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We examined the relative importance of riparian vs. upland habitats to breeding birds by comparing species abundance, richness, and similarity of bird communities in managed Douglas-fir forests in western Washington State, USA. We also examined whether forested buffer strips along second- and third-order streams effectively maintain the pre-logging riparian breeding bird community by comparing species abundance, richness, and turnover among three treatments: (1) unharvested controls; (2) sites that were clear-cut, leaving a narrow (∼14 m) forested buffer on both sides of the stream; and (3) sites that were clear-cut, leaving a wide (∼31 m) forested buffer along both sides of the stream.
Deciduous trees, berry-producing shrubs, and other deciduous shrubs less common in adjacent upland forest characterized streamside zones. Despite different vegetation features, riparian and upland habitats did not differ in any measures of bird species richness and composition. No species or species group was more abundant in the upland. Neotropical migrants, resident species, and species associated with deciduous trees and shrubs in forested habitats were more abundant in riparian habitats than in adjacent uplands. Total bird abundance and abundance of four species (American Robin [Turdus migratorius], Pacific-slope Flycatcher [Empidonax difficilis], Black-throated Gray Warbler [Dendroica nigrescens], and Winter Wren [Troglodytes troglodytes]) were higher in riparian habitats. Abundance of these riparian associates was correlated with percent cover of berry-producing shrubs and the number of deciduous trees in the canopy.
We found that the number of breeding bird species on sites with narrow buffers increased from slightly fewer than controls before harvest to an average of 10 more species than controls after harvest, a change reflected in an average 20% increase in species turnover on narrow-buffer sites relative to controls. Total bird abundance did not differ between treatments and controls. Resident species, those species associated with shrubs in forested habitats and conifer trees, declined on both buffer treatments. Species associated with upland and riparian forests (Black-throated Gray Warbler, Golden-crowned Kinglet [Regulus satrapa], and Brown Creeper [Certhia americana]) decreased in abundance on riparian buffer treatments relative to controls, whereas species associated with open, shrubby habitats (Dark-eyed Junco [Junco hyemalis], Cedar Waxwing [Bombycilla cedrorum], and Song Sparrow [Melospiza melodia]) increased in abundance on one or both riparian buffer treatments.
High species turnover on narrow-buffer treatments indicated that buffers <14 m on each side of the stream did not maintain the pre-logging bird community. There was little difference in species turnover or species richness between the wide-buffer treatment and the control, indicating that a 30-m buffer on both sides of second-order and third-order streams maintains most of the pre-logging bird community in the first two years postharvest. The Black-throated Gray Warbler was the only riparian associate to decline on both the narrow- and wide-buffer treatments; its abundance was positively correlated with buffer width, and a buffer ≥45 m wide on each side of second- and third-order streams was needed to support populations at densities found on unharvested controls. To maintain the entire breeding bird community associated with forested riparian habitats in the coastal Northwest, we recommend a minimum buffer of 45 m along both sides of second- and third-order streams. Habitat features such as deciduous trees (Alnus rubra and Acer macrophyllum) and berry-producing shrubs (especially Rubus spectabilis) appear to be important and should be maintained within forested riparian buffer strips.
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Temperatures plunged to 11 degrees below zero today (Monday) in Chillicothe, producing dangerously cold conditions with life-threatening wind chill readings of 28 below zero. The National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning from 6 p.m. Sunday until 6 p.m. today (Monday). A wind chill advisory continues until 9 a.m. Tuesday.
With the extreme cold conditions, schools began announcing closures Sunday afternoon. Chillicothe City Hall, the county library and health center were also among closures today.
The wind chill reading — which is determined by wind speed and temperature — dropped to 28 below zero several times during the night in Chillicothe, according to NWS Meteorologist Mike July. The readings are taken every hour from an automated site in Chillicothe.
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The Chillicothe area received around 4 inches of snow between Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, according to July. Strong winds created drifting conditions and many of the area roads remained snow-packed and ice-packed. After seeing several of the county roads this morning, Livingston County Sheriff Steve Cox urged residents to stay home.
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NGINX Reverse Proxy and Load Balancing for ASP.NET 5 Applications with Docker Compose
We have a lot of hosting options with ASP.NET 5 under different operating systems and under different web servers like IIS. Filip W has a great blog post on Running ASP.NET 5 website under IIS. Here, I want to show you how it would look like to expose ASP.NET 5 through NGINX, provide a simple load balancing mechanism running locally and orchestrate this through Docker Compose.
sweet, finally! #aspnet5 + #nginx + #docker + #dockercompose and simple load balancing :) https://t.co/YnJamDubIS pic.twitter.com/pBOWDDnVHR— Tugberk Ugurlu (@tourismgeek) January 16, 2016
It is not like we didn't have these options before in .NET web development world. To give you an example, you can perfectly run an ASP.NET Web API application under mono and expose it to outside world behind NGINX. However, ASP.NET 5 makes these options really straight forward to adopt.
The end result we will achieve here will have the below look and you can see the sample I have put together for this here:
ASP.NET 5 Application on RC1
For this sample, I have a very simple APS.NET 5 application which gives you an hello message and lists the environment variables available under the machine. The project structure looks like this:
tugberk@ubuntu:~/apps/aspnet-5-samples/nginx-lb-sample$ tree . ├── docker-compose.yml ├── docker-nginx.dockerfile ├── docker-webapp.dockerfile ├── global.json ├── nginx.conf ├── NuGet.Config ├── README.md └── WebApp ├── hosting.json ├── project.json └── Startup.cs
I am not going to put the application code here but you can find the entire code here. However, there is one important thing that I want to mention which is the server URL you will expose ASP.NET 5 application through Kestrel. To make Docker happy, we need to expose the application through "0.0.0.0" rather than localhost or 127.0.0.1. Mark Rendle has a great resource on this explaining why and I have the following hosting.json file which also covers this issue:
{ "server": "Microsoft.AspNet.Server.Kestrel", "server.urls": "http://0.0.0.0:5090" }
Running ASP.NET 5 Application under Docker
The next step is to run the ASP.NET 5 application under Docker. With the ASP.NET Docker image on Docker Hub, this is insanely simple. Again, Mark Rendle has three amazing posts on ASP.NET 5, Docker and Linux combination as Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3. I strongly encourage you to check them out. For my sample here, I have the below Dockerfile (reference to the file):
FROM microsoft/aspnet:1.0.0-rc1-update1 COPY ./WebApp/project.json /app/WebApp/ COPY ./NuGet.Config /app/ COPY ./global.json /app/ WORKDIR /app/WebApp RUN ["dnu", "restore"] ADD ./WebApp /app/WebApp/ EXPOSE 5090 ENTRYPOINT ["dnx", "run"]
That's all I need to be able to run my ASP.NET 5 application under Docker. What I can do now is to build the Docker image and run it:
docker build -f docker-webapp.dockerfile -t hellowebapp . docker run -d -p 5090:5090 hellowebapp
The container now running in a detached mode and you should be able to hit the HTTP endpoint from your host:
From there, you do whatever you want to the container. Rebuild it, stop it, remove it, so and so forth.
