic, but an "esprit fort", founder of the short-lived Accademia del Sizienti (1554), of which young Fausto was a member.
In 1556 his grandfather's will, leaving him one-fourth of the family estates, made him independent. Next year he entered the Accademia degli intronati, the centre of intellectual life in Siena. About this time Panzirolo ("De claris legg. interpp.", first, published 1637) describes him as a young man of fine talent, with promise of a legal career; but he despised the law, preferring to write
In 1558-1559 the suspicion of
Lutheranismfell on him in common with his uncles Celso and Camillo. Coming of age (1561) he went to Lyon, probably engaging in mercantile business; he revisited Italy after his uncle Lelio's death; we find him in 1562 on the roll of the Italian church at Geneva; there is no trace of any relations with Calvin; to Lyonhe returned next year. The evangelical position was not radical enough for him. In his "Explicatlo" (1562) of the proem to St John's Gospelhe already attributes to our Lord an official, not an essential, deity; a letter of 1563 rejects the natural immortality of man (a position subsequently developed in his disputation with Pucci).
Towards the end of 1563 he returned to Italy, conforming to the
Roman Catholic Church, and for twelve years, as, his unpublished letters show, was in the service of Isabella de Medici, daughter of the grand-duke Cosimo of Tuscany (not, as Przypkowski says, in the service of the grandduke). This portion of his life he regarded as wasted; till 1567 he gave some attention to legal duties, and at the instance of a great personage wrote (1570) his treatise "De auctoritate s. scripturae".
In 1571 he was in
Rome, probably with his patroness. He left Italy at the end of 1575, and after Isabella's death (strangled by her husband in 1576) he declined the overtures of her brother Francesco, now grand-duke, who pressed him to return. Francesco was doubtless aware of the motive which led Sozzini to quit Italy; there is every reason to believe Przypkowski's statement that the grand-duke agreed to secure to him the income of his property so long as he published nothing in his own name.
Sozzini now fixed himself at
Basel, gave himself to close study of the Bible, began translating the Psalmsinto Italian verse, and, in spite of increasing deafness, became a centre of theological debates. His discussion with Jacques Coueton the doctrine of salvation issued in a treatise "De Jesu Christo servatore" (finished July 12, 1578), the circulation of which in manuscript commended him to the notice of Giorgio Blandrata, court physician in Polandand Transylvania, and ecclesiastical wire puller in the interests of heterodoxy.
Transylvania had for a short time (1559-1571) enjoyed full religious liberty under an anti-Trinitarian prince, John Sigismund. The existing ruler, Christopher Bathori, favoured the
Jesuits; it was now Blandrata's object to limit the Judaic tendencies of the eloquent anti-Trinitarian bishop, Francis David(1510-1579), with whom he had previously co-operated. A charge of the gravest sort against Blandrata's morals had destroyed his influence with David. Hence he called in Sozzini to reason with David, who had renounced the worship of Christ. In Sozzini's scheme of doctrine, terms in themselves orthodox were employed in a heretical sense.
In matter of worship Sozzini distinguished between "adoratio Christi", the homage of the heart, imperative on all Christians, and "invocatio Christi", the direct address of prayer, which was simply permissive (Blandrata would have made it imperative); though in Sozzini's view, prayer, to whomsoever addressed, was received by Christ as mediator, for transmission to the father.
In November 1578 Sozzini reached Kolozsvar (Klausenburg) from Poland, and did his best, during a visit of four months and a half under David's roof, to argue him into this modified doctrine of invocation. The upshot was that David from the pulpit exerted all his powers in denouncing all cultus of Christ. His civil trial followed, on a charge of innovation. Sozzini hurried back to Poland before it began. He cannot be accused of complicity with what he calls the lage of Blandrata; he was no party to David's incarceration at Deva, where the old man miserably perished in less than three months. He was willing that David should be prohibited from preaching pending the decision of a general
synod; and his references to the case show that (as in the later instances of Jacobo Paleology, Christian Franken and Martin Seidel) theological aversions, though they never made him uncivil, froze up his native kindness and blinded his perceptions of character.
Blandrata ultimately conformed to the Catholic Church; hence Sozzini's laudatory dedication to him (1584) of his "De Jesu Christi natura", in reply to the Calvinist
Andrew Wolan, though printed in his works, was not used. The remainder (1579-1604) of Sozzini's life was spent in Poland. Excluded at first by his views on baptism(which he regarded as applicable only to Gentile converts) from the Minor or anti-Trinitarian Church (largely anabaptist), he acquired by degrees a predominant influence in its synods. He converted the Ariansfrom their avowal of our Lord's pre-existence, and from their rejection of the "invocatio Christi." He repressed the semi-Judaizers whom he failed to convince. Through correspondence with friends he directed also the policy of the anti-Trinitarian Church of Transylvania.
Forced to leave Cracow in 1583, he found a home with a Polish noble,
Christopher Morsztyn, whose daughter Elizabeth he married (1586). She died in the following year, a few months after the birth of a daughter, Agnese (1587-1654), afterwards the wife of Stanislas Wiszowaty, and the progenitress of numerous descendants. In 1587 the grand-duke Francesco died; to this event Sozzini's biographers attribute the loss of his Italian property, but his unpublished letters show that he was on good terms with the new grand-duke, Ferdinando. Family disputes had arisen respecting the interpretation of his grandfather's wife; in October 1590 the holy officeat Sienadisinherited him, allowing him a pension, apparently never paid.
Failure of supplies from Italy dissolved the compact under which his writings were to remain anonymous, and he began to publish in his own name. The consequence was that in 1598 a mob expelled him from Cracow, wrecking his house, and grossly ill-using his person. Friends gave him a ready welcome at
Luslawice, 30 miles east from Cracow; and here, having long been troubled with colic and the stone, he died on March 4, 1604. A limestone block with illegible inscriptions marks his grave. His engraved portrait is prefixed to his works (the original is not extant); an oil-painting, formerly at Siena, cannot be considered authentic.
Sozzini's works, edited by his grandson
Andrzej Wiszowatyand the learned printer F. Kuyper, are contained in two closely printed folios (Amsterdam, 1668). They rank as the first two volumes of the " Bibliotheca fratrum polonorum", though the works of Hans Krelland Jonas Schlichtingwere the first of the series to be printed. They include all Sozzini's extant theological writings, except his essay on predestination (in which he denies that God foresees the actions of free agents) prefixed to " Castellios Dialogi IV" (1575, reprinted 1613) and his revision of a school manual "Instrumentum doctrinarum aristotelium" (1586).
His pseudonyms, easily interpreted, were Felix Turpio Urhevetanus, Prosper Dysidaeus, Gratianus Prosper and Gratianus Turpio Gerapolensis (Senensis). Some of his early verse is in "Ferentillis Scielta di stanze di diversi autori toscani" (1579, 1594); other specimens are given in Cant and in the Athenaeum (Aug. II, 1877); more are preserved at Siena.
Sozzini eonsidered that his ablest work was his "Contra atheos", which perished in the riot at Cracow (1598). Later he began, but left incomplete, more than one work designed to exhibit his system as a whole.
His reputation as a thinker must rest upon the "De auctoritate scripturae sacrae" (1570) and "De Jesu Christo servatore" (1578). The former was first published (Seville, 1588) by López, a Jesuit, who claimed it as his own, but prefixed a preface maintaining (contrary to a fundamental position of Sozzini) that man by nature has a knowledge of God. A French version (1592) was approved by the ministers of Basel; the English translation by
Edward Coombe(1731) was undertaken in consequence of the commendation in a charge (1728) by Bishop Smaibroke, who observes that Grotiushad borrowed from it in his "De veritate Christ. rel.". In small compass it anticipates the historical argument of the credibility writers; in trying it by modern tests, it should be remembered that Sozzini, regarding it (1581) as not adequately meeting the cardinal difficulties attending the proof of the Christian religion, began to reconstruct its positions in his "Lectiones sacrae" (unfinished). His treatise on the Saviour renders a real service to theology, placing orthodoxy and heresyin new relations of fundamental antagonism, and narrowing the conflict to the main personal benefit of religion.
Of the person of Christ in this treatise he says nothing; its one topic is the work of Christ, which in his view operates upon man alone; the theological sagacity of Sozzini may be measured by the persistency with which this idea tends to recur. Though his name has been attached to a school of opinion, he disclaimed the rôle of a
heresiarch, and declined to give his unreserved adhesion to any one sect. His confidence in the conclusions of his own mind has earned him the repute of a dogmatist; but it was his constant aim to reduce and simplify the fundamentals of Christianity. Not without some ground does the memorial tablet at Siena (inscription by Brigidi, 1879) characterize him as vindicator of human reason against the supernatural.
Of his non-theological doctrines the most important is his assertion of the unlawfulness not only of war, but of the taking of human life in any circumstances. Hence the comparative mildness of his proposals for dealing with religious and anti-religious offenders, though it cannot be said that he had grasped the complete theory of toleration. Hence, too, his contention that magisterial office is unlawful for a Christian.
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Liste des compositions
Musique lyrique
Musique de chambre
Musique symphonique
Musique vocale
Musique sacrée
Musique concertante
Sheet music for Charles Martin Loeffler
Deux rapsodies : pour hautbois, alto et piano
Oboe, viola, piano
Composed by Charles Martin Loeffler and Charles Martin Loeffler. This edition: pamphlet. US Composer. Score and parts. Published by Library Commerce (LC.39087009072374).
Music for Four Stringed Instruments
String quartet 2 violins, viola, violoncello - Advanced
Composed by Charles Martin Loeffler. Chamber music. String quartet in late romantic/early contemporary style. Late Romantic/Contemporary. Score and parts. Duration 25 minutes. Wolfhead Music #WM107. Published by Wolfhead Music (WF.WM107).
Two rhapsodies : for oboe, viola and piano
Oboe, viola and piano
La cornemuse, L'etang. Composed by Charles Martin Loeffler. Chamber music (3-9 instruments). Score and set of 2 parts. Published by Noten Roehr (NR.17204).
Quatre poemes : for medium voice, viola and piano, opus 5
Medium voice, viola and piano
Composed by Charles Martin Loeffler. Vocal music. 2 scores and 1 part. With Language: French. Published by Noten Roehr (NR.46342).
By the Rivers of Babylon - Flute 1
Flute - Medium
Composed by Charles Martin Loeffler. Cathedral. Choral, American, Lent. Flute 1 Part. Published by Paraclete Press (PL.9514FL1).
By the Rivers of Babylon - Flute 2
Flute - Medium
Composed by Charles Martin Loeffler. Cathedral. Choral, American, Lent. Flute 2 Part. Published by Paraclete Press (PL.9514FL2).
(Selected List)
Orchestral works
- Les Vieilles de l'Ukraine, suite for violin & orchestra (1891)
- Concerto fantastico for cello & orchestra (first perf. 1894)
- Divertissement for violin & orchestra (first perf. 1895)
- La Mort de Tintagailes, symphonic poem after Maeterlinck for 2 viole d'amore and orchestra (1896–7; rev. by 1901 for one viola d'amore & orchestra)
- La Villanelle du Diable (arr. 1901 from No. 3 of 3 Rhapsodies)
- Poem (after La Bonne Chanson of Verlaine) (1901, rev. ca. 1918)
- A Pagan Poem (after Virgil) for orchestra with obbligato piano, cor anglais & 3 trumpets (arr. 1907 from chamber work)
- Memories of my Childhood (Life in a Russian Village)(1923)
- The Passion of Hilarion, in 1 Act (after William Sharp) (1912–13)
Principal Chamber Works
- Sonata for violin and piano (1886; lost)
- String Quartet in A minor (1889)
- String Sextet (1885–1892)
- String Quintet for 3 violins, viola and cello (ca. 1894)
- Octet for 2 clarinets, 2 violins, viola, cello, bass and harp (ca. 1896)
- Deux Rapsodies for oboe, viola and piano (1901, recomposed from Nos. 1 & 2 of 3 Rhapsodies)
- Poeme paien (d'après Virgile) for 13 players (1901–2; also version for 2 pianos and 3 trumpets, 1902–3)
- Ballade carnavalesque for flute, oboe, saxophone, bassoon and piano (1902)
- Poème (Scène dramatique) for cello and piano (1916)
- Music for Four Stringed Instruments, for 2 violins, viola and cello (1917 rev. 1918–20)
- Histoirettes for string quartet and harp (1922)
- Cynthia for violin and piano (1926)
- Clowns, Intermezzo for jazz band (1928)
- Norske Land for viola d'amore and piano, also as Norske Saga for doublebass and piano (1929?)
- Partita for violin and piano (1930)
- The Lone Prairee, paraphrase on two cowboy songs for saxophone, viola d'amore and piano (1930 or later)
Throughout his career Loeffler claimed to have been born in Mulhouse, Alsace (i.e. to be basically a Frenchman), and almost all music encyclopedias give this fabricated information. In his lifetime articles were published dissecting his 'typically Alsatian' temperament! In fact he was German — indeed a Berliner on both sides of his family: he turned against Germany when the Prussian authorities imprisoned and apparently tortured his father, an agricultural chemist and author of Republican ideals. Loeffler was only about 12 when this happened; the father spent the rest of his life in prison, dying of a stroke before he was due to be released. Before this the family had moved around a good deal, including Alsace and then to Smiela near Kiev while Loeffler was still a small child. Later they lived in Hungary and Switzerland. Loeffler decided to become a violinist and studied in Berlin with Joachim, Kiel and Bargiel, then with Massart (and composition with Guiraud) in Paris. He played with the Pasdeloup Orchestra and in 1881 emigrated to the USA, where he shared the first desk with the concert master from 1882 to 1903. He appeared as a violinist–composer with the orchestra first in 1891 with the performance of Les Vieilles du Ukraine, and his works were performed regularly by the Boston Symphony (and by other American orchestra) for the rest of his life. Loeffler became a US citizen in 1887 and eventually resigned from the orchestra to devote himself to composition. He was a friend of Ysaÿe and John Singer Sargent, also of Fauré and Busoni (both of whom dedicated works to him), and later of George Gershwin.
Loeffler conceived a hatred of Germany after his father was arrested on spying charges. A man of wide culture and refined taste, he cultivated an idiom deeply imbued by contemporary French and Russian music, in the traditions of Franck, Chausson, Debussy. He often cultivated unusual combinations of instruments, and was one of the earliest modern enthusiasts for the viola d'amore, which he discovered in 1894 and wrote parts for in several scores. In his later years he also, unexpectedly, became deeply interested in jazz, and wrote some works for jazz band.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr. (November 25, 1960 – July 16, 1999) was an American lawyer, pilot and the eldest son of President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. Kennedy died in a plane crash in 1999. On July 16, Kennedy and his wife Carolyn Bessette were reported missing. They were en route to the wedding of Rory Kennedy. On July 21, their bodies were discovered on the ocean floor. The NTSB determined that Kennedy lost control of his Saratoga due to spatial disorientation and crashed into the Atlantic Ocean.[1]


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As previously recounted, I purchased a whole bunch of blood oranges recently. They're not in season for very much of the year and with fruit like that it's always great to make jam! The marmalade came out excellently. It's a great accompaniment to game meat, also great on toast with butter or foie gras. Use it anyway you would any other marmalade.
3 blood oranges
about 225 grams of sugar
1 cinnamon stick
6 black peppercorns
Two small or one large allspice berry
1/4 cup of cointreau (orange liquer)
750 ml of water
Pour boiling water over the oranges, allow them to sit for thirty seconds, then place in cool water. Repeat twice more with fresh boiling water (use a kettle). Cut off the ends of the oranges where the stem lies, then slice up into 1/4" dice, discarding seeds as you go. Weigh the diced oranges (should be about 450 g) and add half that weight in sugar. Combine in a sauce pan.
Heat cointreau in a pot over medium heat and add cinnamon, pepper and allspice. Bring to a boil, then cover and immediately turn off the heat. Allow to sit covered for ten minutes. Remove the spices and pour the liquid into the saucepan with your sugar and oranges. Bring to a boil over medium heat, then lower to medium-low and allow to simmer for about 1.5 hours. To tell if your jam is ready, scrape the bottom of the sauce pan with a silicone spatula (don't use metal), and if the mixture does not immediately follow the spatula to fill in the gaps, your jam is done. Don't over cook or it will turn to caramel.