NGINX and Docker Compose
Last pieces of the puzzle here are NGINX and Docker Compose. For those of who don't know what NGINX is: NGINX is a free, open-source, high-performance HTTP server and reverse proxy. Under production, you really don't want to expose Kestrel to outside world directly. Instead, you should put Kestrel behind a mature web server like NGINX, IIS or Apache Web Server.
There are two great videos you can watch on Kestrel and Linux hosting which gives you the reasons why you should put Kestrel behind a web server. I strongly encourage you to check them out before putting your application on production in Linux.
Docker Compose, on the other hand, is a completely different type of tool. It is a tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. With Compose, you use a Compose file (which is a YAML file) to configure your application's services. This is a perfect fit for what we want to achieve here since we will have at least three containers running:
- ASP.NET 5 application 1 Container: An instance of the ASP.NET 5 application
- ASP.NET 5 application 2 Container: Another instance of the ASP.NET 5 application
- NGINX Container: An NGINX process which will proxy the requests to ASP.NET 5 applications.
Let's start with configuring NGINX first and make it possible to run under Docker. This is going to very easy as NGINX also has an image up on Docker Hub. We will use this image and tell NGINX to read our config file which looks like this:
worker_processes 4;
events { worker_connections 1024; }
http {
upstream web-app {
server webapp1:5090;
server webapp2:5090;
server {
listen 80;
location / {
proxy_pass http://web-app;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection keep-alive;
proxy_set_header Host $host;
proxy_cache_bypass $http_upgrade;
This configuration file has some generic stuff in it but the most importantly, it has our load balancing and reverse proxy configuration. This configuration tells NGINX to accept requests on port 80 and proxy those requests to webapp1:5090 and webapp2:5090. Check out the NGINX reverse proxy guide and load balancing guide for more information about how you can customize the way you are doing the proxying and load balancing but the above configuration is enough for this sample.
There is also an important part in this NGINX configuration to make Kestrel happy. Kestrel has an annoying bug in RC1 which has been already fixed for RC2. To work around the issue, you need to set "Connection: keep-alive" header which is what we are doing with "proxy_set_header Connection keep-alive;" declaration in our NGINX configuration.
Here is what NGINX Dockerfile looks like (reference to the file):
FROM nginx COPY ./nginx.conf /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
You might wonder at this point about what webapp1 and webapp2 (which we have indicated inside the NGINX configuration file) map to. These are the DNS references for the containers which will run our ASP.NET 5 applications and when we link them in our Docker Compose file, the DNS mapping will happen automatically for container names. Finally, here is what out composition looks like inside the Docker Compose file (reference to the file):
webapp1: build: . dockerfile: docker-webapp.dockerfile container_name: hasample_webapp1 ports: - "5091:5090" webapp2: build: . dockerfile: docker-webapp.dockerfile container_name: hasample_webapp2 ports: - "5092:5090" nginx: build: . dockerfile: docker-nginx.dockerfile container_name: hasample_nginx ports: - "5000:80" links: - webapp1 - webapp2
You can see under the third container definition, we linked previously defined two containers to NGINX container. Alternatively, you may want to look at Service Discovery in context of Docker instead of linking.
Now we have everything in place and all we need to do is to run two docker-compose commands (under the directory where we have Docker Compose file) to get the application up and running:
docker-compose build docker-compose up
After these, we should see three containers running. We should also be able to hit localhost:5000 from the host machine and see that the load is being distributed to both ASP.NET 5 application containers:
Pretty great! However, this is just sample for demo purposes to show how simple it is to have an environment like this up an running locally. This probably provides no performance gains when you run all containers in one box. My next step is going to be to get HAProxy in this mix and let it do the load balancing instead.
My Summary of CodeMash 2016
I had the pleasure of attending CodeMash this year to give two talks. The conference was generally good, there were lots of people from the several parts of the World and I got to meet a lot of smart and amazing people.
I only had a chance to attend the last two days of the conference and during those days, I attended several talks and missed bunch of good ones (and there are no recordings which makes me sad):
- Docker in production? Done that, what's next?
- The Code Behind the Vulnerability
- From Power Chords to Power of Models: Insights from History of Rock Music via Machine Learning
- From Developer to Manager
- Introducing the new ASP.NET Authorization and Data Protection Stacks
- Fun with Mind Reading: Using EEG and Azure Machine Learning to Perform Lie Detection
- Cloud Design Patterns for Scalability and Performance
- Got Documents? An exploration of document databases in software architecture.
- Cross-Platform Desktop Apps with Electron
I learnt some new things in every sessions which is a great feeling. Especially, the Jennifer Marsman's session on combination of EEG + Machine Learning + Lie Detection was absolutely mind-blowing to watch. I don't think I have blinked during the entire session :)
Here are a few things I took away from the conference by attending sessions and talking to people:
- Polyglot persistence is a general topic of interest and people are leaning towards this road.
- People try to apply or understand Microservices and its benefits.
- Docker makes the above two approaches easy to adopt and people are aware of that.
- Lots of concern around how to move to ASP.NET 5, especially to .NET Core.
- Machine learning opens up a lot of interesting possibilities for IoT products and service based solutions.
- Migrations based approach is definitely a must to have on the DLM process.
Lots of these are nice to see since they validated some of my thoughts and confirmed that I am on the right track. Some of them gave me new excitements and it didn't take long to accept the challenges :)
Late but better than never :) #RaspberryPi pic.twitter.com/s5Yz0hnx4x— Tugberk Ugurlu (@tourismgeek) January 10, 2016
The best part of the conference was that I had a chance to meet lots of new people and put a face on some that I have known through Twitter like Matt Johnson, Barry Dorrans, Darrel Miller and lots of other amazing people.