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UAE leads world dates trade
Date palms are a fundamental part of Arab life and heritage. For thousands of years, they have provided shelter, food and other necessities, as Arab Bedouins have settled in palm oases, and made use of all parts of the tree and its fruit.
Palm wood and leaves were used to build houses, fences, beams, baskets, ropes and many other useful items, while the fruit itself has been a basic staple of the Arab diet, and a main source of nutrition and energy.
The date fruit is eaten in all stages of its maturity – ripe and fresh, semi-matured and dried. It contains iron, potassium, vitamin A, B, K and 15 minerals and it reduces bad cholesterol.
The dried fruit could keep for long periods of time, so it provided nutrition to the Arabian Desert dwellers long after its cultivation season. No wonder Bedouins were known to have survived on dates and camel milk. Camel milk and dates nowadays are considered two superfoods.
Bedouins used to further preserve dates by extracting "dibs" or "date syrup" (sometimes referred to as date honey), thus ensuring that they would have a source of nutrition and energy throughout the year. They also developed innovative irrigation methods designed to extend the oases water to a wider geographical area, and hence increase the cultivated tree area.
According to the Food and Agriculture Organisation, global date production is around 7.1 million tonnes, out of which three million tonnes is produced by the world's top 20 nations which grow date palm trees.
Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia are the top three global producers, while the UAE comes in fourth with a total production of 900 thousand tonnes.
UAE owns 33 per cent of the world's exports of dates.
India is the largest importer of UAE dates, importing around 193 thousand tonnes (73 per cent of all UAE date exports) followed by Bangladesh, which imports 32 thousand tonnes (12 per cent of the UAE's date exports).
UAE's exports of dates to Europe are low, since most of the European countries import dates from Tunisia, Iran and Pakistan.
EU market is promising; therefore some efforts should be put in order to promote UAE dates varieties in Europe.


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Davina and the Vagabonds in Amherst[Amherst, WI] The Lettie W. Jensen Community Center is excited to present Davina and the Vagabonds in concert on Friday, September 29 at 7:30 p.m. Since exploding onto the scene in 2005, Davina and the Vagabonds have grown from a down-and-dirty blues band into one of the most exciting acoustic ensembles on the international stage. This high-energy quintet has established itself with a stellar live show, a professional look, and good old-fashioned hard work. They used to average over 300 shows a year in the Mpls/St. Paul area, and now have an ambitious full-time U.S. and international schedule.
With influences ranging from Fats Domino and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to Aretha Franklin and Tom Waits, the band draws from the last 100 years of American music, and is converting audiences one show at a time. So much more than just a blues act, DATV's shows are filled with New Orleans charm, Memphis soul swagger, dark theatrical moments that evoke Kurt Weill, and tender gospel passages. Davina's voice and stage presence defy category in a different way. Davina has been compared to Etta James, Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Billie Holiday and Betty Boop.
One of the keys to Davina's success is the band's irresistible live shows. In 2011 Davina released her first full length, all original album Black Cloud. It was named one of the 10 best releases of the year by the Minneapolis Star & Tribune and awarded 4 ½ stars from Downbeat Magazine. Their next release in 2014, Sunshine, hit number 13 in the Billboard Blues Chart and led them to landing a performance on the hit BBC2 show, Later with Jools Holland. Davina and the Vagabonds' Nicollet and 10th, was recorded over two nights in early 2015 at the Dakota.
A social hour at 6:30 p.m. featuring Central Waters Brewing Company beer, wine, and soft drinks will be held prior to the 7:30 p.m. concert. Beer is sponsored by Central Waters Brewing Company and the concert is sponsored by Heartland Farms, Inc. All proceeds benefit the Lettie W. Jensen Community Center.
General admission tickets for the evening are $17 in advance and any remaining tickets at the door will be $20. Tickets may be purchased online at lettiejensencenter.org, or, during office hours: Mon – Thr 9 – 4:30, Fri 9 – noon at the Jensen Center. For more information, call 715-824-5202, visit lettiejensencenter.org, and Facebook: Jensen Center/Our Community Spirit. Catch this live show while they're in town!