As mentioned in my previous post, I gave two talks on ASP.NET 5 and Database Lifecycle Management. I made sure that the resources I have shown are available online. CodeMash organizers maintain a GitHub repository for resources of all the sessions. I have put ASP.NET 5 talk resources and DLM talk resources there, too.
ASP.NET 5: Getting Your Cheese Back
Slides for this talk are available under my Speaker Deck account.
You can also find the samples I used during the session under the aspnet-5-samples GitHub repository (permalink to the version used during the presentation). I also showed another sample which made use of Docker and Docker Compose: ModernShopping.
Database Lifecycle Management: Getting it Right
Again, slides for this talk is also available under my Speaker Deck account.
The demo application I have used during the session is available here (permalink to the version used during the presentation).
Overall, it was a great experience to be there. I want to thank CodeMash organizers for inviting me to speak at the conference. It was a really valuable opportunity for me to stand in front of that amazing crowd. I also want to thank Redgate and for covering my travel expenses and sparing me for the time of the conference. I want to emphasize again that Redgate is an amazing company to be part of!
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I want to end this post with a reference to a tweet which shows the message David Neal gave at the end of his talk (which was the last talk of CodeMash):
Nice ending to the conf #codemash pic.twitter.com/dYrkC9Fq0h— Tugberk Ugurlu (@tourismgeek) January 8, 2016
Having a Look at dotnet CLI Tool and .NET Native Compilation in Linux
I have been following ASP.NET 5 development from the very start and it has been an amazing experience so far. This new platform has seen so many changes both on libraries and concepts throughout but the biggest of all is about to come. The new command line tools that ASP.NET 5 brought to us like dnx and dnu will vanish soon. However, this doesn't mean that we won't have a command line first experience. Concepts of these tools will be carried over by a new command line tool: dotnet CLI.
Note that dotnet CLI is not even a beta yet. It's very natural that some of the stuff that I show below may change or even be removed. So, be cautious.
Scott Hanselman gave an amazing introduction to this tool in his blog post. As indicated in that post, new dotnet CLI tool will give a very similar experience to us compared to other platforms like Go, Ruby, Python. This is very important because, again, this will remove another entry barrier for the newcomers.
You can think of this new CLI tool as combination of following three in terms of concepts:
- csc.exe
- msbuild.exe
- nuget.exe
Of course, this is an understatement but it will help you get a grasp of what that tools can do. One other important aspect of the tool is to be able to bootstrap your code and execute it. Here is how:
In order to install dotnet CLI tool into my Ubuntu machine, I just followed the steps on the Getting Started guide for Ubuntu.
Step one is to create a project structure. My project has two files under "hello-dotnet" folder. Program.cs:
using System; namespace ConsoleApplication { public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!"); } } }
{ "version": "1.0.0-*", "compilationOptions": { "emitEntryPoint": true }, "dependencies": { "Microsoft.NETCore.Runtime": "1.0.1-beta-*", "System.IO": "4.0.11-beta-*", "System.Console": "4.0.0-beta-*", "System.Runtime": "4.0.21-beta-*" }, "frameworks": { "dnxcore50": { } } }
These are the bare essentials that I need to get something outputted to my console window. One important piece here is the emitEntryPoint bit inside the project.json file which indicates that the module will have an entry point which is the static Main method by default.
The second step here is to restore the defined dependencies. This can be done through the "dotnet restore" command:
Finally, we can now execute the code that we have written and see that we can actually output some text to console. At the same path, just run "dotnet run" command to do that:
Very straight forward experience! Let's just try to compile the code through "dotnet compile" command:
Notice the "hello-dotnet" file there. You can think of this file as dnx which can just run your app. It's basically the bootstrapper just for your application.
So, we understand that we can just run this thing:
Very nice! However, that's not all! This is still a .NET application which requires a few things to be in place to be executed. What we can also do here is to compile native, standalone executables (just like you can do with Go).
Do you see the "--native" switch? That will allow you to compile the native executable binary which will be specific to the acrhitecture that you are compiling on (in my case, it's Ubuntu 14.04):
"hello-dotnet" file here can be executed same as the previous one but this time, it's all machine code and everything is embedded (yes, even the .NET runtime). So, it's very usual that you will see a significant increase in the size:
This is a promising start and amazing to see that we have a unified tool to rule them all (famous last words). The name of the tool is also great, it makes it straight forward to understand based on your experiences with other platforms and seeing this type of command line first architecture adopted outside of ASP.NET is also great and will bring consistency throughout the ecosystem. I will be watching this space as I am sure there will be more to come :)
Speaking at CodeMash 2016 in Sandusky, Ohio
Attending a developer conference is an amazing way to start a new year. I love conferences because it's where I learn the most. I am a believer of experience driven life and the conferences is the best place where you can learn about other people's experiences and different cultures. 2016 will start for me with CodeMash, a unique event that will educate developers on current practices, methodologies, and technology trends in a variety of platforms and development languages such as Java, .NET, Ruby, Python and PHP. The conference will be held in Sandusky, Ohio between 5th and 8th of January, 2016. I will be talking about two topics at the conference and both of those talks will be held on the last day of the conference, 8th of January, Friday.
First one is at 08:30 AM: ASP.NET 5: How to Get Your Cheese Back. This is mainly targeted for people who are interested in learning what are the main reasons to adopt ASP.NET 5 and what it will bring to the table. Even if you haven't done any .NET development before, you will still find a lot of interesting things here as I believe that one of the biggest advantage of the new .NET ecosystem is that there are no big entry barriers for newcommers anymore.
My last talk is going to be on DLM (Database Lifecycle Management), at 11:00 AM: Database Lifecycle Management: Getting it Right. If you are working with an RDBMS in your daily job and want to automate the release process of the changes, you will definitely find something valuable in this talk. I will be mainly giving the examples for SQL Server changes by using DLM Automation Suite tools but this talk is not about tools and SQL Server. It's all about concepts and challenges of managing the lifecycle of the database schema.
Unfortunately, I will be able to only attend the last two days of the conference but that's better than nothing. I am so excited about the conference and if you are going to be there, ping me (through Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.) to have a chat and meet. See you there :)
Getting Started with Neo4j in .NET with Neo4jClient Library
I am really in love with the side project I am working on now. It is broken down to little "micro" applications (a.k.a. microservices), uses multiple data storage technologies and being brought together through Docker. As a result, the entire solution feels very natural, not-restricted and feels so manageable.
One part of this solution requires to answer a question which involves going very deep inside the data hierarchy. To illustrate what I mean, have a look at the below graph:
Here, we have an agency which has acquired some actors. Also, we have some movies which employed some actors. You can model this in various data storage systems in various ways but the question I want to answer is the following: "What are the movies which employed all of its actors from Agency-A?". Even thinking about the query you would write in T-SQL is enough to melt your brain for this one. It doesn't mean that SQL Server, MySQL, etc. are bad data storage systems. It's just that this type of questions are not among those data storage systems' strengths.
Enters: Neo4j
Neo4j is an open-source graph database implemented in Java and accessible from software written in other languages using the Cypher query language through a transactional HTTP endpoint (Wikipedia says). In Neo4j, your data set consists of nodes and relationships between these nodes which you can interact with through the Cypher query language. Cypher is a very powerful, declarative, SQL-inspired language for describing patterns in graphs. The biggest thing that stands out when working with Cypher is the relationships. Relationships are first class citizens in Cypher. Consider the following Cypher query which is brought from the movie sample in Neo4j web client:
You can bring up the this movie sample by just running ":play movie graph" from the Neo4j web client and walk through it.
MATCH (tom:Person {name: "Tom Hanks"})-[:ACTED_IN]->(tomHanksMovies) RETURN tom,tomHanksMovies
This will list all Tom Hanks movies. However, when you read it from left to right, you will pretty much understand what it will do anyway. The interesting part here is the ACTED_IN relationship inside the query. You may think at this point that this is not a big deal as it can probably translate the below T-SQL query:
SELECT * FROM Movies m INNER JOIN MovieActors ma ON ma.MovieId = m.Id WHERE ma.ActorId = 1;
However, you will start seeing the power as the questions get interesting. For example, let's find out Tom Hanks' co-actors from the every movie he acted in (again, from the same sample):
MATCH (tom:Person {name:"Tom Hanks"})-[:ACTED_IN]->(m)<-[:ACTED_IN]-(coActors) RETURN coActors.name
It's just mind-blowingly complicated to retrieve this from a relational database but with Cypher, it is dead easy. You can start to see that it's all about building up nodes and declaring the relationships to get the answer to your question in Neo4j.
Neo4j in .NET
As Neo4j communicates through HTTP, you can pretty much find a client implementation in every ecosystem and .NET is not an exception. Amazing people from Readify is maintaining Neo4jClient OSS project. It's extremely easy to use this and the library has a very good documentation. I especially liked the part where they have documented the thread safety concerns of GraphClient. It is the first thing I wanted to find out and there it was.
Going back to my example which I mentioned at the beginning of this post, I tried to handle this through the .NET Client. Let's walk through what I did.
You can find the below sample under my DotNetSamples GitHub repository.
First, I initiated the GraphClient and made some adjustments:
var client = new GraphClient(new Uri("http://localhost:7474/db/data"), "neo4j", "1234567890") { JsonContractResolver = new CamelCasePropertyNamesContractResolver() }; client.Connect();
I started with creating the agency.
var agencyA = new Agency { Name = "Agency-A" }; client.Cypher .Create("(agency:Agency {agencyA})") .WithParam("agencyA", agencyA) .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait();
Next is to create the actors and ACQUIRED relationship between the agency and some actors (in below case, only the odd numbered actors):
for (int i = 1; i <= 5; i++) { var actor = new Person { Name = $"Actor-{i}" }; if ((i % 2) == 0) { client.Cypher .Create("(actor:Person {newActor})") .WithParam("newActor", actor) .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait(); } else { client.Cypher .Match("(agency:Agency)") .Where((Agency agency) => agency.Name == agencyA.Name) .Create("agency-[:ACQUIRED]->(actor:Person {newActor})") .WithParam("newActor", actor) .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait(); } }
Then, I have created the movies :
char[] chars = Enumerable.Range('a', 'z' - 'a' + 1).Select(i => (Char)i).ToArray(); for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { var movie = new Movie { Name = $"Movie-{chars[i]}" }; client.Cypher .Create("(movie:Movie {newMovie})") .WithParam("newMovie", movie) .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait(); }
Lastly, I have related existing movies and actors through the EMPLOYED relationship.
client.Cypher .Match("(movie:Movie)", "(actor1:Person)", "(actor5:Person)") .Where((Movie movie) => movie.Name == "Movie-a") .AndWhere((Person actor1) => actor1.Name == "Actor-1") .AndWhere((Person actor5) => actor5.Name == "Actor-5") .Create("(movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor1), (movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor5)") .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait(); client.Cypher .Match("(movie:Movie)", "(actor1:Person)", "(actor3:Person)", "(actor5:Person)") .Where((Movie movie) => movie.Name == "Movie-b") .AndWhere((Person actor1) => actor1.Name == "Actor-1") .AndWhere((Person actor3) => actor3.Name == "Actor-3") .AndWhere((Person actor5) => actor5.Name == "Actor-5") .Create("(movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor1), (movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor3), (movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor5)") .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait(); client.Cypher .Match("(movie:Movie)", "(actor2:Person)", "(actor5:Person)") .Where((Movie movie) => movie.Name == "Movie-c") .AndWhere((Person actor2) => actor2.Name == "Actor-2") .AndWhere((Person actor5) => actor5.Name == "Actor-5") .Create("(movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor2), (movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(actor5)") .ExecuteWithoutResultsAsync() .Wait();
When I run this, I now have the data set that I can play with. I have jumped back to web client and ran the below query to retrieve the relations:
MATCH (agency:Agency)-[:ACQUIRED]->(actor:Person)<-[:EMPLOYED]-(movie:Movie)
RETURN agency, actor, movie
One of the greatest features of the web client is that you can view your query result in a graph representation. How cool is that? You can exactly see the smilarity between the below result and the graph I have put together above:
Of course, we can run the same above query through the .NET client and grab the results:
var results = client.Cypher .Match("(agency:Agency)-[:ACQUIRED]->(actor:Person)<-[:EMPLOYED]-(movie:Movie)") .Return((agency, actor, movie) => new { Agency = agency.As<Agency>(), Actor = actor.As<Person>(), Movie = movie.As<Movie>() }).Results;
Going Beyond
However, how can we answer my "What are the movies which employed all of its actors from Agency-A?" question? As I am very new to Neo4j, I struggled a lot with this. In fact, I was not even sure whether this was possible to do in Neo4J. I asked this as a question in Stackoverflow (as every stuck developer do) and Christophe Willemsen gave an amazing answer which literally blew my mind. I warn you now as the below query is a bit complex and I am still going through it piece by piece to try to understand it but it does the trick:
MATCH (agency:Agency { name:"Agency-A" })-[:ACQUIRED]->(actor:Person)<-[:EMPLOYED]-(movie:Movie) WITH DISTINCT movie, collect(actor) AS actors MATCH (movie)-[:EMPLOYED]->(allemployees:Person) WITH movie, actors, count(allemployees) AS c WHERE c = size(actors) RETURN movie.name
The result is as you would expect:
Still Dipping My Toes
I am hooked but this doesn't mean that Neo4j is the solution to my problems. I am still evaluating it by implementing a few features on top of it. There are a few parts which I haven't been able to answer exactly yet:
- How does this scale with large data sets?