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By Monty Waldin
Unnecessary and regressive' is how Herv Jestin, longstanding winemaker at Champagne Duval-Leroy, described current research into genetic modification of vines and wine yeasts. Talking exclusively to Harpers, albeit in a personal capacity, Jestin said that genetic modification is a knee-jerk response to problems whose cause we do not always take time to understand fully'. Jestin, who joined Duval-Leroy in 1982, said that research conducted in Duval-Leroy's cellars in Vertus has convinced me that yeast can be adversely affected if, for example, electric cables running around the winery are not earthed correctly. Yeast, like all living cells, create their own electric charge and this can be affected, or perverted, by poorly earthed wineries, affecting their performance in fermentation. Proper earthing takes a few hours to do, whereas altering the genetic make-up of wine yeast will unnecessarily pervert millions of years of natural evolution.' Duval-Leroy launched its first vegetarian- and vegan-suitable Champagne last year. Its first wine from certified organic grapes, a 1998 Premier Cru Blanc de Blancs, will be released in September. Volume is expected to be around one thousand cases.


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I've been crafty and creative since forever. My grandma was the one who would keep me occupied with projects after school and during Summer breaks. Without her, who knows what I would be doing with my life right now.
Here's an array of things I've made so far:
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Pet Portraits
I love animals, especially cats, and pop-culture....why not combine the two!? I also have a few commission pieces in here, too.


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privacy policy
At Ruth's Chris Steak House, we value the trust that our guests place in us. We are committed to protecting the personal privacy of everyone who visits our website and our restaurants.
At Ruth's Chris Steak House, we value the trust that our guests place in us. We are committed to protecting the personal privacy of everyone who visits our website and our restaurants.
This privacy policy, which was updated on May 9, 2016, describes the privacy practices of www.ruthschris.com. This policy, along with the Terms and Conditions, governs our collection and use of your information, and your choices about this use.
Information You Provide
We may collect personally identifiable information directly from you (such as name, address, telephone number, email address, device location, transaction information, credit card information and date of birth), when you:
Information that is collected automatically
When you visit our website, we will also collect information automatically regarding your use of the website, including the IP address for the computer you are using, device ID, and the pages you visit within our website.
We may combine the information you provide and the information we collect during your visit to our website with data collected in person at one of our restaurants, or a restaurant operated by one of our franchisees, and with data from other third parties, including publicly available data, in order to better personalize your experience with our website and at our restaurants.
This page utilizes cookies, which are small data files stored by your web browser on your computer. Cookies enable us to enhance and personalize your online experience, and permit us to remember you when you return to our web site, to deliver personalized marketing, and to better understand the way you use our website.
We may contract with other parties who use cookies or other online tracking tools such as beacons or pixel tags to measure the performance of a marketing effort on our behalf, including email marketing, or to place advertising on our behalf across the internet.
We may also contract with third party advertising companies to serve ads on our behalf across the Internet. These advertising companies will use cookies or pixel tags to collect anonymous information about your visits to our website and your interactions with products and services, and may use this information and information about your visits to other websites to target advertisements. These targeted advertisements may appear on other sites that you visit. While www.ruthscrhris.com is not designed to recognize a web browser's "do not track" setting, you may opt-out of receiving this kind of behavioral advertising by clicking here: http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/.
You may delete or disable cookies using the settings on your internet browser. However, our website is optimized to use cookies, so deleting or rejecting cookies may interfere with features of our website or other websites you visit.
We use the data we collect from you for the following purposes:
We contract with others to provide certain services, including web hosting, online reservation services, email distribution, market research, third party advertising, promotions management, payment processing and fraud prevention and detection services. These companies are prohibited by contract from using this information for their own marketing purposes. Some restaurants operating under the Ruth's Chris brand are operated by franchisees, under an agreement with us. We may share information with these franchisees in order to facilitate a consistent Ruth's Chris Steakhouse experience. If you dine or make a reservation at a Ruth's Chris Steakhouse operated by a franchisee and sign up to receive emails or if you sign up to receive emails through the email sign up page (https://www.ruthschris.com/registration) and your preferred location is a franchise location, we will provide your email address to the franchisee for that purpose. Ruth's Chris franchisees are required by contract to adhere to confidentiality safeguards, and may not use your personal information to promote products or services unrelated to Ruth's Chris Steakhouses.
We reserve the right to share information we have collected under this policy with corporate affiliates; in connection with a sale or purchase of business assets; where necessary to protect Ruth's Chris or Ruth's Hospitality Group, Inc.; or as required by law.
If you would like to correct information you have provided to us, including updating your address or telephone number, please contact us at contact.ruthschris.com
As described above, we may share personal information, such as your name, email address and preferred dining location, with a franchisee operating a restaurant under the Ruth's Chris brand. This franchisee may use this information to send you commercial messages and promotions relating to Ruth's Chris Steakhouses, including emails (if you have signed up for email). Other than franchisees, we do not share your personal information with any third parties for their direct marketing purposes.
As described in the section on cookies, you may opt-out of receiving personalized behavioral advertising, including retargeting, by clicking here: http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/;
You may sign up to receive emails from us by clicking here and providing your email address, or by indicating your desire to be on our email mailing list when making a reservation or when paying for a meal at one of our restaurants. We use email to confirm your reservation and to follow up regarding your dining experience. If you have signed up to receive emails from us, we will send you commercial and promotional emails advising you of menu changes, promotions, or other information we believe may be of interest to you. If you make a reservation at a restaurant operated by a franchisee, and elect to receive emails, or if you sign up to receive emails on our registration form and your preferred location is a franchise location, we will provide your email address to the franchisee, who may send you commercial and promotional emails relating to Ruth's Chris Steakhouses. You may choose to stop receiving email promotions and offers from us at any time by following the link provided in each email.
We do not knowingly collect information about children under 13 years of age.
We may update this policy in the future. Please check back for changes to this policy
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"Clean Choice has cleaned the carpets in two of my houses and I have been amazed at how great they look. The carpets, both over 10 years old, look brand new. I was sure I was going to have to replace them but decided to try and have them cleaned first and I am so glad I did. Keith is extremely passionate about his job and very dedicated to providing the best service possible. I have already referred them to several of my friends and will continue to do so in the future."Elizabeth Bare in Columbia, MD