- Can I shard the data across servers?
- Want are the hosted options?
- What is the story on geo location queries?
However, the architecture I have in my solution allows me to evaluate this type of technologies. At worst case scenario, Neo4j will not work for me but I will be able to replace it with something else (which I doubt that it will be the case).


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This album marked a kind of transition for the band, and falls in between. Although they have always been great lyricists, on this album they tone down the freneticism of their music so that the lyrics can take center stage. And they couldn't have done it at a better time, given that the most poetic lyrics they have ever written appear on this album. Even with this, the music doesn't suffer but takes on a new quality that I actually prefer to their older stuff.
The best song ever written by Bad Religion is on this album, and it is the title track "Generator." This is the most beautiful punk poem ever written about God... and it is an intensely personal account. With all of their screaming in the past about questioning everything and not believing in anything, this song reveals a desire to believe in something... perhaps that there really is a foundation to our existence, although we can't see it directly. As an agnostic philosopher myself, I can relate to every word in these lyrics... whether or not you can convince yourself to believe in anything through reason, there is always the desire and the emotion that is often-times impossible to ignore.
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A great play, but not sure they pulled it off. The husband was very warm and earthy and making the women seem cold and detached, the story requires the opposite...why would a woman leave someone as handsome and warm as Marco Baricelli!
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Very powerful, rich, deep, and complex story about love, the individual, couples, relationships, commitment, and personal emotional development. The 2nd half really took me on a rollercoaster ride of different feelings. Highly recommended.
In Tom Stoppard's witty and passionate depiction of modern relationships, two couples search urgently for love: grand love, true love, the kind of love people write plays about—the real thing. Henry, a playwright, is married to Charlotte, an actor; their friends Annie and Max are also actors. When Henry's latest play is staged, life begins to imitate art, and the four friends begin to interact in surprising new ways. They are ultimately compelled to re-examine their relationships, as each character questions whether the love they have is the love they want.


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Garlic Soup With White Beans
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 40 mins
Another recipe collected in my hunt for healthy recipes. I found this in the British TV chef Anthony Worrall Thompson's 'GI Diet' book. I eat a lot of low glycemic index meals as they help with with my insulin resistance.
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- 2 heads garlic, cloves separated and finely sliced
- 2 onions, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 ounce unsalted butter
- 1 ounce cornflour
- 2 1⁄2 pints vegetable stock
- 1 (15 ounce) can cannellini beans (can use haricot beans too)
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- ground black pepper
- parsley, chopped, to serve
- In a large heavy-based saucepan, cook the garlic, onions and thyme in the butter over a medium heat until softened, adding a little stock if necessary to prevent sticking. This should take about 7 minutes.
- Reduce the heat, stir in the cornflour and cook until lightly brown.
- Add the stock gradually, stirring to avoid lumps.
- Increase the heat, bring to the boil and simmer for 30 minutes.
- In small batches, pour the soup into a blender and blend until smooth. Return to the heat.
- Drain and rinse the beans.
- Add beans to the soup with the vinegar and warm through.
- Season with black pepper and serve immediately sprinkled with parsley.
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I've made this three times and have tinkered a little a bit each time (more garlic, more onions, vegetarian sausage). It's been delicious each and every time. Very comforting, makes the house smell wonderful and is pretty much idiot-proof.


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8 Shows Progressives Should Watch This Fall
Every Fall, as new series compete with old ones, television forces us to make tough life choices. But ThinkProgress is here to guide you in the decision-making process. This upcoming season gives us a wide range of shows with intersecting themes to dissect: criminal justice, immigration, religion, reproductive health, race, class mobility, and gender norms in the workplace. The verdict isn't out on whether or not the shows will start productive conversations (some certainly won't), or just be offensive. That said, here is a guide to 8 new shows that progressives should watch (at least once), for better or worse. Hate them or love them, they'll have people talking:
The obvious ones:
1. Black-ish (Sept. 24): If there's one thing I am 100 percent sure about, it's that Black Twitter is going to erupt during this pilot. Some people will hate it, some people will love it, but an eruption is imminent. Black-ish tells the story of an African-American family, living in Suburbia, whose patriarch (Anthony Anderson) has an identity crisis raising his children. The title alone is off-putting, implying that middle-class black families aren't black enough.
My initial thought upon hearing the name of the sitcom was, "Really, ABC? Are we really going to question multidimensional yet equally authentic black experiences?" And then I remembered my own internal struggles as a black girl living in the white suburbs, with comedic trials that mirrored the ones in the first trailer. And though the show is about a black family, it's a larger commentary about what it is like to live in a community where one is, for whatever reason, different from the status quo. Black-ish speaks to the experiences of people of color nationwide, and highlights the intersections between race and class. It sheds light on what it means to be a minority in America, and as the country undergoes a rapid demographic shift, it's one that everyone should see.
2. American Crime (2015): I'm jumping the gun since it doesn't premiere until 2015, but this show couldn't be timelier. It delves into the relationship between race and the legal system. In it, several murder suspects are arrested for the death of a war veteran's son, which heats up racial tension in the small town of Modesto, CA. Although details about the series are still emerging, the explosive trailer follows a white family in mourning after a brutal murder, and a Latino family dealing with the accusation and arrest of a teenage boy. And the term "illegals" is used, so we can also assume there will be an immigration component to the crime drama, in addition to the theme of racial profiling. With police brutality and immigration constantly in the news cycle, the show magnifies the shortcomings of our criminal justice system and the role that race often plays in dividing a community. Stay tuned.