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Bring the outside in with this fun leaf wine cork!
The leaf was carefully hand sculpted and assembled, fired, hand painted with green glaze, and fired again! The whole process takes a couple weeks to accomplish from beginning to end and results in a lovingly made shape with visible care put into its creation. Once it is complete, it is epoxied to a natural #9 sized cork.
The figure measures a approximately 1″ wide and 2.5″ tall.


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Judy has Degrees in Psychology and Counselling and has had many years experience in all types of counselling particularly relationship difficulty, grief and loss and stress management. Many years facilitating self empowerment and stress management workshops, Judy, with her partner Andrew, is now focusing on rejuvenation and stress free, and spiritual 3 day retreats at Lightstream Sanctuary which she feels can uplift and set people back on track very quickly. Judy has also taught communications and stress management at a local school and is also a registered nurse with many years experience in oncology medicine.
Specialising in boosting self-esteem, relaxation techniques, and communications, Judy helps individuals and couples facing relationship loss/break-up to specifically benefit from counselling.
A variety of psychotherapeutic techniques are used depending on the individual's particular situation, their personal characteristics, and deeper needs. A holistic approach, catering for emotional, mental as well as each individual spiritual needs and the empowerment of each individual, is the goal.
Counselling – Initial Session $80.00
Consideration will be given for any financial hardship or unemployed – a fee can be negotiated.


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You need to pay for the course only once in order to get full access. We guarantee you will have access to all course content for at least 1 year from purchase date, in most cases you will have access indefinitely.
You can access course materials from a Laptop, iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows Phone and virtually any device with modern Internet browser. Live tutoring is limited to PC, Mac and Linux only at the moment.
If you purchased the course and for some reasons are not satisfied with it, please contact us at email@example.com and we will resolve the problem.
Price is a subject for European Value Added Tax (VAT). If you live outside of EU, you won't have to pay VAT. If you do live in EU, we will automatically calculate correct amount of VAT based on your billing country.
If you've ever longed to explore (or return to) the traditional healing knowledge of the plant world in a hands-on way that allows you to enrich your own life, this program opens an initial pathway of learning that incorporates body, mind, and spirit.
The Healing Year is a foundational, herbal medicine-making program that guides you and empowers you through the shifting rhythms of the year.
In the Autumn quarter (12 weeks), you will learn basic herbal recipes against a rich tapestry of healing modalities and stories from ancient cultures. We will further explore dietary guidelines for supporting the body as the year dwindles. In the deep engagement with the herbs, you will also begin the creation of your own Materia medica.
Each month introduces you to a major seasonal herb as you journey along the three avenues of our name, Art Healing Science, in the company of other like-minded souls. A typical month of the program unfolds like this:
Week One. Herb of the Month
Week Two. Art: Medicine-Making*
Week Three. Healing: Seasonal Ritual
Week Four. Science: Creating a Materia medica for the herb of the month
The holistic approach of The Healing Year offers something for everyone: for those who like to use their body to heal and understand the world, for those who tend to arrive from knowledge of the mind, or for those who work first from spirit.
For folks who are stronger in one approach (as most of us are), this may offer a new kind of equilibrium, and for those who haven't yet discovered their natural inclination, a new way of understanding their own innate gifts.
As the program is entirely online, there is no"grading" in involved in this program—just guidance—and you can certainly choose to enroll in a self-study sense.** At the same time, active participation in the discussion forum each week is encouraged to foster community and to stay engaged.
Students receive consistent personal attention from the instructor and can further enrich their experience through discussion with fellow students.
There is also no set meeting-time, which is ideal in our busy lives. As the course is entirely online, you can simply check in at the beginning of each week to see what the activity is, and then complete it according to your own schedule and leisure.
To learn more, visit art-healing-science.com.
* The Art component (medicine-making) of this year's Autumn quarter includes: tisanes, syrups, and incense.
** If you wish to receive a certificate and/or a letter of recommendation for further study, completion of the weekly tasks is required.
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Persian cooking has influenced food from Northern India, through to central Asia and Europe.
Combinations of meats, fruits, spices and herbs, make this a highly distinctive style; sophisticated yet unpretentious; luxurious yet economical. A culinary culture reflective of one of the world's greatest civilisations
The Second Floor Cafe at Netil House provides a comfortable, spacious
environment in which to eat and relax. With a large roof terrace and
licensed bar, we aim to provide a convivial atmosphere and reasonably priced, hearty home-style cooking.
All our meat is Free Range, British, and locally sourced.
Monday to Friday: 12 - 5ish
@ the second floor
Netil House,
Westgate Street


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Superbly designed, with a myriad of clever design tweaks, this jacket covers all the bases. On the slopes, shifting through waist high snow in your drive-way or going out for a drink on a cold and rainswept evening, you can rely on your HoodLamb to keep you dry, snug and comfortable.
Would you prefer a more fitted jacket or a snug furry hooded jacket? If so maybe try either the HoodLamb Tech Jacket or the Furry Hoody Jacket.
Colours: Black, Grey, Old Skool Blue, Brown, Green
Packed Weight: 2.25kg, 2.40kg, 2.55kg, 2.70kg, 2.85kg, 3.00kg
|100% Natural, 100% Vegan, Breathable, Colourfast, Eco World, Pre-shrunk, UV Safe


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Katie Holmes Is Our New Style Icon
From cashmere bra influencer to master of fall trends.Read more
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Katie Holmes Is Our New Style Icon
From cashmere bra influencer to master of fall trends.Read more
10 Times Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas Were #CoupleGoals
They really complement each other.Read more
The Latest Selena Gomez x Puma Collection Is an Athleisure Lover's Dream
Meet your new travel wardrobe.Read more
14 Reasons Elle Fanning Is Our Fashion Spiritual Guide
Is Ms. Fanning the most influential style mentor for this generation?Read more
Celebrity Moms Who Are Slaying the Fashion Game
Take cues from these modern moms that keep their style game at 100 percent.Read more
Blake Lively Probably Wore the Same Forever 21 Dress You Have in Your Closet on the Red Carpet
Admit it: you once shopped there, too.Read more
Khloe Kardashian's Good American Just Released Dresses You Need ASAP
These day-to-night styles are killer.Read more
All the Crazy, Sexy and Cool Outfits Celebs Wore to Coachella 2019
There were some surprising trends.Read more
Jenna Coleman Makes Her Debut on British Harper's Bazaar April 2019 Cover
"Very glad for Jenna and surprised that she had to wait this long for her first major cover!"Read more
All the April 2019 Magazine Covers We Loved and Hated
Believe it or not, Gisele and Shalom Harlow don't always look their best.Read more
Diane Keaton Is the Instagram Influencer We Never Knew We Needed
She really gets us.Read more
Take Notes From Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin on Casual Couples Style
Comfortable can be stylish. Just take a look at the his-and-hers looks of Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin, who have their own unique take on streetwear and athleisure style. The couple complements each other's looks by way of fine details in color palette and a mutual splash of off-duty edge. You and your bae should […]Read more
Hollywood Loves Hedi Slimane's Reinvented Celine — Here's the Proof
And these pictures are proof.Read more
Female Athletes Slaying the Game in Fashion, Sports and Life
Fierce AND fashionable.Read more
Amal Clooney Shows Us How to Look Chic While Saving the World
It's the perfect professor-meets-biker-babe look.Read more
All the March 2019 Magazine Covers We Loved and Hated
It's going to take a lot for Vogue to recover from this month's misstep.Read more
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We're updating denim for you.Read more


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General Motors has hired Kenneth Feinberg, the lawyer who helped navigate victim compensation issues in the wake of the September 11 attacks, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster, and the Boston Marathon bombings, to help the automaker navigate the recall of more than 2.6 million cars.
GM CEO Mary Barra announced the news during testimony before the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.
In a press release, GM said Feinberg will work "as a consultant to explore and evaluate options in its response to families of accident victims whose vehicles are being recalled for possible ignition switch defects."
In testimony, Barra said GM will have its first meeting with Feinberg on Friday, and it will take 30 to 60 days before any decisions are made.
The recall includes seven GM models made between 2003 and 2011, which may have faulty ignition switches that can flip out of the "run" position while the car is moving, turning off the engine, cutting some electric power, and disabling the airbags.
Crashes caused by the defect have been connected to 13 deaths.


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When we turn on our computer installed operating system will start working. It ensures the co-ordination of other stored programs with system's hardware components.To enable operating system a Process is done which is called "Booting". It is performed by a software stored in our system BIOS(basic input-output system). BIOS does the following functions:a)perform a Power-on self-test : this is done to make sure that other parts of computer are working properly or not.b)It then checks if Rebooting is necessary or not,if not it does a Read/write test for RAM. While performing these operations you can see a black window showing some text.it is nothing but the information about CPU,memory and hard disks which given by BIOS software.After booting up, all control PC is given to Operating system.And now you are able to work on your personal computer.
The master boot code is the first program executed when you turn on your PC
BIOS - basic input output program
the input/output proceser wil start the work....
@Rakesh, Yes, thats why its posted over here. it will come under basic computer fundamentals.
When you turn on the power to a computer, the first program that runs is usually a set of instructions kept in the computer's read-only memory (ROM). This code examines the system hardware to make sure everything is functioning properly. This power-on self test (POST) checks the CPU, memory, and basic input-output systems
(BIOS) for errors and stores the result in a special memory location.
Once the POST has successfully completed, the software loaded in ROM
(sometimes called the BIOS or firmware) will begin to activate the computer's disk drives.