3. Cristela (Oct. 10): Cristela is a Mexican American woman who still lives at home and can't finish law school. The show follows Cristela as she strives for upward mobility while reconciling her traditional upbringing. We will have to keep an eye out for stereotypes thrown in the mix, but it's still genuinely exciting to see a show that stars a Latin American woman on a primetime network, and also explores race, class, and shifting cultural priorities. Much like Black-ish, this show investigates what it's like to be an outsider trying to figure it all out. The trailer also calls Cristela "the modern American woman," which is refreshing. Give it a chance.
4. Fresh Off the Boat (2015): ABC is really going for the gold on race representation this pilot season, but the network also wins the award for Most Questionable Show Titles. This series is about a Chinese family that moves from DC to Orlando in pursuit of the American Dream. Eleven-year-old Eddie, a hip-hop fanatic, goes through an identity crisis as the Asian kid living in a white suburb. The difference between this sitcom and Black-ish is that the kids in Black-ish are insiders, raised in and comfortable with white suburbia. In Fresh Off the Boat, white suburbia is a challenge to be tackled by an outsider. I recommend the show because it evaluates the American Dream through a comedic lens, and explores immigration and assimilation. But we'll wait and see whether it will turn out to do those things in a sensitive and thoughtful way.
Less obvious contenders:
5. Jane the Virgin (Oct. 13): The voiceover in the first trailer for Jane the Virgin says the show is about fate, family, and worlds colliding. It's actually about religion, abstinence-only education, and the worst possible depiction of reproductive health services. Its protagonist, Jane, is mistakenly inseminated with her ex-boyfriend's sperm after a doctor confuses two patients. Thereafter, she must reconcile her strict Catholic upbringing — which includes a strict no-sex rule — with the reality that she is with child. In the preview, abortion is described as shameful, and teen pregnancy the result of irresponsible life choices. That said, the drama features a Latin family, a stark departure from the CW character M.O.: sex-loving white starlets or supernatural heroes. Stereotypes and questionable messages abound in Jane the Virgin, so watch it for Twitter talking points. And let it be a broader starting point for critical discussions about reproductive justice in the U.S.
CREDIT: The CW
6. Mission Control (2015): Women in science and tech are criminally underrepresented, so I'm excited about this 2015 sitcom about a lone female wolf working at NASA in the 1960s. It's set in the past, but many of the absurdities of being a woman in male-dominated industries — wage gaps, harassment, etc. — still exist. Details are still unknown, but hopefully Mission Control will offer funny yet educational insight into what it is like to be a woman in science who has to cope with those absurdities.
7. Selfie (Sept. 30): Honestly, I couldn't make it through the pilot of this show. Critics warned me how intolerable it was, but I really thought I'd find a light in the darkness. Eliza Dooley is a self-absorbed, delusional, and social-media obsessed woman who wants to be rebranded by her co-worker (John Cho). Her character is simultaneously her company's best and least-respected sales rep, in desperate need of fixing her tarnished image. The gender dynamics on this show are difficult to watch because there doesn't appear to be any sense of irony. And the show's social-media-gives-us-the-worst-of-humanity trope is tired. BUT you don't have to like it to consider it worth watching. In light of last week's leaked photo controversy and gender-based violence on the internet, there's something valuable to take from this monstrosity. Stripped of its absurdity, the show is about a man who evaluates a woman's respectability — and place in the office — based on her social media presence and lifestyle choices.
8. State of Affairs (Nov. 17): There are already several national security dramas, but this one stars Alfre Woodard as a black female president and a female CIA analyst (Katherine Heigl). Watch the pilot for them, if nothing else.
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9. Key and Peele (Sept.24): Okay, technically, this Comedy Central original is not a new show. But it is one that everyone should be watching. Few television programs are able to bridge comedy with a wide range of serious subject matter like slavery and the Holocaust. If you want smart commentary about political and social discourse in America — and not from white men — this sketch comedy series in the one for you.
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Janmashtami: Hrithik Roshan to lead Bollywood in dahi handi celebrations
Sarika | Friday August 10, 2012
Bollywood biggies will add a touch of glamour to Janmashtami celebrations in Mumbai, where prizes running into crores will be up for grabs.
Krishna Janmashtami: Will Hrithik Roshan break a 'dahi handi'?
Lovely M | Thursday August 9, 2012
Hrithik will be a part of the Janmashtami celebrations organised by Sachin Ahir at Worli's Jamboree maidan.
Can't compare myself with Bipasha: Esha Gupta
Sarika | Wednesday August 8, 2012
Esha Gupta is gearing up for the release of Raaz 3, with Bipasha Basu, but she isn't worried about the latter's presence.
Esha Gupta was "really scared" of Emraan Hashmi
Sarika | Tuesday August 7, 2012
Esha Gupta, who will be seen sharing screen space with Emraan Hashmi for the second time in Vikram Bhatt's Raaz 3, is full of praise for the actor.
Salman Khan vs Emraan Hashmi in battle of the brands?
Sarika | Monday August 6, 2012
Emraan Hashmi has got car battery endorsement deal, apparently at the same price that Salman Khan charges its rival company.
I will fail if I take a conformist approach: Emraan Hashmi
Sarika | Friday August 3, 2012
Actor Emraan Hashmi, who has been lauded for his performance in Shanghai, says he wants to continue making unconventional choices in Bollywood.
Red eyed Emraan Hashmi copies Robert Pattinson's look
Lovely M | Wednesday August 1, 2012
Emraan Hashmi recently had to sport a pair of red contact lenses for the poster of his upcoming film, Raaz 3 directed by Vikram Bhatt.
Raaz 3 is a dangerous cocktail, says Mahesh Bhatt
Sumita Chatterjee | Tuesday July 31, 2012
Calling the film "a dangerous cocktail", Mahesh Bhatt also said that the film's story somehow coincided with Bipasha Basu's life.
Case against Emraan Hashmi, Dibakar Banerjee for Shanghai song
Lovely M | Wednesday July 11, 2012
Police today registered a case against Emraan Hashmi, director Dibakar Banerjee and 6 others of the film Shanghai at the direction of a local court.