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When all's said and done in the grand scheme of things, what is post-rock exactly meant to be anyway?
Over the years it seems to have descended into something as drab and formulaic as a new Coldplay** record, so I propose that here and now is the time to stop referring to anything that stands out as being way and above the most obvious reference points of what was supposed to be the anti-generic genre anyway post bloody rock.
For the last 18 months or so, Lyca Sleep have been honing their sound around the bathroom sized establishments of the UK, picking up a devoted band of followers along the way. If their previous single hinted at what could be achieved if they found the right producer (step forward Ric Peet) with the right studio, then 'Closer In' is a prestigious document of the band's live effervescence translated onto the outlet of a 3" plastic coated disc. The mesmeric qualities of Rob Marshall's glissandi-like guitar textures ebb and flow like a burgeoning rivulet before it merges with the cascading tide. It's a wholly vivacious affair that simply usurps any of it's contemporaries. A 'Gravity Grave' for the new millennium? You bet.
Unlike most other 45s, the b-sides are equally as exhilerating, and more to the point, totally unique in style and structure in that one could almost envisage a Lyca Sleep triumverate emerging as a result.
'Falling On Cedars' is an opulant slice of melancholia that recalls Elbow at their most graciously humble best, while 'Inches Of Air' is a six-minute instrumental myriad of flair and dynamicism that belies the term jam and simply encapsulates the smouldering dramatics within the Sleep's array of sounds.
All in all, this EP captures Lyca Sleep at their most sensuous but unravelled, incessant best.
9Dom Gourlay's Score


text: Share: Comments Print July 10, 2014 at 1:13 PM Where's the Weed?: The morning report for July 10 Posted by Katharine Schwab Want to know where to get your grams? Every day we'll let you know the quantity and price of weed at King County's legal marijuana stores as they open and stock up. Day 3, and the only pot store in King County will likely run out of supply today. Like many other stores in the state, Cannabis City is having trouble obtaining more weed to meet demand. Hurry up and get in line if you don't want to wait until next week! Cannabis City, 2733 4th Ave S., Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., or until supply runs out: 66 two-gram bags left as of 11:15 a.m., $15 per gram. Comments


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Redneck got ranked among the best wine shops all over the United States by Vinepair. Thanks for the support!
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need some help figuring out your tastes?
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something on the lighter side?
Look for - Pinot Noir and Burgundy
Pinot is the way to go for something a bit lighter. Burgundy and (to a certain extent) Pinot from Oregon will be more earthy while choices from California tend to have more fruit notes to them.
citrus fever!
Look for - New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc
With the zing of grapefruit, and pow of grassy herbs, these bottles pack a punch of freshness that will wake up anyone's taste buds!
Got a sweet tooth?
Look for - Rieslings, Moscato and Dessert Wine
While not all Riesling is sweet, you can definitely find some to satisfy your end-of-the-meal cravings. Moscato is always a winner for someone on the prowl for an easy to drink glass.
Chocolate Lover?
Look for - Red Zinfandel
Shades of chocolate, jam and cocoa rule the zinfandel world, they are often balanced with a spiced character, and would be a wonderful addition to and cheese plate or dessert tray!
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Pretty much every Friday night you can mosey on down to our shop at 6PM and find a welcoming group of like-minded wine folk sampling our latest and best bottles. Entry is just 5 bucks, and you'll get a taste of at least five wines, and who knows, you may even find a new favorite, and make some friends!
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Glendale Lady Raptors v Berkeley All Blues
Berkeley and Glendale both headed into the weekend with 3-1 records, each looking to claim topspot in the Women's Premier League's Blue Division. Glendale ran out swiftly to a 13-nil lead in the opening stages of the match on a penalty struck by flyhalf Hannah Stolba and groundings by Kayla Soliday and Kelly Mullen, but Berkeley's poise and power provided ample opportunities which the All Blues managed well to grab a 19-13 advantage by the end of the first forty with a trio of trys by flyer Ardia Keller, backrow lock Kedra Davis and fullback Lisa Dombrowski, with two-from-three of the scores converted by Blues standoff Ruth Bryson.
The All Blues extended their margin with a dot by openside Frieda Fetuu in the 47th minute and things were looking grim for the home team; but Stolba's quickly-tapped penalty from five meters out and the #10's canny crease into goal for her own conversion made the rugby tight and right and the Raptors were four points adrift at minute 51. Glendale regained the lead on a try by blindside Laura Miller at 74'. It was there for Berkeley as the sands flowed, but a numbers penalty reversed possession and a further sticksplitter by Stolba made for final numbers of 28-24 for Raptors and sole possession of first place in the Blue Conference.
|Miller celebrates her deciding score