Tia Bajpai moves out of Vikram Bhatt's camp
Riya Chakravarty | Thursday June 21, 2012
Actress Tia Bajpai was launched by Vikram Bhatt in the horror flick Haunted. She later went on to do some more films under his banner.
Kareena Kapoor backs out of film with Emraan Hashmi
Sarika | Wednesday June 20, 2012
After giving a hit with Imran Khan, she has signed her next project opposite Ranveer Singh but looks like Kareena Kapoor isn't comfortable with Emraan
Emraan, Vidya to romance in Mumbai monsoon for Ghanchakkar
Riya Chakravarty | Wednesday June 20, 2012
Director Rajkumar Gupta will finally be able to realise his wish of capturing Vidya and Emraan Hashmi romancing in the Mumbai monsoon.
Mukesh Bhatt's son debuts as director with Murder 3
Aishwarya Nair | Sunday June 17, 2012
Mukesh Bhatt is set to launch his son Vishesh as a director with his production venture Murder 3.
Neha Dhupia signs Karan Johar's next project
Sarika | Friday June 15, 2012
Neha Dhupia, who has completed almost a decade in the film industry, has now signed a commercial film to be made by Karan Johar.
I am not done kissing yet: Emraan Hashmi
Riya Chakravarty | Thursday June 14, 2012
Emraan Hashmi talks about why he's picking up serious roles, his problem with perfection and his penchant for puckering up.
Riya Chakravarty | Wednesday June 13, 2012
Emraan Hashmi says he is all ready to do an item number, but it has to be different from the rest.
Mixed respose for Shanghai, tough competition from Rowdy Rathore
Sarika | Monday June 11, 2012
Shanghai has opened to critical acclaim and mixed response at the box office. But the film is getting tough competition from Rowdy Rathore.
Pritish Nandy describes Emraan Hashmi as a good actor
Lovely M | Friday June 8, 2012
Producer Pritish Nandy describes Emraan Hashmi as a good actor and says "he is the one to look out for".
Leopard trouble on Ek Thi Daayan sets
Lovely M | Friday June 8, 2012
Unit members of Vishal Bhardwaj's Ek Thi Daayan were in for some trouble after a leopard strayed onto the set of the movie in filmcity.
Emraan Hashmi to work with Karan Johar
Aishwarya Nair | Friday June 8, 2012
The actor, who is famous as the serial kisser of Bollywood, would be seen in Karan Johar's next home production film to be directed by Rensil D'Silva.
Emraan Hashmi gives Shanghai world premiere a miss
Lovely M | Thursday June 7, 2012
Shanghai director Dibakar Banerjee and lead actors Abhay and Kalki were in attendance at the world premiere at IIFA but Emraan Hashmi was missing.
Shanghai to release with U/A certificate but with a cut
Sarika | Thursday June 7, 2012
Shanghai, releasing this Friday, has been awarded a U/A certificate by the Central Board Of Film Certification (CBFC), but with a cut.
Delhi High Court refuses to stall the release of Shanghai
Sarika | Wednesday June 6, 2012
The Delhi High Court rejected a plea to stay the release of Shanghai, a political thriller starring Emraan Hashmi and Abhay Deol.
Mumbai Congress demands ban for Shanghai song
Lovely M | Tuesday June 5, 2012
The Mumbai unit of the Congress party called for a ban on the song Bharat Mata Ki Jai featured in upcoming movie Shanghai, saying it hurts sentiments.
My character in Shanghai is very tricky, says Abhay Deol
Sarika | Tuesday June 5, 2012
Abhay Deol, who is playing a typical Tamilian IAS officer in Shanghai, says Dibakar Banerjee pushed him out of his comfort zone to play this role.
Vidya Balan nervous about comical role in Ghanchakkar
Aishwarya Nair | Sunday June 3, 2012
Vidya Balan is feeling nervous while stepping into the genre of comedy with Ghanchakkar.
Emraan to skip award shows, just like Aamir used to?
Sumita Chatterjee | Thursday May 31, 2012
Remember a time when Aamir Khan avoided all award shows? Now, buzz is that Emraan Hashmi is all set to walk the same path.
Kareena keen to work with Emraan
Lovely M | Tuesday May 29, 2012
Kareena Kapoor may soon be seen sharing the screen space with Emraan Hashmi in Karan Johar's next , details of which are tightly kept under wraps.
All my films are entertaining: Dibakar Banerjee
Lovely M | Tuesday May 29, 2012
Dibakar Banerjee may like to tackle social problems in his film but the director, says he will never compromise with the entertainment quotient.
Summons from Abhay and Emraan to Dibaker Bannerjee
Lovely M | Tuesday May 29, 2012
Emraan and Abhay gave orders to their forthcoming film, Shanghai's director, Dibaker Bannerjee, to march back home while they promote the film.
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|Karlbergs Strand, 17173 Solna Stockholm, 스웨덴
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Just about 300 meters from popular Pampas Marina.
Picturesque surroundings with listed buildings dating from the late 19-th century. Here you will be staying as in the country side but still in the middle of town!
Close to public transportation, subway (Blue line, station Västra Skogen) and only a few stations from absolute city. Alternatively the walking distance to central Stockholm is just about 20 minutes.
In the close surroundings you will find a public outdoor pool, riding stables, canoe renting etc. etc.
Everything is new or newly refurbished in the cottage, wich contains a complete mini kitchen, a small CR with shower and WC.
A comfortable double sofabed with blankets and pillows is also present.
Bed sheets and bath towels can be provided for an adittional cost.
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This was a great place ! Practical and pretty little cottage on the shore.
We had a great time at your place Andreas. Thank you very much.
The Cottage was simply great!
The surrounding area is quite but still it´s only about 20min walk into the centre of the Stockholm.
Everything you need is nearby, such as supermarkets and metro station.
The equippment of the cabin is simple but modern and the garden with water-view is perfect for a nice breakfast in the sun.
We really liked our stay and the contact to Andreas was very friendly and the pick-up of the key very convenient, even late at night.
We regretted to stay there for only two nights.
Overall it´s very cozy and probably you shouldn´t stay there if you´re claustrophobic. And, don´t be afraid of ants... ;-)
For the next stay in Stockholm we´ll definitely try to stay there again!
We were not told the exact address before we arrived, which made finding the cabin difficult. Also, the day before we arrived, Andreas informed us that we would be relocated to another cottage of the 'same standard'. The previously displayed photos and reviews of other cottages looked and sounded great, however the our cottage was a bit disappointing overall - not painted, with extension cables laying about and still a work in progress. As compensation for all this, he informed us that use of the sheets and towels would be "on the house". The cabin is a 10 minute walk to the station and is at the bottom of a hill near the marina (in which there's a good restaurant called Sjökrogen). On the positive side, from what we saw of the previous photos, after renovation, this cottage will probably be quite charming and comfortable.
I had a pleasant time in Solna,
The house was beautiful situated among the coulorful wooden houses with character with a lot of trees and the sight on the river.
The metro and the supermarket is in the neighbourhood. It is a small house suitable for one or two persons. A new matras on a good sleeping bed was a fine surprise, because last recenties where telling otherwise. The kitchen is well equiped with everything you need to cook. also a coffee maker and a waterboiler for tea. even a washing machine and radio, t.v. Electric heater with enough capacity to warm the room.
Only i am used a more thick blancket on my bed, but that is personal.
Almost every place you can best visit with the fast metro about 10 minutes walk. I 'll hope other people will enjoy this place too.
We were pleased with our stay. Small cottage, but quaint in a beautiful location. We loved the location and the walk to the metro. The cottage itself was clean, and the set up would be perfect for someone spending a bit more time. We did not use the kitchen set, but it looked functional and handy. Overall, we were very pleased with our stay and loved the environment.
Nice cottage to stay and nice surroundings as well. We enjoyed the little garden in front!
Some disadvantages: it took us over 30min to walk to the Central Station, but we only did this once. Afterwards, we took the metro which works well in Stockholm!
For the equipment of the cottage: the bed is from poor quality to sleep on for 5 nights and the equipment of the kitchen is very poor (2 very little cooking-pots, too small to prepare noodles for 2 pers, no other gear, not even a little sponge or a wooden spoon). The rest is OK.
Die Hütte war äußerst komfortabel eingerichtet, sodass der wenige Platz optimal genutzt wurde. Die Umgebung war sehr ruhig und idyllisch, trotzdem stadtnah. Leider funktionierte das W-Lan nicht wirklich und die Funktionsweise der Waschmaschine ließ Fragen offen. Trotzdem würde ich diese Unterkunft für einen Urlaub in Stockholm weiterempfehlen.
Sehr schöne Unterkunft! Es fehlt an nichts.Schön zentral und trotzdem ruhig gelegen. Auch der Kontakt war sehr nett. Würden jederzeit wieder diese Unterkunft wählen
Koselig liten hytte, sentralt beliggende i fine omgivelser, kort vei til det meste i Stockholm. Vi koste oss kjempe masse.
Logement spartiate mais tres fonctionnelle. Ideal pour y passer le dîner, la nuit et le petit dejeuner.
Proche métro (10mn), centre ville historique (45mn) et location de kawak (point65: 5mn)
Petit bemol: très mauvais wifi à l'intérieur de la maisonnette et surchauffé si complètement fermé - pour la nuit par exemple...
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I'm reading this book I'm remembering all the myths and misinformation I was told as a child, and now I find myself still telling MY kids. The author covers the myths, and explains them with some fact finding measures, and rates how true or false they are. You'll have some laughs and at least in my case, take a fun trip down memory lane and recall on how funny it must of been believing some of this schoolyard folklore.
And will I still be telling my kids some of these myths after the explanations? Absolutely! :)
The book is separated into several sections as you can see from the book preview. It covers a great deal of territory: everything from health related adages to sayings that have to do with the seasons, eating, school related things, grooming, warnings...if you've heard it, it's probably in this book. ;-)
I swear I heard almost every single saying growing up and have said more than a few to my own kids, LOL. There were some definite "aha!" moments as I realized that some of the things I thought I knew, I didn't really and vise versa.
My teen son also read this book and LOVED it. He kept coming over to share new things he learned. One word of warning to parents though, there are a few concepts you might not want your younger children reading about like the section entitled, "If you keep touching it, you'll get hairy palms and go blind!" Nothing like having your teen strike up a conversation about THAT.Read more ›
After a read through, it is obvious the author put a lot of time and effort into compiling a wide variety of studies and used quality sources. He has done a great job in arriving at clear cut answers whenever possible, and explaining where things are still murky or unknown. I laughed- and groaned happily- through the jokes. The selection of these generational tales and the author's entertaining voice really make this a unique book in the 'mythbusting' genre.
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This is a supper I like to put together for myself as it's on my partner's "No thank you" list. It is a bit vague, but let your own taste guide you.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 100 g sardines in oil
- 1⁄2 onion, diced small
- 1 tablespoon capers
- 2 anchovies (from a jar, in oil)
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 2 dried red chili peppers, crushed
- cherry tomatoes, a handful, halved
- fresh flat leaf parsley, a handful, chopped
- spaghetti
- fresh ground black pepper
- Get the pasta cooking.
- In another pan gently fry the chopped onion in the oil from the sardine tin - soften but don't let the onion colour.
- Squish the anchovies into the pan.
- Add the garlic, capers, chillis and tomatoes - stir.
- Cook gently while your spaghetti finishes cooking.
- Just as the spaghetti is ready, stir half a cup or so of the pasta water into the sauce, gently stir in the sardines and the parsley to warm the sardines through.
- Drain the pasta and stir together.
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Kindan is an apprentice harper at the Harper Hall but he is finding the lessons very difficult and although he has his friends, Nonala, Kelsa and Verilan, he also has enemies, such as the bully Vaxoram. Things begin to improve for Kindan when he beats Vaxoram in a duel and Vaxoram becomes first his servant and then gradually his trusted friend. Then Kindan impresses a fire-lizard and becomes the proud owner of the magnicent Valla. At the hatching he meets Koriana, daughter of Lord Holder Bemin of Fort Hold. She also impresses and she and Kindan fall in love, but her parents disapprove and she has to return to Fort Hold. Then a plague begins to spread across Pern, killing nearly everyone infected.Kindan and his friends search the harper records to see if they can find a cure, but all they can find is mention of a similar plague over a hundred Turns past. As the plague gets worse Kindan and Vaxoram are sent to Fort Hold to help tend the sick. Kindan will be reunited with Koriana, but will she be free of the plague, and will he be able to find a cure before more people die?
Publisher: Transworld Publishers Ltd
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